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Cadillac Company
Turin
Otr
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Cadillac
Harvest social and church notices in South Acton
The Ladies' Social circle of the Universalist church plans a sewing meeting at Mrs. Carl Flint's on Stow Rd Thursday at 2 PM. A harvest supper and entertainment follows on Thursday Oct 8. Also notes on local visits, a typhoid recovery, a wrist injury, and the death of Mrs. Mabel Young with funeral details and survivors.
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the Universalist Church
Carl Flint
Stow Rd
Don Senter
Gardner
Congregational Church Notices
Thursday at 2 30 the Ladies Social circle holds its annual meeting in the vestry. Mid week prayer meeting Friday night at 7 30. Preaching Sunday morning at 10 30. Sunday school at noon. C B meeting at 6. Sunday preaching Sunday night at 7 0.
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Congregational Church
C. B
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy during our sorrow and for the beautiful floral tributes. Mr. W. L. Young Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cowan and son Mrs. N. EB. Welch.
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W. L. Young
A. J. Cowan
N. EB. Welch
West Acton News Notes Include Lyceum Dates And Local Happenings
The West Acton Baptist Sunday school announces Lyceum course dates with acts from October through January. Community members attend fairs, clam bakes, and moonlight events. several residents travel to Boston for World Series games. Church roll call, memorials, and missionary exercises mark a season of local activity.
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West Acton Baptist Sunday School
Lyceum
Thur
John Kilham
Lucile Barry
Fastern
Isaac Davis
Baptist Church
Baptist Sunday School
H. T. Clark
Fort Pond
Boston
Walter Gilmore
Loyode Shrump
Montana
Toth
San Francisco
West Acton Woman's Club Opens Season With Speaker
The West Acton Woman's club meets Monday October 5 with Mrs Emilia Kimball Lemley as afternoon speaker. Notes include local appointments, farm dam project on Teele farm, harvest supper at Universalist society, and various residents' activities.
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West Acton
Annie McCarthy
Edward Holton
Boston
Arthur H. Wetherbee
C. H. Mead & Co
J. L. Richardson
Edgar H. Hall
Hall
Peace Sunday at Baptist Church to focus on Our Nation
Next Sunday morning the church observes Peace Sunday with the president’s call and the subject Our Nation and Peace. Rev C N Pierce begins a series on Great Bible characters in Sunday evenings with Jacob as the topic. Wachusett Baptists hold their annual association meeting at Leominster on Tuesday Oct 6 with a fine program planned.
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United States
C. N. Pierce
Jacob
The
Wachusett Baptists
Leominster
Local School Pupils and Community News from Acton Centre
Corrected pupil lists show grades 1 3 with Miss Smith 39 pupils grades 4 6 with Miss Miller 27 and grades 7 8 with Miss Gamble 25. Community notes cover a Mother's club meeting at Mrs B W Pennock s home, a WCT A delegate chosen, Mary C Coughlin graduating as a nurse, Uma Holden confinement, a pear blossoms sighting, Coville farm caretaker hire, visits of Mrs Minnie Hews and Mrs Susie Moulton, and Peace Sunday with Rev F W Tingley preaching.
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Miss Smith
Miss Miller
Miss Gamble
Mother’s Club
Frank B. Farrar
West Newton
Mary C.coughlin
Waltham Training School
Uma Holden
Emerick
Our Town Farm
Yo Yo Beverage Co. Sells 296 Cases at Framingham Fair
South Sudbury based Yo Yo Beverage Co sold 296 cases of ginger ale and tonics at the Framingham fair. A large number attended the Framingham cattle show and fair last week. Edison Light Co trimmed trees along the state.
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Yo Yo Beverage Co
Framingham Fair
Framingham
Edison Light Co
Road and wire issues cited in R. M. Reeves report
R. M. Reeves notes highway and other roads and Samaritas branches interfered with wires causing poor current. H. C. Taft of Groton Connecticut visited relatives of George Neal and Frank B. Tulis. Mr and Mrs Taft spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives here. A W Rogers with Mrs Rogers and daughter Katherine moved to Waltham for the winter. Sydney W Goodenow, recently operated on at Waltham Hospital, is home and will resume work at Framingham next Monday.
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Central Square
Two Indies
Ruth Pierce
Edna Denniston
Maynard
Albany
N. Y
Hudson River
New York City
John McNiff
Brockton Fair
Edward Holton
Boston
C. J. Holton
E. J. Beauregard
Vermont
Mr. Beauregard
Carl Hoat
Harvard College
Webster Blanchard
Fred Pierce
Harvard Dental College
Glen Gould
Dartmouth
Dixon
F. C. Nash Place
Mary Lewis
Angie Knowlton
Samaritas
H. C. Taft
Groton
Conn
George Neal
Iaprerme
Frank B. Tulis
A. W. Rogers
Rogers
Katherine
Waltham
Ap Aic
Waltham Hospital
Guilt Framingham
Grange event highlights and local obit in Sudbury
Sudbury notes recall a Grange meeting with a short pleasing program and a dessert supper. Rev Harry Fisher and Rev Mr Davis attend services in Barre next Sunday. Mrs George Tyler mourns the death of her aged 83 as a kind neighbor. Additional cattle fair updates follow.
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Harry Fisher
Barre
Mr. Davis
George Tyler
Jamaap
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F. O. B. Detroit
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Torrey & Vialle
the Green Stamp Store
South Acton
Rosenstein
Cordilly
Fifth Avenue
O. L. Dart
Methuen
E. F. Richardson
Mr. Maron
Cambridge
Ed Bixby
Charlestown
H. Goodnow
Sudbury
Ralph Hastings
Craig Sweet
Vera McGreen
Toy
George Warren
Gladys
Greenfield
George Clapp
Young
Mabel
M. A. Farren
Lowell
Amos Ames
the Universalist Society
Vera Bradford
Shirley
Isabel M. Porter
Thatcher W. Clark
Medford
S. J. Porter
Salem
Fred
Whitcomb
Acton
Minnie Hews of
Melrose
Charlotte Allen
F. W. Tingley
South
Lisle
Andbie
Maynard, Mass
Inotice
R. M. Reives
Iss
Concord Junction
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