For Sale Overland Runabout in South Acton Mass
Used Overland runabout offered in good condition in South Acton Massachusetts. Price listed as 75.90 dollars. Seller identified as L. E. Laird.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1922
Page
5
Used Overland runabout offered in good condition in South Acton Massachusetts. Price listed as 75.90 dollars. Seller identified as L. E. Laird.
Thomas McCarthy a respected North Acton resident died August 23 after a nine month illness from arterial hardening. He is survived by his wife two sons Frank and Leo and two daughters Nora and Mrs Elmer Munroe. Funeral was held August 25 at Help of Christians parish with burial in St Bernard's cemetery.
The McCarthy family extends gratitude for sympathy and flowers received after a bereavement. Also mentions Joseph Alexander from Newark, New Jersey visiting over the weekend and holiday with Mr and Mrs Alexander MacEachern.
Napoleon Christian returns from New York motor trip. Many locals travel to Cape Breton, Annisquam, Crystal Beach, and Baath for vacations. A newborn Henry Dwight Joslin arrives at Deaconess Hospital. Fishing and summer sport activity mentions. Concord Junction team to face Milford All Stars after weekend at playgrounds. strong attendance hoped.
The Grange corn roast at Crossley Friday drew over a hundred members and guests. Guests roasted corn around a central fire, enjoyed buttered kernels, and moved to Crossley home for social time with music, games, and refreshments. The group plans a repeat next year and thanks the Crossleys for hospitality. The next Grange meeting is set for Friday September 8 at IOOF hall with an interesting program.
A Thursday afternoon birthday party was held for Irene and Claire Pageau, daughters of Mr and Mrs Ale Pageau, with about thirty young guests. Attendees included Geraldine Hannon, Jennie Grasela, Marguerite Hayward, Ruth Edwardson, and others. The gathering wished the children many happy returns.
Rev Alfred W Stone presides at 10 30 morning service at Union Church with church school at noon Junior primary and beginners departments meet this month Evening series starts at 7 00 with a cordial invitation extended to all attendees to join in worship and study
West Acton pastor R Morrison preached in Boston on Sunday while Richard Foss remained ill last week. W H Davis returned to work after sickness. Luther Morris and family from Palmer visited George F E Holton. Ruth Pierce from Westboro stayed with C H Monad. George Harrod of Lexington visited F Whitcomb. Arthur Tuttle interacts with W B Whitcomb.
Miss Gladys Fisher arrived Friday after a month's visit with relatives in Maine. Mrs Edward Connolly and son Ward of Medford are visiting Connolly's sister Mrs Charles Hall. Mr and Mrs Joseph Hall are in town and have taken apartments.
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