Hodgdon Couple Return From Syracuse Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs G A Hodgdon have returned from a motor trip to Syracuse New York. Mrs C C Durep is recuperating after an operation at The Deaconess hospital. A fire on Laws Brook road prompted a second alarm Tuesday afternoon and was controlled quickly. James Bouse and family moved to the Cottage Street residence formerly lived in by a couple planning to move with their son Matteas Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hodgdon
Syracuse
C. C. Durép
Deaconess Hospital
Wools
Laws Brook Road
James Bouse
Cottage St
Matteas Anderson
Fire destroys house at 28 Asabet Avenue in Tuesday blaze
A Tuesday morning fire started by an overturned oil stove partly destroyed a house at 28 Asabet Avenue. Neil S. Butcher owns and occupies one side while Joseph Mazzeo and his Concord family had moved in goods to the other side days earlier. The blaze began in the kitchen and gained headway quickly.
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Assabet Ave
Neil S. Butcher
Joseph Mazzeo
Concord
Firefighters Battle Large House Fire After Midnight
Fire companies arrived after twelve, all out sounded. One side of the house burned badly inside and damage by smoke and water was extensive.
Reverend Stone Preaches on The Power of Christ and Pain
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone, minister, will preach Sunday morning on The Power of Christ and Pain the third sermon in a series The Power of Christ and Human Needs. The evening service topic is Churches from a Vacationist's Viewpoint. All are welcome.
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Alfred Wheeler Stone
Christ
Acton Fair to Feature Gov Cox as Injured Treated
Dr Royal of Harvard and Dr Shaw of Concord arrived to render first aid. Three injured were taken to Concord hospital. Gov Cox to attend Acton Fair as A R Beach posts the official notice. Mrs Banks left Monday for
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Royal
Harvard
Shaw
Concord
Concord Hospital
Acton Fair
Cox
A. R. Beach
Carrie Banks
Car overturns in Boxboro crash injures five passengers
A Worcester owned Cadillac touring car with five people aboard skidded on a bank and tipped over Saturday afternoon near S. B. Hagar's home in Boxboro. Bystanders and neighboring motorists rendered aid to the injured. Mrs. Everett Spinney is noted as being in Nova Scotia for a brief vacation.
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Nova Scotia
Everett Spinney
S. B. Hagar
Boxboro
Maynard Grange hosts teachers night reception
Maynard Grange hosted a large gathering of public school teachers on Tuesday. Mrs. Harlow Green and Mrs. Laura Bower gave readings, James B. Farrell performed vocal solos, and Frederick Taylor presented a sketch from Concord Junction. Mrs. Mary Wall chaired the arrangements committee.
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Maynard Grange
Harlow Green
Laura Bower
Selos
James B. Farrell
Frederick Taylor
Concord Junction
Concord Grange
Mary Wall
School Parents Plan Growth and Local Meeting
The Parent-Teacher association held its first meeting on September 14 and invited members to enroll by paying the annual fee of 250. It aims to affiliate with the State Organization by October and will host speakers, with signups handled by Mrs. O. H. Howe and others. Several students and teachers are listed as attendees and classes report pupil enrollments.
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Parent-Teacher Association
H.C. Knight
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
Menercia
A of
O. H. Howe
Frank Toohey
H. H. Cummings
C. D. Chickering
A. P. Clifford
H. L. Jones
South Acton Universalist Church Plans Saturday Meeting
The annual meeting will be held in the vestry on Saturday evening September 24 at 7:30. Officers and church boards will report, election of officers for the year will occur, and other business as may legally come before the church. A large attendance is desired.
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South Acton
Graubatt
Winona Rebekah Lodge Holds Supper at I. C. F. Hall
The Winona Rebekah lodge held a supper for Past Grands at I. C. F. hall on Wednesday night with a large number in attendance. Another automobile accident occurred at Kelley’s Corner on Saturday. No injuries were reported. A Ford truck was damaged and taken to Fitzgerald’s garage for repairs.
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Winona Rebekah Lodge
Kelley's Corner
Pitzgerald’s
Correction notice on premiums in the Enterprise ad
A typographical error in last week's Enterprise advertisement mis-stated premiums as 1.50 instead of 150.00 dollars. The Adam Fair management acknowledges the mistake and provides this correction for accuracy.
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Adam.Fair’ Management
Sudbury Residents Engage in Local Life and Home Projects
SUDBURY Mr and Mrs Louis Perry moved into a new home. Mr and Mrs Franery Bent took a weekend auto trip to Provincetown. 8. D. Perry plans a piazza on the front and east sides. Mr and Mrs Kilmer Willis and their daughter’s family visited S. J. White’s. Mrs Ethan Davison stayed in Cambridge for a week due to her mother’s illness. Mrs Walter Stone is in Framingham Hospital for a bad limb. Ruth Gerry will teach illustration for one year at the Massachusetts Art School.
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Louis Perry
Franery Bent
Provincetown
D. Perry
Kilmer Willis
S. J. White
Ethan Davison
Cambridge
Walter Stone
Framingham
Ruth Gerry
Mass
Obituary of Mrs Goodnow of South Sudbury
Mrs Goodnow longtime Sudbury resident died at her South Sudbury home after a life divided between Sudbury Centre and South Sudbury She was married twice first to Jesse Goodnow who died then to John B Goodnow who also predeceased her She leaves brother Edwin A Powers and was cared for by her niece Miss Emily F Willis Funeral services were held from her late home Tuesday afternoon
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On Powers
Delia Maynard
Sudbury
Jesse Goodnow
John B. Goodnow
Sudbury Centre
South Sudbury
Edwin A. Powers
Emily F. Willis
Auxiliary members visit soldiers in hospitals in Sudbury
The Sudbury Auxiliary of the Legion reports welfare volunteers visit Cambridge every five weeks to aid sick ex servicemen. Members Le on E Hawes E P Stiles and B Josephine White led a hospital visit delivering fruit candy juice and flowers. One patient has died others wait home in New Hampshire. funds support urgent needs including travel money. The entertainment committee aims to raise funds and asks public help.
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Auxiliary of the Legion
Sudbury
Cambridge
Leon E. Hawes
E. P. Stiles
Josephine White
New Hampshire
Treasury
Welfare Committee
White
Young
Bradshaw
Grange entertains teachers and community at supper
The Grange hosted teachers, school committee, preachers and others with a supper led by Mrs Labaree. A program followed with Ruth Davis on violin, Keith Smerage and his wife on vocals and duet. Remarks from local figures touched on the school question. The evening ended with dancing and good cheer.
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The
Grange
Labaree
Ruth Davis
Keith Smerage
Smerage
Keith
Benedict
Clarke
Pickett
Hall
Walker
Hoyle
Whiting
The Ten Commandments for Sunday School Officers and Teachers
A program segment features Dr Ferguson and Mr Marion Lawrance of Chicago presenting “The Ten Commandments for Sunday School Officers and Teachers” followed by prayer and benediction at the state convention proceedings.
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Ing
Fergueson
Marion Lawrance
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Women Careful With Letters Says Wash Post Veteran
A Washington veteran at the dead letter office notes women are generally more careful than men in addressing letters. The remark highlights gendered habits in mail handling.
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Washington
No chorus girl ever retires as home upkeep proves costly
The remark suggests maintaining a chorus girl's home is wasteful because no chorus girl reaches retirement age. The quip implies enduring financial burden and lack of pension-like security in that profession.
Vision of comic opera and village chorus
A fragment imagines a comic opera with a chorus of merry villagers while noting townsfolk seek happiness in the city. The dialogue contrasts happiness in town with rural life and questions about authenticity.
Daily Thought on Overcoming Life’s Outer Tests
A reflection on true overcoming not shaping outward things but living patiently trustfully and kindly through whatever life presents. The message emphasizes endurance and inner strength over external control.
Life's Minor Worries in Social Calls
In a Boston Transcript lifestyle note a woman frets over calling on another woman who shows no interest in the visit, reflecting common etiquette anxieties of social engagement.
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Boston Transcript
Dear Teacher Excuse Letter From Parent About Tardy Winnie
A mother explains why Winnie arrived late, saying she waited for the mother to finish writing this excuse. The note appears in the Boston Tran script and reflects a humorous school day apology.
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Winnie
Boston Transcript
Clever Greek General Borrowed Money to Spare His Enemies
Eumenes, an ancient Greek general, borrowed money from his enemies to avoid being killed, a tale noted by Atchi son Alobe. The account highlights peril and strategic brinkmanship in Hellenistic power struggles.
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Eumenes
Atchison Alobe
Care of paintings in a home
Advice on maintaining artworks notes yearly light cleaning with a fine damp sponge or chamois. Do not use soap. After cleaning polish with a dry silk handkerchief. Dust gilt frames often with a camel’s ball paintbrush. Remove fly marks using a little egg white.
Harvest of moss threatens Washington homes in wet season
In Seattle and surrounding areas moss thrives on roofs during wet seasons and becomes a fire hazard in dry periods. Residents must remove it using long-handled tools. Some communities enforce this by law. Moss serves as a good fertilizer.
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Washington
Seattle
Dogs Trained to Hunt Truffles in Europe
Truffle hunting uses dogs trained to detect the faint odor of truffles growing beneath soil. The dog marks the spot by pawing, and the handler digs up the prized edible fungus drawing interest from chefs and gourmets.
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Europe
Duration of Thunder Prolonged by Travel Time Differences
The length of a thunder peal varies with the time delay of sound reaching the observer from different points along the discharge path, which may span a mile or more across terrain such as Sooke hills, extending the overall duration.
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Main St
Maynard, Mass
Assabet Avenue
Union Church
Maynard
Hoosier Wonder
Seld
Gruber Bros
Main Street
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting
Lawrence Tucker
Lowell
Esther Gray
Miriam Whitney
Esther McLaughlin
Edna Brill
Gladys Sullivan
Esther Massie
Dorothy Jorés
Dorothy Stoney
Viola Merriam
Grace Chickering
Thomas Shea
William Soar
Burton Bursow
Arthur McCrossin
John Emerguess
Henry Hanson
Fraser Laffin
Concord High School
B. Florence Moore
Julia McCarthy
Lucy Lambkin
Helen Cummings
Boston
Ss. Bartolomeo . C. Junction
Margaret Cragin
Father
Clara P. Goodnow
West Acton
Association
Acton
Bedford
Carlisle
Hudson
Lexington
Lincoln
Stow
the Baptist Church
Edgar H. Hall
A. E. Wheeler
Viola Vinton Morris
Ferdinand F. Peterson
D. D
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
E. Morris Fergusson
Massachusetts
S. S. Association
Morris
Dr. Fergusson
Peterson
Charles E. Davis
South Acton, Mass
F. C.B
Colman's
Marlboro
Irving St
John E. A. Keyes
F. J. McCarron
Concord Street
Kansas
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