Auction Sale Near Waltham and Concord Draws Buyers
Auctioneer A Finigan lists sales of 20 Holstein cows plus one bull and fodder on Sept 25 1920 at 12 30 pm in Waltham with rain or shine terms. Also Sept 22 1920 sale at 1 pm of draft horses and farm equipment in Lexington and Concord, featuring multiple horses priced 1400 to 3200 pounds and farm tools with buyers bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Griggs
Street
Waltham
Maia
Dehn A. Finigan
Satur
Mead
Maxwell
Aioe
A. Pinigan
Parker
Lex
Mass
Burgess
Marsh
Welch
A. Ane
Albree
Con
Concord
Massacre Estate Sale Near Concord Sets Sept 30
Sale to settle Granville Miles estate on Fitchburg Turnpike Concord Nine Acre corner begins at 9 o clock. Farm implements and a wide array of goods including furniture towels tools harnesses and carpentry items offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Miles
Concord
Fitchburg Turnpike
Nine Acre Corner
Miles
Democrat
Town Notes On Social Visits And Weddings In Acton
West Acton residents include Thomas O'Brien of I mopidale who visited friends with James Grimes and a barn project. A wedding dress and bridesmaid attire described along with guests from Taunton and Roxbury. The article notes a honeymoon plan to Miami Florida and a second marriage in St Elizabeth church Taunton with attendees and music details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Brien
I Mopidale
James Grimes
Morse
Local Notes From Acton Worcester Visitors and Obituary
Acton and surrounding areas report social visits from Miss Ruby Stevens of Worcester and Mrs Nolte Tolman at Prospect Street. Howard Walking of Montreal joins Royal Arcanum in Acton. private Lester Stiles of Camp Devens visits family. Miss Gladys Lawrence of Boston Homeopathic Hospital visits Acton. Marion West of Boston visits. Chas West, formerly of Acton, visits. Asaph Merriam and family vacation in Meriden and Glens Falls. Miss Alice Fairbanks accepts teaching in Bridgeport. George Clapp remodels store into restaurant. Mrs Elizabeth Brown and Ruth to run meals. Obituary notes the death of Allen G. Smith, Civil War veteran and GAR member. funeral at Littleton and burial at Westford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Stevens
Worcester
Nolte” Tolman
St. Acton
Royal Arcanum
Coks Block
Howard
Camp Devens
Mro
Prank L. Stiles
Gladys Lawrence
Boston Homeopathic Hospital
Arthur PF. Lawrence
Maple St
Marion West
Boston
Misa
Adelaide
Acton St
Chas. West
Pete
Asaph Merriam
Meriden Ct
Warren Prury
J. A. Merriam and Sons
Glens Falls
Plattaburg
Alice Fairbanks
Bridgeport
Acton
Irene
Merriam
Francis Hodgen
Staffordville
George Clapp
Elizabeth Brown
Ruth
George A. Smith
Allen G. Smith
Littleton
Ladies Social Circle Sells Food, Names Officers for Year
The Ladies Social Circle held a successful food sale in the vestry on Friday afternoon. Officers chosen for the coming year include Mrs Walter Tuttie as president, Mrs Arthur Lowden as vice president, Mrs Charles Fairbanks as treasurer, and Mrs Frank Taylor as secretary. News of a son born to Rev and Mrs Roydon Leonard at Colorado Springs, Colorado was received by Mrs Agnes Naple on Thursday. Mr and Mrs L H Jourborn with Miss Bertha and Edwin Dearborn of Hoylkinton NH and Mrs N A Dearrm of Concord NH visited Mr Piarborn's sisters Mrs De Christie and Mrs F L Gimes at their home on Maynard Street on Sunday.
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George M. Guilford
Belmont
A. Guilford
Fanny Davis
Maine
O. B. Preshay
Isade Mainsport
Indiananelis
Mre Coe
Alenander Pierraind
Gueate
Taunton
Francis Flerra
Boxbero
William ‘Oe
St Elizabeth's Church
Edward Pv. Crowley
Milas Josennine Mlerra
Joseph Lane
A. A Hilferty of
Maynard
Walter , Tuttie
Arthur .Lowden
Vic
Charles Fairbanks
Frank Taylor
Roydon
Leonard
Colorado Springs
Col
Agnes Naple
L. H. Jourborn
Mise Bertha
Edwin Dearborn
Hoykinton
N. A. Dear
Concord
Piarborn
de Christie
F.L. Gimes
Maynard St
A Day With Senator Harding in Marion Ohio
In Marion Ohio William Hoster portrays Warren G. Harding as a steady, moderate Republican leader. The piece highlights his calm, disciplined campaign conduct, home office setup with George Christian Jr., and a focus on issues over personal attacks, portraying him as balanced and fit to be president.
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International
Warren G. Harding
The
Marion (U
Marion
Harding
George Christian, Jr
Harding House
Republican Party
Christian
Garret
White House
Ohio
Senate
Barding
Sun
Local Births and Moves Reported in Concord Junction
Mr and Mrs Charles Frizzle and their young son return from a two month stay in York Harbor Maine. De W F Davis has moved from the State Road to Acton Centre. Mr and Mrs Frank Jeovee of Wai‘au formerly of this town welcomed a healthy daughter last week. Mother and baby are reported well.
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Charles Frizzle
York Harbor
de W. F
Davis
T the
State Road
Acton Centre
Frank Jeovee
Wai ‘Aua
Conc ord Junctions and Hudson to Clash in Series
At a Monday meeting avengements were set for a Concord Junctions versus Hudson baseball series. Games are planned for October 2 in Hivd con weather permitting, October 9 at home, and October 12 at Maynard if needed. Both teams will pay regular umpire costs with the sporting writer of the Boston Globe selecting umpires. rain postponements push games to the next week.
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Concord Junctions
Hudson
Hivdcon
Maynard Grounds
Boston Globe
Oncord Lodge
Loof
Willow Rebekah Lodge
1Oor Hall
Elizabeth Forbush
Tremont Temple
Boston
Union Church Services Led by Rev Alfred Wheiler Jone
Sunday program lists morning service at 10 40 with preaching The church school at noon The Young Peoples society at 6 00 and evening song service at 7 00 Tuesday midweek meeting at 7 30 All invited to attend
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Church School
The
Young Peoples’ Society
The Best Ever Seen In The Silver Horde Production
The best ever was the verdict of all who saw The Silver Horde in Association hall Friday and Saturday evenings. Rex Beach's story pleased the audience with a most interesting film and Johnson's orchestra provided special music. The pretty stage setting with colored lights added to the scene’s effect.
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Association Hall
Rex Beach
Johnson
Dance Night by Willow Rebekah and Concord Lodges
A social dance organized by Willow Rebekah Lodge and Concord Lodge No 212 10 F will be held Friday evening October 15 at the association hall.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
Concord Lodge
Asasociation Hall
Lynch Family Visits Hill Street Parents
Mr and Mrs Lynch of Tennessee visit the former's parents, Mr and Mrs Lynch, on Hill Street Wiley Shaw takes vacation from duties with United Shoe Machinery Co. Rex S. J. Cann will speak before the Mothers Association at the First Church this afternoon. Rev F X Lariviere returns from Brighton Seminary after attending the diocesan priests retreat.
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Lynch
Tennesee
Hill St
Wiley Shaw
United Shoe Machinery Co
Rex S. J. Cann
Mothers’ Association
F. X. Lariviere
Brighton Seminary
Acton Center Plans Bail Field for Boys at Special Meeting
A hastily called town gathering at the Acton Center school aimed to discuss a suitable ball field for boys and teens. A committee was formed to locate ground and report at the September 24 meeting while town by laws were also debated and committees named to consult neighboring precincts.
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Weao
Price
J. Beaird
Fr Currier
Henry Capelle
Laird
Charles Edney
Fred Nagle
Acton
Irving K. Mackenzie
B. Lothrop
John EK. Case
Acton Agricultural Society Special Fair Meeting Note
A special fair meeting of the Acton Agricultural Society drew a large attendance with about 60 present. Officers pledge a successful fair, aiming to make it the best yet for the town. The grand fair opens Saturday morning October 2 and will feature fruit vegetables and fancy work. Also notices sale opportunities in the Mooreland division on Lexington road.
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Acton Agricultural Society
Baal
Air Association
Acton
Aveoe
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Green Mountain
Our
First National Cooperative Ass'n
Main
John A. Finigan
Cogcord
Harry A. Burgess
Lexington, Mass
Groserey
West Acton
Georgette
Géorge
Decosier
South Acton
Senator Harding
William Hoster
Lexington and Concord
Marlon “Star
Star
Mark Him
Concord Junction
Union Church
Alfred Wheiler Jone
Minis
Maynard and Vicinity
American Supply Co
Nason St. Tel
Mayue
Acton Center
Town Meeting
Mooreland
Lexington Road
Green Arbor Tea Room
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