Acton Center Adds Notable Nonfiction To Library Shelves
The Wilde Memorial Library reports new acquisitions since January 1 1921 across fiction nonfiction juvenile and poetry sections. Nonfiction includes Wanderings in South America by CG Waterman and The Mysterious Rider by Zane Grey among others. Fiction features Woman Triumphant and The Orange Yellow Diamond. Juvenile and poetry listings fill out the catalog with multiple authors and titles.
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Wilde Memorial
South America
Cg.” Waterman
Admiral W.S. Sims
M. C. Crawford
M. R. 8. Andrews
Daniel Defoe
R. Houdini
Far West
J. T. Pari
H. Kephart
Fabre
C. V. Legros
New England
France
B. G. Taylor
M. Bautain
Maine
H. M. Sylvester
Jay Cooke
E. T. Oberholtzer
VV. B. Thanet
Wee Ann
E. C. Phillips
L. F. Perkins
A* Mulder
F. A. Fenger
Ellen Levis
Elsie Singmaster
Geste
Duke Jocelyn
J. Farmer
B. W. Sinclair
Sister Sue
BE. H. Porter
J. S. Fletcher
Erskine Dale
J. Fox, Jr
R. Blanco-Fombona
Mysterious Rider
Zane Grey
She
H. R. Haggard
E and Allan
Bassling
Acton Residents Announce Symonds and Miss Florence Ethel
Harold Vernon Symonds, a former Acton resident, and Miss Florence Ethel, daughter of Stillman Smith of Portsmouth New Hampshire, announce their marriage. They plan to reside at 440 Newbury Street Boston after November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vernon Symonds
Florence Ethel
Stillman Smith
Portsmouth
N. H
Newbury Street
Boston
Eugene Tuttle
Lexington
Lewis C.hastings
Acton Street
Helen E. Fairbanks
Springfield
Charles H. Fairbanks
Ruth W. Brown
Bernice E. Holt
Beverly
Washington, D. C
Theron A.lowden
Baltimore, Md
Arthur S. Lowden
School Street
Local Social Notes and Career Moves Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs John Taylor depart Monday for a Maine vacation. Stuart MacGregor was in town the first of the week. Paul Hederstedt holds a position in an insurance office in Boston.
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John Taylor
Maine
Stuart MacGregor
Paul Hederstedt
Boston
Rally Day Observed at Sunday School Program
The Sunday School held a Rally Day with an audience of children and congregants. Eight primary pupils graduated, receiving diplomas from Mr May. The program included Scripture readings, prayers, choir numbers, dialogues, recitations, and various songs and exercises directed by Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs Edige Lussedtit.
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Mra
H. W. Parker
Yerry
Stoneham
Luther Conant
Tal
Smith
May
Mr. May
Ion
Viola Fretch
Chioice
Helen Mekkelsen
Rideout
Martha Middleton
Elizabeth
Alvert Doolittle
Algen
Tax Rate for 1921 Acton Adjusts Levy
The tax rate for Acton is set at 26.30 per thousand, about 10.50 higher than last year. Acton keeps a very low rate for towns its size in Massachusetts, but rising material and labor costs force increases. Town meeting in March approved higher appropriations for schools roads and town departments to serve Acton interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Massachusetts
Grange to Open Doors for Public Evening Program
After the regular meeting te Grange will open its doors to the public at 8 30 on Tuesday evening September 27 inviting all to enjoy an entertainment by Herbert Clark of Waltham a noted humorist musician and singer The September 13 Grange musical evening featured the Starbucks in their usual delightful entertainment Mrs Mary J Drysdale has recovered enough to sit in her wheelchair in the yard
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Te Grange
North
Herbert Clark
Waltham
Singerie
Mary J. Drysdale
Holme of
Er Daventer
2a ouree and Mrs. W. J. Benere and fam
The fragment mentions 2a ouree and Mrs W J Benere and fam likely in a social notice or obituary style line, indicating a family reference or event connected to the Benere household. Further readable context is needed for a precise event or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouree
W. J. Benere
Concord Junction Hiss WB Pier Dorchester
Fragmentary OCR notes mention William Jen Barrett and military road, unclear events or actions, with scattered location names including Concord Junction and Dorchester. No clear incident, date, or outcome can be established from the readable text.
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Hiss WB
Pier
Dorchester
William Jen
Ea Barrett's
Mil
Local Residents News and Arrivals
Gordon Armstrong Arthur Tarténnk aid Ww on to Litteton Common. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cram left Wednesday on trip to Wi D. depot master’s Mr. and MP Finane. Hanson of Lynn were Sunday at Dr. Prank Tasker’s home. Harold Jidkins Jr begins work at Old Colony Trust Toston then to insurance. Waldo E. Whitcomb and Mrs. tie B Gardner united in marriage Sept 14 at Baptist parsonage. The couple left by auto for a short trip. W. Newton, 82, dies Sept 11 at home. others mentioned include L. W. shence in Saline.
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Gordon Armstrong
Arthur Tarténnk
Litteton Common
C. D. Cram
Wi D
Finane
Hanson
Lynn
Prank Tasker
F. R. Knowlton
Harold Jidkins, Jr
Old Colony Trust
Saline
Rr. OF
Penal
Winthrop
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Glenrood Range
B. F. Townsend, Maynard
United States
Finney & Hoitt
Collins
Lake, Champlain
Canadian Border
Low” Collins, Marlboro, Mass
Acton Center
H. Leverage
Hackmatack
P. Smith
Watty & Co
A Puthath
Pneas Eam
Yak
Fryer
M Plow
A. Cavalier
B. B
A. A. Khipe
Nora
N. Rhoades
Taide
Fairies
Katharine Pyle
B. A
A. Kapman
Bane
Erse
Maurice Maeterlink
Mary F. Christian
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jet
Fullenton’s Hat Shop
Concord Junction
Ust Ag Ee
Maynard
Littleton
Tel
Concord
Gruber Bros
Main Street
Mass
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