29 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
1
The report describes a chaotic scene in Brisbane as crowds wear French colors and sing during a revolutionary mood. A dead Dooley is mentioned amid a tense exchange with those who oppose the singing and red banners.
The ceremony formed by Rev Matthew A Vance occurred at the bride’s home with families and intimate friends present. The bride wore a white satin gown with a flowered headdress and is a Maynard High School graduate class officer. She serves as secretary of the Maynard Cooperative Club. After a trip to a secret destination the couple will reside at 17 Waltham Street. Many beautiful and practical gifts were received.
The rink plans to reopen soon featuring the world’s finest roller skates and a live music lineup by a renowned orchestra. Details on location and date are forthcoming.
A wedding at St. Bridget's featured a bridal party with a bouquet of white roses and lilies. The groom, a graduate of Wal tham H and connected to the Waltham and Sash Co, planned the ceremony with the couple slated to reside in York, Lowell, Hudson, and Fitchburg.
A brief observance in Middlesex County honors community efforts with a formal display described as a splen did tribute to local volunteers and supporters.
A party honoring Gurprige featured an appropriate gift for the guest of honor as attendees celebrated. In other news, an incident left Alexander Fournier, 67, with a fatal neck injury after a workplace accident.
Mill officials set August 6th as the target date for the heads of the mill to report in for a preliminary meeting. The message calls for all department heads to attend and review production schedules and staffing.
The item notes Miss Jean Thompson of Tonto and mentions Mr and Mrs A S Crowe as part of the local social circle with other details omitted.
A resident on Gebool Street Natick navigates a slanted roof in a narrow area. The incident highlights precarious home maintenance in the neighborhood.
A July 26 town gathering by the Minute Men Foresters Protective Association drew many residents to a Muster and Field Day. Wireman succumbs at the event. L. Clark and Dr. B A Mayell assisted. State troopers and responders rushed to the scene but could not revive the man.
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