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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1931

Page

8

Veterans council plans Boston convention in June 1931

Hudson-National Aide Charles Corkery and Boston leaders brief Vicinity Council No 2 on the De partment Convention to be held in Boston June 12 13 and 14 1931 at Faneuil Hall with Mayor Curley and Senator Lodge figures highlighted. Visitation schedule includes Natick Marlboro Framingham Hudson Concord while Edith Nourse Rogers mourns mother.

Hudson Charles Corkery Boston Dept Chas. A. Flanagan George J.hutchinson Corkery State Department United Spanish War Veterans Curley Henry Cabot Lodge Kingdom of Spain Pemberton Faneuil Hall Berry Natick Marlboro Framingham Concord Francis J Ganaway F. Howard Brown John C Barrett Camp 17 Hudson Camp

Concord Board of Trade to Meet at Colonial Inn

The Concord Board of Trade will hold a meeting next Monday at 8 PM in the Colonial Inn with President Kennan Damon presiding. A member of the Waltham Chamber of Commerce will be the principal speaker. Bulletin information due tomorrow or the next day.

Concord Board of Trade Colonial Inn Kennan Damon The Waltham Champer of Commerce Board of Trade Bulletin

Interclass Tournament Highlights Local Teams

Maynard pitted their boys against a tough field in the interclass tourney with key scorers like Siewkiewicz Hitzgerainc and Sulkaia leading the way. Junior girls saw Capt Gudzinowicz Th and Lesver rg star as Reggie Sawyer scored for the boys and Catherine Cougu for the girls.

Sulkaia If Ugle- Vic Siewkiewicz Hitzgerainc Ppiall Rg Swalitz Wwovitw Sotka Capt Gudzinowicz Ms ‘Lytkko If Im. Durwuwssl M Murray Mm. Lesver U. Uusad Mick Wreshmangis Fearns Ff M. Gauazinewitz B. Specs Watuan Sc A Swanson Levaristian A. Larson Reggie Sawyer Game Catherine Cougujun Walter Figard Jeanette Gruver

Sheiks Dominate Northern Lights In Shrewsbury Contest

The Sheiks defeated the Northern Lights 61 to 13 at Shrewsbury. K Ryah, Murphy and Company spearheaded the offense while leading figures from Murphy and Company controlled the desert horde in the rout.

Maynard Shrewsbury ‘Town Hell Sheiks Fis Ryan Rf Ee Vis Ss Ab Zi Murphy Kitowicz Lif Eee Moynihan Jarvi Co Sus Eaves Seal Duggan Eenae Hintsa Zapareski Erry Pase Chanead Rb Stone Perry Russell Lf i Pawlg Hammerstein Aea

Former Acton Resident Mabel Pratt Hooper Dies in Lynn

Mrs Mabel Pratt Hooper a former Acton resident died at her Lynn home on North Common Street on Sunday March 29 She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Frank Pratt born on the Pratt farm Fletcher corner road Funeral services were held at her Lynn home and she was interred at Mount Hope cemetery West Acton She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Hazel McPhail of Lynn and a brother Edward F Pratt of this town

South Acton Mabel Pratt Hooper Acton North Common Street Lynn Hooper Frank Pratt Pratt Farm Fletcher Corner Road Mount Hope Cemetery West Acton Hazel McPhail Edward F. Prat This Town

Marlboro Country Club proposes new golf league season

Marlboro Country Club directors met at the head quarters with president Fred L. Rolfe presiding. Plans include a four ball league with eight players per club and home and away matches. Clubs listed are Marlboro, Maynard, Runaway Brook, and Westboro with two more to join. Opening set for April 18 features new women’s lockers and showers. Officers and directors named include Rolfe, Miller, Beaudry, Verzone, Moineau, Jameson, Allen, Sherman, Crosby.

Marlboro Fred L. Rolfe Richard Verzone Marlboro Country Maynard Runaway Brook Clinton Westboro ‘Club Verzone John Miller Charles Beaudry Hector B. Moineau Fred Rolfe Robert H. Jameson William Allen Fred Sherman James Crosby

Musketaquid Wins Again In Skeet Shoot At Wellesley

Musketaquid Sportsman's Club defeated Wellesley Skeet Club 208 to 184 in a skeet team match at Wellesley. Top Musketaquid shooters were Glen Swett 44, Augustine Macone 43, Percy Foss 42, and Dr. Davis 41, while Wellesley stars included William Bulger 41 and A P Moulton 44 though weaker team support limited the club.

Wellesley

Fire Apparatus Passes High Test in Sudbury

On Friday the new apparatus underwent an official test led by Chief Davison on Union Ave using water from the mill pond. The test lasted twelve hours.

Sudbury Davison Union Ave Mill Pond

Engine test concludes with high pressure trials and observers

The engine operated in continuous service with six hours at 120 pounds, three hours at 200 pounds, and three hours at 250 pounds pump pressure. Officials from the town and representatives from the New England Insurance Exchange, International Truck Co, Barton Pump, and Stewart Body Co attended and praised the test’s completion.

New England Insurance Exchange International Truck Co Barton Pump Stewart Body Co

Chaplin struggles to cast City Lights role at Maynard Theatre

Chaplin reworks production for City Lights selecting a foil for himself. He discarded much filmed footage and recast with Harry Myers, the actor known for Connecticut Yankee. The eccentric millionaire in the story contrasts drunken and sober temperaments. The comedy screens April 5 to 7 at the Maynard Theatre.

Chaplin Maynard Theatre Charlie Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Harry Myers Connecticut Myers

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