Littleton Clinches 3-1 Seton Club Victory
The Littleton team defeated Seton Club 3 to 1 as the sun set, securing a twi n victory rain high into May. The win extends their streak and advances toward league honors in the second half behind Yost.
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Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1934
Page
3
Spence Heads Lodge Hosts Fraternal Meeting
The Spence Heads Lodge and Lady Warwick Lodge of St George hosted a meeting at Odd Fellows hall with officers and guests led by Gladys retiring president. Readouts list several officers and trustees and note an upcoming ceremony at Our Lady in Newton. A veterans group plans a July 4 outing with county support and a Braves Field donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Outing County Council
Veterans Wars
Braves
Baseball League
Field County Council
VFW Auxiliary
Walsh
Margaret Hird
Mary
Local Gossip Highlights Town Figures and Vacation News
The column notes Worcester residents including Miss Ella Miller Pogazella and Mr and Mrs e K enjoying time in town and at Lake Westford. It lists Louiss er Gates Helen Know elyn and Gladys Hagen among visitors, with Cape Cod and Cape Cod trips mentioned. Daisy garden experiments and wild flowers are described alongside a display of blossoms and culinary field work by Dusseault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Red Dusseault
Baseball error marred by late push for title
A chaotic inning sequence featured pitchers and fielding miscues as Lupien labored with hits while Kendra and Lawcon struggled. The Legion neires surged late, scoring three runs to clinch the second half title by a narrow margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendra
Lawcon
Dick Lupien
Legionneires
Weaton Wayland Sud bury Club at Sudbury town hall ra
The Weaton Wayland and Sud bury Club presented a lively show in Sudbury town hall on Friday night. The audience enjoyed a skit where Jimmy Waddell and his assistant Jane Rogers faced constant comic troubles amid songs by snappy choruses and numbers like Lovin Sam Joe and Torch Singer. The cast included Jimmy Waddell Howard Robins Jane Rogers Gordon Joe office boy Thomas Clark and others each listed with roles and performers including a studio pianist and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaton, Wayland and
Sudbury
Sudbury Town Hall
Jimmy Waddell
Jane Rogers
Lovin Sam
Joe
Twilight Club Marks 30th Anniversary at Lake Boon
Maynard Twilight Club celebrated its thirtieth anniversary at its Lake Boon cottage with about 40 attendees. Notables included Captain James Claflin and Frank Murray among others from Boston Milwaukee and Uxbridge. The program featured old timers recounting early days while members enjoyed swimming canoeing and a motor launch trip around the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Twilight Club
Lake Boon
Eieeale Coetoe
Boon
James Claflin
Boston Police
Frank Murray
Milwaukee
Marquette University
Walter Goggins
Boston University
John Keegan
William Brayden
Joseph Sheridan
Uxbridge
James
Hilferty
Thomas Maley
John Hannon
Mr. Hannon
Cis
James Ledger
James Mahoney
Patrick Murphy
Daniel Ibert
Lake Ceat
Maynard Forum Plans Lawn Party and Band Concert
The Maynard Forum will hold a lawn party and band concert at the Congregational Church next Saturday. The National band performs from 7 30 to 10 00 with supper at 6 30 led by Mrs. Gertrude Keene. Booths attractions and three little pigs will be offered. Mrs Katherine Mullin and her daughter Mildred attended a funeral at Westwoort Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the 'S Forum
Wil
Congregational Church
Gertrude Keene
Katherine Mullin
Mildred
Westwoort
Ward Park Girls Volley Team Wins Opener At Ward Park
Marlboro Ward Park girls volleyed to a 76 to 47 victory in the playground competition opener yesterday. Ward Park led early with Lillian Rivard Frances Seymour Tessier Hogan Marori Bergeron among the standout players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Ward Park
Durin
Lillian L. Rivard Frances Seymour T. Tessier
Eleanor Hogan
M. Marori
Regina L. Bergeron
Praise For The Marlboro The Bond Building Fire
The fire department’s quick work at the Bond building on Liberty Street yesterday afternoon earns wide praise from many witnesses. Firemen entered apartments to ensure occupants were safe, the blaze was brought under control swiftly, and efforts shifted to dampening the seat of the fire. Engineer McDonald and Lake Boon resident Daoust are noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Boon
South Acton to Host Sevens O Malchonans Baseball
Sevens o malchonans join the Middlesex County league and will play home games at Jones Community Field South Acton. The South Acton Athletic Association approved the arrangements Tuesday. Schedule includes Sundays at Littleton Stoney and Beale Acton with an open July 22 date for a make up game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevens O Malchonans
Eab
Jones Community Field
South Acton
South Acton Athletic Association
Ore
Semadth
Rome
Jones
Stade County Guanes
Cami Oe Beale
Acton
Littleton
Stoney Ae
Chelms
Harvard
Keene resident dies. district court actions noted
Charles Abbott of Keene died this week and services were held with many Maynard relatives in attendance. In court, a man was charged with selling fireworks without a permit and oversize firecrackers. he received a $25 fine on each charge after several deferrals, and a liquor cage order was withdrawn on court advice. Michael Burke and son Frank from Boston visited friends here, and a child was born to Mr and Mrs Emerson at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menis
Maynard
Anna Regina Carroll
Michael P. Carroll F. Sheridan
James Sheridan Jr
Our Lady In Newton
Hillside Rd
Ey Charles Abbott
Keene, H
Ae Clan
District Court
Michael Burke
Frank
Boston
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