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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1930

Page

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Express Wrecks Automobile at West Acton Crossing

A sedan owned by Peter Far Grafton ran onto the railroad crossing at West Acton as the Montreal express approached. Hurley 21 and sister Miss Hurley plus two brothers escaped uninjured after passengers jumped clear. The accelerator reportedly stuck as the car moved onto the tracks, the train struck the vehicle, narrowly missing a fatal crash near Marlboro depot. The crossing, a noted danger point, has seen prior near fatalities.

Cross West Acton Montreal Express Hurley Peter Far- Grafton Clifton Boston & Maine Rail Aslow Gate Ag Miss Hurley Express

Southern Cleves Health Camps Bring Joyful Youth Activities

A vivid report describes a summer health camp for children in the southern area. Counsellors supervise groups of ten, providing meals from a garden, fresh fruit, and desserts. Camp routines include dressing, exercise, crafts, swimming, sailing projects, gardening, boating, and evening recreation before lights out.

Dirigible R-100 Near Halfway Over Atlantic

An Atlantic crossing update reports the airship R-100 advancing toward its Canada destination from England. The craft travels about 70 knots, roughly 900 miles west of Ireland, with fog and rain present. Reports place it 447 miles north of Harbor Grace and about 1000 miles off the Newfoundland coast as it nears the mid Atlantic mark.

Pardington Montreal London North Atlantic England Canad Ireland Newfoundland Harbor Grace

A C Anderson Dies in Concord from Work Pole Contact

Arthur C. Anderson a Concord Municipal Light Plant worker died Monday after touching a 2300 volt live wire while atop a Sudbury road pole near Heath Bridge. Born February 8 1895 in Bedford he was WWI veteran and member of James J Mansfield Post American Legion Trinitarian Congregational Church. Burial Thursday at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with full military honors. survived by wife Gerda and son Arthur plus sister Dilen Peterson of Maynard.

Concord Arthur C. Anderson Bedford Road Anderson Sudbury Road Heath Bridge Mr. Anderson Bedford Carl August Anna (Johnson) Anderson James J. Mansfield Post American Sage Church of Concord Emi Concord Municipal Trinitarian Congregational Church Paetor George I. Thurlow Sleepy Hollow ‘Cemetery Gerda B. O. Anderson Arthur S. Anderson Dilen Peterson Maynard

Acton Firemen Offer Water Polo Challenge

The Acton fire department invites Concord and Maynard fire departments to form six man water polo teams to compete for a large loving cup at Acton's Labor Day celebration. The course includes hoses, a central ball barrel, three ten minute periods, and judges from three cities. Samuel Knowlton chairs the Acton committee.

Acton Concord Maynard Actop Fire Department Samuel, Knowlton

Two Concord Men Hurt In Auto Truck Crash

Two Concord men were injured in a late Monday crash on Bedford street at Court Lane. James B. Finan Jr. a special officer, drove a truck that collided with Joseph Barbaro who was entering Bedford street from Court Lane. The impact forced the truck into a tree. Barbaro suffered a broken left hand and Finan injured his back.

Concord Bedford Street Court Lane James B. Finan, Jr Joseph Barbaro Bedford Court Barbaro Finan

Death of Joseph Garceau a four year old boy

A four year old, Joseph Garceau, son of Mr and Mrs J A Garceau, died after a brief illness. He had been the youngest pupil in Mrs McDougall's kindergarten and had been treated at Children’s Hospital in politics before returning home for funeral services and burial at Mount.

West Actone Joseph Garceau J. A. Garceau Medford Joseph Mount

Airplane Launches Save-A-Life Drive Across Massachusetts

Governor of New England states sponsors a coordinated highway safety drive. Trooper Michael Shea will pilot the airplane as a courier, delivering proclamations to officials from Boston to Springfield. Captain Charley T. of the Massachusetts state police will supervise the dispatch to Northampton and Hartford as a joint effort with local safety groups.

Massachusetts New England Boston Tropichael D. Shea Dy Rehoboth Barracks Charley. T. A Springfield New England and Western Air Express Adler Johnson Arriv

Inaugurate Gas Service Run with Booster Plant Tour

The program marks the start of gas service in a new territory with an official ceremony at the Allston Gas Works booster plant in Boston. Attendees include selectmen from Sudbury Wayland and Lincoln and company officials as the route from Allston to Concord Junction is opened with a city tour and luncheon.

Robert Ye. Conte Concord Board of Scand Boston Everett Woodland Golf Club Auburndale Alistair’ Gas’ Works Allston Station Belmont Street Belmont Trapelo Road Waltham Lincoln Square Sandy Pond Road Concord Main Street Concord Junction Sudbury Wayland Weston Lincoln Wochituate Henry Ford Wayside Inn Ford Boys’ School

Mystery Ride and Motor Club Party at Maynard Grange

About 44 members joined a mystery ride with stops at Mr. and Mrs. Alton White and Mr. and Mrs. Howe where cake and watermelon were served. Four teams Studebaker Packard Chrysler and Rolls Royce competed in stunts, Studebaker winning the finals and rewards. Next meeting August 14 will be a height social.

Aytos Maynard Grange Bannera Toyrm ‘Turaday Maynard Shane Annie Flodes Studebakers Packards Chryaters Rolls, Royces Esch Pocut Studebaker

Inauguration of Concord Gas Service From Allston Works

Boston Consolidated Gas Co and selectmen of Graton Agar Acton Bedford along with Col. Robert E. Goodwin plan a formal gas service launch from Allston Gas Works. The event includes a tour of the Everett generating plant, lunch at Woodlawn Golf Club, and a circuit of about 103 miles of new pipe through Lincoln Wayland Weston to Concord.

Boston Consolidated Gas Co Selectmen Gréton Agar Acton Bedford Robert E. Goodwin Concord Board of Selectmen Ae A D. V Allstonl Gas Works Concordina Lincoln Bury Wayland Weston Everett Woodlawn Golf Club Boston Allaton Gas Works Jlamont Street Cement Trapelo Road Waltham Lincoln Square Sandy Pond Concord Main Street

Sudbury Population Figures Stir Town Reports

Sudbury residents dispute the April 1 1930 population of 1208 noting 1920 census had 1121. Officials report 660 registered voters and a census forms issue with blanks left unreturned. Townspeople expect around 2000 and may seek an investigation over incomplete returns.

Sudbury

Acton Plans Labor Day Field Day in Tercentenary Year

Acton prepares its first big celebration in ten years on Labor Day Monday September 1 1930. Fire Chief Frank W Holt chairs the planning committee with leaders from Edwards Quimby Post No 284 American Legion and Acton firemen. The field day aims to awaken the town with sports and entertainment at the fair grounds starting 1 pm as Marathon leaders are expected to arrive.

Acton Frank W. Holt Paul Revere Acton ‘Tre Fair Foley and Holt Exchange Hall Edwards Quimby American Legion Old Town George Bernier O Lawrence Clark Ernest Allsop Legion George K. Hayward Samuel Knowston James Kinsley

Acton Agricultural Holding Company Erecting Building for Fair

Acton Agricultural Holding Company begins building on fair grounds with the foundation complete and lumber ready. The fourteenth annual Acton fair is planned for September 19 and 20. The board emphasizes progress and welcomes citizen input as Middlesex County leaders cooperate with state assistance.

South Acton Acton Agricultural Holding Company Y. E Acton Agricultural Acton Middlesex State Department Pearsat

Moyse Pursues Reelection and Public Service Record

State Senator George G. Moyse of Waltham seeks renomination with papers filed in the Fifth Middlesex district. He has chaired the Ways and Means and Highway committees and recently served with the 182nd Infantry M N G, while advancing the State Code for traffic signaling and bridges state-wide. In Concord, Harry Mowatt is held on $19,000 after a robbery at a street corner, a chase ending with his capture by state troopers and Concord police, the suspect confessing to his actions and prior kidnapping charges.

Waltham Fifth Middlesex Trig Yy Moyse Beok Wasch Semetor Senate Mogge 182Nd Infantry M N. G Cole Devens Hoover Highway Safety Committee Moyse Harry Mowatt Cambridge United. States Mail Badbury’ Road Mowatt Concord Gcen Concom Nergt Marshall Watt Toad United © x William Bulger Bulger Lake Walden Witherell Albano Fara Concord Polie William G. Ryan

Step On Gas Instead Of Brakes In Bedford Crash

Bedford on July 30 reports Chevrole coupe owner and operator Sapieha of Newport NH lost control on road at Holmes Street. He attempted to pass a bus and stepped on the gas causing a crash. Passenger Vincent Desimore of Roxbury aged 45 was injured and taken to Symmes Hospital for treatment.

Bedford Holmes Nous Sapieha Court, Street Newport Sapieha Vincent Desimore Highland Street Roxbury Ee Ae Ar Symmes Hospital

Maynard Country Club First Round Club Championship

Maynard Country Club reports first round results of the club championship on July 30. Flavin defeated Fos Leat E J Congas A Ar won from Morse by default. Costello beat Mullin. Macone beat Brayden. Arleton beat Miller. Vei defeated Sheridan. R A Poss defeated Flood. Second division play incomplete with two matches decided.

Maynard Flavin Cans Morse L. Costello P Mullin J Macone F Brayden Aarleton Millers & Vei FC Sheridan H. Flood A Foas

Sleepy Hollow Wild Cats Set for Bowling Action

Sleepy Hollow fields a bowling team in Concord. The squad trains for regional play beginning July 30 at Berner. Local fans await their debut and potential league competition.

Sleepy Hollow

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