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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1930

Page

3

Learn Dye Art Camp For Homemakers At Massapoag Lake

A four day camp from June 17 to 20 at Lake Massapoag offers practical dyeing on cotton and woolen goods plus leather work, lectures, and demonstrations. Sponsored by the Middlesex County Extension Service, it is open to homemakers with registrations sent to the office in Concord.

Amul Lake Massapong Dunstable Midana KeyHome ‘Department Middane Cunty Extension Service William R. Cole State _Caining Massachsastts Agri Everett’ St Concord

Local couples take weekend motorcycle trips along New England coast

South Acton residents Mrs Willard Sylvia Winifred Sylvia and Stannard Sylvia rode to Bangor and Brewer Maine where they were guests of Frank E Hardy and family Seward S Spinney drove to Kennebunk on Decoration Day and visited Burton B Smith and his wife

Willard Sylvia Winifred Sylvia Stannard Sylvia Bangor Brewer Maine Frank E. Hardy Seward S. Spinney Kennebunk Burton B. Smith

Congregational Church Announces Sunday Schedule

Rev. Ralph A. Barker will lead morning service at 10 30 and Bible school with adult classes at 11 45 on Sunday June 8 A concert by the Sunday school children is at 7 p m An interesting and pleasing program is planned Public invited to attend.

Congregational Church Ralph A. Barker

Universalist Church News and Local Club Reports

Morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at 12. Mr and Mrs Otis J Reed and families. EB McClure and Beverly camp at Fort Pond. Pratt family summer camp on Lake Lakeport shores. H clubs active. improvement association rooms in Quimby Square hosted a Bedford meeting with George X Erickeon Middlesex County club agent speaking on planning and screen singing. A large crowd enjoyed cake coffee and chatter.

Otis J. Reed Harold McClure Beverly Fort Pond Edward Pratteft Lake Ee Bedford X. Erickeon Middlesex County Club esAtto

Local visitors and households roam holiday plans noted

Mrs. Ha side and Mrs. Marian Hussey hosted at the Jones farm during the holiday. Mr and Mrs Ruersell Quimby and family from Swin B NY were visiting Emma Charlés H and others, with several unnamed locals also mentioned in a compact community scene.

Jefferson Haside Connecticut Marian Hussey Jones Farm Ruersell Quimby Swin N.Y Emma Charlés Rowel Ann

Maynard Junior Baseball Triumph Over Holy Name

Maynard Junior baseball team defeated Holy Name of Hudson 10 to 5 in a Monday game, delivering a sweet revenge for locals. Ruth Bradley of Regis College Weston participated in a Shrew play at Audubon, with her parents and other local figures in attendance. A bridge party at Maynard Country Club hosted ten tables under the Woman's Golf Club, with prizes to Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Flood, and Mrs. Jones of Acton.

Maynard Witt Lea Aing Crowe Hursdanvarverd Orlaug Lincold Holy Name Hudson Ruth Bradley Regis College Weston tolleBe* Sindy Asset Jeremiah Bradley Florence Wilder Herbert Martin Maynard ‘Country Club Woman's Golf’ Club Charles ‘Walker Edna Flood Mary‘ Jonés Acton

Pillerica Tops Maynard 8-2 to Extend Middlesex League Lead

Pillerica built an early lead with thirteen solid drives as Jimmy Woodson hit a triple and two singles while Purrell added three singles. Eddie Bellaine pitched five scoreless innings before Maynard erupted in the seventh. Boulden made key catches in the field as Pillerica won 8 to 2 at Crowe Park.

Pillerica Maynard Crowe ‘Park Jimmy Woodson Purrell Eddie Bellaine Boulden

Bedford recital honors Ellen Atwater Goudéy and Memorial Day parade

A Bedford recital by Mrs. Ellen Atwater Goudéy occurred in Grange hall on Tuesday afternoon. The Memorial Day parade moved from the center to Shawheen cemetery where wreaths were laid on veterans' graves. The Lexington Drum Corps led the procession in new grey and blue uniforms, followed by Legion Post No. 221 led by Edward O'Dowd, with Auxiliary units and Sons of Veterans present. The graveside service included remarks by Minister Frank G Thompson and Commander O'Dowd, then a return to the center with a decorated bow and Taps. The American Legion Auxiliary arranged lunch for attendees at the Grange afterward.

Bedford Ellen Atwater’ Goudéy Grangégjqll Ig Hitiren Eile Polf Fredérick H. Sullivan Lexington Legion Post No.221 Edward O'Dowd Jookej Shewsheen Frank G Thompson O'Dowd American Legion Auxiliary

Memorial Day Obituary Notes Bank Official

The Bugler of the Atlantic National Bank Band sounded taps in memory of a late priest. Mr Prigst served on the Atlantic National managerial staff, was a former selectman, and at his death chaired the Town Finance Committee.

Atlantic “Na Onal I : Priest Prigst Atlantic National

Concord Daily Notes School Events Track Meet And Club Gatherings

The Concord Chronicle reports on local activities including Court Our Lady Help of Christians events at Odd Fellow Hall, Miss Eleanor Gordon returning from Boston School of Fine Arts, Concord High baseball preparing for Natick visit, and Hinsdale High versus Concord on Emerson Playground. The Concord Garden Club tour to Mrs Edwin Webster's garden is noted, plus horse show prizes for Agnes Carruth at Stoneleigh Rye Beach. Mayfield track and Fitchburg pitch ball plans are listed with upcoming meets and games at Emerson Playground.

George Ae ‘Ante Dorottiea Loughtin Jackson Court Our Lady’ Help of Christians America Odd Fellow’s’ Hall Eleanor Gordon M. Gordon Narhawtuee Road Concord School ‘of’ Fine Arts Boston Concord High Behsol Natick Natick High School Mingham High Concord High Emerson Playground Concord Garden’ Club Edwin S. ‘Webster Hammond” Street Chestnut Hulk Migs Agnes Carruth Charles. Carruth Stoneleigh School Rye Beach N. H I Concord Fitchburg Methuen’ High Conerd

Concord Community Sermon and Sunday Services Schedule

A historical notice details Sunday worship at Concord Christ Scientist church with morning service at 8:45, Sunday school at 10:45, and Wednesday testimonial meetings at 7:45. The Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays except holidays, and the text cites readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

Christ Scientist Concord God Jess Mary Baker Eddy

Pets of Monitor Lodge honored at Orintha meeting

Members of Monitor Lodge A F and A M hosted a lodge gathering at Orintha Temple on Monday evening. The event featured piano solos and visiting officers, with supper served afterward in the hall.

Jesus Monitor Lodge Orinthisa Incise Temple Eveita Bun G Chap- Fennerner Judking Ber ‘Corey Alfred Whee George Bates Ketty. Starr Corinthian Lodge

Thurlow Pastor Leads Sunday and Midweek Services

In a church notice the Thurlow pastor is slated to lead Sunday morning worship at 9 30 a m and a mid week service on Tuesday June 1 with the congregations urged to attend the morning service conducted by the pastor.

Berber ti egeent with rae bell Hise Providence

Unable to determine readable facts from the provided OCR fragment. No clear person, organization, place, or event is identifiable to summarize into a proper headline and card teaser.

Rae Bell Hise

Concord High Defeats HOB In Park League Hurling

Concord High dominates with a steady infield and timely hits. Captain Sparkes, Farrar and McGrath lead as Stewart keeps pressure on the visitors. Home team benefits from key crosses and a late rally to secure the easy victory.

Bedhat Capt. Sparkes Eek Si Stedling Dia Peter Farrar Concord Stewart Hom Needhg Conntaehein McGrath Farrar Maratha Gilpatrick Eagan Totas Needham Ruane

Elm limb falls. traffic rerouted in Concord

A large elm limb, about 500 feet long and two feet thick, toppled onto power lines and blocked eastbound traffic in Concord. Police redirected cars via the church driveway while the power and street departments worked to remove debris and repair the damaged lines.

Ight Fred Wenthiek Buread

Arlington High Girls Beat Concord 9 to 5 in Dual Meet

Arlington High defeated Concord girls 9 to 5 in a home game. Langhle pitched six innings with 2 earned runs and 13 strikeouts. Both teams scored in the sixth inning as Arlington pulled ahead after a strong defensive display.

Arlington High Ae Netoot Hk Concord Ae LangHle Arlington

Fragmentary sports notes with names and scores

OCR fragment lists players and partial scores with multiple unreadable names. Mentions Carr Ay, Peterson, Dowie, Mant, Marjorie Lowcock, Fillen Nisken, Ruth MaeWl, Teddy, Grace Da. The text is incomplete, unclear, and lacks a coherent event or result.

Eyie Baglane Carr Doramy Peterson Red O' Henrick Dowie Marjorie Lowcock di Fillen Nisken Ruth MaeW'l- Hama Teddy Reiaaaa Eal Grace Tae

Cambridge Mayor Russell Speaks at School Commencement

Confused excerpts show Mayor Richard M. Russell of Cambridge delivering a talk at a Middle Y event. Mildred Murray graduates Concord High and George School of Art last week. Concord votes for repeal with 251 ballots cast. Community church meeting and tea follow.

Richard M. Russell Cambridge Middley Russell Mildred Murray Concord George School of Art

Ancient Order meeting at Monument Hall features surprise program

The Ancient Order at Hibernicing held a meeting in Monument Hall on Tuesday evening last week with President F Powers presiding. A surprise entertainment with dancing singing and other features proceeded under a committee led by Joseph M Golling Patrick Smith and Richard Hartnett.

Monument Hall F.powers Srn Joseph M Golling Patrick’ Smith Richard Hartnett

Presentations at Tea for Elizabeth Borley in Concord

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Borley hosted a tea at 80 Main Street for their daughter Elizabeth B. de Vermandais-Bogsl ey. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Coolidge and several Concord residents such as Miss Cynthia Cook and Miss Mary Rogie.

Frederick A. Borley Elizabeth Cynthia Mary

Hole in One Report From Concord Course

A golfer at Concord Country Club achieved a hole in one on the third hole of a 155 yard par three. The drive traveled nearly the full distance, rolled onto the green, and dropped into the cup, marking a notable first of the season in Concord.

Concord John Concoré Hubes

Local Golf Match Highlights At Concord Club

June entry from the Concord Country Club recounts a golf event with players such as Faversham Jr, Buttrick, Wheeler, Eaton, Holden, and Cody Jr. scoring drives and putts. Faversham Jr. emerges with the top score as teams contend for a driving and putting victory.

Gneord Una Concord Country Club Tj Bebt Cleveland Russell Favershany, Jr Buttrick Faversham Hart Buttrick Keley Wheeler I John MM. Eaton Henry P Ed Holden Andrew H Haa William Paversham Abbott John B. Eg Michael Cody Jr

King's Daughters Nesting Event at Chapter House

The King's Daughters held their spring season gathering in the new auditorium of the DAR Chapter House on Tuesday afternoon last week. Attendees noted the event's setup and schedule in the community notice.

Massachusetts league match yields high gunner at Woburn shoot

Scores from a Massachusetts Far League match at Woburn show Hawaty Billings as high gunner with a 46 on the first string. teams from Marae Sportsman's Club and Woburn posted totals in the 200s. Concord earlier lost to Lynn Fich Club 213-196 as shooters from Lynn and Concord posted top scores and notable performances across multiple events.

Massachusetts Woburny Cate Igunner Hawaty Billings Foss Wbulger Totata Peterson Lynn High Gun Ner J Lynnn J Arbing Hart Golby Jany Kenni Goke F Needham W C Goodrich WA Goodrich J Martin Goodrich Patten A. Doane

Bernard Memorial Service Held Despite Rain

The annual memorial service at Bernard's church was held in the afternoon on May 25 in St Bernard's cemetery with large attendance despite rain. Rev William H Pinnick led the service with Rev Joseph W Healy assisting. Fr Fianitk delivered the memorial sermon. Nearly 50 graves were decorated by Knights of Columbus No 287 and Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Bernard’s Church St. Bernard's Cemetery Wiliam H. Pinnick Joseph W Healy Fianitk Ancient “Order ‘of Hibernians Thomas J McGann Joseph ‘McKenna Knighte of Cove

Mrs Eliza D Bryden Funeral Services Held

Mrs Eliza D Bryden widow of Civil War veteran Robert Bryden died aged 95 at 50 Common Ave. Last rites were conducted by Rev Alfred Wheeler at the West Concord Union Church with Mrs Benjamin Derby singing Bryden’s favorite hymns. Bearers included George Haef West Concord, Anglea Finan and Thomas Finan Providence, and James Doyle Keene. Burial followed in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.

Fugadd ‘Bryden Robert’ Brydesn Homie Commonmoe Avenue Concordatory Alfred .Wheeler. Stone West Concord Union Shurch Benjamin Derby Bryden George West Concord

Fragmented OCR Narrative From Difficult Reading

An unclear OCR passage describes a fire on a farm with dense smoke. The text mentions a person named Lord Keese and an attempt to open a barn or building with Bearcats involved, but many words are garbled and uncertain.

Bari Ian Laslie Keese

Mrs Tigat to Travel With Family in Italy

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Mrs Tigat and her two young daughters plan a visit to Italy and will return to Concord. The text is incomplete and the exact dates or destinations beyond Italy are unclear.

Tigatoa Tiaty Prasad Nokia Italy Concord

Concord High Dominates Needham In Narrow Track Meet Win

Concord high edged Needham 47 to 34 as McGrath Cunningham and Hanley led with multiple firsts. Cunningham swept sprints, McGrath won the 440 and shot put, while Needham’s Johnson Ackroyd and West led in several events.

Concordé Conebra Hight Daya Needham High Concord Field Needham McGrath- Cunnnen Hanley Inife Lawrence McGrath Cunningham Johnson Ackroyd West Lawrencé Nant Stewart

Concord Board of Trade to Convene June Meeting

The Concord Board of Trade will meet Thursday evening June 5 in Eaton hall at the high school building at 8 o'clock. The speaker will be Mr Walter B Harmon of Portland Maine field representative of the New England District of Kiwanis International who will explain the Kiwanis International.

Concord Concord Board of Trade Eaton Hall Walter BE. Harmon Portland New England Kiwanis Jvho

Unclear local social event described with names and performers

Fragmentary text mentions a party and a musical program with Thomson Blood, Mrs Carry, Laura Herrig Kelley, a violist, and a pianist, referencing South Acton Massachusetts and a paper’s description of the event.

Jute 8 8 45 Communion Sermon Morning

Fragmentary text notes a morning communion and sermon activity in a church service. The garbled OCR mentions terms like Communion and sermon but lacks clear names, places, or dates to identify the event.

Belmont Hill 3D Defeats Fenn School In Seven

Belmont Hill 3D edges Fenn School 10 to 9 in a seven inning game on Wednesday afternoon. Belmont Hill rallied with two late runs after an error and timely hits as Dewey Cross Eaton and Thompson Devakuk pitched and batted for the winners.

Fenn BelmOnt Hill Belmont Fennist Dewey, Cross Eaton Thompson Devak

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South Acton Universalist Church Andrew J Torsleff A.D. Holt Biflerica Oe Buxton Rew Math. Medicine Co Village Barnard Pharmacy Marlboro F. S Stiitkers Ideal Ice Cream Co Theodore Orice Iene Charten Sheehan Linpwor Lincoln Soncord Keyea Herbert Smith Edwara Furber Lily Forbers Aise Yards Swilliam Faversham, Jr Eaperienlit Paratha, Wen T. Bernard James“ Powers, Sr Joseph Colling Richard Aerimett Eliza D. Bryden Wein Board OF Trade Tring Press Traveller Abeacharel Hill Fennischool AG Ziecees West, Congm
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