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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1929

Page

9

Daniel H Farrar Dies in West Acton Funeral Planned

Daniel H Farrar of Marlboro West Acton died Saturday night after a yearlong illness. A Civil War veteran and former conductor on the Boston & Maine Marlboro branch he was 76. The Odd Fellows Grand Army and Masons will conduct a funeral at West Acton tomorrow at 4 pm with burial to follow.

Marlboro Iziurvoro Harrar Acton 6Th Mass. Infantry Isaac Davis Marlboro Lodge United Breathern Lodge of Masons West Acton Odd Fellows

Gunners Undefeated in Massachusetts Skeet Series

Concord Rod and Gun Club Skeet team remains undefeated in the MA Skeet Shooting Association after beating National Sportsman Boston on Concord grounds. First string 109-103 and second 106-96. Samuel Hoar shot a 26 run for perfect 35s. A W Macone tied at 48 for high gun. William J Bulger Jr next with 46.

Concord Concord Rod and Gun Club National Sportsman Team Boston Samuel Hoar A. W. Macone William J Bulger, Jr James S. Goodwin Clinton

Johnson's Home Run Wins Game Concord

In a ninth inning drama at Emerson Playground on Saturday Concord Town defeated Casassa Club 3 to 2. C Johnson delivered a one handed grab and a game winning circuit in the ninth after G Johnson and Bird dominated a pitchers duel. Isner left with an injury but Johnson and McCabe starred for Concord while Casassa's Dowling Colela and Turco contributed runs and solid play. Winning run came with one out as Bird faltered and Concord seized victory.

Concord Concord Town Cam Casagusa Club Revere Emerson Playground Put. C. Johnson Bird Casassas G. Johnson Copcord C. Johnson Herlihy Colelia Powell Casassa Dowling Colella Trownie UC. Johnson Turco Yominio Whale Dominico Lombardi Christoforo Tompkins McCabe Isner Loughlin McAbe Johnson Harold Isner Casassa Club Cooke Fredericks

Maynard Triumphs In Eight Inning Rally Over Recalls

Maynard rallied with three runs in the eighth to edge Recalls 4 to 3 at Crowe Park in the Middlesex County League opener. Manning and Kan gas led Maynard with key hits including two doubles and a triple. Billy Wavering hurled well despite a sore hand and a head injury from a line drive.

AL Cowles Maynard Yury Za Crowe Fark Wocals Billy Townsend Manning Connors Gath Lovering Thomas Kangas O’ Hare Roberge Fiigard Morgan Jenkins Barnes Thrisitors Neui Roberge Spofford Keefe Seeke Invaders Sims Goth O’hare Frigard

West Acton Vacation Notes and Local Arrivals

Local residents plan travels and vacations including Bertran Hall Ruth Costello and Charles Durkee. Families visit Maine coast and Nantasket boat party features. Obituary notes mark Mrs Conant’s death. Wallace Sims Porter Jenks celebrated prize gardens. Mildred Schnab and Evelyn Wallace mentioned among West Acton residents.

Bertran D. Hall Ruth Costello Charles Durkee Josef DeSouza Arlington Street Paul Dearborn Geraldine Lakewood Ohio Rogsie Winchester Maine Mr. Dearborn Spring Somerville Coconet School Edna Ones

Reverend's Sermon Ends Vacation Schedule Announced

The message announces Rev. Arthur to lead the final Sunday service before Mr. Jeff fries leaves on vacation. Morning sermon titled The Sower The Seed and the Soil. Evening subject Gods Ascension of the race school hosts an exhibition at seven thirty. All are cordially invited.

Arthur Suly Jeffries

Local Notes From Sudbury And Surroundings

William Evans leads a hay cutting force on the C. H. Way mace. Jenny Goodwin, ex H. B. Hood Co, takes a position with a Worcester firm. Dancing at Lyonhurst draws town youth. Goodman Village Improvement Society met at the town Hall. Mrs Ann Taylor moved from Parmenter House to Pine Rest Hudson road. Miss Alice Tapper, former Sudbury English teacher, visits Miss Josephine Welsh and will work at Boston University Library this summer. Mrs E P Buckley of Cranford N J visits Mrs Anne Buxton. Mrs William Tufts visits daughter Joy at Aloha camp Fairlee. Mr Parmenter improving after illness remains about town.

William Evans Jenny Goodwin H. B. Hood Co Lyonhurst Goodman Village Improvement Society Ann Taylor Parmenter House Pine Rest Hudson Road Alice Tapper Josephine Welsh Tapper Boston University E.P. Buckley Cranford N. J Anne Buxton William Tufts Joy Fairlee William “Parmenter

Davis seeks victualer's license for Sunset Inn move

Patrick J. Davis who recently acquired the Sunset Inn property is applying to the Board of Selectmen for a victualer’s license. He plans to raise turkeys and offer turkey dinners from the inn.

Patrick J. Davis Sunset Inn Board of Selectmen Lcense Mr. Davis

Sons of Italy Roars Past Sudbury in Eastern Mass Twilight League

The Sons of Italy defeated Sudbury 14 to 6 in Sudbury last night. Di Ruvo hit two triples Holt had three singles as the visitors collected 13 hits to Sudbury's 7. A return game at Ward Park Friday night is set with Bill Evans umpiring.

Marlboro Sons Italy Sudbury di Ruvo Holt Ward Park Bill Evans Leominster Sons of Song of Schofield P. Ricciuti C. Sudbury Con- Toy P. Morgan cc

Rovers Rally to Beat Maynard T. J. at Leominster

The Rovers defeated Maynard T. J. at Leominster on Saturday afternoon in the first Middlesex County League game for the locals. The score was not disclosed in the readable text.

Maynard T. J Rovers Leominster

Bedford News Roundup Highlights Local Happenings

Arthur Carson returns from abroad and Mrs Harold Wellington resumes activity after illness. Abbott R Webber remains home after sudden illness. Mrs William Mara welcomed a son at Lowell hospital. Bedford Town beats Somerville 14 to 1 in baseball. Grange talks with Lincoln Grange led by Frank A Brooks. Mrs George Lovejoy injured in stairs accident. Jefferson Club of Watertown held annual outing at Maynard Rod and Gun Club with luncheon and sports.

Arthur Carson Bedford Harold Wellington Abbott R. Webber Grange Hall William Mara Lowell Hospital Somerville Bedford Grange Lincoln Grange Frank A. Brooks George Lovejoy Crescent Avenue Jefferson Club of Watertown Maynard Rod and Gun Club

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Ralph H. Prescott Boston and Maine Railroad C.J Rennie Silver Creekville Fama Uees Albert Cotive Bank Frank E. Sanderson Nason St What A. Savings Maynard, Mass Singer Actons Sudburys Stow Miss Jokinen Main Street OODS RALL DIST J.O. Thompson Main ST TEL A. Merriam School Chadwick Streets South Acton Glenwood Cork F. A. and W. T. ‘Merriam ‘Sale Rain OR Shine D. H. Farrar Ain Billulo Macone J Bulger Jr G Holden Foss J S Goodwin Concord T Péterson Johnson P Vel Arkin Serene ‘Tompkins Jf Wees Casassa Club Y Ab Lombardi If Seneee Rizzo Ef Dowling Weetee Colello Ib Herlihy Eeenee i Dominico Bird P Weer Nee Viagnara Po Kangas O'Hare Ween Johnston Lawson Water Ween Sims Rib Keefe Catt Gath Conant Eenee OL Jenkins Tonella Saeeee Auesee Broberge Ss Wesse Maynard Townsend Frigard Lovering Sons of Italy Fullenton Hat Shop Post Office Peoples Theatre Lois Moran Nick Stuart JOY Street M. G. M. News Reginald Denny M. G.M. News Patsy Ruth Miller Ford Sterling Milton Sills Maria Corda and the DEVIL Leominster Ab Garrity Quinn Simard Nee Teee Merrick Een Soneeres Manning Sone Sczerzen Cf Peateene Connors Erg Ayn Bissone Sczerzen Bissonette Berger O'Neil Pickford Gruber Bros Office Mavnafil The Grange Fay Roby Harold Woodward Mary Kelley Herbert Clark Legion Whip Legion Post Joe Hodgdon Persall Frank Cloutier Chas. Hunnewell Maynard Trust Bank of Service Mavi
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