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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1924
Page
3
Concords Tigers will meet the Waltham Watch Co nine in a return game at the Concord Playgrounds this evening. The first meeting at Waltham ended 2 0 in favor of Concord. The Watch Co seeks revenge after the rain postponed the originally scheduled game.
The Jitney Players arrived in Concord and set up a motor truck theatre at Concord Academy grounds. They presented three one act plays The Red Feather Torches and The Loan of a Lover with a cast featuring Edith Sircone F Simpson Arthur Sircone John Collier and Alice Keating. The company incl Harvard graduates and the production drew praise for coaching by Samuel Merwin and the romantic setting.
Sherman Whipple speaks under the auspices of the Plymouth Antiquarian Society delivering insights on local history and regional preservation efforts at a community gathering in Plymouth.
A Sunday crash at the Lowell road and Monument street junction in Concord Center injured five people and left a seven year old with cuts. John M. White of Jamaica Plain drove a coupe. Orville C. Godfrey of Bedford drove a roadster and was forced into a tree before the collision. Norman Wood, riding with Godfrey, suffered a head cut from flying glass.
The party were towed to Lawson port when the engine of the smack went out of order.
Miss Mary Hodges John Gibbons Lincee Colombe Louis Simonetti and Francia Nee completed a summer course at Harvard College. Gibbons assists as clerk at the Assabet Institution for Savings during Arthur Walker’s vacation. Gibbons will become principal of Southbridge High School after Labor Day. Simonetti and Frombo graduates of Maynard High will enter Tufts in the fall term.
Classified notice says house for sale on Main Street Maynard Massachusetts. Apply to 2 Maple Street Maynard Massachusetts.
A Maynard party fishing from Swampscott aboard Capt Cotey’s smack brought in a 200 pound catch including halibut rock and black cod off Boston Harbor on Sunday. Adams Smith won first prize with two 20 pound rock cod. James Howe Sr. took second. Crew included Louis Kelley James Howe Jr Adam Smith Peter Smith Adolph Chenis Joseph Bakun and Ernest.
The party visiting Stephenstown, NY, to take a post graduate course at the high school plans a two week stay. Jere Bradley with Ruth and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Walker return from a two week auto camping tour of Maine, Canada and New Hampshire. They report catching a 12 pound salmon at Connecticut Lakes in Maine during the trip.
Judge and Mrs Howard Wilson and their son Pig ip have returned home after a vacation spent touring Canada.
A mortgagee sale will occur on Saturday August 23 1924 at 3 pm for parcels 1 2 3 and 4 in Stow and Ward Masses with buildings and land described including an island piece and pasture. The assignee Elizabeth M Rogers represents the sale with Maurice A Kamm Esq Boston as the attorney in charge. A five hundred dollar deposit is required with balance due within days.
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