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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1929

Page

2

Landslides Block New Ford Road Endangering Traffic

Heavy rains on the Boston Post Road section near the Wayside Inn caused landslides on the embankments, covering sections of the highway with gravel and sand. Henry Ford Trade School workers and Wayside Inn staff cleared debris by 9 pm, with police confirming the scene in Framingham jurisdiction. The washed embankment stood 69 feet high, leaving room for two cars after cleanup.

Boston Post Henry Ford S. C. Hall Wayside Inn E. J. Boyer Heniry Ford Trade School P. F. Crotty Framingham

Death of George L. Kriss prompts $20,000 attachment

A civil suit filed in Middlesex County seeks $20,000 against Wayside Inn owner Henry Id in connection with the death of George L. Kriss. Kriss, 29, died July 8 from injuries after a collision on the ton Post road with a Ford Trade School student’s car. The case names Hannah Kriss as administratrix.

Wayside Inn Henry Id Middlesex Coun Depu Charles E Dson Oldson Hannah Kriss George Kriss Waye Law Henry Ford Trade School Ts. Kriss Orge L. Kriss Francis Realise Ford Trade School Boston Road Ford Kriss George E. Smith Lebanon Street Melrose Marlboro Hospital

Layward Man Dies Suddenly at Assabet House

James Hap an old Maynard resident died suddenly at the Assabet House at night. Dr R N Hunter medical examiner reported death by natural causes. C S Fowler undertaking rubbed. Gates of Lincoln Street Hudson in charge of arrangements for tomorrow. Hapgood family had prominence in Maynard forty years ago.

Ayward James Hap Assabet House R. N. Hunter Hud C. S. Fowler

Concord Parent Teacher Association Meeting Preview

The Concord Parent Teacher Association plans a meeting next Monday in the chapel of the Congregational Church. Members will be entertained by a program presented by the Cord Musical Club.

Ncord Parentteacher Association Concord -Parent-Teachers Cration Rininu Congregational Church Cord Musical Club

Babe Ruth Marries Claire Hodgson At Dawn Ceremony

Babe Ruth wed Claire Hodgson in a dawn service at St Gregorys church attended by Christy Walsh and George H Lovell with a brief flash of photographers. Ruth announced a new manager and kissed his bride after the informal Catholic rite as teammates were not present.

New York Babe Ruth Claire Hodgson Goole Herman St. Gregory’s Christy Walgh George H. Lovell Scarsdale New York Yankee Lou Gehrig Babe

Rev Dr Auer resigns post at First Parish Unitarian Church

Rev Dr Johannes A C Fagginger Ais resigns as ninth minister of Concord Massachusetts First Parish Unitarian Church effective May 30 1930. He will retain Tufts Parkman professorship and Harvard based chair teaching church history and Protestant thought while continuing Tufts duties. His career spans Meadeville Berlin Amsterdam Pittsburg Ithaca and Cornell. His home is 28 Walden Street Concord.

Concord Mass Johannes A.C Fagginger Ais Thbeaty Auer Crane Theologi- School Tuts College Harvard University Parkman Tufts Harvard Conwey Aver Holland Utrecht Kampen Meanie Theological School Hee University of Amsterdam Harderwijk Harlingen Pittsburg And University of Pittsbourg Carnegie Institute of Technology Unitarian Wheeling W.va Ithaca Niy Cornell University Congress Essene Eéland Dr. River Walden Street Town

Anniversary of C E S Hawthorne Chapter at Masonicaen

Concord April 17 Hawthorne Chapter of the Eastern Star celebrated its 84th anniversary at Masonicaen. Worthy Matron Florence M. Duren praised members, Ella Blood led entertainment with Joséph Antonelli Ray Hillier and Charles Budden performing. social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting May 1 features Past Matrons Patrons ceremonial.

Concord Hawthorne Chapter O: of the Eastern Star Masonicaen Florence M. Duren Ella Blood Joséph Antonelli Ray Hillier Léopen Kingman Pegan

Maynard Fishermen Embrace Opening Brook Trout Season

Local anglers aged 17 and older gathered beside Walton Brook on opening day to pursue brook trout. The quiet stream offered early catches as fishermen prepared gear and set lines before the main followers arrived.

Maynard Walton Isaak Ae

Correction notice re Wallace Conant accountability at Concord Light

The Concord Enterprise publishes a correction clarifying that state auditors did not blame Wallace B. Conant, former Concord Light Board member, for billing or meter issues. The paper apologizes for previous wording and thanks the Concord Journal for cooperation in printing the correction to townspeople.

Wallace B. Conant Concord Light Board Concord Enterprise Concord Conant Concord Journal

Middlesex County Rod and Gun Clubs Plan Meeting

Representatives from Redland Maynard Concord Woburn Framingham Waltham Wellesley Lowell and Ayer gather at Concord Rod and Gun Club to form a county organization. George Stuart president Pletcher secretary Maynard and Gan Club named delegates with Stockwell and others as alternates.

Concord Middlesex County Redland Gan Maynard Concord Woburn Framingham Walthaen

Sudbury Special Town Meeting Deadlocked Ahead of Warrant

About 100 voters gathered at Sudbury Town Hall for a special meeting to act on eight articles. The board approved several salaries but all articles failed to pass, with Article 6 on leasing Legion Hall left to the Selectmen and a June 10 lease date set.

George F. Clarke Sudbury George H. Clarke Gerry Thomas F. O'Neil Harvey N. Fairbanks Board of Selectmen Board of Health Irving Priest Bradshaw Forest Bradshaw John C. Hall William Tice O'Neil Fairbanks Selectmen Legion Hall Américan Legion

Odd Fellows Invite Guests at Acton Service

A good sized audience at the Congregational church heard Dr. Martin of Boston discuss The Good Samaritan. Community singing under Herbert A. Thayer and a male quartet pleased attendees. next service April 28 features Rev. Frank G. Potter of Dorchester, I O O F.

South Acton Congregational Church Martin Boston West Acton Frank G. Potter Dorchester Massachusetts

Sudbury Group Chooses Officers at Annual Meeting

At the annual meeting of the Partiers Association on April 2 Sudbury group elected officers. President Mrs Frederick Bou. vice presidents Mrs Edward A Hunt, Mrs Ellsworth E Giddings, Miss Leona Johnston, Mrs Walter Labaree, Mrs Everett Banker. recording secretary Mrs Cabot Devoll. treasurer Mrs A A Priest. auditor Mrs Harry J Goldberg.

The Partiers’ Association Frederick] Bou

Maynard Dog Entered in 5 Ring Cover Trials

Doané's Macagee Frank owned by Dr. B F Ryan and Taylor's Bess owned by John W Taylor are among 80 dogs entered for the five ring cover trials at Concord meeting under the New England Club auspices.

Doané Frank B.F. ‘Ryan Taylor Bess John W. Taylor Eng. I “Club

Funds Sought For Emerson Hospital Appeal

The Emerson Hospital Aid Society appeals to Concord residents and nearby towns for continued support to meet rising patient care needs. In 1928 patient numbers rose over 1927 by more than twenty five percent, while costs per patient fell due to expanded facilities and better management. Last year the drive raised just over 10000 dollars and organizers hope donations will exceed that to cover 1929 needs and possible emergencies, with contributions payable to Mayog Institution for Savings and directed to C A Stockbridge, chairman, and committee members Maynard.

Emerson Hospital Aid Society Emerson Hospital Concord Ament Mayog Institution Rs. C. A Stockbridge Sidney E. McCleary Mary Coughlan Maynard

Murray Exalted Ruler installs Cambridge Concord officers

On Tuesday April 17 the Cambridge and Concord lodges installed a new corps of officers led by Exalted Ruler William G. Murray of West Concord. New officers include John J. Mullaney Esteemed Leading Knight Harold I. Welling ton Esteemed Loyal Knight Charles Comeau Esteemed Lecturing Knight Ivan Servais Secretary Frederick H. Sullivan Treasurer Thomas J. Lawler Tyler Richard Rosetta Esquire Edward Cox Inner Guard Joseph Dee Trustee Roy Woodworth Chaplain. The retiring Exalted Ruler Wm L. Fitzpatrick received an electric coffee percolator. An entertainment followed with dances by Baby Gauthier of Lovell, songs, violin solos, tumbling acts and a chicken supper in Monument Hall.

Charles Kirby Cambridge Lodge Concord Lodge William G. Murray West Concord John J. Mullaney Concord Harold I. Wellington Bedford Charles Comeau Ivan Servais Frederick H. Sullivan West Tyler Richard Rosetta Edward Cox Joseph Dee Roy Woodworth Wm. L. Fitzpatrick Lodge Baby Gauthier Lovell al Jolson Sonny Boy Three Brothers K. of C Monument Hall

Concord lighting committee eyes bids and careful review

A Concord special committee on lighting plans to limit itself to defined duties. Officials consider sealed bids from power companies for the plant, with May town meeting to clarify the full situation. Bookkeeping under J William Byron settles after state auditors report and new accounting system.

Concord Bookkeeping Iniuddict J. William Byron Light Board

Concord Observes Patriots Day With Scout Pilgrimage

Concord marks Patriots Day with a civic program led by the Board of Selectmen and Boy Scout activities. The day features a Sunrise salute, a Scout pilgrimage to the North Bridge, a 2:30 rally, and a 10 AM dual track meet between Concord High and Fitchburg High at Emerson Playground. Awards include medals, a points cup, and a school shield for top performers.

Emerson Playground State Armory Concord High School Fitchburg High School Everett F Weygant

Concord High School leads in first state writing contest

Concord High School won first prize in the fourth annual writing contest for Massachusetts high schools. Durfee High School Fall River earned second and third prizes went to Temple of the Soul by Miriam Bovaky of Durfee. Honorable mentions went to Provincetown High School Lowe High School and Fairhaven High School.

Concord Concord High School Durfee High School Fall River John Heand Padment Boston Culosis Association Ara Measacanse Pat Fi Blodgett Sopree Ner Ea. c Ae Bodeetine Rhode Providence Hampshire Tom Dr. Hawes L. Schrader Belmont J. Schmeyer Dir Health

Sudbury Child Wright Dies. Funeral Held at Home Lawn

In Sudbury on April 17, Wright a 9 year old son of Clifford Wright died on Saturday. The funeral was held on the lawn in front of the Wright home. The casket was placed with the cover bearing 4228. Rev Albert Reynolds of the local church conducted the service. Mr and Mrs Wright express deep sympathy to Rag tane ends.

Sudbury Wright Clifford Albert. Reynolds

Concord Armory Prep for Patriot’s Day Events

The program includes a 2 20 p m gas exhibition drill by Co H 182 Int MN G Concords crack machine gun outfit commanded by John C Dolan. At 4 30 the retreat and National salute follow. Sundown church bells ring. Skeet shoot runs all day at Concord Rod and Gun Club Place Road with three handicap prizes and a high gun prize. Open rifle shoot planned by Concord Rifle Club West Concord range. Golf season opens at the acce Club with an all day program. Patriot’s Day Ball in Apes Hall West Concord by Hawthorne Chi ter Order of the Eastern Story with Langley’s Arlington orchestra. Miss Gladys Graham chairing committees including Mrs Albert Achorn Blair Eleanor Ch Mrs Hattie Clark and others.

Co. H Int M. N.G Crack Concord John C. Dolan Middlesex School Gun Club Vlace Road Concord Rifle Club Nep West Concord Acce Club Hawthorne, Chiter Order of the Eastern Story Apesolation Hall Langley’s Orchestra of Arlington Gladys Graham Albert. Achorn Blair Eleanor Hattie Clark Yucca Clytie Forbes Misa Helen Loring

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