Memorial Sunday Observed at Sudbury Center Church
Memorial Sunday service honored fallen soldiers and workers from Sudbury Center. Rev. Street led prayers and a sermon, with Red Cross and Girl Scout units present, while George H. Clark welcomed attendees and the choir sang during the service. The rector urged remembrance of all who sacrificed for country and empire.
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Legion
Ponpment
Mr. Street
Hitep Eure
J.P. Gibbons
M. BF
Sudbury
George H. Clark
Aioe
Thanr
Otr Aang Mua
Mra
Irving
Wood
Fev
Street
Lure
Mt. Street
Local Grange Calendar Meeting Highlighted in Southboro
Southboro notices a major local Grange meeting set for June 6 with G Wesley Nichols Ost GoAR and Legion and auxiliary members. Navy Patriotism talk by Barton Mo Wise of Raynham precedes a musical program with Mrs John Burke and a supper directed by Reed Prowbleys. Several community households listed as attendees.
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Southboro
Grange
G. Wesley. Nichols Ost
Goar
Leo
American Legion
Cit Womans ‘Auxiary
Nan Fen
Barton Mo‘Wise, Srey
Raynham
John UK Burke
Reed
Pwombley
Elwood EB. Gould
Cart
Waderson
Courtland
Fuller
G. J ’ S Balley
Walter E Fornala
R H Reals
Chester. Bean
Denahaye
Floreda Derby
Eugene P Bent
S . Bermon
Gardner
Marenerita
Eugenie Burton Derby
Sarah Carruthers
Rimi “Chitrey
Fanny
Grace “ Day
Loniaere
Donald
Heywond
Ani
Marena F
Georges Ladd
Henry Hersey
and Ham
How
Robert Moreau
Walter Hutt
Dore
Josanh G. Bravans
A Miles
Charles the. Hutt
Paul
Y. Hunt
Alvert
Concord High Wins Relay and Field Events in Meet
Concord High School boys track posted a strong show in sprint and distance events. Key performers included Tonera in the 220 yard dash, Davie C in the 440, and Ricker winning the mile, with high jump won by Driscoll and shot put led by Ashbjortizen as Concord claimed multiple top finishes.
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Concord Fiten Schook
Concord
Thay
Tonera
Davie
Nee Se
Francia
Dexter c
Aytt
Ashbjortizen
Tompkins
Capone
Inehes
Petertain
Finn S
Kelley
Concord Senior Class Banquet Set for Friday Evening
The Concord High School senior class will hold its banquet Friday evening in the school auditorium with Edward Vodo as toastmaster. Faculty representatives and various class groups will deliver toasts and remarks. Local guests include the Sullivan family travelling from Medomak and others attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vodone
Joasta
Leo
Mullin
Alpert
Connors
Mark
Kelley
C Cole
Wit
Seana
Arthur J
Medomak
Maynard
H.S
Concord HS
John
Simpson
Milton
Mie Thomas
Smith
Clara
Dora
Anna Sherr
New York City
Pearl
Lever
Mirian Sperdberg
Vistingy
New Vo Oley
Plainfield
Joseph. Glighman
Ving Ase Prater
Sanford
Playera
Lillian Childs
Lake Boone
Concord Drow One as Ayer Steals Lead in Middlesex Stand
Concord dropped a game to Ayer in the Emerson round on Thursday evening, surrendering the top spot in the Middlesex County Baseball League. Ayer scored three runs in the first inning and never trailed, while Concord’s only rally came in the third, all three runs being charged to Eddie Boyce. Morill pitched for Ayer, limiting Concord to seven hits.
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Concord
Ayer
Emerson
Middlesex County
Concoré
Eddie Boyce
Concord High
Morrill
Holt Pitches Star Game For Win At Stow
Holt fired a strong performance leading Stow to a 4 to 3 victory over Marlboro in a fast well played game. J Kenneth Logan starred with three hits including a home run while Joe Evans and Kelley contributed solid defense and timely hits. Lent pitched well for the losers allowing eleven hits as Worthy Marsden and Addy showed well. Marlboro will open the Assabet Valley league season Friday at Ward Park.
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J. Kenneth Logan
Babe Ruth
Crote
Joe Evans
Craig Hia
Kelley
Lent
Worthy Marsden
Addy
Marlboro
Ceca
Ward Park
Marlboro Stow Baseball Innings Report
In a scoreline Marlboro and Stow played with bases and runs noted. Two base hits Were credited to Legat while Holt and Lentry struck out. Umpire Morgan oversaw the game with time noted in the fragmentary report.
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Legat
Holt
Lentry Son
Morgan
Retiring railroad foreman praised by long-time employees
A section foreman on the Boston Maine railroad, after 59 years of service, received heartfelt testimonials from coworkers at his retirement. Messages from many employees express gratitude, admiration, and best wishes for his future endeavors.
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Fred/Montenari
Hudson’ Street
Oo & Maine” Railroad
Ieee Road
J-A-Mcmanama
Mola
Boston Maine Railroad
Eration
J MGMANAMA Letter Phrase
The fragmentary text presents a closing signoff of a person named J MGMANAMA claiming possession of their sentiments and asserting belief in the author’s sincerity, ending with a cordial signoff.
Pine Grove Hosts Senior Party for Alfred Cameron at Riseberg Store
A senior party at Pine Grove celebrated Alfred Cameron, manager of the Nathan Riseberg men's store, with a dinner, entertainment, and a purse of money and gifts. Host Mr Riseberg presented the award amid dancing and a formal program led by George Dumas with prominent guests Mrs Mary Laccature and Miss Mazie O Brien among attendees.
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Mamiborg
Pine Grove
Alfred Gameron
Nathan Riseberg
Cameron
Riseberg
Lyn
George Dumas
Cameron i “Mather
Helen
A ‘Autute
Mary Laccature
Mary Dolan
Helen Cantello
Mazie O’brien
Dora Kaufman
Max Korelitz
Riseberg Milford
Picnic day planned by Marlboro Protestant Sunday schools
A city wide picnic for all Protestant church Sunday schools is set for Saturday June 2 at Be Milcamp Bolton from 10 in the morning until 6 in the evening. The Interchurch League committee, composed of pastors and Sunday school superintendents, approved the event. The program includes sports and attractions, with a Scout optional for younger children and transport plans to be discussed. Ralph Whitman will call a meeting soon to coordinate arrangements.
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Marlboro
Interchurch League
Bolton
Ralph Whitman
Interchurch
Joan of Arc Benefit Assn Holds Final Meeting
The Joan of Arc Benefit Association of Marlboro held its final meeting before the rummage season at Laurier Hall. Miss Dolores Lefevre served as third trustee, with a musical program featuring Miss Jeanne Grenon and Miss Cokueth Yacques. Refreshments followed as the event wrapped up.
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Marlboro
Juhe
Associa
Respite Hopes Rise in Sacco and Vanzetti Case
An advisory committee to aid Governor Fuller in reviewing the Sacco and Vanzetti murder case was announced. Members include A Lawrence Lowell Samuel De Stratton and Robert Grant. The governor will continue his independent study as the pair await execution in the electric chair at State Prison the week of July 10 following the 1920s hold up.
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Boston
Nicola Sacco
Bartholomew Vanzetti
Alvar T. Fuller
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Samuel de Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Grant
State Prison
South Braintree Develi
Lizzie Borden Dies at 79 in Fall River Home
Lizzie Borden, acquitted of murdering her parents in a sensational 1892 trial, died at her French Street residence in Fall River in her 79th year. The infamous axe slayings of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Borden remain one of Massachusetts unsolved mysteries.
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Fall River
Lizzie Borden
Massachusett
French Street
Miss Borden
Andrew J. Borden
Lindbergh to Leave London Secretly Amid Farewell Plans
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh, tired of receptions, prepared to depart London secretly for Paris after packing a costly European wardrobe. In Washington, the Memphis light cruiser was ordered to be at the navy yard Saturday with Lindbergh for President Coolidge’s official welcome, as citizen committees finalize arrangements for the reception.
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Phisr Heveryn
Plates A
Lisdlbergh
Milipstadol 4
B. Houghton’s
Washington
Memphis
Davy Yard
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coolidge
Atlantic
New
Boston floating hospital burns at pier. $200000 loss
The Boston floating hospital, famed for treating children from congested districts, burned to a blackened hulk at its winter pier near North End Park. An estimated $200000 in damages, with flames reaching nearby tenements and causing an additional $500 in damage. Authorities suspect a discarded cigarette started the blaze.
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Boston
Boston Floating
North End Park
North End
Fiske Pier
Hotel Statler Fire Threatens New Building
Firemen battled a stubborn blaze between the second and third floors of the Columbus Avenue side of the Hotel Statler in Boston. Guests were roused and evacuated as Back Bay police assisted, with crews stabilizing the situation amid tight confines and shifting smoke.
West Concord Vigils Honorary President Re-Elected
The West Concord society announces Rev W J as honorary president for another year. Members discuss changes to Congress affecting office paths, improvements to grounds, and fundraising constraints. An evening program featured Edward W and ice cream refreshments with songs and whistling.
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West Concord
Big Batt
W. Shee
Rachel Damon
Daniel
Sullivan
Damon
Frank Fillahoth -Connell
Myon
Robert Join
J. Connort
Johnne James Nese
Rodey
FE Pri Prentiad
Danitet
Ottiér Organiza Eil
Congress
Rxrounds
Edward W. Charge
Kennan
Pu “Hood and Sons
Methodist Troop Supplies Service Schedule Incomplete Text
Partial notice lists a morning service at 10 45 A M for parents and Carroll and Chattes with focus on character building. Evening hymn and social session noted with prayer service and additional references to Bending and Relief activities.
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Chattes & Carroll
Drie & B ‘Carrol
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Vant
Mer
Ant Marine
Lin W
Lange
Nena
Plante
Maui
AIS
Lindbeach
Charles Lindbergh
Braith
Isherwood
Tntermatignas Noseepeely
Stow
ABA
Evans
Burns
O Delaney
Craig
Witherbee
P. Frigard
White
Lourson
J. Mgmanama
Joan OF Arc Benefit Assn
Nantes
Pres
Lowell
Pres. Stratton
Grant
Ssr Defendent
Lindbergh
Boston Floating Hospital
Maursday
Too
Kitima” Greenhal
Margaret
Instriveta the Monthly
Jane
Vurion
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