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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1903

Page

8

Acton News Sketches Social Items and Local Notes

South Acton residents and visitors are out for fairs games and church events. Sam Jones and Frank Taylor toured Brockton fair last Thursday while H L Jones witnessed the Pittsburg Boston game in Boston. The universalist church schedules morning services with a later bell ring and an October 15 children’s party in the vestry. The Acton high school football team lost 5 0 to Ayer at Ayer. A variety of local movements moves and arrivals including Mrs I Leach Mrs Arthur Anderson and Ruth Piper returning to Colorado and Crns Fletcher moving to Greenfield. The first social dance of the season is planned for October 13 in Exchange Hall with music by the Union Orchestra.

Mies White Mountains Sam Jones Frank Taylor Brockton Fair Maynard Shirley Nellie Jones N. J. Cole The Universalist Church John Lawson Acton Ayer Arthur Anderson Ruth Piper Colorado Fletcher Greenfield Sid Laffin Jennie Alma Stowell Stowell Quincy Adams Sawyer Boston Reuben L. Reed Ancient and Honourables Cadet Armory C. A. Hosmer Ethel Hosmer Waltham Varnum Robbins Winthrop Wats T. Cannell

Fire sale continues at L N Fowler & Co

South Acton Jocal offers harness boot and shoe repair by C H Clark. For sale by H F Norris Boxboro 3 Winchester repeater rifle 32 cal with loading outfit price 8 dollars Owing to large stock on hand the fire sale will be continued for a short time L N Fowler & Co

C. H .Clark H. F. Norris Boxboro Winchester L. N. Fowler & Co

West Acton Community Notes Include Arrivals and Events

Mrs Anna P Dodge returns from Vermont while the Shattuck family moves into Jas Jewett tenement. Harvest concert at Universalist church Oct 11. Mid dlesex Northwest Temperance union meets Oct 8 in Groton town hall. Mail changes at West Acton post office with Boston connections. Rev Gorham Easterbrook called to Boston due to his father’s illness and death. funeral held in Springfield Street home.

Anna P. Dodge Vermont Clarence Shattuck Jas. Jewett Lettie Newton Wilder Hingsham M. W. Folsom Universalist Church Merson Fuller Mr. Twitchell Somerville Samuel R. Burroughs Fitchburg Volney Hall Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union Groton Town Hall C. B. Stone Clara Stone Marion W. Folsom Nason & Russell al- Dbany Hudson New York City Springfield St Boston Hingham

Birthday tribute to Oliver W. Mead on 80th birthday

At West Acton on Monday Oliver W. Mead aged 80 was honored. Mead co founded A. & O. W. Mead & Co a longtime Boston produce commission firm dating to 1844 with offices at 35 North Market and 35 Clinton Streets. He was born in Boxborough in 1823 and joined his partner to run the business for more than six decades.

West Acton Oliver W. Mead North Market Clinton Srs Boston No. Market St Mr. Mead Boxborough Nathaniel Mead

Young Men's Suits Offered at 15 Dollars in Sale

The dealer presents a striking collection from Rogers Peet & Co featuring hand tailored garments. Each suit promises fine fitting and smart appearance at a value price of 15 dollars.

Rogers-Peet Rogers, Peet & Co Merchant Tailor

Boys Winter Suits Show 21 New Styles For Boys

A local shop displays a large collection of boys winter suits in styles from 9 to 16 years including Eton collar, Sailor collar and college jackets. Fabrics feature cheviots, serges, mohair and camel hair in navy blue brown black and red with prices starting at four dollars, plus hats in new colors from sixty five cents.

Anniversary celebration honors Emeline Hall and Mead kin

The report notes meetings and congratulatory messages for Mr. Mead and Emeline Hall. It lists Mead’s affiliations with American Powder Co and Boston Chamber of Commerce and names his family including wife Lucy Emery and four children. The 85th birthday of Mrs. Emeline Hall drew guests, music, and a celebratory supper with letters and presents.

Mead American Powder Co Boston Chamber of Commerce First National Bank of Ayer North Middlesex Savings Bank Lucy M. Emery East Jaffrey N. H Julian A. Mead Watertown Geo Emeline Hall Frances Porter Hyde Park A. W. Armstrong

Acton Millinery Display From Mrs Parker

Mrs G B Parker announces a full line of fall and winter millinery for display at her millinery parlors inviting local ladies to view the collection in Acton and vicinity.

G. B. Parker Acton

Infant of Swett Family Buried in Forestvale Cemetery

An infant child of Mr and Mrs Robert E Swett formerly of Hudson now of Worcester was buried in Forestvale cemetery Tuesday.

Robert E. Swett Hudson Worcester Forestvale

Funeral Held for Rufus C Sawyer in Berlin

Rufus C Sawyer funeral conducted Tuesday at 2 30 PM by Rev John Baltzly and Rev Mr Pratt at the Unitarian church. Body to Berlin for services in Unitarian church. Reno post 9 G A R led procession from church to cemetery with flag wrapped casket and family bearers.

Rufus C. Sawyer John Baltzly Unitarian Church Berlin Mr. Pratt Mr. Baltzly Reno

Upright Piano Rent Offer Appears Nearly New

An upright piano rented for only nine months is advertised as scarcely used and priced at $200. The seller lists C. H. Persons as contact in May.

C. H. Persons

Marlboro Notes and Social Roundup in Local Update

J A St Louis moved to Medford and Miss K B Pine visits Montreal. James Gallagher returned from Wellesley for a Sunday at home. F B Sheffield works at Middlesex factory. Mr and Mrs F H Morse of Pleasant Street visited Berlin. Miss Alice Gately of Cambridge visited relatives on South Street. Savings bank interest due Wednesday October 21. Miss Nellie Flynn taking telegraphy course in Boton. Lee Grace Fogg and Alice Mil toured Worcester and stayed with Mrs George Cleveland formerly Marlboro. Gossip and piano dealer promotions also noted.

F. H. Morse Pleasant St Berlin Alice Gately Cambridge South St The Savings Bank Lee Grace Fogg Alice Mil Worcester George R. Cleveland Marlboro

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South Acton JOCAL Samuel J. Hilburn Palatka, Fla Col Alpheus Ailburn Bostom Putnam & Son Central St Lowell Pau Norfolk Eton Ban Cheviots and Navy Royal New Sol Oe J. A. St. Louis Medford K. B. Pine Montreal James Gallagher Wellesley F. B. Sheffield Middlesex Nellie Flynn West Main St Bogton Him Jenes Aes E. Z N.curtis Irvine Creighton’s Shoe Emporium Main Street
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