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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1927
Page
1
Concord Art Association Exhibition Opens to Public
The Concord Art Association center welcomes visitors with a summer show featuring works by Boston and local artists. Notable pieces include Roberts landscapes and Civil War study drawings, with permanent collections and watercolors in multiple rooms. Attendance already remains high as gifts and acquisitions sustain the Art Centre’s permanent collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts
Concord Association
East Gloucester
Concord
Antietam
Art Centre
Concord Historical Society
Rome
Atocal
Eoltepuana
Hautauqua opening with attractions at the high school
Five day Chautauqua program begins at the high school featuring instrumental music drama and various instructional shows. Tickets at season rates are offered with several local sponsors and a list of organizers and notable speakers including Nellie Taylor Ross and other community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupion Chau
Chautauqua
Tors
Nellie
Taylor Ross
Intance
Heat Wave Delivers Record Temps and Storm Damage
Last week saw highs around 92 to 93 degrees with daily readings in the upper 80s and lower 90s. A severe Saturday thunderstorm knocked out transformers, stunned workers, and disrupted fire alarms briefly, as Miss Anna Ryan returned to work at the American Sugar Co. after a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau Street
Anna Ryan
American Sugar Co
Camp Joyce Kilmer hosts St. Bridget’s girls on vacation
About sixty girls from St. Bridget’s parish vacation two weeks at Camp Joyce Kilmer in Scituate Maynard. Reports say the camp, under chef de casine Thomas Maley, offers abundant, excellent menus, ocean breezes, bathing, games, hikes and entertainment evenings. Several visitors drop by including the Scullys, Joyce, Moore, Sawyer, Sweeney, Playart family, Donahue, Peterson, Wilk Johnston, Alice Joyce, Helen Cleary, and Katherine Hinds. Girls to return home Monday. boys remain two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scully Jr
William Scully S
Wm. Joyce
Edward Moore
John ‘Moore
Chester Sawyer
Grace
Mary Sweeney
William Playart
Joseph Donahue
Harold Peterson
Wilk Johnston
Alice Joyce
Helen Cleary
Katherine Hinds
Miss Bean Becomes Bride at Hanover Home
Mildred Ruth Bean wed Frederick H. White at the O L Bean residence in Hanover New Hampshire on Friday July 1 at 2 pm The ceremony paired Miss Bean with Mr White The couple departed for a wedding trip The bride Miss Gale had been a teacher in Concord Junction prior to marriage The groom Mr Gale is a Northeast ern University graduate employed by Stone Webster Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Art Association
Cathevneadie
Uuud
Boston
Sevol Ciuim
Ludly Painlulss
Ey Murphy
George L. Noyes
Lonetsie
Bicillal
Charles
Marie
Johun
Peonies
Alice R Ee
Golden Light
Arthur
Harry Gut
Besiie
Stul Wite
Charles C
New Hampshire
Stan. Woodward
O. L. Bean
Hanover
N. H
Mildred ‘Ruth
Frederick Partes
V. Ard. H. White
Eae c
Weira
Gale
Hanover High School
Keene Normal School
Concord Junction
Concord High School
Northeastern University
Stone & Webster
Eight-Club Middlesex League Maintains Lineup
At a Forge Village meeting, Shirley and Abbots withdrew from the Middlesex County League. Lowell Nashua and Leominster clubs sought entry, but officials kept eight teams. The league will continue one umpire, with optional second umpire. umpires receive half pay if rain prevents a game before start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wall
Free brake light test in Concord hosted by Boston club
Concord police and the Boston Automobile Club will hold a free brake and light test on Monday July 25 at Main and Thoreau streets. Testing runs 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. for brakes and 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. for lights. no summons or tests tied to licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston Automobile Club
William G. Ryan
Cocnord Police
Main and
Thoreau Streets
Mac
Dam and road plan for Henry Ford estate in Cambridge
Henry Ford to build an earth dam and mill across Hop Brook on his South Sudbury estate. Middlesex County Commissioners approved the project this morning. The mill will be 100 by 40 feet, with a 10 by 10 foot wheel, and the dam 625 feet long with a 12 foot roadway atop it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
Cambridge
Henry Ford
Hop Brook
Sudbury
Middlesex County Commissioners
Mass agricultural college trip rewards 4H club members
Ruth Flint and Austin Fisher lead eighty Middlesex County 4H members visiting Massachusetts Agricultural College for two days of instruction and recreation. George B. Hrickson and Bishop supervise the group as they tour laboratories and facilities on food preservation, dairying, seed raising, and home economics during the outing near Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Flint
Austin Fisher
South Acton
Wendell Carter
Concord Jet
Margaret McGann
Concord
Fred Smith
Hudson
Stanley Maskiewicz
Mary Cheney
Alex
Bulrus
Maynard
Margaret Neilson
Florence Otter
George EB. Hrickson
Bishop
Middlesex County Extension Service
State College
Amherst
Nude bathers sought by police at White Pond
Police searched for nude bathers who were spotted at White Pond last Thursday. Witnesses said the incident involved undressed swimmers who fled upon police arrival. Complaints also arose about fires set on the beach during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Pond
Gardner Man Hurt In Motorcycle Crash On Mohawk Trail
Howard A. Plette of 32 Sandstreet Gardner was badly injured Monday when his motorcycle veered off Mohawk Trail between Concord and Acton, struck a tree and telephone pole, and ended in a swamp near the railroad tracks. Patrolman Summer Matthes found the wreck minutes later while returning to the Lake Walden substation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Howard A. Plette
Sandstreet Gardner
Here
Oyer
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Acton
Summer Matthes
States Police Patrol
Lake Walden
George H Hill Dies After Auto Crash
Sudbury July 20 George H Hill 65 died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after a Sunday Berlin crash. He spent 42 years with American Hide and Leather Co and did business in New York. Survived by wife and four sons of Hill Brothers shoe makers Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
George H. Hill
Hill
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Berlin
American Hides and Leather Co
New York
Hill Brothers Shoe Manufacturers of
Hudson
Trey
Lawson
George M
Clark
Richard Hill
Hearing Adjourned Over Marlboro Hudson Gas Rate Petition
Maynard July hearing before the Utilities Commission adjourned to July 28. Towns of Maynard Hudson and Stow seek reduction of gas rates and elimination of a 50 cent monthly service charge by Marlboro Hudson Gas Co. Officials argued high service charges and office costs, metering tests, and high local rents. witnesses urged lower rates to reflect lower gas costs and encourage consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Frank
Binks
Edwin Carlton
Board of Selectmen
Utilities Commission
Marloro-Hudson Gas, Company
Hudson and Stow
Contves
Henry
T. G. Hudson
Saneta
Boston ‘Gas Company
The
Maynard ‘Selectmen
É Eerocome
Timothy B Driscoll
Stow Selectmen
John M Meserve
Hudson Selectmen
Hudson
Frederick P. Glazier
Ingratitude Subject at Union Service in Concord
At the Union Service of the First Parish in Concord and the Trinitarian Congregational Church in the First Parish Meeting House on Sunday morning Rev Gall Cleland, pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church delivered the sermon about ingratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Gall Cleland
Riverside Cooperative to vote on continuation Aug 1
Maynard July 20 Riverside Cooperative Association prepares for its 97th semi annual stockholders meeting on August 1. A special committee urges against dissolution and will report recommending the association continue. the store is being remodeled and a new tenant sought to boost revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Riverside Cooperative Association
William Naylor
Senabghensen
Hacocratie Adie Wee
State
New England
Swimming Classes Prove Most Successful in Concord
The Concord chapter of the American Red Cross reports the first week of the daily swimming course was practical, efficient, and popular. Eleven beginners passed the 50 foot swim with two strokes. Curtin led with back stroke 100 feet, a straight dive, and a dive to retrieve. Six earned junior lifesavers, including Gerald Downing and John Brayham, after a tough test with surface dives, carries, and resuscitation steps. Mrs. Rodney B. Pratt oversaw the senior lifesaving portion for said week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
American Red Cross
Jeanme
Lawrence Alice
Monnihan
Norman Chriatlangen
Helen Deacon
Cynthia Houston
Walter Lufkin
Russell Wheeler
Earl Aldred
Coolidgeark
Ruth Waite
Arthur Christian Daniel
Curtin
Opone
State Guard Outing Scheduled for August Day Trip
The State Guard Veterans Association announces its annual outing on a Saturday. Members will motor to St lem for a full day of baseball, bathing, and meals as Adjutant Winthrop T Hodges makes the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Guard
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Cord Art Association
Hautauqua
Cha ‘H, Courtney
Lymanst
T C Denniston
Frank D.A O Dunham
Jennie Randell
Martin L. DeWitt
L. H. Sims
Hartwell W. Flood
George Smith
Frank Farnell
G. C. Swett
Dennis Farnell
Jr. Chau
W. A. Salloway
Guyer
W. Fowler
C A Stockbridge
William H. Gutteridge
P. J. Schnab
Bella Gates
John B Shaw
Wilber Hamlin
John
B. Shaw
George Hart
Oliver G Trees
Alfred Haynes
Oliver C. Trees
Herbert Hale
Benjamin T. Taylor
Ernest E. Johnson
John W_.Taylor
M E Lawson
John Webster
George Merrick
John. Weaving
Ada Merrill
Batley
Joyce Kilmer
Miss Bean
Vienna
Ministry of Justice
Road
Riverside Cooperation Association
Mark Newton
Cattell
Howard Ridge
Charles Spence
Joseph Schwab
W Strout
John Maley
James
Special Tee
Concord Chapter
American Ré Cross
Rodney. B. Pratt
State Guards
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