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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1920

Page

9

Shepard Bridegrooms Charles Judge In Union Church

Ruth Elizabeth Shepard daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Shepard wed Charles Erte Judge son of Mr and Mrs Charles Judge in a Union church ceremony performed by Rev Alfred Stone. The double ring service featured a white satin gown, coronet veil and orange blossoms while attendants wore yellow chiffon and organza. The couple were feted at a Main street reception. both have strong local ties and military service.

Shepard Charles Erte Union Church Whati Ruth Elizabeth Shepard Herbert ©. Shepard Charles Erte Judge Charles Judge Alfred Stone Bears Snyder Clara Leighton Bessie Judge Helen’ Morgan Harold Shepard Edmund C. Dowse Sherborn Roland Calkins Alany N.Y Wilfred A. Wylde Bangor Charles Mogan Mass. Institute of Technology Navy

Local residents listed in social notes and updates

Mrs. C B Brown hosts art class at home. Mrs. Leslie R Moore announces Shelley literature class continues. Chuck Bulger signs with Gran It e ville team for summer. Garston Rennie returns to South Duxbury position after winter with uncle. George B Walcott ill at Elmst home after shock Sunday. Harry Dee undergoes appendectomy at Deaconess hospital. Edith Eaton returns home from New York visit. Mrs Frank Kennie visiting South Duxbury. Frank Feehan takes job with Converse Rubber Co. Helen Hersey moves to 43 Monument St Boston. Edward McKenna returns home from Arlington winter. Margaret Hamilton visits her parents. Thorean and Horace Dickerman move to Byron St. James Craig returns from Florida visit. Large audience sees Constance Binney in Erstwhile Susan at the armory.

C.B. Brown Leslie R. Moore Shelley Chuck Bulger Graniteville Garston Rennie South Duxbury George BE. Walcott Elmst Harry Dee William H. Dee Deaconess Hospital Edith Eaton New York Frank Kennie Frank Feehan Converse Rubber Co Helen Hersey Boston Monument St Edward McKenna Lexington Rd Arlington Margaret ‘Hamilton William Hamilton Thorean Horace Dickerman Thorean St Byron St James Craig Florida William Craig Constance Binney Susan Armory

Former Judge and Bride To Return To Bangor

A former judge, discharged last August, is now employed by the Hastern Miz Company in Bangor Maine. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Bangor where many friends extend best wishes.

Hastern Miz. Co Bangor

Committee Letter Defends Captain Dee Over Legion Dance Clash

Concord April 10 1920 the Entertainment Committee of the James J Mansfield Post American Legion defends Capt Michael J Dee against accusations in a Concord Enterprise item about an April 19 armory dance. The committee notes Dee secured the armory after consulting Legion leaders, relinquished the claim when the Legion secured a date, and requests prominent publication to clear misunderstandings.

Concord Enterprise Veterans of Co. I Michael J. Dee Veterans of ‘Co. I Association Ralph Hewitt Legion Dance Committee Legion State Armory Company I Veterans Dee American Legion Company I Co. I James J. Mansfield Urudy H. WH Cook Worcester Hammond Lessle Keese Edward McKenna Edward Cull John G. Dolan J. Barrett Wood Thomas J. Riley Mary Dumaine

Concord and Maynard Play Three-Game Series Opener

Concord to host Maynard in Monument hall on Thursday April 1 for a three game series. Maynard brings a fast team and a big band with music and flowers planned from 8 to 9 30 p m. Fans urged to attend at 7 p m for the event and to see if Concord can avoid a defeat.

Concord Maynard Monument Hall

Club meeting reviews lectures and reports in annual gathering

The annual meeting of the club featured a secretary Mary A. Pride review of lectures and entertainment. Reports from officers followed regarding active state federation committees and department work across art civics home economies industrial and social conditions legislation music public health literature conservation education.

Mary A. Pride State Federation Elizabeth J. Ligelow Concord Academy

May party planned to aid Concord K FC baseball team

Plans are underway for a May 3 fundraiser in Monument Hall for Concord K FC baseball. Council members expect to receive one or two tickets each and are urged to attend to support a strong team season. Sheridan's Orchestra will provide music for the dance. Committee: William Fitzpatrick chair, Kiernan Mickey, Archie Bowie, Martin Mullaney, Edward F P Loughtin.

Monument Hall Concord K Af C Sheridan William Fitzpatrick Kiernan’ Mickey Archie Bowie Martin Mullaney Edward FP Loughtin

Engagement announced by Rev and Mrs Tewksbury

The Enterprise corrects last week's Save notice. Rev. and Mrs. George A. Tewksbury announced the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Earl W. Peckham. Miss Tewksbury teaches at the local high school, Peckham, from Providence, also teaches here and leads the high school athletic teams.

George A. Tewksbury Dorothy Earl “W. Peckham

Concord Montessoriani Elementary School to Continue

The Concord Montessoriani elementary school will be continued with Miss Grace M Harriman as principal of both schools. The current staff retained and methods of Mrs Dillingham will be followed as far as possible. Tuition for all groups remains unchanged.

Concord Montessoriani Grace M. Harriman Concord Academy Dillingham

Concord Grange Brings Degrees for Class of Ten

On Wednesday evening April 7 the Concord Grange conferred the first and second degrees on a class of 10 candidates. The next regular meeting is scheduled for April 21 at the town hall when the third and fourth degrees will be worked with supper at 6:90 PM, and a large turnout is hoped for.

Concord Grange

Women’s Union Meeting at Trinitarian Church Vestry

A Women’s Union meeting of the Trinitarian Congregational church is set for Thursday afternoon at 3 30 in the vestry. Miss Ona Noans, field secretary of the Women’s Home Missionary Association, will speak and tea will be served. Also noted is a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Sobier last week. Lost 00 between A and Ty store and 158 Commonwealth are. Reward offered to return to Craig Sweet. For sale honey plants 8d each listing several names and places.

Women's Union of the Trinitarian Congregational Church Ona Noans Women's Home Missionary Association Fred Sobier Commonwealth Minder Craig Sweet

Concord Firemen Relief Acknowledges Support After Benefit

The Concord Fireman Relief Association thanks supporters for attending the concert held to aid the committee. Proceeds and attendees contributed to the success, naming Frank McDonald and others. Also notes for sale Sunny Geanwool store No. 7 and a general housework job at Mrs. B Farnham Smith’s home.

B. Farnham Smith Sudbury Road Concord

Concord K of Cowis Defeats Caump Devens 39 to 34

Concord K of Cowis won a hard fought basketball game at Monument hall on Wednesday evening 39 to 34 over Caump Devens. Both teams used the same lineup as the previous game with solid performances from Severance Hulger Hickson Cyr and Tab butt for the losers. Attendance remained strong despite other town attractions and officials included Wootsal Referee Coss Mileahoy Parker and McSweeney as scorer.

Caump Devens Concord K. of Cowis Monument Hall Concord Severance Hulger Hickson Cyr Tabbutt

Middlesex Defeats Harvard in Opener 1920 Baseball Game

Middlesex School opens the 1920 season by defeating Harvard second varsity 3 to 2. Atwater held Harvard to two hits through five innings, Knowlton finished with three singles and six strikeouts. Brown and Atwater starred for Middlesex, Door and Went led Harvard.

Middlesex Harvard Atwater Knowlton Brown Atayater Door and Went

Dance Well Attended at Town Hall Social

The Phi Alpha Delta social dance at the town hall Friday night drew a large crowd with dancing from eight to twelve thirty. Music was by the Colonial six piece orchestra of Waltham. Committee members Roger Shaw chairman Warren Whitney Lee Todd Life Nashe and John Hutchinson organized the event.

Phi Alpha Delta Waltham Roger Shaw Varrent Whitney Lee Todd Liefe Nashe John Hutchinson

Reverend Hawes to Preach at First Parish Concord

First Parish in Concord Massachusetts hosts an exchange sermon on Sunday April 18 with Rev. Oscar Hawes of Newton Centre in the morning and Mr. Macdonald in the evening at 7 oclock a union patriotic service ensues Edward Holton James will speak on Recruiting Men with the subject stated

Oscar BL Hawes Newton Centre Macdonald Edward Holton James

Advertised Letters and Local Notices From Concord Mass

A jumble of classified items including advertised letters in Concord Massachusetts dated April 10, lists names and addresses. sales pitches for insurance and income protection. job ads for a salesman and a math receptionist. a lost hook notice. a walking goods pitch. and a Monarch Range for sale at 932 Hubbard Street with telephone contact. Also mentions Middlesex Institution for Savings and local addresses.

Wanticos Acton Iicinity Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company Accident and Health Department Kilby Street Boston Massachusetts Apa

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