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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
8
Publication details for The Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts provide subscription costs advertisement rates and office address. Rates include six months for 50 cents and one year for 1 dollar with advance payment. Advertising charges are listed by inch and line with special rates for yearly advertisers.
North Acton visits include B R Rouillard of Malden seeing C J Miller and local friends at the Center Miss Mabelle Maynes travels to Rockland Maine via the Eastern Steamship line Mrs Tillson remains critically ill Items for The Enterprise may be left at the post office T A Scott builds a larger barn near the old Gallagher site Mrs Joseph sustains a back injury at Concord Junction station Dupees host Northboro visitors including a Civil War comrade Lake Nagog Inn closes and C B Robbins heads to Con toocook New Hampshire Mt Lookout stay planned
A rear barn fire at the Littleton House in Littleton Massachusetts last night spread to the hotel and a neighboring double house causing total losses around 12000 dollars. The town store and three horses were saved with aid from the village fire department and factory water streams. No school sessions will be held Friday due to the Boston Teachers' convention.
South Acton items include Edith Evans at Gleasondale, Walter Bird home from college, and rainfall of about 0.11 to 0.12 inches. Community notices cover newcomers, a Universalist fair, postmaster events, club meetings, births and anniversaries, and local church activities.
Hudson dancing teacher Mr. Lovett will reopen his class at Acton Center Town Hall on Saturday evening November 7 for a Merry Widow party. Dancing runs from eight to eleven with indications of a large attendance.
Rev F P Wood preached in Acton Centre on Sunday. Mrs Rikeman is ill with tonsillitis. Mrs Hiram Proctor and Mrs Geo Noyes convalescing. Miss Charlotte Conant visiting Brooklyn. Miss Esther Bigelow visiting Emer ick Gates. Schools closed Friday for Boston teachers convention. Acton academy graduation Nov 5 at town hall. Mr and Mrs Julian Tuttle in Lyman Taylor’s former house. Charles Barrett died suddenly from heart disease. Benj B Lovett to start a dancing class in town hall Nov 7 with a Merry Widow party.
Community items from West Acton report Miss A Hall teaching in Ain cit, Miss Mary Davis at a Massachusetts convention, and Mrs E B Tatner recovering from surgery in a Boston hospital. Local events include Hall Bros new tenement work, a brush fire near the cemetery, Hallowe en Poverty dance by D B W club, and a Woman's Relief corps bazaar with music by De vane's orchestra.
Otis H. Forbush auctioneer of Acton Mass will conduct several sales of estate property in Acton Concord Carlisle MA from Oct 80 to Nov 6. Items include cows horses farm equipment hay household goods antiques clocks and real estate in Hast Acton under foreclosure. No postponements.
Albert A. Haynes died Sunday night after years of feeble health. A carpenter by trade and longtime resident of 40 years he was noted for honesty and kindness. He leaves his wife a son Henry and sister Mrs. Andrews. Funeral held Tuesday at home with Rev. Willis officiating. Burial at Mt Hope Cemetery.
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