South Acton News and Local Notices
Misses Jennie Anderson and Margaret Christofferson began nurse training at Cambridge training school on Monday. Lady Campbell to represent South Acton PTA at the Massachusetts association convention in Gloucester October 5 to 7. A farewell for Reynolds on Sunday. Reynolds enlisted in the U.S. Navy for four years and departed for Rhode Island. Friends surprised him at Reynolds home with gifts including a gold ring and a leather bill-folder. Social gathering featured many residents and refreshments. Mrs Jessie ids and Mrs George Hayward served as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Anderson
Margaret Christofferson
Cambridge Training School
Lady Campbell
South Acton
Parent- Teacher Association
Massachusettser Association
Glouster
Farwell
P Reynolds
Rey
U.S. Navy
Rhode Island
Jesse ‘Reynolds
Jesse Reynolds
George Hayward
John
Mabel Mabel Morison
Dorothy
Brannard
Winifred
Sylvia
William
Arline’ Jones
Burton
Kenneth Bursow
Malcom Fullenton
George Smith
Jessie Ids
Local Notes From Concord Junction Area
Allen recovering from appendicitis operation at Deaconess hospital last week. Daniel J. Hennessy dies suddenly at 2 Buttonwood Street Dorchester. long time employee of Myron T. Carrigan Nine Acre Corner Concord. Joseph Brown returned to Hartford after weekend with parents Mr and Mrs James Brown. Mrs Brown stays two weeks. Thomas Carroll Main Street purchases Highland Street house formerly of Mr and Mrs William Fought. Mr and Mrs Fought to take apartments with Mrs John Hughes Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carroll
Main St
Highland St
William Fought
Mra Fought
John ‘Hughes
Main Street
Grange Plans Elaborate Costume Party
Narsaac Grange eyes an elaborate party on Friday October 27 at Association Hall. Newell's Marlboro orchestra to supply music and prizes awarded for best costumes. An entertainment segment precedes a grand march with invitations available from listed Grange committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narsaac Grange
Association Hall
Newell's Orchestra Marlboro
The
Grange
Clara Sweet
Linnie Ldirdon
Violet Mack
Beatrice Elmes
Birdice Main
Alpha Ruble
F. W., Taylor
J. L. Adams
Robert Cousins
Harry Denton
George Manter
Rouse Family Visits Friends in Sudbury
Rev. and Mrs. C W Rouse of Newton New Jersey visited Mr and Mrs Harland Rogers and were welcomed by many friends. Miss Madalene Small returned home to Guilford Me after visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Stone. Charles Baldwin sold 1000 bushels of beans this season and expects more if frost holds off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Rouse
Newton
N. J
Harland. Rogers
C.W. Rouse
Madalene Small
Fred Stone
Guilford
Chas
Baldwin
Acton Fair Notes and Local Events Highlight October
Friday at the Acton Fair featured Mrs Vanderhoof and Mrs Bur shooting with Indian arrows. Biographical notes mention Josiar Harmar Penniman, Concord born 1868, now Acting Provost of the University of Pennsylvania. Golf results from Concord Country Club event report Belcher and Webster with top scores. October church programs include Rev Gail Cleland topics at Trinitarian and Unitarian churches with a Law Enforcement focus at Union Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Fair
Vanderhoof
Bur
Josiar Harmar Penniman
Concord
James Lanma
Maria Davie
University of Pennsylvania
General Woods
Penniman
Women's Golf Association of
Boston
Concord Country Club
Donald M.belcher
Winchester Country Club
W. A. Webster
Belmont Country Club
Gail Cleland
Trinitarian Church
Paul
Cleland
Unitarian Church
Mr. Walsh
Billerica
Concord Schools Open 1922 23 With Record Attendance
Concord public schools begin the 1922 23 term with historic attendance. High School enrollment reaches 486 with grades 495 to 500. New teachers include Amy A. Thompson Bates College and Sarah H. DeWolfe Tufts College with housing on Main Street. Chester K. Delane Plymouth 1 P. Thorpe Hubbard Street. Augustus D. Zanzig named supervisor of music at center elementary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Public Schools
Concord High
Amy A. Thompson
Bates College
Harriety Road
Main Street
Sarah HH. DeWolfe
Medford
Jackson
Tufts) College
Edith Bean
Chester K. Delane
Plymouth
P. Thorpe
Miss Martina Benere Seen as Likely Postmaster Successor
Considerable community interest focuses on who will replace Postmaster James Kinsley at term end. Martina Benere, currently Assistant Postmaster, emerges as the leading candidate praised for efficient service by many patrons who have signed a petition to Congressman John Jacob Rogers in support of her candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kinsley
Martina Benere
Miss Benere
John Jacob Rogers
Maynard News Briefs Open With Mission and Travel
A two week mission opens at St Bridget's Church on Sunday October. Mrs J Coughlin and a relative visit a towel on Thursday. Mr Bert Sylvester touring Maine to visit relatives. Peter Cramsey from C M H car returns from Ireland. Thomas Murphy injures wrist cranking an auto at Herrick farm. George H Creighton heads to Jacksonville and Savannah on a two week ocean trip. T D Whitney on annual vacation. Sunday school opens for Fall Winter session at St Bridget's with large children attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Coughlin
Towel
Bert Sylvester
Maine
Peter Cramsey
Ireland
Thomas Murphy
Herrick Farm
George H. Creighton
Maynard’ Trust Co
Jacksonville
Savannnah
T. D. Whitney
Assaet Mills
St. Bridgets Church
Auction Sale by John A. Finigan Concord MA October 7 1922
Auctioneer John A. Finigan of Concord Massachusetts announces a closing out sale by W A Haynes Co Maynard on Nason St Maynard. Items include farm implements autos auto parts tires and accessories along with horse goods tools and a 1 1/2 ton Federal truck and Caxton Sedan. Sale Saturday October 7 at 10 am rain or shine cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Haynes Co
Maynard Mass
Nason St
Maynard
McCormack
McCormick
Hussey
Oliver
Syracuse
Caxton
W. A. Haynes, Co
Concord Mass Auction Sale of House Shop and Land
John A Finigan announces an auction of the Warren property in Concord Massachusetts on Thursday October 10 1922 at three o clock in the afternoon. The real estate includes about 134 acres with a cottage house and a 20 by 30 foot shop set back from Lexington Road with a right of way. The house has six rooms on the first floor and three chambers above plus a cellar described as well built and well maintained. The property lies near churches stores and post office with accessible land and local road building resources. Terms require a $300 cash deposit or certified check and the balance in ten days after sale upon delivery of warranty deed. Special notice: household goods to be sold at two o clock that day at Warren shop before real estate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Lexington Road
Old Concord
Oldenburg
George A. Warren
Concord
Maas
John A. Finigan
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Nash Car
Acton
Nash
Concord Motor Co
Concord Junction
South
Sudbury
Aego
Derby
Concord Dept. Store
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jet
Mass
Tel
Wess Acton
Campbell's
Vermont Creamery
Tabernacle Brand
Ceylon
Swansdown
Bridgets Church
Middlesex Institution
Concord, Missachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
Lexington Rd
Concord State Armory
American Red Cross
Mary Miles Minter
Pn the News
Toonerville
Toonerville Follies
Tom Mix
He Colonial Garage
Bedford St. Lex
Buick and
Chevrolet
Exide Batteries
Mutual” Savings Bank
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
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