Cambridge Man Drowned in Walden Pond Rescue Attempt Ends in Death
Goreznski, about 32, and Miss Lillian were at Walden Pond when a drowning occurred. A bystander witnessed the struggle as Goreznski disappeared beneath the deep water while attempting to assist Miss Borthwecz. Despite rescue efforts, he died. the body was taken to Joseph Dee's parlors for removal to Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goreznski
Cambridge
Camgard
Walden Pond
Lillian
Fred
Daniel Curtin
Frederick Nolan
Concord Police
H. J. Walcott
State Police
Pond
Joseph Dee
Whalen
Borthwecz
Merchants Plan Big Trade Day in Maynard
Merchants Cooperative in Maynard plans a large Trade Day with 6 to 8 day events August participation. Local merchants urge advertising in a special Enterprise issue and ask all dealers to offer value driven bargains. The aim is to advertise Maynard as a live trading center with ethical prices and broad stock turnover.
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Maynard
Ign
Four men injured as stolen car crashes in Belmont line chase
In Waltham a stolen car fleeing police ran off the road near Belmont car line. Four men were hurt two severely Leo Largus and William Connolly both of Cambridge. Joseph Lavelle and J Hayes of Somerville were also treated. A 15 mile pursuit involved Concord police. All occupants except one uninjured were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Belmont
Grange Picnic At Whalom Park
Concord Grange No. 150 Patrons of Husbandry held its annual picnic at Whalom Park near Fitchburg. Members traveled by motor from Emerson Playground and enjoyed amusements and boating on the lake. A basket lunch was shared at noon and thanks were given to Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Poure for hosting.
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Concord
Concord Grange
Handry
Whalom Park
Fitchburg
Emerson Playground
Fred E. Poure
Little Girl Struck by Car in Concord Incident
Four year old Rita Boucher of 91 High Street Waltham ran into the rear mud-guard of a car owned and operated by Daniel E. Sherman Jr. of South Lincoln near Walden Pond. The girl bruised and shook but suffered no serious injuries and was taken to Dr. Ross K. Whiton for examination.
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Concord
Rita Boucher
High Street
Waltham
Daniel E. Sherman, Jr
South Lincoln
Walden Pond
Ross K. Whiton
Burial of George A Hill in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
The body of George A Hill a 62 year old shoe dealer died from an accident in Berlin last Sunday was brought to Concord for burial in Sleepy Hollow after services at his Sud-Mian home He is survived by his wife and four sons Lawson George H and Richard Hill all with Hill Brothers Company Shoe Manufacturers of Hudson.
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George
A. “Hill
Berlin
Concord
Sleepy Hollow
Sud- Mian MC
Hill
God
Lawson
George “H
Richard Hill
Hill Brothers Company
Hudson
Reynolds found guilty on two counts in Concord court
Wilbert Reynolds of Clinton arrested Sunday by Officer Harold Hanson was found guilty in district court at Concord on charges of operating a motorcycle while under the influence of liquor and being drunk. A fine of 15 dollars for the drunk charge and 100 dollars for driving under the influence was imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert. Reynolds
Clinton
Harold Hanson
Concord
Summer guests at Candy Hill entertain visitors
Twenty or more guests joined at Candy Hill last week including Mr and Mrs Calvin Hosmer and family of Sharon and Mr and Mrs Horace Reed of Melrose. The gathering featured several matches described as extremely interesting among the guests from both families.
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Candy Hill
Calvin Hosmer
Sharon
Horace Reed
Melrose
Ais
Five Islands Maine Summer Visits Noted
West Acton Mr and Mrs Frank Knowlton visit Five Islands Maine for the summer. Mrs Gertrude Clarkson of Philadelphia visits her mother Myra Cummings. Nell Knowlton Marjorie Stearns and Katherine Kinsley spend the weekend with the B D Halls at Five Islands Katherine Kinsley attends Harvard summer school. Harold MacMillan spends weekend in Portland. B D Hall Elizabeth Hall and Minetta Decoster spend two weeks at Five Islands Maine. William J Costello Ruth Costello travel to Cotuit Massachusetts for summer work.
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Frank ‘Knowlton
Five Islands
Maine
Gertrude Clarkson
Philadelphia
Myra Cummings
Nell Knowlton
Knowlton Farm
Marjorie Stearns
Katherine Kinsley
Mairie
Harvard
Harold MacMillan
Portland
B D Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Minetta Decoster
Mia
William J. .Costello
Warren Costello
Cotuit
Mass
Ruth Costello
Man Struck by Bus Near Marlboro On Last Trip
A man believed to be an inmate at Westboro state hospital was struck by a Carl Strom Bus returning from Marlboro on its last trip last night. He suffered a head injury and was taken to a hospital, condition not immediately known.
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Westboro State Hospital
Carl~strom
Marlboro
Dana
Concord Hosts 8000 Soldiers From 26th Division
Concord sees about 8000 uniformed troops from the 26th Division camp on the town's hills and fields on the way to Boston from Camp Devens. Brigades of the 51st and 62nd hold bivouac near Ayer Road and Reformatory with Gen. Foley and Gen. Foote in command. The 101st Medical Regiment sets up hospital tents to handle possible casualties en route. The division headquarters operate from the State Armory with radio and telephone exchanges in place.
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Cord
51St
62Nd
Concord
Boston F
Devens
Bist
Pierce Farm
Ayer Road
Reformatory
52Nd
Harvard Road
Warner’s' Pond
Thomas F. Foley
Alfred F. Foote
101St
Idlat
Field Artillery
Worcester
Corte
Edmund
Fhion
Littleton
Foote
Vision
Nagog
Fort
Winte
Edward L. Logan
Leo Quigley
Robert. Bucharian
Waa
Assabet
101St Medical Regiment
Ayer
Boston
Frank P. Williams
Thomas L. Jenkins
William Blanchard
Daniel ‘J.hurley
Harvard
Frank McCullough
Oscar Dudley
Chas. Boutelleig
Leo J. Logan
L Logan
Francis V. Logan
Infantry
Logan
St. Stephen
Ayer ‘l
Salmon
102Nd Abulance
Ralston
O1st
Foster
Mpany
O'Neil
101Th Medical
Sudbury
Mid-Summer Dance Hosted by Way Daughters in Sudbury
Nancy and Barbara Way gave a festive mid-summer party for youthful guests at Penlan. Flowers decorated the rooms as the large living room hosted dancing including a balloon dance. Fruit punch ice cream and cake were served. guests included Roland Cutter Marion Evans Dorothy Foss Robert Hare Lawrence Hill John Hill Robert Hunter Glen Hill John Labarree Lorraine Perkins Samuel Reed William Reed Waldo Stone Hilda Whitney Betty Zimmerman and Phil Way.
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Sudbury
Penlan
Nancy
Barbara
Way
Charles H. Way
Roland Cutter
Marion Evans
Dorothy Foss
Robert Hare
Lawrence Hill
Johm Hill
Robert ‘Hunter
Glen Hill
John Labarree
Lorraine, Perkins
Samuel Reed
William Reed
Waldo Stone
Hilda Whitney
Betty Zimmerman
Phil Way
Picnic At Lynn Beach Attracts Large Turnout
Concord Junction reports a well attended picnic at Lynn Beach with many younger attendees enjoying swimming races and a noon basket lunch. George A. Hodgdon led the event with assistants and local officials noted vacationers from Concord and nearby communities.
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Concord Junction
Annursnac Grange
Lynn Beach
George A. Hodgdon
Guy ®Imées
John ‘Kennedy
Holgar ‘Olson
Msgs
Margaret Reid
Concord
Road Dept
North
We Messes
Te Gs Gem
Saat Medical Regiment
Ras Edward L. Logan
A ‘Séth
Joseph P. Mahar
Concord Junction Nuptials Tie Miss Mildred Bean to Frederick Gale
Announcement from Oliver J. Bean of Hanover NH reports the marriage of Mildred Ruth Bean to Frederick Gardiner Gale at the bride's home in Concord Junction. Miss Rose Bean served as maid of honor and Milton Bean as best man. The bride, a Hanover High School and Keene Normal School alumna, teaches locally. Mr Gale, a Concord High School graduate, later studied at Northeastern University and works with Stone Webster in Boston. The couple departed for a wedding trip after the ceremony.
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Rose Bean
Hanover
Milton Bean
Hanover High School
Keene, NH
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord School
Concord Junction
Gale
Concord High School
Northeastern University
Stone & Webster
Boston
Wiers
Mrs Hers Morrie Ieoatty Birthday Party Scene
July evening guests assembled at Mrs Bob Smith home to celebrate Mrs Hers Morrie Ieoatty's birthday. The room glowed with yellow and white crepe decorations as intimate friends gathered, gifts were presented, and a social evening of games and light refreshments followed.
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Hers Morrie Ieoatty
Bob Smith
Boys Leave for Camp at Scituate
About sixty chattering boys departed Monday for two weeks at Camp Joyce Kilmer St Bridget's camp in Scituate. The girls who had already spent two weeks returned home reporting a wonderful time. Regies Donahue and assistants M Francis Reardon and three seminarians will supervise the boys with Thomas Maley as camp chef. Mothers Day at the camp is set for Wednesday Aug 3 pending enough women to ride the bus.
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Maynard
Joyce Kilmer
St. Bridget’s
Scituate
Reg Ries Donahue
M. Francis Reardon
Thomas Maley
Beardsell Case Continued to Sept in District Court
William Beardsell of Lowell Road faces charges of operating an automobile to endanger public safety. The case was continued in District Court to September 19, with complainant Corp William J. Puzzo, now at Emerson Hospital, expected to testify.
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Concord
William Beardsell
Lowell Road
District Court
Corp Wm
Warriors Took Their Medicine in Hud son Narrow Loss
The King Philips visited Hudson Thursday evening and lost 7 to 2 as Hudson dominated play. Mrs Henry Way of the Center has returned from a visit to Melrose. Joseph King is celebrating his anniversary and spending time with Mrs King and the children at Plymouth.
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King Philips
Hudson
Henry Way
Center
Melrose
Joseph King
Mrs. King
Plymouth
Maynard Tax Rate Drops to 29 Per Thousand
The Assessors announce this year's tax rate at 29 dollars per thousand, down 1.50 from last year. State and county levies show little change, with no substantial rise in building improvements. Total real and personal estate for 1927 is reported at about 4000 dollars.
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Maynard
Dramatic Exit Stuns New York Theatre Crowd
Attending EM Val, New York June Mathes, famed for melodramatic screen roles, collapsed during a performance of The Squall at 481 Street Theatre. Seated with her mother, she whispered I’m dying, was removed from the auditorium, and died nearby. Doctors believed heart disease caused the death as panic spread among audience members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM Val
New York
June Mathes
Miss Mathas
Goodwin to Meet Sharkey in Boston Bout December 22
Reports say Jack Sharkey and Jess Willard or Jack Sharkey would fight in Boston at Polo Grounds or Braves Field funded by Suffolk Athletic Association. Goodwin reportedly not under contract while Dempsey's return to Los Angeles was discussed. Sharkey remains under medical care after a below the belt hit, with Dr. Martin Spellman evaluating Goodwin.
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Boston
INS
Betwes
Jack Sharkey
Polo Grounds
Braves Field
Suffolk
Los Angeles
Dempacy
Los
Essles
Goodwin
Hay
Sharkey
Dempsey
Martin Spellman
Wedding Chaos Ends With Glass Plates Thrown
In Grand Anse Quebec a dramatic wedding scene escalates as a mother hurls glass plates at a camera man and photographer, causing chaos. Lena Wilson, a woodland farmer, accompanies Jam toward New York amid a ruckus that scatters plates through a living room and grounds.
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Grand Anse
Quebec
New York
Lena Wilson
North Country
Mia
Vermonters Welcome Cel. Charles A. in Springfield
Cel. Charles A. concluded his New England tour in Vermont and prepared to proceed to New York on the national leg. He was greeted by about 15 000 Vermonters in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Charles A
New England
New York
New Crossing at Sudbury by Hudson Road
The NY, NH & H. Co. begins a concrete crossing on the Hudson road near Sudbury station. L. C. Hawes celebrates that his push for company action has produced the essential improvement for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ny, NH & H. Co
Hudson Road
Sudbury Station
L. C
Carter and Associates Tour White Mountains in July
Mr and Mrs Robert Carter with Mr and Mrs Bowering and Miss Towner of Everett enjoyed a motor trip through the White Mountains last week. They stopped in Conway and climbed Kearsarge amid rain and travel fatigue as they returned home from a longer journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Jct
Robert Carter
Toohey Passes Exams for Patent Office Appointment
Concord announces Frank Toohey has passed examinations and will accept a position at the Patent Office in Kingston. Toohey, a graduate of Lord High, also earned a Tufts degree with cum laude in 1926.
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Concord
Frank Toohey
Kington
D.G
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E Brothers
Whalom
Vance
West Acton
Nancy and
Barbara Way
Tesses
Brolic
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Mexico
Herbert G. Wyne Robinson
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