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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1928
Page
7
In July 25 28 newsboys toured to Revere Beach by automobile fleet for a day of merriment. James I joined the party but was not prominent. Ledgard acted as mile saver and organizer.
Mrs Guy Aimés and partner Mr Wegtrate of Lynn won first prize at the Glide Waltz contest held at Crescent Garden Ballroom Revere Last Thursday evening. They advance to finals July 26 for a $100 cash prize. local visitors Miss Anna Fagan and Miss Carey Lamb visited town.
In South Acton the reunion featured Rev. Drew J. Torsieff, former Universalist pastor, welcoming four former Austin Minn church members now in Minneapolis. The group toured the Middle and New England states, enjoying hospitality before continuing to Portland and Maine, then the White Mountains on a twelve week motor trip.
Rev. Andrew J. Torsleff will preach Christians in the World at the Universalist Church Sunday July 29 at 10 30 am. This village's sole July service invites all citizens and visitors to attend. Congregational services resume August 5. Various locals are visiting or staying with neighbors around town.
Dr James 8 Goodwin and Mrs Goodwin were bruised with lacerations when a vehicle crashed into a tree on Amesbury Road Saundery hill and they were treated by Dr B M Gate before returning home They were en route from Amesbury to Haverhill after attempting to pass Herman W Apitz truck of 178 Rosemont street Haverhill The incident followed a sharp left turn by Apitz during the pass The King's Daughters group of the First Parish held a Monday flower mission in the vestry to collect flowers for Boston area sick and shutins
Concord High School students Robert L. Snyder and Richard Wheeler joined German experts in four attempted takeoffs of a glider at Darmstadt. Elastic rope methods, tail friction, and a rolling hitch failed to lift the craft. only brief lifts occurred and the plane repeatedly stalled as teams struggled to gain air.
Alec Balnis of 12 Percival Street Maynard, a 44 Club champion, spends a week at Camp Gilbert MA Agricultural College under Middlesex County Extension Service. The trip features tours to Mount Tom Amherst and home economics demonstrations, guided by George B Erickson and assistants Tenn Bishop and Amily Smith.
Miss Neltie Rudsin of Park Street, daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Rusain, Hudson High School graduate of 1926, accepts a teaching post in Gleasondale School to teach the first three grades, beginning this year.
Sudbury residents Mrs. Walter EB Piper and daughter Mary head to Manset Maine for the season Capt John T Gibbons returns from Camp Devens Nancy and Barbara Way enter the singles and doubles at the Techs 60 club Swampscott Visitors on the hill last week include Mr and Mrs Serdeker of Brooklyn Mr and Mrs Joseph Gibba of Waltham Mrs RS Milliken of Nashua and Mrs BV Mesher of Hingham Mrs William Tufte visiting her Joy at Aloe camp in Fairlee Vermont Nancy and Caroline Guptil sail on the Scythia for home after bon voyage at Cerelean Blue Elizabeth Bean visited Miss Neata Piper Jr and Mrs David Hill greeted friends at the Community Lawn Party.
Sudbury's baseball team shut out Nobscot 4 to 0 at Sudbury in a late season Assabet Valley League clash. Giles and Hawes stood out for Sudbury with key hits, while Nobscot failed to score until the final innings. The infield defense and pitching by Elkins and Burr secured the win as Sudbury advances to face Maynard at King Philip Field next Monday.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been duly appointed executor of the will of James Brott late of Maynard in Middlesex County deceased estate and has taken upon himself the trust by bonds. All persons having claims against the estate are required to exhibit them and all indebted to the estate are called upon to make payment to Executor at 6 Concord St Maynard July 23 1928.
Acton July 25 The Bridge party given by the Acton Woman's club Friday after noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Jones was well attended despite rain It was held indoors in place of the garden as planned Alt reports a very pleasant afternoon Sandwiches and punch were served About 45 dollars were counted toward the club funds
The Ladies' Church Aid Society will hold a food sale next Saturday afternoon July 28 at 2 20 on the common opposite Acton Library. There will be cakes pies bread rolls doughnuts ice cream and coffee plus a fancy table and aprons. Also notes of local property transfers and vacations among residents in town.
Massachusetts probate court requires heirs and interested parties to appear on September 12 1928 in Middlesex County to show cause why Patience A Hogan may be issued letters testamentary for Samuel B Hogan without bond. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and mailed to known heirs seven days before the court date.
Public auction announced for a mortgage on a Concord Hawthorne Road lot in Middlesex County. The sale by Leominster Cooperative Bank follows breach of conditions of a 1926 mortgage. $500 cash due at sale with balance within ten days.
This week marks the tenth Farm and Home Week at the UN Agricultural College with an education program on stock raising dairying whi try cash and forage crops bee keeping corn lawns home making and food preservation. Poultry program runs Thursday and Friday with speakers J B Cornell A A Smith Yale and W W Ryan Jr Stoughton.
Richard Wheeler of Nine Aor Corner is bound for a weekend tee. Robert Snyder of Camn Nan Company H 182nd Infantry N G Captain John Dolan has begun two weeks duty with the 26th Division Camp Devens Ayer. Mrs William Morse Cole at Middle Street Piermont hosts a family gathering. Mr and Mrs George and Miss Elizabeth Cole are at the Cole residence on M Street.
Notice from the town board calling attention to Wednesday evening meetings for applications or permits at their room. The statement references selectmen names and the schedule details in unspecified wording.
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