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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1928

Page

8

Massachusetts fishing and hunting licenses in brief

The notice outlines license requirements for fishing and hunting in Massachusetts. It covers season dates for black bass, gill, and sunfish, license costs, and where to obtain them. Special rules apply for minors, landowners, non residents, and aliens with penalties for violations.

Massachn Eeason Ne Sun Fish Goa Tate Andy Massachusettes Massachusetts

Bedford Grange Meeting Funds Playground Entertainment

At the regular Bedford Grange P of H No. 283 meeting on Monday June 26 Wakefield and North Reading Granges were guests presenting an entertaining program. Refreshments were served.

Bedford Grange P of H. No Wakefield North Reading

Liquor Raid Seizes 720 Bottles Hidden in Sudbury Attic

State Police and Sudbury officers raided a bungalow atop a knoll near a Sunset Inn road, seizing 720 bottles of liquor hidden in an attic panel. Suspects Michael Ryan and Thomids Ashley denied knowledge, were jailed with evidence taken to Framingham.

Tragk Sudbury Sudbu Lice South Syt Framingham F. L. Morse State Police Ryan Ashley Michael ‘Ryan Thomids Holyoke Sergi Leblanc Camp Davens New England War Department A. X. Bonazelli

Local Couple Weds in Concord Rites

B Laffin of Concord rbad Miss Georgia R Haley and Mr Dup can P Whittaker were united in marriage in a ceremony conducted by Rev Frank Thompson. The couple plan an automobile tour then reside in Bedford. Both are graduates of Lexington High School and Framingham Normal.

B. Laffin Concord Georgia R.haley Dupcan P. Whittaker Mr. T Whittaker Framingham Normal

Kirkegaards Return From Florida Illness

Mrs and Miss Kirkegaard arrived home from St Augustine Florida where Miss Kirkegaard had been seriously ill in hospital The trip was made under the care of Dr Albert Potter of New York Miss Kirkegaard stood the trip well though still critically ill friends hope she will improve now that she is home A severe rain storm passed over Bedford causing damage to roads and field crops

Miss Kirkegaard St. Augustine Florida Albert Piotfer New York Kirkegaard

Weekend visits and a car theft scare in Acton area

Acton residents hosted visitors from Plymouth Bennington and Manchester while a Packard salesman near Walden’s pond was robbed by a would be buyer. The suspect fled after forcing the salesman to hide for two hours as police checked for clues.

Acton Agricultural Association to Hold July Meeting

The Acton Agricultural Association invites members to a town hall gathering Thursday July 12 at eight with President Goward urging full attendance. Social hour for new members, regular business, progress on the Actor Fair, and a 3 picture show are planned with Bencsatsih as guest of honor.

Acton Agricultural Association Acton Goward Bencsatsih Toate ‘Greenfield Sena Masaalchusetts State Fairs Association Mid

Anniversary at Maine Congregational Church Recalled

Mrs Ralph A and Mr Barker attended the 200th founding anniversary of the Congregational church in a Maine town. The church is among the oldest in the state, with the current edifice being the third building on the site during 200 years of history. Barker served as pastor for three years at the old site.

Ralph A. A Maine Congregational Church Barker

Notable Names Gather At Public Meeting In Portland

Followed by Hon. Augustus Moulton of Portland, Dr. Minot Simmons of New York and others attended the public meeting. The event featured remarks from prominent figures and discussions on local affairs.

Augustus Moulton Portland Minot Simmons New York

Church Closure Notices and July Picnic Plans

The Congregational church will close for July and parishioners are invited to attend services at the Universalist church. The Sun day dhoor of this church will hold its annual picnic at Whalom Park on Wednesday July 18. Transportation arrangements are by Harold A Merriam and all attendees should notify Mrs. Alice M Stiles. Everyone is asked to bring a dish to share.

Congregational Universalist Church Whalom Park Harold A. Merriam Alice M. Stiles

Acton Grange Hosts Organization Night July 10

Mrs. Alice R. Perkins of Acton Grange No 259 Patrons of Husbandry has organized a varied program for Organization Night on July 10 at Acton Own Hall. The event features entertainment by local groups including Acton Grange Odd Fellows Rebekahs American Legion Auxiliary and Boy Scouts with invitations extended to GAR Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans. The public is invited to attend.

Acton Grange Alice R. Perkins Acton Odd ‘Fellows Rebekahs American Legion American Legion ‘Auxiliary J and Boy Scouts GAR Women’s ‘Relief Corps The Sons of Veterans

Social Notes From Somerville And Nearby Towns

Miss Ruth Costello spent several days last week with relatives in Somerville and Webster. Miss Pauline Tracy spent last week with Miss Mildred Moore who held a farewell party at her home with ice cream and cake. Miss Martha Houghton and Mrs Mary Whitcomb visited Mrs Vera Baker in Biddeford Pool Maine. Miss Marjorie Stearns will attend summer school during July and August. Miss Mary Parker has gone to Biddeford Pool Maine to spend the summer with Patricia Baker of New York.

Ruth Costello Somerville Webster Pauline Tracy Mildred Moore Martha Houghton Mary Whitcomb Vera Baker Biddeford Pool Maine Marjorie Stearns Mary Parker Patricia Baker New York

Local Advert Offers Business Startups In Cambridge

A fragmented advertisement at 30 Brattle Street Cambridge invites readers to start a home business selling a nation branded product. The notice lacks clear terms but emphasizes immediate action and contact options.

Isalesman Momaendic Brattle Street Cambridge

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