Local Social Notes and Community Updates
Vacation notices and visits circulate as Miss Laura Weaver and Miss Casey Nagle take time off. local residents including Miss Nellie Jones and Ruth Piper plan trips to New York and Leominster. A social dance is announced for Ex change hall with music by the Belle arches. Walter Hayward leaves West Acton for an engine house night watch post. A Concord district court raid at the American House leads to a $50 fine for Ed vweard McKean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Weaver
Casey Nagle
Nellie Jones
New York
Wies Ruth Piper
Leom@eeter
Ale
Exchange Hall
Belle Arches
Boston
Walter Hayward
West Acton
Engine House
Concord
Edvweard McKean
Karnesa Boot and Shoe Repairing at Able Prices
Local notice from South Acton advertising Karnesa boot and shoe repair services at affordable rates by C. H. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Karnesa
C. H .Clark
Forbush Auctioneer Sells Estate and Wood Lot in Acton
Forbush, a Concord auctioneer, conducted sales in Acton and Sudbury with bids by Seaver Thompson of Lowell. The wood lot from C A Harrington estate in Sudbury sold for 2665 cash to Seaver & Thompson as bidders from West Acton and Concord Junction watched. Forbush planned a Farmington Fair sale in Maine on the 16th but canceled to avoid prior engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Forbush
C. A. Harrington
Sud
Hell Bros
A. F. Bilanstmart
West Acton
Rideoutham L. M. Fowler
Concord Junction
Seaver & Thompson
Lowell
Sagres
Forbush
Farmington Fair
Gments
Maine
Fletcher
Eee
West Acton Social Notes and Local Visits
Walter Mead remains very ill as regional meetings and visits fill the week. Stanley Hall plans a Worcester academy return, while the Wachuset Baptist association convenes at Baldwinville on October 4. Various guests including Bert Hayward and Miss Fletcher visit relatives. local clubs host gatherings and education courses in Concord Junction, Stow, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mead
Stanley Hall
Worcester Academy
Wachuset Baptist Association
Baldwinville
Bert Hayward
Edwin Hayward
Mary C. Stevens
North Woodstock
N. H
Weavers' Union to issue fourth payment after loan
The Weavers' union plans its fourth payment to members starting today. To increase the distribution, it will take a $3000 loan from a local store to be repaid after the strike ends. Payments total $8000 including loan proceeds, with checks of $1 redeemable for goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Weavers’ Union
Local residents and visitors listed in town notes
George Howarth of Maple visits Bridget Cooney of Natick. J P Clare & Son hire John O Rourke of Long Hill Bol ton. Dems to meet in lower town hall Sept. Syre Mintoh fends off Winnepesauke in a Friday event. Bertha Kidston at Marlboro hospital. Miss Ritta Moore from Illinois visits Miss Etta Taylor. M & Hurlburt’s store interior renovation. John Curley visits Springfield. Miss Josephine Flibbert visits Worcester. Miss Katie Reddy works at L Kroll Co. Misses Curley and Griffin visit Natick. James Corcoran on two-week vacation. Walter Jewett’s family at Fort Pond. Edward Howe of Beacon Pals two weeks at home on Main St. Charles A Bean of Boston guests on Central St. Miss Hoyt visits relatives in Northam. Mrs Carrie Stratton visits North Attleboro. Miss Louise Bellows at North Brookfield. Viola Sturgis returns from Augusta Me. Daniel Staples helps O Neils lunch cart. William Gill of American Cereal Co Boston enjoys two weeks off. Miss Jane Osborn of Wollaston visits George P. Keith. Misa Maude Brown resumes teaching in Everett. I S Fubbert hosts Russells of North Grafton. James Lucy and daughters visit Mahoney family. Mrs G T C Holden returns from Crawford House White Mts. Miss Margaret McGillick visits Natick. heads to Jersey City. Misses Helen Champeau Anna Weasel visit Della Tebeau. Ambrose Sullivan to open old slaughter house Gates Pond road with updated facilities. Randall Maker to oversee slaughtering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. McNamara
J. P. Clare & Son
John ¥. O'Rourke
Long’ Hill
Bolton
Bimnst
Democrats
Fenews
Lower Town Hall
Syre Mintoh
Mie
Winnepesauke
Bertha Kidston
Marlboro Hospital
Ritta Moore
Illinois
Etta Taylor
High St
M. &. Hurl
Daniel Staples
O’neil
Joseph Brennan
Sites Centraist
White Fields
N. H
William E. Gill
American’ Céreal Co
Boston
Misa Jane Osborn
Wollaston
George P. Keith
Washington St
Fild
Apsley Rubber Factory
Maude Brown
River St
Everett
Margaret McGillick
Natick
Jersey
City
N. J
Helen Champeau
Anna Weasel
North Grafton
Della Tebeau
Water St
Ambrose Sullivan
Gates Pond Road
Randall Maker
Concord Junction School Tops Gifted Student in Science
Our Paper notes Roland in Concord Junction showing unusual gifts for scientific research. He pursued chemistry through extra training and examinations for preferment after last term. The article celebrates his success as an encouragement to all young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
Old Schoolmates Meet During Red Campaign
Mr Barry, a pioneer settler of Box Butte County Nebraska and current Hemingford bank president, was shot in the right arm. Surgeons on a barn door operating table were driven off by enemy fire, preventing amputation. he calls the arm better than none though not up to standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Box Butte County
Neb
Hemingford
Miss Mary Giles Praised as Promising Soprano at Old Home Week
During Old Home Week at Farmington New Hampshire Mary H Giles of Concord Mass daughter of B E Giles impressed with a charming song performance with W D Allen providing accompaniment. The Farmington News reports she is a young vocalist of fine promise and has been engaged as soprano soloist for an upcoming oratorio in the opera house early this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Giles
Mary
Farmington
N. H
Mary H. Giles
Concord
Mass
W. D. Allen
Giles
Watsons entertain Odd Fellows Home in Concord
Mr and Mrs Frank H Watson of Concord Junction Massachusetts entertained the inmates of the Odd Fellows Home last evening with humorous duets and recitations to the delight of the members of the home and others assembled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Evening Monitor
Frank H. Watson
Concord Junction
Mass
Odd Fellows Home
Various Social Notices From Local City Scene
George J. Andrews returns from Waltham on Sunday. Harry EB Brigham’s orchestra to play at North Brookfield Friday. Rage Lynch of Boston visits city Sunday. Mrs W P Clark of Milford visits Sunday friends. George Gallagher, fire department sub driver, works for L EB Magloire Vigeant while regular man is on vacation. Ex councilman J A Lacouture on annual vacation. Our strong football eleven for the season. J A Millington returns from Bath Maine. former restaurant man here. Co F target shoot at Shaughnessy range Saturday afternoon. Nellie Dee returns to New York city to resume teaching. James P Warren and wife return to New York after three weeks in Rice St. Lake Chauncy theater season ends. dancing pavilion stays open. Frank Boggs teaches boys. travel plans in White Mountains. Rev Waldo Burnett preaches at Holy Trinity on endurance. Mildred Wheeler returns to Northfield to teach. mother accompanies. Anna T Connelly and Margaret McGowan go to New York then elsewhere. Preston Woven Hose Co moves machinery to Woodville. Local talk of New Industry setback called a Josh. Pontifical Zouaves join Union St John society. St Jean hall exercises held Sunday. Delegation from Hudson street rail line visits for damages case on Lakeside Ave August 11. Nebegonga club hosts fine dinner at Fort Meadow. guests include George wire chief and M J Logue of the Western idea Boston and C F president of the common council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry EB. Brigham
North Brookfield
Rage Lynch
Boston
W. P. Clark
Milford
George Gallagher
L. EB
J. A. Lacouture
Boynton & Allen's
J. A. Millington
Fred Poli
Bath
Co. F
Shaughnessy
James P. Warren
Rice St
New York City
Lake Chauncy
Frank Boggs
Louis P
Walter B. Howe
Street Railroad
Charles Barnes
Lakeside Ave
Nebegonga Club
Fort Meadow
George
M. J. Logue
The
Western Idea
C. F
Common Council
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J. J. Vanderveer, & CO
Newton
C. Chandler
Berlin
Lizzie Browns
Aoston
Actons
Custom House
Chas, Clark
Lawrence
Caerevere Pettis
Northboro
Jones
Springfield
Ann Jones
Galar
Smith Finney
Acton Centre
W. RC. No
Middlesex Co. Association
Miss Fletcher
Stoneham
Henry Merrill
Miss Coollage
Keene
Will Holt
B C. Stevens
Charlestown
Gneai
M. J. Dunckle
Georgia
Flora Hawes
Hampton Beach
M. H
Helen Knowlton
Hall
Bradford
Chas. Beach
Wor Ester
Father
R. Burroughs
J. M. Fletcher
G. B. Parker
Little Johnsland
Parker
Oscar A. Marden
Edgar A. Marden
Stoughton
Walter Gage
B. Stone
Bima Belle Conant
Chas. A. Conant
Stow
the Universalist Church
Enterprise Weather Tips
New England
George Howarth
Maple
Bridget Cooney
James Corcoran
Boston Custom House
Walter Jewett
Pleasant St
Fort Pond
Edward Howe
Beacon Pals
Main St
Charles A. Bean
Central St
Miss Hoyt
Northampton
Carrie Stratton
W.st
North Attleboro
Louise Bellows
Viola Sturgis
Augusta
Mattings
Middlesex South
Ital
O. Staples
Geo. E. Barri Leo
Edgar Potter, Si of
Grounds
B. Bird
Treas
C. L. Bowie
Marlboro
George J. Andrews
Waltham Sunday
Magloire Vigeant
Baste
Nellie Dee
White Mountains
Waldo Burnett
Southboro
Holy Trinity Church
Mildred Wheeler
Northfield
Mi. Mon
Anna T. Connelly
Washington
Margaret McGowan
Preston Woven Hose Co
Woodville
Board of Trade
Josh
Pontifical Zouaves
Union St. John Society
St. Jean Hall
Hudson
N. Fowler’& Company
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