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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1914
Page
12
The subject is named to the important Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Elections. In June they obtained for the Lowell Post Office appropriation enabling improvements. In September they voted in support of the Anti-Trust bill.
Acton Centre notes social calls from Worcester Wollaston and Dedham residents. A grand Republican rally at the town hall features J J Rogers Channing Cox and Edgar H Hall with Maynard brass band music and free rides. Community club meetings, sermons, dances and school events fill the week.
Otis H Forbush acts as auctioneer for multiple sales inviting bidders Friday Oct 30 at 10 am Sun ny Slope farm Emil Cantus selling cattle horses and cattle stock Guernsey and Holstein Friday Nov 6 at 9 am Brooks place 53 Barrett Mill rd Concord Junction near Reform atory station household goods East Bridgewater sale Monday Nov 2 at 10 am Gillman Maple st cows horses wagons harnesses tools hay plus transport details Derby sale last Saturday 16 cows sold for 100 and over each average 82 27 across head sold plus calves
The Republicans plan a town hall gathering in Acton on Thursday October 29 featuring speakers including Congressman John Jacob Rogers candidate for re election Herbert Parker Channing Cox candidate for speaker Victor P Jewett candidate for representative Charles A Kimball candidate for senator and Edgar H Hall candidate for representative Music by Maynard brass band and free auto transportation from West and South Acton.
Last Wednesday evening a large audience witnessed an Indian song recital led by Miss Irene Eastman under the Camp Fire Girls. The program featured numerous Native tunes with descriptive notes and included piano accompaniment by Miss Evelyn Knowlton. Families of Richard M. Davis and A. W. Davis express thanks for sympathy and floral tributes.
James Braman of Boxboro died Friday afternoon at his home after over a year of failing health. He was among the town’s oldest residents, aged 69, and had lived there nearly 50 years. He is survived by four sons, George.
The annual inspection of Teenc De vis Post 138 G A R is set for this evening. Miss Laure Brown and Mrs Bell were guests of the literary club at the meeting.
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