Acton Friends Update After Illness and Local Happenings
The piece notes Mrs. Jennie Tuttle living on River Street after a minor illness, visits by local residents from Blue Hill and Pepperell, and a September 30 marriage of John Weasley Blachmer and Blanche Edna Moore at the Universalist parsonage. It also reports remodeling of Conant House for F. B. Lothrop Company workers and a serious apple-picking accident injuring James McGreen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Campbell
Jennie K. Tuttle
Lothro Factory
River Street
Mary Owen
Chase Barker
Blue Hill
Maine
Ralph A. Barker
Maynard Street
B. Milton
Pepperell
Charles M. Kimball
A. L. Wilbur
Manchester
N. H
Henry E. Tolman
John Weasley Blachmer
Blanche Edna Moore
Orange
Mass
Universalist
Clark L. Paddock
Conant
Acton
Arthur Tuttle
F. B. Lothrop Company
Earl Hayward
Ralph Merchant
James McGreen
Drr
Tasker
Maynard and Concord Clash in Middlesex Championship Series
Maynard and Concord meet in the second of a three game Middlesex county series at Concord Center on Columbus Day afternoon. A massive crowd is expected as high stakes and statewide interest mount. lineups may shift with Al Wilson’s Concord squad featuring Davidson and Keefe as battery and Sullivan backing up, while Columbus Day participants and officials anticipate record attendance with police on duty to manage traffic.
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Maynard
Concord
Middlesex County
Concord Center
Old Concord
al Wilson
Concord Mine
Davidson
Keefe
Sullivans
Russell
J. Fallon
Billy _s
Bulgar
A — If
Greggles
Dick Loft
Joe White
Wil Yack
Jimmie Con
Niley
Buffalo International Peete
Brick Wilder
Omaha
Tom Marsden
O’brien
McManusss
R. Marsden
Lent
Cadigan
Bosse
State Constabulary
Action urged to destroy gypsy moth in Acton Massachusetts
Acton town notices property owners to destroy gypsy and brown tail moth eggs caterpillars pupae and nests by December 1 1922 under penalty of law. If owners fail the town may do the work and levy a lien on land. Citizens urged to cooperate on highways and report adjoining neglect. Full instructions available from Frank R Manning or the state forester.
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SELEC
Acton
Mass
Frank R. Manning
South Acton
State Forester
State House
Boston
Earl Kuchiner Lodge Hosts Large Sons of St George Meeting
Earl Kuchiner Lodge of the Sons of St George held a major gathering at Odd Fellows Hall with Grand Officers Arthur Bockington Robert Cooper and John Snowden among guests. Boston Worcester uniform rank Knights attended. Nathan Crowther led a drill and degree work for three candidates. A beef steak pie supper followed, run by a committee and assisted by Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St George members.
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Earl Kuchiner
Boston
Worcester
Earl Kitchiner Lodge
Nathan Crowther
Grand Lodge
Fred Oates
John Webster
Louis Cuttell
Sid Scott
Joseph Brown
Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George
Marriage Records Show 46 Entries By Oct First 1922
Town Clerk Sanderson notes 46 marriages recorded in 1922 up to October 1, two fewer than the same period in the prior year. He expects a late rush in weddings to offset the dip, and cites a probable surge in the year's final months. Walter Mullin, a recent Tuite College graduate, has joined Hood Rubber Co. in Watertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson
People’s Theatre
Walter Mullin
Tuite College
Hood Rubber Co
Watertown
Maynard High Football Notes Preview Crowe Park Games
Maynard High School football quartet attended the Harvard Holy Cross game at Harvard Stadium Saturday afternoon. Principal Cole Soach and Edward Coughlin assistant joined the party. The eleven, with several new men in the lineup, did well in the game with Concord and fans anticipate first rate contests at Crowe Park as the season develops.
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Maynard
Harvard Holy Cross
Harvard Stadium
Cole Soach
Edward Coughlin
Shirley
Columbus Way
Hee
Wellesley
Concord
Crowe Park
Portable Saw Mill Almost Destroyed by Fire
A portable saw mill narrowly escaped total destruction Friday evening after a gasoline leak was ignited by a backfire. Owned and operated by Howard Hartford, the blaze occurred at the corner of Nason and Acton streets around 6 05 P M. The fire department arrived quickly with chemicals to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hartford
Nason
Acton Streets
Attendance Highlight From Early Ticket Sales
Early ticket sales indicate strong interest for an upcoming event with growing attendance projections. Organizers report steady demand and expect crowded venues as dates approach.
Finnish community matriarch Maki dies at 56
Mrs Minna Maki of Crane Ave died Thursday morning at home. She is survived by two sons and a daughter Mrs Mafa who lived with her. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with Rev John Vaananen of the Finnish Congregational church officiating. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minna Maki
Crane Ave
Mra Mafa
John Vaananen
Finnish Congregational Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Americanization teacher Grace Kinney dies of typhoid fever
Grace L Kinney an Americanization teacher in the Maynard schools passed away last week from typhoid fever. She had taught factory and eventing classes with marked success and served in the community for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace L. Kinney
Maynard
Wakefield Calendar Promises Big Fair and Pageant
Miss Gonasitye Clark appointed to organize Wakefield fair events. The Rubber Company work party and naturaligation program noted. Maynard council to hold meeting at Colonial Hall on November 17. A large attractions lineup expected, featuring a minstrel squad and community entertainment to involve Councils in promoting the program and visiting nearby sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Gonasitye “Clark
Aymaea Miseiney
Clark
Fiat Doami
Akroti
Maynard Counci
Colonial
Amyr
Femdress
Minst
Patrick’McGrath
Bowling Season Opens Sparks League Talk at Assabet Mills
Boston talent joins opening bowling season as alleys fill up after baseball. Talks of a league with department teams at Assabet Mills suggest a championship challenge. Young bowlers appear in early form and vie for top spots as the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Mills
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William Bain
Telehone
Sons OF ST George
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