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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
3
Finnerty, a popular member of the K of C building orchestra, plays with the group known to radio listeners. The Maynard native joins a season at Winchester Worcester venue, drawing compliments from fans and establishing a strong regional radio presence.
United Press reports stone cutter Cari Ikman has emerged as a leading candidate for prime minister in Sweden as the dem dem part party pushes for leadership change.
The text notes that over the past century commoners had not served on the royal council until 1828, and today no nobleman is included in the present cabinet.
Eustaquio Garcia awaiting trial in a Tacuba jail for a statutory rape case learned his bail was arranged and fainted when informed by his son. He died from the shock, his joy at the approaching release turning deadly.
Charles Baker, the architect who planned the junior high building, is in conference with the building commission regarding grading around the site and other details to be completed before the fall opening. New desks are mentioned.
The report notes purchases of furniture and equipment for classrooms and that activities center in the basement, especially the gymnasium, while the upper floors near completion with only furniture and light fixtures remaining.
Mr and Mrs William Batchelor and daughter Constance of New Bedford visited the Perrys on Lawin Street. Several residents vacationed or traveled to New York City and Brockton while others returned home from family visits in Newton Windsor Vermont and Leominster. A fire drill occurred near St Anne s Academy and a mass of requiem was held for a deceased parishioner with interment at Immaculate Conception cemetery.
A Hudson band concert in Wood Square sparked support for rotating venues each week. Merchants advocate moving between Wood Square Town Hall grounds Knightland on Main street and other East Side sites to boost interest and attract visitors, noting costs and logistics.
In Marlamoro on July 8 scouts of Troop 2 gather at Prospect Park to meet the new baseball coach ahead of Friday night’s game against the Methodist Boys Club. They’ll also submit Camp registrations and plan to attend Saturday's dedication exercises at the camp.
Hudson July 7 authority reports Esther Hanson daughter of Dr and Mrs Joceoh P Stanion greatly improved after an appendicitis operation at Milhoro Hospital The illness postponed a vocation planned to be spent in Nova Scotia and September
Former Marlboro Alderman Charien Regan was fined $26 in district court today for assaulting a police officer. The unrelated note mentions Elma hostess Mrs E B McLeod and a Mah Jongg club gathering on Tuesday with plans for an outdoor meet deac.
A seven year old boy, George Rickert, son of Mr and Mrs P B Rickert, suffered injuries while playing with a hatchet at his Marlboro home. He was taken to Marlboro Hospital for treatment by Dr C W Smith. Hospital officials reported the house and other property suffered no damage.
Mrs. Barre B. Melerod of Elm Street dies as Frances Took aged 19 passes away in Flushing after an appendicitis operation. Took was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Took, a former local family with Mr. Took once superintendent of the Maple Street factory.
We. m. J. Latinville and Dorothy visit Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Godfrey of Long Island New York. James Tighe Jr returns from a three week vacation at the home of a.ne Collins on Frye Street. Mina Danny Doherty of Boston visits her brother John A. Doherty on Monument Avenue. William McCauley leaves Mechanic Street for Bretton Woods to work at Mt. Washington Hotel. Misa Catherine Beatty of Vineyart Haven enjoys a visit with relatives. Francia Laplere returns to Quincy after visiting grandmother Mrs. Anne on Bim Street.
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