Junior Girls Win Title In Concord High Championship
The junior class team defeated the sophomores 14 to 12 to win the inter class girls basketball title at Concord High School. Dorothy MacRae and Catherine Diken each scored 10 points for the juniors, with Elsie Kennedy refereeing in Miss Emmons' absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
State Armory
Dorothy MacRae
Catherine Disken
Elsie Kennedy
Miss Ruth
Emmons
Miss Emmons
Katherine Byron
Betty Blodgett
Anna Lawton
Ruth MacWilliams
Betty Rudd
Margaret Williams
Pauline McCarthy
Viena Han
Maynard Business Census Begins Next Week
Ralph D. Jones, census taker, will visit the Maynard district next week to survey all business homes. Businessmen should have blanks ready and 1929 reports available when he calls. Jones is a well known Maynard resident and notes strong cooperation in Marlboro this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Ralph D. Jones
Jones
Marlboro
Patriots' Day events and Antiquarian House opening in Concord
Concord plans Patriots Day programs with lectures by Heathcote William Garrod and others on Emerson and Thoreau. The Antiquarian Society opens Emerson’s Studio and Thoreau room at a new house with curated antiques, fire protections, and weekday hours. Evening entertainments include a Legion film and skeet, dog trials, and golf season kickoff at local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Heathcote William Garrod
Merton College
Oxford
Eng
Norton
Harvard
Town Hall
Antiquarian House
Gaylord Church Cummin
Olive Whitman
Adams Tolman
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
Society
John Hancock
New England
Russell H. Kettell
Middlesex School
French
John Hancock House
Thomas Hancock
Kettell
Harry B Little
The
Antiquarian Society
Mr. French
John G. Morse
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Fred A. Tower
B. Alcott Pratt
Henry F. Smith
H. Robert Bygrave
Veterans
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Virginia Road
Musketaquid Sportsman’s Club of
Brook
West Concord
Letter Club of
New Englan
Concord Country Club
Alcott House
Lexington Road
Patriots
Rebekah Briggs
Men Dig Soil For Benefit Of St. George's
In Maynard on two Saturdays in April local men from St. George's Church dug soil on church land to connect property to the new sewer system. The effort saved money for the church with many volunteers listed, including Billet Saxson Nind and Doel praised for moving stones and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
St. George’s Church
Lewis Bamford
Alfred Billet
Joe Doel
Ralph Jamieson
Harold Musgrave
William Newman
Intruder Leaps From 2nd Story Window
Maynard authorities report a cobbler Frank Noroska of 41 Nason street awoke to see a man at his bedside. The intruder leaped from a second story bedroom window to the ground and escaped, leaving Noroska with unknown injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank Noroska
Nason Street
Noroska
Tran
Patrons of Husbandry Lodge Honors Degrees in Sudbury
The Sudbury lodge of the Patrons of Husbandry held the Third and Fourth degree ceremonies at Orange Hall. Ralph E. Moore presided as Master. Seventy five members attended and a fine dinner was served by the refreshments committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrons of Husbandry
Orange Hall
Ralph E. Moore
Concord Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Sports
Mrs Walter Upham visits Bridgeport. fire crews fight two brush fires near Lowell road burning about three acres. Rev Faggilger Auer preaches in April at Leominster. George Wightman leads Middlesex School tennis, Milton Academy match planned May 245 with Middlesex hosting. North Quarter Unit Extension Service meets at Monument Hall with Home Grounds Improvement project led by Mrs Maxwell C Burbank and Mrs Roy B Hodgman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Upham
Bertha Kent
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles G Kent
Middle Street
Central Fire Station
John A Macone
Lowell Road
Emerson
Johannes A C Faggilger Auer
Leominster
George Wightman
Brookline
Middlesex School
Concord
Milton Academy
Middlesex Courts
Middlesex Diamond
Middlesex County Extension Service In Agriculture and Home Economics
George W. Hodgman
Monument Hall
Maxwell C. Burbank
Roy B. Hodgman
Fegdern
Camp 55 Meeting Votes to Form Ladies Auxiliary
At the monthly Corp Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U S W V meeting in the Veterans Building presided by George M. Lee, it was voted to form a ladies auxiliary. Anna Nagle urged the auxiliary, Vicinity Council 2 to meet in Concord on April 27, and delegates were named to attend council and state events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
Ralph P. Hosmer
Veterans
George M. Lee
Anna Nagle
Concord
James N. Berry
Herbert EB. Barry
Alfred O.L. Loring
John E. Loring
George M’ Lee
James N. Giblin
Framingham
William J. Hennessey
Cambridge Wins Annual Boat Race Under Swartwout’s Coxing
Cambridge University with R. B. Swartwout of New York at the helm defeated Oxford by two lengths in a stubborn contest last Saturday. Mrs. Egerton Swartwout noted the crew’s powerful closing drive as typical of Swartwout’s victories, the coxswain receiving the rudder of the defeated shell as a trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge University
Middlesex School
R. B Swartwent
New York
Oxford
Egerton Swartwent
Associated Press
Cambridge
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Coty’s
Houbigant’s
Princess Pat
Armand
June Days
Helena Rubinstein
Macorda's
Davis
Wilderx. Macurda
Ph. G
Prescription Pharmacist
Nason St
Hudson
Co-operative Bank
Pope Street
Frank E. Sanderson
Studebaker
Maynard Motor Car CO
Glendale St
Maynard, Mass
Crite
Assabet Coal Co
Ralph W. Sims
Iadiphane Maynard
Weer
John Caring Agency Insurance
Fowler
Main ST
James J. Mansfield
American Legion of Concord
St. George’s
Sudbury
ESSEX
Great Road
Tel
Barbara Stanwyck
Sam Hardy
Duncan Sisters
Lawrence Gray
Benny Rubins
Kay Johnson
Conrad Nagle
Charles Bickford
Julian Gowns
William Haynes
Anita Page
Karl Dane
J. C. Nugent
Bill Haynes
Peoples Theatre
WLEX
Jan.garbers Band
Fant
Lerer
Middlesex
Pirate Glass
Aire
J. McCarron
Randall Road
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