Vast Acton area real estate listings offer many homes
A long reader notice lists numerous Acton and surrounding town properties for sale including Capes and Ranches in South Acton West Acton and Arlington area. Prices range from about 9 000 to 31 500 with multiple 2 3 and 4 bedroom homes plus income properties and farms. Many include garages basements and improvements with year built dates and features noted.
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South Acton
West Acton
Acton
Artesia
Sienna Fo
Real estate listings urge sales across multiple towns
A long property ad lists numerous Cape and colonial homes in Northboro Acton Sudbury and surrounding towns, with prices ranging from $2,300 to $30,000. It highlights land lots multiple bedrooms and formats and encourages calls day night or Sundays for appointments. The broker cites local offices in Northboro Waltham Acton Marlboro and Sudbury and promotes aggressive advertising to attract buyers.
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Short St
Cape
New
Maynard
Waltham St
Powder Mill Rd
Walcott St
Chandler St
Dartmouth St
Sunporch
Roosevelt ‘St
Fenway Park
Church St
Scaly Brook Rd
New Ranch
Old Bolton Rd
Southboro
Woodland Rd
Richards Rd
Fayville
Sudbury
Dutton Rd
Henry Ford
Boston Post Rd
Massasoit St. Ranch
Concord, Rd
Maine
Boston
Columbus
Peakham
Art Fay
Pines
Art
Gale
Waltham
Ozzie
Wal
Acton
John
Marlboro
Doug
Begonia Show Set by New England Begonia Society
The New England Branch of the American Begonia Society hosts a House Plant Show with begonias on Saturday September 10 at Natick Federal Savings Bank Auditorium from 1 to 8 p.m. A plant sale will run with a small admission. Mrs. Bowser is general chairwoman. Mrs. Greenlaw handles classifications. Mrs. Hut ton oversees publicity. Mrs. Fox chairs entries. The event is at 49 Main Street Natick and invites Concord and Acton garden club members and the public.
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Concord
New England
American Begonia Society
Natick Federal Savings Bank
Cton Garden Club
Robert Bowser
Main Street
George Greenlaw
Lexington Road
E. Wells Hutton
Old Marlboro Road
West Eee
Lester H. Fox
Dracut
Bank
Natick
Bedford Notables Engage in Education and Family Events
Lieut Charles A Barrett Jr has completed his Army tour and moves to Ithaca New York with his wife to pursue education at Cornell University Graduate School of Business Administration. The church nursery will resume Sept 11 with a church fair Sept 10 from 10 am to 7 pm. Miss Ita Hanna married to Irving Baird Jr is honored at two pre nuptial parties. Christine Barrett returns from Maine. Mr and Mrs Alden Roberts announce their second son Gregory Allen born at Emerson Hospital. Bedford Free Public Library resumes its regular hours. Robert Joachim and wife announce birth of their son Gregory on Aug 29 at Emerson Hospital.
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Charles A. Barrett, Jr
Hancock Street
US. Army
Ithaca, New York
Graduate School of Business Administration
Cornell University
Ita Hanna
Loomis Street
Irving Baird, Jr
Gordon Hardy
Wayte Road
Everett
Clarence Ome
Alden Roberts
Great Road
Emerson Hospital
Gregory Allen
Robert Joachim
Gennetti Circle
Gregory
Concord Chamber Eyes Money Pick Up Service Plan
The Concord Chamber of Commerce considers a money pickup and delivery service for payrolls and deposits. Police Chief Robert Kelley would oversee with at least two Concord officers on their off hours. Costs depend on usage and include benefits like increased security and time savings.
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Concord
Chamber of Commerce
Robert
Kelley
Concord Police
Marriage intentions filed for Sala mole and Oliver Jr
Marriage intentions filed for Madeline Theresa Sala mone of Maynard and Fred L Oliver Jr of West Concord. Plans for the 1935 Concord high school class 20th reunion to be held Saturday September 24 at the Red and Gun clubhouse with reservations via Maurice L Dee of Willow Street.
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Madeline Theresa Salamone
Main Street
Maynard
Fred £. Oliver, Jr
West Concord
Concord High School
Red & Gun
Maurice L. Dee
Willow Street
Helps And Hints For The Homemaker In Flood Night
Central Massachusetts and Middlesex County felt floods affecting fruit crops less than vegetables. The guide notes bruised produce may still be a good buy if priced right and used promptly. Cabbage and green peppers are available. request Salads bulletin No. 205 from Middlesex County Extension Service for low cost guidance. Also includes home floor care steps using linseed oil and turpentine to dry and polish varnished floors after mud removal.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex
Middlesex Coventy Extension Service
Concord
Concord August building permits show decline with seven new dwellings
Concord H Whittemore Brown building inspector reports August 1954 permits totaling 117000, down $46795 from 1954. Seven permits were for new dwellings. Listings include John Meyer dwelling 12000 and others for garages, remodels, additions, and s h e d s across Concord with several named addresses.
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Concord
H. Whittemore Brown
John E. Meyer
Strawberry Hill Road
Town of Concord
Monument Square
Ralph Sterpinski
Wexington Road
Frederick C. Marshall
Bolton Street
Corner Moyer
A. C. Peters
Elm Street
William J. Leary
Sandy Pond Road
Michael Shea
Main Street
West Concord
Edward P. Chase
Adelbert Ames HI
Nashoba Road
Jairs
T. Moore
Thomas F. Hanifan
Whittenore Street
Theodore Barthus
Lowell Road
Raymond J. Sheridan, Jr
Tigmroey
Belliveau & Leger
Welling
Concord Foundaries, Inc
Commonwealth Avenue
Fletcher Adams
Park Lane
Peter Lombard
Monument Street
John C. Spring
Andreas Koehler
Strawberry Will Road
Local Fall Plans and Public Notices From Carlisle
Fall services to resume in local churches. Selectman and Mrs. Cann and two children return from Glendale New Hampshire camp. Ex Selectman Foss and Mrs. Foss spend weekend at Lake Winnipesaukee camp. Carlisle firemen drill at Central Station September 14 under Chief Wilson. Holmes and Barbara planned two week motor trip to White Mountains Montreal and Niagara. Board of Selectmen to meet September 15 at the library. Route 25 bridge reopening after 10 day flood closure from hurricane Diane. Gleason Public Library to resume Wednesday and Saturday hours with librarian Mrs. Wilkie and assistant Mrs. Dutton.
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Selectman
Roy V. Cann
Actoh
Glendale
New Hampshire
Carlisle
Central Station
Waldo D. Wilson
Marion Holmes
Concordtree Aed
Barbara
School Street
White Mountains
Montreal
Niagara
Gleason Public Library
Libraran
Helen Wilkie
Eva Dutton
Local 4 H Fair Winners Named Despite Rain
Concord residents from Stow Littleton and Harvard earned prizes at the State Armory 4 H fair with more than 2000 exhibits entered. Edward Denton won multiple awards including best animal bred and a champion Ayrshire. Joseph Quinn and Thelma Phalon claimed Guernsey honors along with several second and third place ribbons. Betty Elliott and Carlton Huff received Massachusetts Agriculture ribbons for top colts and animals.
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Concord
State Armory
Edward Denton
Lincoln
Ayrshire
Joseph Quinn
Stow
Guernsey
Denton
Ralph Lang
Littleton
Robert Stuart
Roger Conant
Betty Elliott
Carlisle
Mass. Dept. of Agriculture
Carlton Huff
Mass. Dept.of ‘Agriculture
Stephen Klyce
Harvard
Harold Tompkins
Cca Goddard
Bedford
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Ant Street
Fair City
fasci‘Evens
Arlington
Lives Acton
Double
Acre
Berlin
Bolton
Boxboro
tCape
Cape Cod
Iness Enterprises
C Va
Marte
A. Dusseault
Quirin ‘Street
Manchester
Ha Sullivan
Gloria Swanson
Carnegie
Doug Langille
National Views
Peoria
Ill
CNS
Mateur
Claremont
New York
Dinkelsbuehler Knabenkapelle
West Berlin
Dium
Begonia
Natick Bank Auditorium
Concord Ladies
Church of Christ
Congregational
Christine Barrett
Bedford Free Public Library
C. OF C. Plan Survey
Conkating
Willard Anderson
James E. Manson
Holdenwood Road
Fred T. Boyd
Thoreau Street
George L. Choun
Everett Watt
Continental Bray
Adamg Street
Welling and
Robert Solow
Martha's Point Road
W. C. Union Church
Reid A. Stevens
Studley Court
George ‘Wy
Foss
Rutland Street
Lake Winnipsaukee
Carlisle Board of Selectmen
Concord River
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