Team Trip Reflects on Concord Visit and Baseball Bond
A Concord team visit is described with emphasis on cordial reception despite heat 108 degrees and water concerns. The account highlights players behavior, travel hardships, hotel stays, and pride of townspeople in backing the team on a longer season and challenging trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos- Verte
Samuel G. Kent
R. Garrett
Concord Land
Aca
Corey
Karisns
Wilson
Sheehan A C suffers second defeat sans practice
Reformatory and Concord The Sheehan Athletic Club lost 38 to 26 in a after noon track meet. Joe Sheehan featured for the Sheehan AC while Stevie Flannery and others were unable to run due to lack of practice between meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sheehan Ac
Reformatory
Joe Sheehan
Sheehan A. C
Stevie Flannery
Ouls Verti
Sheehan A.C
Jvas
Town Team Faces Uncertain Schedule in Twi League Season Aims
Town Team back from break with West Concord match off next Sunday may reschedule to fill open date. Kansas trip yields mixed results as Dempsey and Sorfritt star while fielders rob scoring chances. West Concord Cardinals prep for Labor Day bike race as season winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Ats
Corey
Kansas
Bob Mara
Max Aitkin
Mohawks
Gus Soffittie
Littleton
Joey” Plana
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
St. Stephens
John Dempsey
Gil Sorfritt
Concord Cycle Club
Cardinals
Town
Johnny Dempney
Ei Acasiwat
Depot
Steve Flannery
the Depot
Frankie Hansen
Emerson Wins Over Rideout in Playground Meet
On Tuesday morning the Percy A. Rideout Playground and the Emerson Playground squads competed in a close meet. Emerson won with strong showings in events including a 100 yard dash and a 440 yard relay with contributions from J Killilea R Damon W Magurn and F Horne. Supervisors praised both groups as the season closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Rideout Concord
Percy A. Rideout
Emerson Play
Emerson Playground
J. Killein
R. Damon
Embergon
J. Killilea
W Magurn
FiHorne
Ri. Damon
W. Magurn
W.magurn
Lehitt
Joao ‘Damon
S. Marshall
P. Om
T. Hagerty
T. F. Hiliifea
P. Antingnoni
P. Antigin
T. McKenna
B. Gray
J. Dee
Vi Venti
Ft. Hagerty
P. Horne
T Mc Ken
Lincoln Mohawks Clinch Second Half in Paul Revere League
Concord report states Lincoln Mohawks under John Todd clinched the league's second half by defeating Belmont. They will now meet Framingham’s winner of the first half, after 16 wins.
Flannery Tosses One Hit As Sleepy Hollow Wins
Sleepy Hollow moves to first place by defeating the Depot in a night game. Steve Flannery pitched a one hit shutout through five innings before darkness ended play, while Bing Barts allowed six hits and Sleepy Hollow chased ahead with three first inning runs and one more in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hollow
The
Depot
Steve Flannery
Sleepy’ Hollow
Bing” Barts
Steepy Hollow
Bubsie
Mara
Steve
Hansen
Héty
Hayes
Sabalone
Inbines
Ai Mara
Kelley
McDermott
Barts
Flannery
Soffriti
Robinson
Paris Fashioned Buttons and Materials Across Centers
Indications from fashion centers in Paris and American manufacturers describe buttons and fabrics for fall and winter. Mentions of crystal water clear catalin and Egyptian motifs appear alongside swathes of tweeds serges and varied embroideries in production notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Coed
Paris Fashion: Changeable Sil Taffeta Wrap Debuts
OHMAIN NICHOLAS details a Paris runway note on a silk taffeta wrap with a princess silhouette and puffed sleeves, worn over color shifting chiffons. Yellow feather hair accents, a black silk crepe bag with multi color and gold crustations, and rhinestone pastel jewelry complete the look for autumn evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paris Fashion Flashbacks Return to Directoire Influence
From Paris comes a fashion note showing Directoire style revival in ice colored fabrics and black gowns. Embroidery adorns fall outfits with lace jackets and sheer blouses, while changing jewel accents and veiled fabrics amplify the restrained elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Directoire Influence Fades in Winter Hats and Gowns
Fashion consensus among designers points to a restrained Directoire flare in the upcoming winter collection. Hats will see limited Directoire influence while evening gowns feature embroidery and updated lines with waistlines trending lower, echoing a touch of early twentieth century silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directoire
Collee
Heads Are Decorated in Pink Roses and Gardenias
Fragmentary OCR describes elaborate head adornments with pink roses and two gardenias set above the forehead or at the side, hair tied with a crisp black ribbon, veiling and filmy circlet.
Hofmann Couple Celebrated In Partridge Area
Mr and Mrs OM Hofmann of Partridge Illinois are mentioned in a local note with reference to family and community events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Om, Hofmann
Partridge, IL
New Footwear Brand Sparks Nostalgic Retro Vibe
A new footwear line draws on vintage feather themes and pine lore to offer shaded designs. The product blends modern comfort with nature inspired aesthetics. Fans anticipate bold textures and earthy tones in upcoming releases.
Holliston Visit Noted Earlier by The DNO
A fragment notes that on a previous day the DNO team were in Holliston for an unspecified purpose. Details are incomplete and no names or dates are provided.
Scout troop seeks support for a new meeting place
A South Acton Boy Scout group plans a campaign to raise funds for a work site. After loss of leaders and town changes, efforts by Scoutmaster Yetman aim to keep the troop active with parental help. Summer trips to Hast Jaffrey inspired more boys to consider future outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memsee
South Acton
Rie Ste Pneittene Rae
Scottmester
Hast Jaffrey
N. H
Yetman
Vacationing residents spotted around New England and Cape Cod
Donald Pests substitutes at Heonenty Store while Robert Peterson enjoys his vacation. Everett Montague and sons vacationing at Falmouth Cape Cod. Peter Whitcomb and Kenneth Webb report two weeks camping at Wachusett Boy Scout Camp Jaffrey N H. Bertram Hall and wife at Five Islands Maine. Leland Howe and wife vacationing in Maine. Alma Willard, 95, visiting Fairhaven Massachusetts with Mrs Albertio Mead, returning home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Pests
Heonenty
Robert Peterson
Andy
Everett ’ Montague and Sons
Falmouth
Cape Cod
Peter ‘Whitcomb
Kenneth Webb
Jaffrey
Bertram D Hall
Five Islands
Maine
Leland F Howe
Almira ‘Willard
Albertio Mead
Fairhaven
Mags
South Sudbury Notes On Local People And Events
Mrs Ralph Stone and William Henson spent the weekend with N H Gilmartin family at Osear Bills. Ralph Stone Sr and Robert Hunter are on a fishing trip in New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn host Lillian Eaton at Cape Cod. Mrs Caroline Lewis visits Jat frey N H with a Girl Scouts group. Fred L Clark ill with blood poisoning in the right hand and improving under Dr R H Hooper. John Gaughan, son of Mr and Mrs John H eee Hing Sune road, broke his elbow on Goodnow Street steps. A Holstein cow on the Stone farm on State road gave birth to twin calves last Thursday. Ralph Stone, long employed at Stone, accepted a position at Sunshine Dairy in Framingham and the family plans to move when a termination is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Stone
Henson
William
Gilmartin
N. H
Osear
Robert
Hunter
New, Hampshire
A. M. Beck
Lillian Eaton
Fred Dunn
Cape Cod
Caroline Lewis
Frey
N. Hi
Fred
L. Clark
Concord’ Road
R. HB. Hooper
Maynard
John Gaughan
John H. Eee
Hing Sune Road
Funeral of Former Local Resident Isabelle P Oviatt
Friends learned of the death Saturday August 31 at her home in Waltham. She was 84 and had a busy life. She was the daughter of Rev G P Oviatt, pastor of the Congregationalist church here over 50 years ago when it stood at the center, and sister of the late Dr Gi P S Oviatt a longtime physician. She taught in church work in Waltham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Isabelle
P. Oviatt
Waltham
Ste
Revi G.P. Oviatt
Gi Ps Oviatt
Local News From Quincy and Plymouth Reflect Summer Visits
The report notes visits and travels of residents including Ann Lawrence, Mr and Mrs George Worster, Mrs Paul Bittenger, and Hal Newport. It mentions motor trips to Plymouth and Bergen, relatives in Mériden Connecticut, and a gathering with former Water Company employees. Herbert Lacham and comrades attended the American Legion State Convention in New Bedford. Rev A W Whitner hosted his mother and brother from Alden, Nebraska.
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Sin
Toy
Ann Lawrencé
Igen
George Worster
Mra
Worster
Paul Bittenger
Plymouth
Hal Newport
Pire
Gerts
Ieee Motor Trip
Gotan
Bierkam
Emsploylées
the Wantin
Water Company
Heginalt
Stoney
Piper Road
Morse
George Blag Powee
Mori
A. W. Whitner
Tiiden
NeUrabka
North coast visitors return from extended British Isles tour
Miss Gertrude Halloran and Miss Atwood Moynihan have returned from a long tour of the British Isles and the continent. In Paris they visited the exposition many times. Meanwhile Charles Baldwin sold land to Nelle White and operations begin immediately, with Stiles family planning motor trips and home improvements on the Post Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrudes M Halloran
Moynihan
Northcote
British Isles
Continent
Paris
Charles
Baldwin
Nelle B Wikite
M. Kellem
Richmo
Hannnah Stiles
pFairbank Cung
Sele
Mre
Ey N
Fairbanks
Mas Nancy Way
Gandy Hill
Sanday
Leonard D. Stiles
Palmer Estate
Horace ‘Reed
Hilt. Om Sundey
William
Sebnetetls
Tom Michigan
Nathaniel
Loring
Metin Gapttil
Concord Road
Eddington
Souths
Acton considers trolley whistle reductions on five grade crossings
The Massachusetts Utilities Commission may send an inspector to Acton to study the feasibility of discontinuing all five grade crossings between South and West Acton. Residents complain of long whistling. two nightly through trains whistle near 11 to 3, raising concerns among sensitive residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Massa- Gintsetti Publié
Gugma
Mepne Warthe
Richardson
Centan Hethe
Boston
Mathewie Ketrent
Rte Otey
Cambridge Couple Weds After Harvard Street Church Service
Rev Holand Johneog officiated as Edith Raigh Lockwood of Acton wed at Trinity Episcopal Church on Harvard Street. Attendants wore gowns of chiffon and pastels with floral bouquéts. The couple plan a wedding supper and will reside at 279 Street, Cambridge, after return from nuptials with guests from Boston Springfield Concord and Acton.
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Holand Johneogeen
Dowell i McNett
Harvard Street
Fist
Episcopal
Ius
New Yorkton
University School of ‘Ation
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Adesees
Reese
Taylor Pete E Eense
L. Ham Wee
Concord Briefs
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Sil Taffeta Wrap By
Ohmain Nicholas
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