Local Notables Buy Homes and Move Plans Across Town
West Acton Daniel McDougal buys the double house of S R Burroughs. Miss Elizabeth Buck leaves for Medfield to teach. Boxboro starts a playground project on the state road. E E Gray Co Boston to open a grocery store in A N Hederstedt block. Elizabeth Buck daughter of Mrs Morrison travels to Medfield for teaching. Charles Bundley of Concord Juelson buys the Morse double house.
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Daniel McDougal
S. R. Burroughs
Angie White
Old Orchard
Mine
Bridgewater
H. E. Mead
Elizabeth Buck
Morrison
Medfield
Boxboro
E. E. Gray Co
Boston
A. N
Nova
Bedford Social and Sporting Roundup in Town
Miss Frances Kelley visits Crescent avenue contact. Ranger Athletic Association loses to Baldwin A C of Cambridge 9 to 7 at Page Field. locals attend Lexington K of C vs Weltarp Legion game a 10 inning thriller. Anthony Hunt Milton Post 221 Legion Welfare Committee held a dance with Creighton’s Orchestra. Mary E. Sullivan chairs, with Mrs Jennie Wilson and Mrs Esther Isner. Bedford National Guard members return from Camp Devens after two weeks training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kelley
Crescent Avenue
Hazel MacDonald
Chicopee
Ranger Athletic Association
Baldwin A. C
Cambridge
Page Field
Lexington
Lexington K. of C
Weltarp Legion
Anthony Hunt-Miamilton Post
American ,Legion
Creighton
Woburn
Mary E. Sullivan
Jennie Wilson
Esther B. Isner
Bedford
National Guard
Camp Devens
Haro’a King
Hartford St
Daniel Kelley
Main Street
Peter Albaal
School Avenue
Stephen “Tackney
Phillip Tackney
Harold Jackson
South Acton lawn party with concert and dance
The South Acton Improvement Association will host a lawn party on the school grounds in Schoost on Friday evening. A musical concert runs from 8 to 9 30 followed by a dance in Exchange hall until midnight. J C Carter of Newport Rhode Island and a Cornell senior visited Mrs. George Hodgen on Stow road last week.
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South Acton Improvement Association
Schoost
Exchange Hall
J. C. Carter
Newport
Cornell University
N. YY
George Hodgen
Stow Road
Wedding in West Acton Joins Mabel W and Fred T Mac Allaster
A wedding took place Saturday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs L A Cebastian West Acton. Miss Mabel FE W daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles te Stoneham and Fred T pastion son of Mrs Josephine KB pastion were married by Rev Clark Paddock First Universalist South Acton. The double ring ceremony featured a sand Canton crepe gown. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple planned a bridal tour then a home at No 1 Tremont Street. Immediate friends and relatives attended including Mr and Mrs L A Sebastian Mrs Charles L Clark Miss Virginia Whitney and Mrs Lora Richardson of Charlies Case Whitney Marlboro and others.
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L. A. Cebastian
Mats Avenue
Acton
Mabel FE. W
Charleste
Stoneham
Fred T. MacAllaster
Josephine KB
Clark Paddock
Universalist
South
Actton
No.1
Tremont St
L. A. Sebastian
Charles L. Clark
South Acton
Charles W. Whitney
Virginia Whitney
Lora Richkardson
Charlies’ Case Whitney
Marlboro
Carrie Skinner
Burton White
Stanley Buck
Stonehamer
Norman P. Mat- Allaster
Allston
Pretty social gathering at Jones residence
The residence of Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones on Maplest hosted a pretty social gathering last evening. Their daughter Arlene entertained a party of three dozen with music games and dancing, followed by lunch. The dining room held flowers and twenty covers. Guests included Misses Winifred Sylvia Mabel Crosby Gertrude Stiles Gladys Sullivan Florence Clif forg Mabel Morison Grace Checkering Alice Franklin Dorothy Davidson and others with Mrs Nellie n Wright and Mrs Mollie Jones as matrons.
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Mabel Morison
Grace Checkering
Alice Franklin
Dorothy Davidson
Sylvia
John Crosby
Wil Sylvia
Kenneth Bugan
William Jones
George Smith
Burton Bursow
Fullenton
Carl
Giannone
Nellie @nright
Mollie Jones
Maynard supporters back Carlton in district primary push
Waynearl Earnest candidates and friends rally in Central Square urging votes for Selectman Ed Carlton in the Republican primary for representative. Carlton, popular in Maynard and former Weavers Union president, faces Dr. Glazier of Hudson. A district parade and multiple town speaks planned this Thursday afternoon.
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Noth
Ed Carlton
Dr. Glazier
Hudson
Carlton
Maynard
Ile
Weavers Union
Quantcil
Tollo
Beacon Hill
Friends of Selectman
Maynard Brass Band
Stow
Boxboro
Local residents make short trips and changes in Concord Junction
Community notices list residents and visitors: F W Taylor buys a 1923 Ford touring car. Miss Alice Williams assists Dr W F Davis at his dental office. Miss Agnes Coughlin visits Troy New York for two weeks. Ruth Williams visits relatives in North Weymouth. Albert and Kuren Achorn and others motor trips to Niagara Falls. Lewis Marcy visits Palm er to see his wife's parents. Cecelia Williams returns from Springfield for a week with her mother. David Caldwell substitutes at Adams and Bridges while Roy and Burton Woodworth serve with Co H at Camp Devens. James Cullinane leaves Jim's market. John Connorton Jr. succeeds. Robert Carter buys a Highland street house from Miss S Chandler. Wendell Prentiss and family vacation with John MacLeod in Halifax and Nova Scotia. Martin Gillegan family returns from Newark New Jersey visit. Co H Machine Gun Company National Guard training at Camp Devens. trip begun by truck from West Acton with march to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Taylor
Alice Williams
W. F. Davis
Agnes Coughlin
Troy
N. Y
Ruth Williams
North Weymouth
Albert Achorn
Kuren
Niagara Falls
Lewis Marcy of
Palmer
Marcy
W. G. Lyon
Cecelia Williams
Springfield
R. H. Williams
David Caldwell
Adams and Bridges
Roy
Burton Woodworth
Co. H
Camp Devens
James Cullinane
Jim's
John Connorton Jr
Robert Carter
Highland St
S. Chandler
R. M. Prentiss
Wendell
John MacLeod
Waltham
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Martin Gillegan
Miss Follie
Edward
Newark
N. J
Co. H Machine Gun
National Guard
West Acton
Funeral held for Civil War veteran James Carr
The funeral of Civil War veteran James Carr was held Saturday morning at Help of Christians Church with a high mass of requiem led by Rev Edward McLaughlin. Bearers included Fred, Walter and Frank Kelley, Joseph Connors, Thomas Taylor, and John Manning. Interment followed in Marlboro. Carr was a familiar town figure known for his genial disposition and had many friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carr
Frank Carr
Laws Brook Road
Help of Christians Church
Edward McLaughlin
Fred
Walter
Frank Kelley
Joseph Connors
Maynard
Thomas Taylor
Concord Junction
John Manning
Mattapan
Marlboro
Carr
Auction Sale of Antiques Center Road Sudbury MA
Antiques from a large New England collection to be sold at public auction on Saturday September 9 1922 at 1 PM without reserves. Items include highboys lowboys secretaries desks tables mirrors chairs and more in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Road
South
Sudbury
Mass
Sheraton
Ely
Saurday
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Concord Dept. Store
Concord Jet
Tel
Macallaster
Miss Jones
John W. Mara
Tabernacle Brand
Vermont
Swansdown
Legion Field
Waynarl
Edwin Carlton
The
Middlesex Institution
Massachusetts
Mutual Savings Bank
Inter
Nach
Nash
Concord Motor Co
Walden St
Goulding
L. P. Goulding
Water Center Road
Maynard, Mass
Charlies H. Persons
Orring
Main St
Acton Agricultural Association
Town Hall
CBC
A.ric
Arthur’ W. Emerson
Sec
Concord State Armory
American Red
Alice Brady
Italy
Pn the News
St. John
New England
William M. Hilliard
Bedford Rd
Lincoln
Chamberlain & Burnham, Inc
Washington St
Congress
Water Board
Freq Robert
Paroel
New York City
Commonwealth Ave
Cor. Park & Sudbury Sts
Sudbury St. Maynard
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