Near Champs Headed to Amherst for 4-H Trip
Seventeen car caravan from Middlesex County carries over seventy 4-H near champions to Amherst Massachusetts Agricultural College for a week of campus tours and recreation. Names include Sophie Gagas Margaret Lally Nellie Subac Harold Graff Robert Smith Venda Wanhatalo Marshall Fish Dorothy Stone Mary Bedford Louis Wigliott Dorothy Coombs Mary Ward Alfred Gilbert and others. John Berg moves to Littleton to start a fish market after twenty eight years in West Concord.
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Sophie Gagas
Harvard
Margaret Lally
Wiliams Street
Amherst
Middlesex County
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Marlboro
Harvard Street
Williams Street
Hudson Nellie Subac
Stow
Harold. Graff
Robert Smith
Middlesex
Camp Gilbert
Concord Gains Saxonville Nine In Close Eight Inning Win
Concord defeated Saxonville by a tight margin in eight innings on the Emerson Playfield Sunday. T Dunham led with three hits and F Dunham drove in runs, as Concord built late and held on after Saxonville’s early lead with key hits by McCabe Smith and Johnson.
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Eix
Concord Bika
Saxonville
Emerson
Ste’ge Concord
T. Dunham
Keefe
Pelee Arkin
McCabe
Smith
Dempsey
Elkin
Concord
C. Johnson
Connell
Brown
F. Dunham
Rum
Wiicin
Varnum
Kennedy
Fredericks
G. Johnson
Peterson
Johnson
Nee T. Dunham
Varnim
J .Dempssey
Ham
Arkin
iDunham
Cash
Gi Johnson
Dunham
Elkins
West Concord Union Church Service July 27
The West Concord Union Church in West Concord Massachusetts announces Sunday July 27 at 10 30 AM Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone will lead the morning service and preach on How Shall We Use Our Leisure.
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West Concord Union Church West
Concord
Mass
Alfred
Wheeler Stone
North Cambridge Elks Rally Past Concord Visitors 8th Inning
In a tense Emerson Playground game North Cambridge, aided by three Elks, held a 4 2 0 lead until the eighth. Mullen and Tompkins led the visitors with three hits each, while Newton pitched well for the Elks until relief earlier. Johnson sparked North Cambridge with key hits and a late double, as the hosts edged Concord 6 4.
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North Cambridge
Emerson Playground
Elks
Mullen
Tompkins
Robinson
Concord Boye
Invaders
Peterson
Anto Tompkins
Tommpkine
iAbbot
Horgan
Johnson
Arkin
McCabe
Smith
C. Johnson
Dempsey
Kennedy
Newton
Fredericks
Thopes
Riedy
G. Johnson
Cambridge
Abbot
Hi Finger
Maloney
Loughlin
West Concord
Ruth
SoarseOtConh Elks
Musketaquid’s W Macone wins skeet title at Saxonville finals
Concord shooter W Macone leads as he posts the top individual score of 95 out of 100 and strings two perfect 26s in the final 50. Musketaquid’s H Billings shoots 25 in one string. Group winners post scores led by Waltham 464 Martha’s Vineyard 450 Quincy 450 Angle Tree Attleboro 448.
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Waltham Club
Musketaquid
Gs Club
West Concord
Saxonville
Concord
W. Macone
Wverman
H Billings
Waltham
Martha's Vineyard
Quincy
Angle ‘Tree
Attleboro
Www. Jr
J, Macone
A. Macone
H. Billings
P. R. Foss «Ss
Sudbury Woman Returns Home After Maine Boat Trip
Miss Evelyn Gohlke returns to Sudbury after a coast of Maine boat trip. She renewed acquaintances in several places including Rockland where she formerly taught.
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Evelyn Gohlke
Sudbury
Maine
Ame
Ales Rockland
Ford Trade students take two week vacation camp trip
Sudbury boys from the Ford Trade school spent Sunday in a two week vacation at a lake shore camp on Waukewan in Meredith New Hampshire. Miss Grace Moore a Marlboro High School teacher is visiting. Mr and Mrs Fred Stone report progress on the new Ford Grammar School on Peaham Road. Memorial church heard St George Croft Cell of Boston University speak on Practical Christianity. Regular services are planned next Sunday before August closure. Mrs Edward Hunt is with her mother's family in Manchester.
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Ford Trade School
Memorial Church
Edward Hunt
Manchester
Bedford Boys Defeat Lexington Minute Boys 1 to 0
Bedford Athletic Boys edged Lexington Minute Boys in a seven inning game on Lexington grounds. Gilman pitched for Bedford with Yaucees catching while Bedell pitched for Lexington with Doiron catching. Bedford scored the lone run in the fourth inning as a large crowd cheered the Bedford win.
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Bedford Athletic Boys
Lexington Minute ‘Boys
Lexington
Gilman
Yaucees
Bedford
Bedell
Doiron
Bedford Beats Sudbury Team in Lopsided 14 to 1 Victory
Bedford Athletic team defeated Sudbury Friday evening by 14 to 1. Gilman pitched with Warner catching for Bedford, while Fowell pitched and Kelain caught for Sudbury. The game served mainly as practice for the Bedford boys.
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Bedford
Sudbury
Bedford Athletic
Gilman
Warner
Fowell
Kelain
Bedford Loses to Hoyt's Pass in Scrappy Field Match
Sunday afternoon at Paige Field Bedford Athletic boys fall 4 to 2 to Hoyt's Pass of Cambridge. Cambridge scores three in the first inning on Secane errors. another run crosses in the seventh. Gilman pitches one game for Bedford.
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Hoyt
Paige Field
Bedford Athletic
Cambridge
Secane
Gilman
Bedford
Bedford Boys To Meet Lexington Minute Boys In Return Game
Striking out seven and walking, Bedford pitcher allowed six hits and two bases on balls. Bedford scored once in the first and once in the second. A return game with the Lexington Minute Boys is set for Friday evening at Page Field.
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McQuillan
Cambriece
Baisdford
Bedford Boys
Lexington Minute Boys
Page Field
Students to tour Massachusetts Agricultural College grounds
Three 4H Club members from Bedford are slated for a paid trip to Amherst this summer for outstanding work in their clubs. Marshall Fish of the Poultry Club Mary Bedford of the Food Club and Dorothy Stone of the Canning Club will visit on Tuesday and Wednesday, touring the 600 acre college farm and inspecting orchards barns dormitories and the college canning room and conservatory.
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Mass
Gricultural College
Three Sons of Mr Bertram Visit VH Lyndonville
Readable fragments show Mr Bertram's three sons Garland Hart and others visiting Lyndonville Vermont with families and relatives staying through July. Names include D V South Road and Mrs Edward Huon on Great Road, plus Edwart from New York with his parents.
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Bertram. Garland
Hart
Lyndonville, Vt
South Road
New
Mig Edwart
New York
Edward
Huon
Silver Tea Event Draws Aged Women For Social Hour
A social silver tea was held by Harriet B and Sawyer Aged Women. Attendees were present and prizes awarded for the best English craft. Refreshments were served as the hour was enjoyed.
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Harriet B
Sawyer
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