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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
7
Payment stopped notice from The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Mass dated June 8 1931 signed by Herbert W Hasmer Assistant Treasurer lists June 10 17 and 24 as related dates.
A notice states that deposit books No 24 55 and No 20222 have been lost. Payment is stopped by Henry F Smith Treasurer Concord Massachusetts dated June 3 1931.
In the Colonial Four Ball League standings Marlboro leads with 64 wins and 31 losses. Maynard sits with 44 wins and 52 losses while Runaway has 42 wins and 3 losses. Westboro trails at 05 wins and 41 losses. Maynard Country Club travels to Marlboro next weekend for a key matchup.
In a Middlesex League game Concord and Leominster tied after ten innings. Leominster took a 3 run second inning on a pass to Quinn and four consecutive singles, then Rodriquez induced a double play to end the frame. Concord tied it in the third with three runs on singles by Arkin and McCabe and Dempsey’s sacrifice. Hayes and Smith pitched well for their teams with six hits allowed apiece.
Public auction by commissioner to sell land with buildings on Belknip Street Concord Middlesex County showing Lots 2 4 5 6 7 and 8 with a private passage on a plan of land dated September 1897 by Albert Wood surveyor recorded with Middlesex district Leeds Book of Maps 254 Plan 1. Sale date July to be announced.
Bedford residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate Springs Road from town center to the U S Veterans Hospital boundary about eight tenths of a mile and to perform specific repairs. The 1931 meeting in Cambridge sets a view and hearing on July 14 with notice to Bedford officials and publication in Bedford Enterprise.
Westboro C C wins a Four Ball Colonial League match 7 6 over Maynard C C at Maynard Country Club on Sunday. Maynard set to host Marlboro next Sunday.
Arthur R Woods Jr of Petord graduated from the University of Pennsylvania College of Arts and Sciences. Exercises were held in Philadelphia with about 2000 attendees and speakers including notable faculty. The event marked a milestone for Woods and peers in the Class of 19.
West Concord routed Maynard in a Friday night game at the Wercy A. Bigeout playground. Poor umpiring and wild pitching fueled a chaotic first innings with multiple passes and runs, while West Concord surged ahead with timely hits, ending with Whittemore and Carr each collecting two singles and contributing to a high scoring affair.
Charles Moore of Verdun and Montreal visits Sudbury guest of Clifford Hartwell. Grammar school graduates outing at White City Worcester on Monday. Seventh Grade picnic to Solomon's Pond winds up the school year. Saturday Evening Club guests dinner with G ion and Mrs John Hall. Robert Woodberry teaching at Deerfield school to occupy studio on King Philip Heights during vacation. Baccalaureate at First Parish Church attended by high school graduates and officials. Rev Albert T Reynolds preached. Transportation bids for Sudbury School routes due by July 2. Memorial Congregational church planning lawn party to support funds. tall a ro hoe discussed.
The column reflects on college season wrap ups and diplomas for players unable to continue, hints at next season’s gridiron, and invites fans to watch Finnish stars in a late Sunday event. It mentions Assabet Valley League action and graduation tolls for Hudson Marlboro Maynard and Clinton schools with King Football looming.
A Harvey Wheeler West Concord School list shows students with perfect attendance for the 164 school year. Names include Alioong Lombarde, Mychein Khel, Tate cine Urade, Chietine Caldwell, Matearet Hophite, Polen Crotelly, Pheo ton, Varin Pole beers, Ales anebes, and Thom McANudley Witt Nelo.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a West Concord gathering with a fifty piece hang event. It mentions individuals such as Penny Mitten and Casini Withee, with scattered references to locations, dates, and possible arrangements. The exact details are unclear due to corrupted lines.
CURMING CLUB CHAMPION w. J. Cushing defeated John B. Buttrick 6 and 1 in the final round for the Concord Country club gol championship Sunday and thereby becomes the new club champion. Henry P Kidder won the corselation division final against Herbert K. Hosmer. other listed matches show Frank A Pierce and C. Johnson, Andrew Hepburn, and John M. Abnot among entrants in the two thirds handicap events.
The piece lists honor graduates and attendees from multiple institutions with regional names and dates. It mentions privy officials and local leaders, noting ceremonies and earnings or grades amid a busy academic procession.
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