West Concord Triumphs 12 1 Over New England Power
West Concord defeated New England Power 12 to 1 at Percy A Rideout playground on Tuesday evening. Waldo McWilliams held six visitors to six hits and struck out twelve, while going 3 for 4 with three singles. The game determined State League standings as five group winners advance to regional play.
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New England Power and Construction Up
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W. Concord
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Musketaquid First Wins Group 5 Skeet Title
The Musketaquid Sportsman's Club captured Group No 5 of the Massachusetts Skeet League, edging Lyon Fish and Game Association 217 to 215 on their Second Division Brook grounds in West Concord. It marked Concord's seventh league win as they advance to face other group leaders for the state championship. The 1930 skeet state championship will be decided in a 100 third shoot.
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Concord
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Sudbury to See Teaching Changes For Next Year
Sudbury announces several staff changes for the upcoming school year. Mrs Albert Tallant resigns, to be replaced by Harriet Naylor Bonin from Marlboro who once taught here. Astrid Line will take Hildreth's Commercial Department post, while Moline, a South Braintree graduate, joins the Secretarial School team.
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Acton News Highlights and Community Notes
South Acton updates include David E Young at Camp Devens and Irene White at Camp Joyce Kilmer. Marriage announcement for Mrs L Macomber to F Very. Dorothy Collins returns to Acton High School duties after Danby trip. Large crowd for a Main Street swimming stunt by Mr Hardy drawing spectators. He then performs at the Exchange Hall dance. Visitors include Herbert Kuhn and Benjamin Sanders from Vernon Texas. Elizabeth Richardson returns home. Acton Fair premium book near ready with new features. Hay harvest seen as potentially record. Mrs Susan H White turns 93 with family visit from Prof Edward A White of Cornell. William Bixby visits Mrs Hermon Rudolph. A lightning strike hits the Edison transformer during a thunderstorm. Louis W Currier earns PhD from Syracuse University.
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Continental Church Service Scheduled by Barker Pastor
The Continental Church invites the public to a Sunday service led by Pastor Barker on July 20 at 10 30 AM. The event aims to gather attendees for worship and community fellowship.
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Universalist Church Morning Service Announcement
Rev. Andrew J. Torsleff will lead Sunday morning worship at the Universalist Church on July 20 at 10 30.
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Wheelchair Philosophy sermon to open Sudbury church week
Sudbury news notes that First Parish church will host a Sunday morning sermon titled Wheelchair Philosophy or the Meaning of Pain and Trouble by Rev William Channing Brown. Visitors list includes Harold Bent and Louis Perry parties.
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Rindge N.H
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Chelmsford
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the Maples
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Innes
Austria
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Committee Awaits Returns at Legion Ellis Field
The Day Committee delays final report due to unreturned tickets and books and unpaid bills. All with returns or bills should pay or present them to Joseph Dineen, chairman, or Roy Sewall, treasurer, at once.
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Joseph Dineen
Roy Sewall
West Concord Couple Start Banff Alberta Trip
Mr and Mrs Peter Whyte who just returned from a brief wedding trip left Monday by automobile for Banff Alberta en route to visit relatives and friends. They plan to make Banff their home. Mrs Whyte was formerly Miss Catharine Robb of Monument Street. Mr Whyte is the son of Mr David Whyte of Banff.
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Banff
Whyte
Catherine Robb
Russell Robb
Monument, Street
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