Marlboro-A Chevrolet Collision Arrest Reported
Margaret Driscoll of Brook Street Maynard and Leon Mara of 18 Bedford Street Concord collided with a coupe owned and operated by Hiram K Slayton of Gates Avenue Gates, near Anthony DeBarros Hosmer Street home. Slayton, Clifford Greenwood and Herbert Bartlett were en route to a fire at the Richardson cabin. No injuries. Mara arrested for drunkenness and operating under the influence. locked up for district court appearance. Deputy Chief Amadee Gardner investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Driscoll
Brook Street
Maynard
Leon Mara
Bedford Street
Concord
Hiram K Slayton
Gates* Avenue
Anthony ‘DeBarros
Hosmer ‘Street
Slayton
Clifford Greenwood
Herbert Bartlett
Richardson Cabin
Miss Driscoll
Amadee Gardner
Middlesex Sheriff Sale Auction Notice 1936 Concord Malden land
Public auction set for July 2 1936 at 1 pm on 20 Seton Street Cambridge. Lincoln R Soulé of Concord holds right and interest seized by attachment March 12 1930 in Middlesex County. Property includes land in Malden and Concord with 48 square rods more or less and various described bounds, buildings, and rights, subject to exceptions. sale ends June 26 1988. Sheriff Herbert C Blakc.
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Middlesex
Setonn Street
Cambridge
Lincoln R. Soulé
Concord
Auid
Malden
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Porter & Kearney
A.F. Sargent
Middlesex South District
Barretts Mill
Joseph
P. George
George
Darius
Merriam
Theophilus
Mason
Spehéér
Askabet
Middlesex Central Railroad’’Company
Daniel BE. Angier
Jané
Newton D
Newton D. ‘Grogs, and Neetly ‘By Said Barretts Mill
Mesex
Barre
Garett
Odarett
Andi
Herbert C. Blagk
Homemakers Picnic Planned by Middlesex Units at Carey Memorial
Middlesex County extension units charter bus to Lexington for a Homemakers Picnic on Wednesday June 11 at Carey Memorial Hall 10 30 am to 3 30 pm Honorary guests include Governor and Mrs Allen with closing address by Governor Allen Reverend Samuel M Lindsay will speak on The Art of Living Together A nursery school will care for young children A program features Miss Velman Jeppson music appreciation and community singing and Professor Clark Thayer will Demonstrate Flower Arrangement using garden blooms for home display
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Middlesex County
Carey Memorial
Hall
Lexington
Allen
Samuel M. Lindsay
First Baptist Church
Brookline
Lindsay
Ndsay
Baptist Church
Therogram
Velman Jeppson
Jeppson
Alk
Clark Thayer
Massachusetts ‘Agricultural College
Thayer
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Massachusetts
Mortgagee Morris Rudnick announces foreclosure sale of a Sudbury property tied to Charles G Galbo and Margherita S Galbo. The auction, June 19 1930 at ten in the morning, will include land with buildings bounded by the State Highway Union Grant and other deeds. Purchaser to pay two hundred dollars at sale. terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesxg.galbo
Mar- Sherita
S. Galbo
Sudbury
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Morris
Norfolk County
Aes
James Pain
Howard M. Simonds
Giviler
Middlesex South District
Maynard Board of Selectmen Meeting Notice
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 pm in Creighton's Block. Applications for licenses or permits to be presented. secretary and chairman listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Binks
P. Joseph SC
Samuel
Concord High School Triumph Over Maynard In Ninth Inning Drama
Concord High School defeated Maynard led by Eddie Loughlin and Cunningham who had two hits each. The game featured a ninth inning rally where a tying bunt attempt at home plate was ruled out, with Maynard’s Wilcox delivering strong two-out hitting to fuel the late surge.
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Wilcox
Maynard
Concord HS
Concort
Cunningham
McGrath
Jagling
Farrar
Ode
Mara
Seer
Heyleger
Besco
Settee
Brigman
Maynard H
PO AR Latva
Gagne
Frigard
Pee Ee
Hannon
Sapetande
Lampinen Pee Seer
Ee Eeeaee
Concord Veeste
Dee
Graduation Exercises at Trinitarian Congregational Church
The annual church graduation in the chapel led by Superintendent W Edward Lamb saw seven children promoted from the beginner to primary level, 19 promoted from primary to intermediate, and 18 from intermediate to senior. Certificates were distributed, greetings extended by department superintendents, and offerings for the building fund totaled 19.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church‘ School of
Trinitarian
Congregational Church
Chaapel
W. Edward’Lamb
Lamb
Aljean Nyland
W Edward Lamb
Michael Cody
Wallace B Conant
Church ‘Building Fund
Mrs Walter B Piper Hosts Village Gathering
About twenty five people attended a social at Mrs Walter B Piper's Old Sudbury Road home on Sunday evening. A wind storm felled several trees around town. Miss Mary Piper is at the Boston School of Physical Education camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
B. Piper
Old Sudbury Road
Mary Piper
Boston Sthoe
For Sale Crawford Kitchen Good Condition
A fragment shows a sale notice for a Crawford kitchen in good condition priced at 25 dollars. It mentions contact details in Concord Massachusetts and a separate probate notice from Middlesex County Massachusetts. The probate item cites Maffon T Packard late of Acton and Administrator James B Packard seeking authority to continue the business for the estate with a Cambridge Probate Court citation set for June 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Kitchen
Fairhaven, Rd
Concord
Mass
Commonwealth of Massachsetts
Middlesex, &S
Maffon T. Packard
Acton
Middlesex
James B. Packard
Cambridge
Acton "Enterprise
John €.Leggat
Estaire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Milestone Day Observed At Whiting School For Boys
Note mentions June observance of Milestone Day at the Whiting School for Boys with a 2 o clock event at the First Parks Center. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Wiltéh
Mainé
Whiting School For
la Se 1
Ohare Bu
Dublic
Memorial Day visitors color West Acton notes
West Acton memories recall Grace Richardson visiting from Keene NH and Marjory Stearne on vacation from Framingham Denison Manufacturing. Nearby, Gertrude Leighton and George Roe family updates, weddings, anniversaries, and local notices from Holt home to Arlington Street tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Grace Richardson
Central Street
Keene
Costello
Marjory
Stearné
Denniéen* Manufactur’ Ing Co
Framingham
Gertrude Leighton
Holt
George Roe
Arlington Treet
Grano
Roe
George
Towne
Waltham
Marvin
Kelly
Charles
Will
Hopes Cemetery
Elizabéth “Motiiebn
Winchester
Malden
Rebekary Lodge
Kathléén O'stéa
James
New York
John Duggin
MacDougall
Annouitiiz
Juhe
Pans
Charles J Holton Dies After Long Illness In Acton
Charles J Holton a longtime barber in Acton died after a two month illness. Born in Littleton he lived in West Acton about four years and was 60 years old. He had operated a barber shop on Central Street in Acton for nearly forty years and was active in local groups. Funeral services were held at his home on Friday afternoon conducted by Rev. A F Tord.
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Charles J. “Hotton
West Acton
Iittleton
Central -Street
Blaine
Tory
Pag - Holton
Acton Toige
Joop
May Ponie
Maynard
George
B.holton
Bia
A.F. Tord
Legion Auxiliary Sells 250 Poppies for Welfare Fund
The auxiliary sold 250 poppies to support soldiers and their families. White led with the largest number of poppies sold, directing proceeds to the Welfare Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenaivary
Bedford Athletics Suffer Loss in Narrow Match
The Bedford team battled hard but fell short as key batters produced limited runs and the rival posted stronger totals. Harold provided sparks with the bat while teammates struggled to convert chances, ending with a disappointing defeat.
Bedford Ath letic Team Triumphs In Wet Field Game
Bedford and Forest played a soggy contest with Bedford scoring first and again in the seventh. Forest Hills pitcher faltered in the eighth as Bedford's defense and timely hits, including three homers, sparked a win.
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Bedford
Gaeee
Forest
Gaita McGovern’s
Erandn Om Page
Iniags
Thakine
Hille
Hills
Gowan
King
Paleo
Bedford Grabs Late Lead In Uneven Baseball Tilt
Bedford baseball beat Lexington 7 to 5 after a chaotic first six innings. Early scoring by Bedford's players included a third inning run and a fourth inning standout. Lexington, tied late, faced multiple errors and walks.
Mystery House Names Ynd Holley in Mystic Smiths Claim
Mr and Yee seas alley of Mystic hosted a gathering at Lin den street this week to celebrate the home of their son Ynd Holley in a local social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Yee Seas
Mystic
Sone Ynd Holley
Linden Street
Rovers Triumph Highlighted By Triple Play at Crowe Park
In a rare show of defense and teamwork, Crowe Park hosted a junior game where the Rovers completed a notable triple play. The score line indicated a 9 to 1 outcome as Leomi Poa and Cinb led the young squad with rapid exchanges and sharp fielding.
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Aes Uae Thera
Etry Rovers
Crowe Park
O John
R. Leomi
Marriage Notice From Dudley Road Parsonage
In Maine, Maréia married Soutise Frt and Memesis Parsonage ageand. Ormand Scott has served in the em loy of H Pne Soils for about three years. They will occupy a cottage on Dudley road upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maréia
Maine
Ormand Scott
Dudley Road
Concord Country Club Champ Golf Results
In June at Concord the C F Bowers won the club championship with a 12 hole two thirds handicap format. Notables include Charles F Bowers Piper Hepburn Abbott and Buttrick in early rounds. Matches featured 19 hole battles as John Be Buttrick defeated C B Johnson and Michael Cody beat William Fawyerstanr.
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Concord
Arléa F
Charles F. Ae
C. B
Olen
Piper
Andrew. H. Hepburn
John M.abbot
Heney
P. Kidder
Wilke
Carda
John
Buttrick
C.B. Johnson
Michael
Cody
William
Fawyerstanr
Blair
Dexelant
Morgan H. Smith
de- P. Kidder
Ape Datgaton
Relphic
Concord Elks Edge Waltham In Tight Baseball Contest
Concord defeats Waltham 3 to 2 as Johnson drives in a run and McGilvary stars with key plays. Speyer, Frederick, Kept Tight, and Pet erson contribute for Concord while Waltham’s McGilvary scores twice and steals a base. Ten combined hits yield a close league game with late scoring in the fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Elks
Waltham City
E. Johnson
Rene
Waltham
McGilvary
Frederick
Speyer
Peterson
Son
Ange Kin
Secon
Ape
Adv
McGilvary Ochit Eately
Ana
Jore Stainp
Ha’ Daub
Smith
Confused Recap of Somerville Club Victory and Baseball Play
A garbled report recalls a Somerville club win with reference to Len Smith and a noted late run. Players Ahearn Burk Johnson and others are mentioned amid injuries and a tense finish as officials and fans watch the game unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville ci
Ft. Victary
Fea Mowitz
Vieitéty
Wheb Smith
Ahearn
Ana
George Johnson
G. P
Experimental Parament Action Advances Sound and Light
A report on a new parament action demonstration showing improved light and sound features. Burton Coughlan, manager, notes efforts by Peoples and Western Electric to refine night performances, promising enhancements in both performance pace and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Coughlan
Peoples Ithe 6
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