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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1930

Page

2

Local May Festival Observed With Queen Crowning

At the May Festival a young queen was crowned as Martha Faidden and the school choir led a program of madrigals and folk songs. Miss Doris Rogers arrived from New York as maid of honor, while Wallace K Powell and Edwyn Powell counted among wedding attendees at the Wallace residence.

Martha Faidden Hirza Sudbury Zrekine Mogers Uver Mme Harland Bones Wallace K . Powell Edywin Powell Milton Marek Prete Ethridge Whiting Doris Rogers New York Edwin 2 Powell John Ayer End Mark Ro Woleskin Powell Holbrook

Community plans June 15 Elk parade observance

Concord Elks will hold a large public day observance on Sunday June 15 at 2 30 PM in Elk's hall with Tercentenary Committee and joining groups including St Bridgets Cadets Lexington Legion and other organizations participating in the ceremony.

Concord Elks Elk’s. Hall John J. Muliding Sunoon Incord The United St. Bridget’s Cadets Drami Lexington Legion Iran Tu

Day In Bedford School Observations Of Ancient Indian Life

An excerpt describes a Bedford school scene with references to an Indian life display. Mentions a fire place, trees, and Indians imagined by students. Text is fragmented and lacks clear events or outcomes.

Acton Approves 1931 Telegraph Cable Upgrade Plan

At the last meeting the New England Telegraph Company was authorized 35000 dollars to fund underground and aerial cable expansion in Acton. Work aimed to begin in August and end by July 1931, with thousands of feet of cables and hundreds of poles added and removed to boost service levels for an extended period.

Acton New England Tele Oa ‘Telegraph Comipany Acton Exchange

Four Fined On Liquor Charge

Four men captured in a rum raid on Hud Soh Road were brought to Frennar Court. On Monday they were found guilty of illicit liquor possession. One defendant received one year in jail.

Sudbury Jane Hudsoh Frennear

Confirmation at Trinity Church by Bishop Atwood

In Concord the Rt. Rev. Julius Ww. At ron D conducted confirmations at Trinity Church Friday evening. Bishop Atwood spoke of his prior visit and the work ahead in tuberculosis treatment projects in Arizona and at St Luke's. Seventeen men and women were confirmed, with Rev. Smith C. Dexter assisting.

Concord Julius Ron , D Trinity Church Bishop Atwood Ais Arizona St. Luke’s T. Luke's Yalso Sventeen Smith C. Dexter

Sudbury Memorial Parade Honors Revolutionary War Veterans

A parade led by Major Owen Alpert's unit visited Capt. Wadsworth grave sites at King Philip Heights and Revolutionary cemeteries in Sudbury, Centre, Mount Pleasant and North Sudbury. The event included a volley from a firing squad, Student groups, Legion, and veterans organizations. A noon dinner followed at the Methodist Vestry and an afternoon band concert on the Old Common drew many residents.

Sudbury Sarah Pratt Captainsworth King Philip Heights Wadsworth Sudbury Centre Mount Pleasant Alpert’s. Owen Albert Pallant The Legion Henry Ford Trade School Whiting Hall School United Spanish War Camp Philippine War Veterans American Legion Old Common

Concord Pupils Hear Capt Berry in Memorial Day Exercises

Capt Herbert N Berry veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars spoke to Concord and West Concord pupils in Memorial Day observances. He addressed Eaton Hall high school students first, then spoke to the junior high classes at Peter Bulkeley and Concord schools about patriotism.

Concord West Concord Herbert N Berry Corp Ralph P Hosmer United Spanish “Wat Jas. J Mansfield Post American Legion Eaton Hall Martin F Goodwin Peter Bulkeley

Memorial Day Exercises Honor Veterans in Concord Parade

Showers delayed morning events but Memorial Day ceremonies proceeded in Concord with the Ralph P Hosmer Camp and auxiliary leading veterans’ march. Wreaths were laid at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and St Bernard’s, with a parade to the Center, a sunset retreat, and a post event banquet at Veterans Building.

Concord Ralph -F Hosmer Massachusetts Lexington Bedford Ralph Foosmer Masonic Helen P Sacineak Ieee Philip, Davis Maj Thomas United — War William ‘A. Pass M.N Granyilie Holden Benjamin’ Ann Sonire Ermal van Marshall Scotts Hato E. Orendorff Edward J. Bartlett Ane Legion M. N Youn C. Dolan Ralph P. Hosmer W. Toncord Mary Chamberlin James ?. Boland D. Swaim Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Harold ¥. Orendorft Heros St. Bernard's James A Mansfield Legion Auxiliary Granville Holden J.william Byron Veterans Building

Keyes to Retire After 36 Years as Concord District Court Judge

Judge Prescott Keyes will retire as district court justice in Concord on June 8 after 36 years of service, including 16 years as associate justice and 20 years as standing justice. His successor, Judge Howard A Wilson, will be sworn in next Monday. Wilson, 55, has served as associate justice of the Central Middlesex court since June 1910 appointed by Governor Draper, and is a Maynard native with offices in Maynard and Boston. He is married to Sarah Nellie Henderson and has a son Philip. He graduated from Boston University Law School in 1902 and later became a partner of James F Sweeney. he also serves as vice president of Maynard Trust Company and clerk of the Assabet Institution for Savings.

Prescott’ Keyes Concord Howard A Wilson Keyes Wilson Middlesex Draper Lucius D Martha J Wilson Maynard Boston University Law School James F Sweeney Boston Judge Wilson Maynard Trust Company Assabet Institution’ For Savings

Maynard Honors Judge Wilson With Community Testimonial

Maynard plans a town wide testimonial for Judge Howard A. Wilson a district court justice to celebrate his appointment. A committee led by the Board of Selectmen and local officials will organize events on June 16 and 18 inviting notable judges clergymen and state figures to attend in Concord Maynard officials and residents express pride in the honor.

Memorial Day Program at Wheeler West Concord School

The West Concord Memorial Day program last Thursday included the singing of Columbia the Gem of the Ocean by the school a Bible reading and prayer a flag drill by Miss Wessell's room and a talk by Captain Herbert N.

Wheeler West Concord School Columbia

Maynard couple marks 59th wedding anniversary

Levi R Cheney and his wife quietly observed their 59th anniversary on June 1 in Maynard. He was born in Maynard. she came to Maynard as a girl. The couple, 79, are long‑time town residents active in the First Congregational Church. They have four children in Cambridge, Buffalo, Worcester, and Long Island University, New York, and received many calls and gifts from townsfolk.

Levi R. Cheney Maynard Levi R Cheney Brooks Street Cheney Saugus Joh Billington Maynaid Jamesee Board of Selectmen Gid Aie Uhehey Dwt Hey Nave Tour Imie Cora’Mentser Cambridge Kitties van Ostrand Buffalo Howard Cheney Worcester Kalpn Long Isigna Universty New Yorks Abey

Tercentenary Sermon at Union Church West Concord

Rev Aimrea Wheeler Stone preached a Tercentenary sermon at Union Church West Concord on June 4. He linked Puritan ideals to American progress, urging understanding of times and purity of principles to guide today’s society. Musical program featured organ preludes and the choir anthem God of Truth.

West Concord Massachusetts Aimrea Wheeler Stone Concord Union Church Stone America Tae Ae Nearing Manalats Lacey de God of Rey Mr. Stone Strogth

Scouts to hold Legion 3 meeting to boost interest

A meeting to stimulate interest in the Boy Scouts will be held in Legion 3 on Monday the 9th. Ralph Whit and George Floker of Boston are listed among attendees with local organizers HL Gutteridge and Dr Bari.

Legion 3 Ralph Whit A Tisthene George Fleker Boston Fagett HL Gutteridge Dr. Bari

Maynard Dedicates New Honor Roll for 70 War Heroes

A Memorial Park ceremony in Maynard marked the dedication of a new eight foot granite honor roll honoring local men and women who served in World War I. Frank J. DeMarcy Post led the program with Rev. Willam Boicourt, Congresswoman Judith Noursé Rogers, and local officials in attendance. The Fowler brothers funded the display. schoolchildren, veterans groups, and local bands joined in the salute and subsequent ceremonies at nearby cemeteries and the park dedication.

Memorial Park Memorial’ Bay New Honor Hall Frank J. L DeMarcy Wao Sue G.A.H Joseph Winneell Frank J. DeMars A.t Charshap Rew Willam Boicourt United Church of Smtuey Union Congregational Church Judith Noursé Rogers Congress Charles Donahue Guyer Fowler Washington Baye Binks Board of Selectmen Maynard Summer Street Fowler Boys Cobra Ziayng Frank Marc Posy Ly” Soeen Maynard Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Lev McNamarra Legion Walter J. Rocie St. Bridget's Church Bridget Leo Montmara G.A.R Welmut Street Roif’ Memorial Park Caer

Middlesex School at Concord Announces 28 Graduates

Commencement will span three days with graduation on June 12. Baccalaureate on June 8 at Memorial Chapel featuring Dr. Lawrence K. Lunt. Hon. W. Cameron Forbes to preside. diplomas to 28 graduates. Luncheon, ivy exercises, and dances to follow.

Concord Middlesex School Snothall Arthur Motter Lamb Memorial Chapel Henry K. Sherrill Episcopal Church Ivy Eliot Hall W. Cameron Forbes Norwood Lawrence K. Lunt Frederick Winsor

Lawn Party at West Concord Church Features Ted Beers Band

The annual Lawn Party of the Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church will be on the church grounds June 12 afternoon and evening. Ted Beers Band will play starting at the cones. Food ice cream balloons and various crafts will be available plus a regular supper at 38 oclock.

Concord Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Ted Beers

Poresky Found Dead at Home in Clinton

Maynard June 4 local merchant Pee Morria M Poresky died suddenly Friday at home 99 Mechanic Street Clinton wife found him on the kitchen floor Dr J J Goodwin deputy medical examiner ruled death due to natural causes Poresky 70 born in Poland long business ties to Hudson and Maynard instrumental in Clinton Jewish Congregation and later led a Jewish lodge He is survived by his wife

Maynard The Independent Order of the Brotherhood of Abraham

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