South Acton Notes and Local Updates
Mise Ula Skelton attended the Boston event Saturday. Sophia Fisher has gone to work in Newton. Mr and Mrs G Turner are visiting in New York. P Fletcher visited Shrewsbury last week. The Custom House and homie team game saw guests at Taylor's. Dr S A Christie moved into the house vacated by Mrs Medora P Cole who is 90. Grant Houston will speak on The Land of Moses at the Congregational church Saturday. Mrs C C Sanderson Mrs W Wilder and Miss E Fletcher of Clinton visited Mrs George Worster. Younger boys taking interest in baseball. Grammar and intermediate schools played last week with the latter winning 9 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Fisher
Newton
G. Turner
New York
P. Fletcher
Shrewsbury
P. Cole
V. Grant Houston
Weture
Congrégational Church
C. C. Sanderson
W. Wilder
Efe Fletcher
Clinton
George Worster
Ben
Local Notices From Somerville and Nearby Towns
West 4cton hosts Fannie Teele visiting relatives in Somerville this week. Winona Redekah lodge holds a baked bean supper Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Perkins attend a Lynn wedding. Pedella Gray of Loneham visits at Mrs W C Holden's home Friday. A F Mead and wife of Somerville were over Sunday guests of her father G C Wright. Mr West, engineer at Hall Bros shop, moves his family to the residence of the late Mrs L P Hear this week. Mrs Mary Merrill, widow of Henry Merrill, plans to leave for Taunton to live with a daughter. Mr and Mrs D H Hall and A B Brown attend the 26th Mass. association reunion at Lowell. A B Stones peach mayfield crop shipped. reference to Stone’s long-time society work. Supper at eight, followed by...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Mead
Somerville
G. C. Wright
West
Hall Bros
Mary Merrill
Henry Merrill
Taunton
D. H. Hall
A B. Brown
Lowell
Harness and Shoe Repair by C H Clark at South Acton
South Acton local notice announces harness boot and shoe repairing services offered at affordable prices by C H Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
C. H .Clark
Auction notices from Acton Centre and Concord Junction details
Otis H. Forbush, auctioneer, announces sales in Acton and Concord Mass. On Sept. 24 at 8 pm the town house cellar in Acton will be let by auction for one year. On Oct. 1 at 9 30 am 26 cows and heifers a bull and two horses will be sold for Mrs Everett Smith of Walthem. At 4 pm Oct. 1 real estate on Monument Street Concord to be offered. On Oct. 7 at 9 am Furnishings of Concord Junction to BH Smith will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Maas
Town House
Forbush
Everett Smith
Lincoln St
Wal‘tham
Mass
Monument St
Concord
BH. Smith
Concord Junction
Obituary notices for Mr Mead and sister Betsy Whitcomb
Mr Mead of Bend and Mrs Betsy Whitcomb of Boxboro died recently with services held in Boxboro. Mr Mead died September 14 and his sister died September 15. both funerals conducted near their residences and at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Beton
Capode
Ann Page
Bokboro
Mr. Mead
Betsy Whitcomb
Peter Whitcomb
Boxboro
Congregational Church
Local Notes from Marlboro and Nearby
John Curtis attends a Worcester school while M Page suffers neuralgia. William Loughlin returns from Winchester and Carl Southwick visits his father in Boston. Mrs Henry Bowen of Roxbury visits relatives on Elm Street. Cyrus Ordway of the Priscilla steamboat orchestra is home for the day. Mel Myrtle Skinner on Mechanic Street enjoys sea breezes at Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Page
William Loughlin
Winchester
Carl Southwick
Boston
Henry Bowen
Roxbury
Elm St
William Stone
Gay
Ivy Cyrus Ordway
Priscilla Steamboat Orchestra
Bidiee Deter at BGSHE PonD Report Missing
A fragment from a BGSHE PonD page notes a member recounting a pleasant event or encounter. Details are limited but indicate a communal or social proceeding with a brief testimony.
Farewell event at Uni Ave with St Laurent link
Pupils gathered Friday at Uni Ave to honor a student heading to St Laurent University for studies. They presented him with a Bible and offered good luck wishes as the evening ended with a cheerful program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniave
St. Laurent University
Nominations Closed for Delegates in Hudson Hurrah for Tirrell
Nominations to appear in Hudson have expired with three Tirrell supporters named L D Henry Tower and EB Worcester. Sentiment in Hudson is weak for the ticket while Tirrell enjoys marked enthusiasm and is expected to receive strong support at the polls and strong representation at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Ee
Hudson
Tirrell
L. D
Henry Tower
EB. F. Worcester
Harvell Firm on Fitness for State Office
The Marvell piece argues for Elisha T. Harvell as a fit Republican candidate based on finances integrity and experience. It highlights Harvill as a coal businessman Savings Bank president and director with broad state connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha T. Harvell
Agairnyeco
Senny Tom Harvill
Na& Bank
Conarco
Massit
Alfred McLoughlin Falls From Gas Holder Injuring Leg
Alfred McLoughlin aged 17 was painting on top of a gas holder when he fell about twenty feet Thursday afternoon. He broke his left thigh in two places and was taken to Marlboro City Hospital for treatment. Doctors R B Stevens C L Catley Jr and E B Hoitt set the injured bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred McLoughlin
Alfred
Thomas McLoughlin
Marlboro City
R. B. Stevens
C. Li Catley, Jr
EB. G. Hoitt
Quirk Sells Middlesex Square Homes to Williams & Ryan
Michael Quirk sold his Middlesex square residences to Thomas F. Williams of Williams and Ryan. Quirk will rent back the house, long regarded as a premier city property, following the death of Mrs. Quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Quirk
Middlesex Sq
Thomas F. Wiams
Williams & Ryan
Quirk
Lawyer Retained for Eye Loss Suit at Marlboro Plant
Lizzie Bell hires J J Shaughnessy to sue Marlboro Electric Machine and Lamp Co. for loss of sight after an accident on August 11 at the factory. Expected to be filed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Shaughnessy
Lizzie Bell
Marlboro Electric Machine and Lamp Co. Fastory
Mrs Sarah J Lewis Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Sarah J Lewis, wife of R B Aewis, died at her Lincoln home Tuesday morning at 1 30 after a heart disease illness. She moved to town in 1870 after marriage to R B Aewis and lived there since, noted as a modest homewoman who valued family and community. She had two sisters and formerly participated in local civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Lewis
Lincoln
R. B
Obituary Notice for Mrs Grenon in Hudson Community
obituary records the death of a married woman who tied to Clement Grenon and settled in Hudson, living there 16 years. She is survived by her husband and nine children Napoleon Justine Lora Leo Mary Henry Augusta Phillip and Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glauggecaga
Clement Grenon
Hudson
Napoleon
Justine
Lora
Leo
Mary
Henry
Augusta
Phillip
Amos
Funeral for Mitchel Balthazar Held at St Michael’s Church
The funeral from Broad Street residence occurred Friday morning with a 9 o’clock Mass at St Michael’s Church. Fr Thesar of Leominster celebrated, nephew of the deceased. Relatives from surrounding towns attended. Doneagne and St Jean de Baptiste society members were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel Balthazar
Broad St
St. Michael's Church
Thesar
Leominster
Doneagne
St. Jean de Baptiste Society
Barnard Short Kerrigan and Breen Spent Week in New York
John J Kerrigan F Short Barnard and George Breen are spending this week in New York. The note appears in a personal or social column with brief travel mention and no other context.
World's Biggest Salt Shipment Leaves for New England
A record breaking train transporting 183 carloads of salt from Silver Springs New York will travel to Boston via Troy and Maine Railroad. The 13.54 million pound load requires six locomotives and will visit multiple towns including North Adams Greenfield and Boston with souvenir passenger car distribution at stations along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Troy
Boston & Maine
R. R
Deeneet Jentee R. B. Wia
Silver Springs
N. Y
United States
Comely the
Maine R. R
Willamstown
Mass
North Adams
Shelbourne Falls
Greenfield
Lynn
Salem
Ipswich
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Bidden
Portland
Miss Calden and others take extended travels
Miss Annie Calden goes to Springfield for two weeks while Charles Griffin travels to Halifax New Jersey. A vacation trip includes Miss Katie Scott of Bradford Pennsylvania. Helen Park, a student at Ann Arbor law school, Michigan, works in Albany Illinois during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Calden
Springfield
Charles Griffin
Halifax
Katie
Scott
Bradford
Joe Se Seee
Yous So Hiten
Helen Re
Park St
Ann Arbor
Law School
Michigan
Albany
Ill
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Mise Ula Skelton
Bort
Custom House
Homie Team
Taylor
S. A. Christie
Medora
Winona Redekah Lodge
Pedella Gray
Loneham Visite
W. C. Holden
Acton Centre
Marlboro
John Curtis
Worcester
Mel Myrtle Skinner
Mechanic St
Marbiehead
MONET
Atarell
Marvell
Didate
C. L. Bowle
Main St
R B Aewis
Jn, Fowler & Company
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