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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1920

Page

5

Acton Centre Agricultural Fair Draws 3000 Enthusiasts

The Acton Agricultural fair at Acton Centre drew about 3000 attendees with extensive exhibits in cattle poultry bees and crafts. President C W Goward praised the event’s organization and the Waltham Band provided music while I F Richardson spoke. Prizes honored numerous livestock poultry and ornamental displays reflecting a strong community effort.

Acton C. W. Goward Waltham Band I. F. Richardson Mass State Board of Agriculture Goward

Weekend Visitors and Local Visits in Acton Center News

ACTON CENTER weekend visitors include Miss Mary Caffey of Allston at the Brown home and Miss Amy Baker of New York with Charles Baker at the Baxer residence. Ernest Greenough resumes MIT studies. Mrs Huldaty Welch visits Amos Borden in Watertown. Mrs Sarah White Doolittle of New Jersey visits her son Albert W. Doolittle. William F. Davis, formerly of Acton, revisits old friends. The basketry class meets Friday at Miss Charlotte Allen’s at 1 30 PM.

Murray Brown Mary Caffey Allston Ernest Greenough MIT J. 8. Moor Ethel Ocean Bluffs Amy F. Baker New ‘York Charlese A. Baker New Bead Lford I Charles Baxer Huldatv Welch Amos Borden Watertown Sarah ‘White Doolittle New Jersey Albert W. Doolittle William F. Davis Acton Charlotte Allens

Regretful Grange Reception Honors Town Teachers

At a Grange reception for the town's teachers, superintendent and school committee, selectmen, and Parent Teachers' officers, entertainment included vocal selections by Mrs Otis Borfbush of Concord Junction with Miss Gertrude Rideout on piano, remarks by Herman C. Knight, and an address on Education by Rev Ida C. Huttin of Sudbury. Ice cream cookies and cake were served.

Regent Actton Grange Board of Selectmen Parent Teachers’ Association Otis Borfbush Concord Junction Gertrude Rideout Herman C. Knight Ida C. Huttin Sudbury

Died at Old Home Miss Martha Oliver of Acton

Miss Martha Oliver oldest resident of Acton died Monday morning September 27 in the house where she was born in November 182 and she was 97 years and 10 months old. Despite blindness and years in bed she remained cheerful and met friends. Funeral services were held at her late home with Rev J G Robinson officiating. Burial followed in Woodlawn cemetery family lot.

Martha Oliver Acton Miss Oliver John Oliver J. G. Robinson Woodlawn Cemetery

Annual Meeting of Village Improvement Association

The annual meeting of the Village Improvement Association will be held at the school building on School Street this evening at 7 45 o clock. All members are urged to attend as matters of real importance are to be discussed.

Village ‘Improvement Association

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Acton Fair Boxhoro B. Needham George Greenough Ch. Needham Mornsey Bull Nashua Sir Glenrose France L. M. Win Gate Crescent Farm Bolton Oliver Blue B. Neenham Carl C. Flint Young Roy W. Hunt R. C Rhode Island Young, Pullet Mileheaw Carl GC. Flint J.M. Brown W. A. Flint J. AL Russell B. N. Pope A. Richardson C. B. Needham B. N. Fobes Broad Son George Mead Ferristat Philip Vanderhoof Sadie Moulton B. N. the Kid Isaac S. Ford John F. Snyder Mass State Department’ of Agriculture Fred Waite Concord Junction Carl ¢C Flint South Acton Miss Mahaney Harold Tompkins Fred Gay George Dussault Ff. A. Garland Roade Island Fla Waite A. W. Piper A. W. Doolittie A. Waite Wyandotte R. W. Pipper Garland R. W. Piper Beniope Young, 1St Fr. L. Garland, 2d Mrs J. M. Brown, 2d Frank Holden A. W. Doolittle Fr. Garland J. Brown Puillet F. Ie Garland J. M. Brown Columbia Rock W. S. Middleton White W. T. Merriam White Rock S.C. Rhode Island Reds Pen F. A J. M., Brown Fr. A. Waite Arthur Rayner F. A Weats A. Rayner F. B. Davis Cockerel F. A. Waite Carl Flint Charles W. Allen C. W. Allen J. W. Brown White Wyandotte Ralph W. Piper Braman Cockeril W. C. Woodruff Fitchburg Anconas R. W. Hunt Mature Merriam Holland T. Baxter Willis Holden Vallee Pope J. W. Livermore Middleton George G Braman George G. Braman C. T. Baxter Gread James McGreth G. A. Webster Ira A. Russell Mary Rickard Marjorie Brown Herbert Robbins Dorothy Ailen Flora B. Reed CC. B. Needham John Evans R. M. Prentiss Paulne Moore Gladys McKnight J.W. French G.A. Richardson Harold R Reynolds Rikerman F. Conant Mary W. Cook Mary E. Pickard Harold R. Reynolds George H. Cash Mabel Robbins J. Robbins Mary Kilham Nancie Edith M. Jacobs KF. M. Jacobs E. M. Jacobs Sidney. Laffin Cora B. Hartwell Euwin A. Plan Raffa George Tucker J. W. Mer Naily J. Evans Ruth KE. Hall Mabel P. Robbins Henry Warder Mary Pickard Roman FE. M. Hasty John Pvans Lots 'M. Cram Editha M. Jacobs Henry Warden B. Caldwell L. W. Perkins E. F. Conant Lillian H. Richardson Julia Wood Herbert Robbing Lois M L. W. Perkins ‘Behry J. White George V. Mead W. J. Lamson ‘Hubbard G. Burroughs H. Holden N.pope J. W. Mead Ed. Anderson B. N Glenwood Albert Varcer B. F. Townsend G. R. Hall Co Marlboro Finney @ Hou se. Acton Rainn E. Dagritee The W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated Maynard Acton Center William Robbins Worcester Woodlawn Enterprise Hallet & Davis Pianos Blake Pianos Nason St Mason and Hamlin Henry F. Miller Estey Schaeffer Briggs Maydale Spring Maydale Spring Company Maynard, Mass Wilson Lumber CO R. L. Wilson Tt. A Loewe Bros. Paints Savings Department Maynard Trust CO Main Street
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