Concord Junction Athletes Spark Dual Meet
Concord High and Mechanic Arts clashed in a Saturday dual meet with local standouts Woodworth, Judge, and Hewitt earning top finishes. Woodworth won the broad jump, Judge placed second in the shot put, and Hewitt ran a determined half mile to outpace rivals.
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Woodworth
Judge
Hewitt
Concord High
Mechanic Arts
Ruth Allen
Prendergast
Mary Albright
Noel Fu
Alice Stone
Sudbury
Casper Jenny
Edwin Qua
Barretts
Mill Rd
Dancing Party Draws 60 Couples At Local Hall
A Friday evening dancing party conducted by Mrs. Messer and hosted by two hostesses drew 60 or more couples. The hall featured flags and bunting with themed dance orders while punch was served from a corner table. Hyland's orchestra provided the music and guests came from Boston and nearby towns.
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Messer
Hyland
Boston
Maynard Fans See Narrow Baseball Defeat In Openers
Gilroy dominated the mound for the home nine allowing five hits while Hopkins struggled with control as Maynard lost 3 to 1 in a pitchers battle. Loughlin and Ryan sparked the visitors with sharp plays and timely hits, while the locals showed strong defense and steady catching behind Roscow Pratt and Reilly.
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Maynard
Gilroy
Hopkins
Gus
Loughlin
Eddie” Loughlin
Sid Ryan
Roscow
Pratt
Reilly
Ryan
Union Church Notes Sermon and Social Schedule
The morning sermon title is The Coming Judge and the evening service is Within or Without the Church. Friday evening the Endeavorers host a sociable inviting all attendees.
Thompson Smith Wed in Quiet New Bedford Ceremony
Miss Effie M. Thompson of this town and Herbert B. Smith of New Bedford quietly married at his home with Rev. John Mason officiating. The bride wore white crepe de chine with a veil of white carnations. The couple plans a wedding trip after the ceremony.
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Effie M.‘Thompson
Herbert B. Smith
New Bedford
John Mason
J. M. Sears
John
Smith
Daniel A. Lakin
Mrs. Smith
Youngster's Opinion on Peaches During Dinner
A Chicago note recounts a father offering two peaches to each son aged four and five and two to his wife. He held the remaining peach and asked his youngest to guess the number he held, revealing three by showing his palm while the child remarked Too many.
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Chicago
Beet Cure for Incomilitl Deep Breathing Insomnia
Fragmentary note suggests a beet cure and breathing exercise as a remedy for insomnia traced to brain activity. The garbled text makes exact claims unclear and names or locations are not identifiable.
West Acton Notes Local Events and Personal Changes
West Acton residents see routine life as multiple names appear in town news. G B Parker’s home, F R Knowlton’s new seven, and a notable chimney fire are mentioned along with retirements and family visits amid local business and school ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Parker
F. R. Knowlton
W. E. Whitcomb
Lunenburg
C. S. Grimes
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Geo. Mead
Somerville
Frank Mansur
Sherborn
Reed Farm
Fred Pierce
Harvard Dental College
Alexander Bresth
Fred S. Mead
Dyke Mountain Farm
Sebago
Mead
Arlington
George Weaver
David Kinsley
Florence MccNiff
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Maynard
William G. Moore
Lucille
William Moore
Lowell
Mark O'Toole
Leominster
James Kinsley
O'Toole
C. H. Mead
Cadillac
New Republic of China
New Republic
Baptist Church
China
Dr. Sun Yet Sen
Death of A. P. Bean Veteran Railroadman
A. P. Bean died suddenly early Thursday after a recent operation and a heart failure. Born in Bethel Maine 67 years ago he worked 42 years in railroading including Fitchburg and Boston & Maine lines and Concord section. Funeral services were held at his home with Masons Odd Fellows and Royal Arcanum pallbearers. He leaves a wife a son a daughter and a brother.
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A. P. Bean
Mr. Bean
Bethel
Grand Trunk Railroad
Massachusetts
Fitchburg and
Boston & Maine Railroad
Gifts Greatly Appreciated for Maynard Catholic Chapel
Rev Walter J Browne pastor of St Bridget s Maynard thanks contributors from outside his church for the new Catholic chapel fund. Donations include Arthur F Blanchard 100 C H Mead 25 O D Fessenden 25 William F Stevens 10 and others with several five dollar gifts and mentions La dies Auxiliary No 33 of Maynard.
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Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget's Church
Maynard
James Kinsley
Fr. Browne
Arthur F. Blanchard
C. H. Mead
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Union Church Notes
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West Acton
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Finney & Holt
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