Biggest Recreational Read Row On Inn Era
Maine publicity notes vast tourist turnout across six states with registrations from twenty nine states and several foreign locales. Concord New Hampshire reports high visitor flow as New England ads draw twelve to fifteen hundred letters weekly and New Haven and Boston booths serve record crowds.
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Haglana
Murda Es
Maine
New England
New Hampshire State House
Concord
Chamber of Commerce
Manchester
N. H
Tourist Bureau
Littleton
Boston Chams of Commerce
Canada
Panama
England
Honolulu
South America
France
Philippines
Mexico
Australia
New Haven
Maine Publicity Bureau
Associated Industries of
Vermont
Cattle rustlers hunted in Contra Costa County
International News Service reports ranchers in Contra Costa County brand pedigreed stock as posters warn of cattle rustlers at work. Sheriff Veale has posted notices urging officers and cattlemen to be vigilant, echoing early west warnings of thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Contra Coste
Veale
Concord overwhelms Ayer in Middlesex league slugfest
Concord bats erupt for 20 safeties off Dobens and Boyce as Asbjornsen and Edwardson spark multiple hits. Smith pounds a homer and three singles, while Concord’s fielding shines with seven Ayer errors. Edwardsen and Asbjornsen both collect three or four hits as Concord wins behind strong pitching and timely hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex Baseball League
Ayer
Ers Dobens
Boyce
Edwardson
Loftus
Arkin
Asbjornsen
Smith
Edwardsen
Sudbury Wedding at Davis Home for Mildred Davis
Mildred L Davis and Albert T Tallant were married at the Davis home in Sudbury with Rev George H Clarke officiating. The ceremony featured a green lawn arch and colored ribbons, with Samuel Tallant of Beverly as best man and Misses Marty and Ethel Silverthow as bridesmaids. the couple plan a wedding trip and will live in Sudbury. Mildred is active in Girl Scouts and a Sudbury teacher. Tallant is a World War I veteran and a West Brook Academy graduate.
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Sudbury
Frank T. Davis
Mildred L
Albert T. Tallant
Sudbury Post
George H. Clarke
M.B. Church
Samuel Tallaut
Beverly
Heith D. Knight
Lunor
Marty
Ethel Silverthow
M Maxwell Baton
Warren Hunt
Maxwell Baton
iMarion Guild
Gtr
Sudbury High
Framingham Normal Schools
Westbrook Academy
Sudbury Socials Hit By Visitors and Local Guests
Sudbury residents hosted and welcomed visitors from afar this week. Mrs Clara Piper from an unnamed distant place joined many locals for gatherings. Mr and Mrs Carl Williams of Evanston Illinois and Mr and Mrs Charles H Way entertained guests with an evening of bridge and a late supper. Nathaniel Loring and Mrs Harold Rogers posted high bridge scores. John T. Gibbons and family return to Concord road from a Lake Winnipesaukee vacation. Mrs Fred Morrison of East Sudbury travels to Bennington Vermont for a short stay.
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Candy Hill
Clara Piper
Warren
Carl Williams
Evanston
Ill
Charles H Way
Nathaniel Loring
Harold Rogers
Mrr
John T. Gibbons
Concord Road
Lake Winnpesaukee
N.H
Fred Morrison
East Sudbury
Bennington
Vita
Marlboro Residents Take Weekend Trips to Salem Willows and Maine
Miss Helen Kingston of 108 Church Street enjoyed a weekend trip to Salem Willows. Mrs Misail Boisse and Mr and Mrs Aime Boisse Howett returned from an auto trip to Sherbrooke and other points in Canada. A. A. Clark of New York visits the area, enjoying a vacation at Beach, Maine.
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Helen “Kingston
Misail Boisse
Aime - Boisse
Howett
Sherbrook
Canda
Atte A. A. Glark
New York
Ting
Thie’ Oly
Beach
Maine
Weckstrom shines as Billerica records strong throwout feat
Weckstrom, the lone Billerica player, delivered a rare four runner throw to first to end the play with no infield assist. The crowd roared as the sequence highlighted his precise arm and the team’s sharp defense.
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Weckstrom
Billerica
Maynard Defeats Leominster 9 to 1 in Saturday Tilt
Maynard trounced Leominster's Rovers 9 to 1 at Leominster Saturday afternoon. Maynard grabbed teen hits off three pitchers with Don Lent collecting three singles and Johnston adding a single and a double. Tom Marsden hit a left handed homer in the sixth as Lovering and Lent split the pitching duties, blanking the Rovers through five innings and four more in relief. Franc OBrien drew a walk five times in the two games.
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Maynard T. T
Rovers
Leominster
Maynard
Don ‘Lent
Johnston
Kangas
Tom Marsden
Don Lent
Inings
Billy Johnston
Franc O‘brien
Maynard T T Schedules Key Games Against Groton
Maynard T T announces a week of important games starting with a Thursday visit from West Groton. Dan Driscoll, Groton manager, aims to avenge last year’s Groton champions defeat. Maynard travels to West Groton next Sunday for a season finale against strong contenders. Estrada of Lynn is expected to play against Maynard Sunday.
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Maynard T. T
West Groton
Dan Driscoll
Groton
Tege
Maynard
West Rates
Estrada of Lynn
Concord
Union Service at Concord Church Opens Spiritual Week
In Concord first parish hosts a union service led by Rev. ALCS Fagginger Auer aged 44 with minister emeritus Rev. Benjamin R. Bulkeley and Trinitarian Church of Gall Cleland pastor Ph. L. The Trinitarian Chapel service begins August 21 at 10 45 AM featuring a sermon by the speakers.
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Union Service
Concord
Alcs Fagginger
Concord Redsocks Townsends In Middlesex Cbb Tie
Concord awakened from batting lull in the eighth inning of the Middlesex County baseball tie at Townsend Saturday to surge ahead and claim victory 7 to 2. The rally erased a 2 1 deficit as Concord piled up five runs in the eighth and added one more in the ninth to seal the win. Arkin Bulger and Asbjornson led Concord with strong hits while Rusk Deschesne Morrill and others contributed on defense and offense. Umpire Bob officiated.
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Concord
Middlesex County
Townsend
Townsent
Arkin
Bulger
Edwardson
Asbjornson
Sherry
Josselyn
I. Rusk
G. Johnson
Merrill
Po Morse
Eastman
C. Johnson
Rusk
Farrar
Deschesne
Deschene
Morrill
Eorrer
Nings
Parrar
M Haing
Lowing
Bob
Concord Ave Ab R
Bh Po
Asbjornson, c
Morrill P Weenee
Deschesne Dp
Smith Rf
Dempsey Df
SG. Johnson
Wnsend Ab R
Po Sherry Ss
Ebeene Conant
Keese
Community Picnic at Solomon's Pond a Big Northboro Event
A Northboro Parents Teachers Association sponsored community picnic at Solomon's Pond drew 150 attendees. Activities included races for children, bathing, a ball game between married and single men, and an evening pavilion dance, ending with wide praise for the organizing committee.
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Solomon's Pond
Northboro
Parents/Teachers Association
Bradshaw
Fragmentary note on Wondey and Chine and hair
A brief, garbled fragment mentions Wondey and Chine in a context about hair and possibly a war. Details are unclear and names may be misread.
Balanced Meal Concept Described for Healthy Diet
The text outlines a balanced meal as a mix of protein, starch or sugar, fat, minerals and roughage. It gives examples like meat with potatoes and watery vegetables or fruit dessert, noting not to overdo any single component.
Sudbury store reports steady business and rising stock
Charles B. Bacon reports business in Concord with expectations of higher stock levels. Stevens notes increased inventory and ongoing demand. The unnamed source highlights a positive outlook for the local store sector amid market activity.
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Charles B. Bacon
Stevens
Concord
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Divhetom, Bastery Dairies, Inc
Tait Bros
Hudson Co-operative Bank
Frank Sanderson
Nason Street
Assabet Institution For Savings Award
Mass
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International News Service
Westover
Griffin
Ashdornson
Duggan
Doben
Dobenmpire
Ganley
Gregg
Kawardson
Ayer Pender
Pickard
Westover If
Cornellier
Roisseau
Murray
DAVIS
Mildred L. Davis
Pretty Home
Price
American Supply Co
Nason and
Summer Sts
Hnnis
Baker
Sweatt
Tyler
LeGrande
Mahoney
eNulty
Ioynahan
Aynard
J Kamesh
Vodoklys
O'Brien
Lent
Morgan c
Oats Rt Wi
F Kamesh
P. Sims
Stuckert
Ee Ee
Nnis
Kamesh
Ennis
Moynahan
Kaplay Stuckert
Mesh
Lovering
Ff Stuckert
Pires Culland Farrell
Hadigan
Yaston
Morgan Ec
Arden
Angas Rf
Kamesh If
Siideater
Morgan
Bissonette
Rogers
O’brien
John Run
Ston
J. Kamesh
A. Rogers
A. Morgan
Marsden
Tobinets
Rodrigue
Lover- Lent
Hirst
Wiley
Peoples Theatre
Colleen Moore In “Orchids
Ermini
Pathe News
Richard DIX In “Quicksands
Aesops Fables
Monte Blue
The
Montues
Lillian Gish and
Larsh
Scarlet Verter
Hodge Podge
Douglas Maclean
Sudbury Parent-Teacher Association
Solomion’s Pond
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