Concord-Wounited: War News Brings Home Pvt. Sorrentini
Pvt. Joseph Sorrenti, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Sorrenti of 16 Bedford, is recovering in a Paris hospital after being wounded on the western front. He graduated from Concord High School in 1948 and entered service last October at Camp Wheeler. He saw infantry service and was on sea duty from Fort Meade, Md., this February. His brothers Anthony and James also serve in the armed forces.
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Concord
Camby
Wheeler
Gay
Fort Meade
Pvt
Sorrenth
Blightfficer Anthony
Colora
James
Italy
Anthony
Hawaii
Concord High Drubs Lexington 9-2 in League Play
Concord High School routed Lexington High School 9 to 2 in Middlesex County league action. Billy leading with three hits and Davis, Dick Cann, and Billyson also contributing as Concord overwhelmed their rival.
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Concord
Schol
Concord High
Lexington High
Middlesex County
With & Fi
Billy To
Davis
Dick Cann
Billyson
Middlesex Crew Plans Open Meet Against Noble and Greenough
Middlesex crew, led by captain Jo Truesdale and coach Locke, eyes an open match this season. The squad, assembling a veteran four and coxswain Warren Clark, lists Mortimer Hartwell and Peter Terry among its first four. Schedule shows races May 5 against Noble and Greenough, May 26 versus Browne and Noble, and June 2 at Exeter Academy in Cambridge.
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Aries
Aginst Noble
Greenough
Locke
Jo Truesdale
Én’ Caldwell
Capt. Truesdale
Een Mortimer
Hartwell
Peter Terry
Ockey
Warren’ Clark
Middlesex
Concord Motor Corps Members Garner April 19 Exercises
The Concord Massachusetts women’s corps held an April 19 drill and parade with State Guard members and soldiers on leave from Lovell General Hospital Fort Devens. Food was prepared by Tenth company members Gurley and others. Guests from other MW C units joined the parade and a military ball. A talk by Mr LaRosee of the Massachusetts ae Council followed.
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Concord
Concord Motor Corps
Massachusetts Women’s Corps
State Armory
State Guard
Lovell General Hospital
Fort Devens
Gurley
MWC
LaRosee
Massachusetts
Veterans Hospital
Veterans
Concord Rotary Club Holds Holiday Interruption Briefing
The Concord Rotary Club did not meet last Thursday due to a holiday. The next meeting is planned for Thursday, April 11, 1896, with an announced program pending. The 1945 1948 slate includes Lester, B. Whittemore, Fred T Boyd, Frank Esau, George E Erickson, Morton R Seavey and Gordon H Ogilvie. Benjamin F. Clark relinquishes duties as bulletin editor. Secretary Boyd to take over. Kert Coffey attended Worcester Rotary meeting.
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Concord Rotary Club
Lester
B. Whittemore
Fred T Boyd
Frank Esau
Morton R. Seavey
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Benjamin
Boyd
Will
Kert
Coffey
Worcester Rotary
Blut
Victor Over Middlesex Beats Middlesex 9 7 in Concord
Boston inflicted the first defeat of the season on Middlesex school last Saturday afternoon 9 to 7 at the Concord diamond. Trade scored two in the second and three in the fourth to give Boston a lead despite Middlesex’s five run burst in the fourth. Emmons and Stoghill worked the mound for Concord while Huide couper led the attack with three hits and a double.
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Concord
Boston
Middlesex School
Middlesex
Waltham
St. Mark’s
Emmons
Bill Stoghill
Concord Nine
Pete Huidejcouper
Concord Boy Scouts Meeting Postponed to April
Concord Odd Fellows hall hosts a town meeting of the Boy Scouts caravan with plans announced for a rescheduled date in April. Officials said an exact date would be declared soon.
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Concord
Vaner
Lexington Dominates Framingham Concord Relay Triumph
Lexing ton led a track meet with Concord and Framingham, claiming most first places. True led in 100 and 220 yard dashes, Kane and Harrington scored in high jump, Merrick placed in several events, and the 880 yard relay shaded Framingham. Slow track and cold breeze capped times. no new records were set.
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Lex
Framingham
Ronald Mills
John‘ True
Lexington
True
Holmes
Merrick
Kastrinelis
Coniley
Holiday
Bryant
Meade
Nickerson
Gadiflou
Harrington
Kane
Woodard
Stee
Tobih
Bryant Fi
Snelling
Bases
Porter
Baie
Barnes
Knight
Cronin
Arthur
Cox
Reppucci
Griffiths
Concord
Rice
Putnam
Mills
Dolan
Ous
Middlesex Wins Extend Streak with Three Straight
Middlesex chalks up three straight wins as the team posts consecutive victories at Groton. Schedule shows two more games next week with remaining fixtures slated through February 28 and continuing into May at Belmont hill and Groton.
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Middlesex
Odd Fellows Night Meeting in West Concord Hall
Noble Grand A. Waite to preside at a weekly lodge gathering at Odd Fellows hall West Concord with Mr and Mrs Carl W. Sure of 15 Lang Street listed among attendees in a local notice.
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Concord
F. Tihareday
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Carl WF
Lang
Ahan Ee Om
Power Sity
Oels R, Rankins
Concord High Nets Win Over Lexington in County League
Concord High finishes Friday with a win and two starts to improve to record 1 1 in county league play. Coach Curtis plans away game at Belmont and uses a tentative May schedule including games at Reading Stoneham May 1, May 22 and May 3 at Maynard.
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Concord
Lexington
Gamcord High
Bélmont
Curtis
Stoneham
Reading
Stonealake Tran
Maynard
Local students and community notices in Concord event roundup
Miss Seba Gillespie Kent earns dean's list honors at Boston University College of Liberal Arts. Local life updates include fishing spots at Walden Pond and nearby streams, sympathy for Augustine Melanson's family, field trials at William Foss farm, and several church and lodge events with births, meetings, and a Charter Night observed by Cub Pack 33 in West Concord.
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Seba Gillespie Kent
Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Uel G. Kent
Concord
New England
William Foss
Ines Lisle
Spo
B. E. Tuttle
Chairman led event with Mar tin nay Bast grand ad
The committee in charge at the affair was Mar tin nay Bast grand ad with assistants Joseph McKenna and Mayo. A fine ovation was accorded to the honoree.
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Martin Nay Bast Grand
Joseph. McKenna
Mayo
Concord Hands Watertown Track Dual 44 33
Concord high defeated Watertown 44 to 33 in a dual track meet at Emerson Playground Monday. Capt. Jack Merrick led Concord with wins in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and anchored the relay, contributing to a total 1414 points. Fletcher led Watertown with wins in the 680 and high jump. Other firsts for Concord included Ray Eisenhauer in the broad jump and the relay.
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Concord
Watertown
Concord High
Emerson
Jack Merrick
Wesley Fletcher
Merrick
Mertick
Tangasso
Habinowski
Fletcher
Cooper
Milig
Mastrartge
DiComandreés
Harrington
Ware
Eisen
Priesan
Dolan
Dicomandrea
Rose
Nazis
Leary
Rice
Sehatzien
Folino
Notable figures attend funeral service for Brooks family
Officials from Middlesex and Suffolk counties attended the services for A Brooks in Boston, with Dist-Attorney Thompson and Foley present. A police detail escorted the funeral party to Williamsburg for burial in the family lot after rites led by Rev. John Webster at Williams street church.
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Boston
Victor A
Mewrose
Robert Vincent O’sullivan
Lawrence
Atty ‘Thompson
Middlesex County
Atty. Foley
Suffolk
Hurley
Senate
Ithur
Sewing Day at Union Church Hosted by Ladies' Union
The Ladies' Union of Union Church invites all to an all day sewing gathering in the church parlor on May 3. The event begins with an assembly at 10 o clock and a covered-dish luncheon will be served.
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Bianhall
Acton
Aise
Sage
Richard
King's
Firet
Uniterian Church
Ladies’ Union of the Union’ Church
Acton Center Resident Recovering from Pneumonia
A patient at Emerson hospital in Acton Center, Clinton S oird road, is recovering from pneumonia. Mr Curtis shows gratifying improvement as press time approaches. John H Howell of South Ileston WV visits at the home of his sister, Mrs Herman Gatchell, in Acton along with her two sons John and Peter Moore.
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Acton
Emerson Pital
Clinton
Oird Road
Acton Center
Press
Curtis
John H. Howell
South Ileston
West Virginia
John
Sip Peter Moore
Herman Gatchell
Acton Woman's Club Scholarship Fund Treasure Hunt
A dance and treasure hunt fundraiser at the Acton Center clubhouse hosted by Mrs. Charles Heath supported the A Woman's club scholarship fund. Mr. and Mrs. Tobin won the clue-solving contest, and a birthday cake honored club president Mrs. Allen G. Moody as guests including Mr. and Mrs. Churchill Newman attended.
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Acton
A Woman’s Club
Charles Heath
Newtowne Road
Acton Center
Tobin
North Acton
Allen G. Moody
Club Presiden
Churchill Newman
Concord Veterans Day Observance Recalls Battle for Freedom
The Concord parade featured Company C led by Capt Burleigh Ly Pratt and Mrs Doroth Ma cone, joined by Boy and Girl Scouts and the Concord Motor Corps. Paul Revere and William Dawes were portrayed, with a later speech by ex Newton mayor Pat Dods and a baseball win for Concord 9 to 2 over Lexington. The day closed with a veterans ball at the Veterans building.
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Burleigh Ly
Pratt
Concord
Needham
Somerville
Ewton
Concord Motor’ Corps
Massachusetts Women's Corps
Dorothy Macone
New Drum and Fire Corps
Samuel ‘Prescott
Martha V. Magurn
Paul Revere
William Dawes
Atche Lexington
Battle Green
Paul
Revere
Lieut. Lockhart
J. Smith
Dawes
Calvini T. Hateh
U. W
Boston
Wardwell
Stitta
Eee Dods
Newton
Pat
Middlesex County
Childs
Old North Bridge
Emerson
State Armory
Lexington
Veterans Building
Veteran’s Council
Archie P. Simpson
Willard H. Smith
Concord High School
Mill HQ Of Caught Fire West Concord
Firemen responded to a roof blaze at Genet Mills West Concord on Monday afternoon. A small hole burned through the roof caused by ventilators with slight damage. It marked the 75th alarm for the Concord department this year.
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West Concord
Genet Mills
A. Snall
Concord Department
Tomatoes as a garden crop and training methods
The text notes tomatoes as a top crop for small gardens with good yields when well grown. It suggests staking or training to a fence or trellis, yielding more per space, maturing earlier, and supporting indoors start. It mentions heaviest yields from plants set around a particular area and compares space efficiency to carrots.
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Victory Garden
Ellowess
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Sudbury River
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Mort Pinker
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