Hudson Wins Close League Game by One Point
Hudson edged Maynard 13 to 12 in a tense league contest. Sczerzen relieved on the mound and delivered key hits including a triple, while Hudson manufactured the winning run in the ninth on squeeze plays as Maynard rallied. Attendance 500. Time 2h15m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Fingard
Wardzala
Maynard
Brayden
Bates
Houghton
Tierney
Morston
Wardyala
Marston
Stanunas
Murphy
White
Clark
Wheeler
Sczerzen
Whelr
Kane
Zporeski
Lawson
Bornstein
Stanianas
Wilder Maynard Dies at 72 in Tees Home
Wilder Maynard, respected resident, died at his Tees home on Tuesday after a lingering illness at age 72. He left a wife, two sons Fred and T, and four daughters including Mrs Arch Bowie. The community, neighbors, and local clergy paid tribute with flowers and sympathy. Interment was in St. Emeter Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Maynard
Fred Her
Pittsfield
Hanson
Thom
Florence Wilder
Archie Bowie
Memorial Service Observed by Maynard and Mizpah Lodges
Maynard IOOF and Mizpah Rebekah lodges jointly held a memorial service in Maynard. Members gathered at the Odd Fellows hall and proceeded to the Methodist church for a 10 45 service led by Rev Charles E Carroll. The service honored 98 departed members with music from a 25 voice choir and noted cemetery decorations in local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Lodge
IOOF
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Robert Lester
Abbie Isner
Mizpah Lodge
Charles E. Carroll
Hiram Parkin
Elsie Howard
Glenwood
Maynard Pupils Honored in Boston Herald Essay Contest
More than a dozen boys from Mrs Mary E Coughlan’s Junior High class earned special mention in the Boston Herald Lindberg Essay contest. The Herald praised the essays as carefully prepared with illustrations reflecting the students’ effort and the teacher’s guidance. Children’s Night will be observed at a Ladies Auxiliary A H meeting at Masonic hall Friday. members may bring a child as guest.
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Maynard
Mary E Coughlan
Boston Herald
The
Herald
Ladies’ ‘Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
la Child
Memorial Day Observed in Concord with solemn ceremonies
Concord's Memorial Day observance included a Memorial Sunday service at the new Trinitarian Church with military and patriotic groups as guests. A large parade and grave decorations followed at Sleepy Hollow and St Bernard's cemeteries, with 226 graves honored and a flag lowering ceremony before a Veterans Building banquet.
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Concord
New Trinitarian Congregational Church
Old Town
Old Concord
Co. H
182Nd Infantry
John C. Dolan
Marguerite L. Barnes
Henry P. Thorpe
St Bernard’s Catholic Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
William H. Finnick
Concord Council K. of C
Thomas McGann
Martin O’neil
Arthur Reilly
Edward McKenna Sr
Owen McPhillips
Joseph M Collins
Corp Ralph
Acton
Littleton
Massachusetts Reformatory
First
Herbert E. Berry
James J. Mansfield
American Legion
241St Coast Artillery Band
William A. Cushing
M.N.G
Lewis George
Ralph P. Hosmer
U. 8S
W. V
James N. Berry
A. L
Herbert B. Hosmer
C. A. Reseurs
Sylvia W. Ballou
James P. Borland
Concord Independent Battery
Roger D. Swaim
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Harold E. Orendorff
Joseph Gudet
John O’brien
St. Bernard’s
Park Lane
Monument Square
Veterans Building
Horton Ands
Philip A. Davis
John Fitzpatrick Jr Weds Mises DeVouing Quietly
John Fitzpatrick Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Fitzpatrick of Baker Avenue married Mises Anna DeVouing of Waltham in a quiet ceremony at St Charles Church. The couple were united Sunday at 12 30 PM with a simple service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide Young Fitzpatrick John Fitzpatrick, Jr
John Fitzpatrick
Baker Avenue
Mises Anna DeVouing
Waltham
Charles Church
Visitors Throng Concord Art Exhibit At Concord Centre
The Concord Art Association summer show at Concord Art Centre in Lexington attracts many locals and visitors. The exhibit features works by James Topping and numerous Boston gallery favorites, with both paintings and sculpture presented in a national scope and open daily without charge.
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Concord Centre
Concord Art Association
Concord Art Centre
Lexington
Concord
Elizabeth Wentworth Roberts
James Topping
Cumberland
Lake
Boston
A. T. Hibbard
F. J. Mulhaupt
Cape Ann
F. A. Bosley
Dudley Murphy
Fox
Lowell Road
Lake Kezar
George L. Noye
Nice
Jonas Lie
Norway
Hobar Nichol
Stanley Woodward
H. A. Vincent
Marian Sloane
Mettawke Valley
Dwight Tryon
Charles Curtis Allen
Ural
Ogunquit
Gertrude Fish
Mt. Katahdin
Tr. Bosley
Harley Kin
Country Lane
Frederick Win
Boris Lovett-Lotsky
Leningrad
Lovett- Lotsky
Daniel Chester French
Rip van Winkle
Washington Irving
Hudson
Cyrus B. Dallin
Boston Uaptors’ Society
A. A. Weinman
F. W
Will O’ the Wisp
Joe Vonnah
Friedland O Ckydesdale
Jeremiah ‘Callahan
Harriet Frishmuth
G. Paul Jenewein
Widow of Local Pharmacist Dies in Maynard
Mrs. Benjamin Johnson died at her son Ernest Johnson’s home in Middleboro last week. Her body was brought to Maynard for burial in the family lot at Glenwood Cemetery. The Johnson family were long known in the area with Benjamin Johnson once proprietor of the Johnson Pharmacy later run by his sons and Charles Warren in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Maynard
Benjamin Johnson
Ernest Johnson
Middleboro
Maynard
Glenwood
Concord Board of Health Regulates Dumping and Waste Disposal
The Concord Board of Health issues rules: no dumping without a permit. no disposal of dead animals or waste on public or private property or water. owners must remove filth when ordered. penalties under Massachusetts law cap at one hundred dollars.
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Board of Health of Concord
Town of
Concord
Board of Health
Massachusetts
Couple Plans Wedding Tour in New York then to West Concord
The couple will spend their wedding tour in New York before moving to reside in West Concord. The plan outlines a brief stay in the city and a relocation to the Concord area after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Concord
May Festival at Concord Academy Highlights Crowned Queen
Concord June 6 May Festival at Concord Academy featured 135 pupils outdoors with an orchestra, Maypole dance, and the crowning of May Queen Margaret Smith by Parker Foss. Attendants included Barbara Wardwell and others. field day on June 6 and graduation June 13 announced. Concord Lodge of Elks will hold Flag Day on Emerson Playgrounds Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Academy
Margaret Smith
Academy
Barbara Wardwell
Parker Foss
Julie- Anne Foote
Rosemary Baldwin
Caroline Swaim
Barbara Hollis
Emily Cobb
Mary Hatch
Little Parker Foss
Concord Lodge of Elks
Emerson
Treatment for Pupil at Ford Hospital
Caroline E. Stone twelve year old daughter of Mrs B O Stone of Sudbury and pupil of Mary Lamb school owned by Henry Ford will soon become a patient at Ford Hospital Detroit at his invitation. She will be accompanied by her sister to avoid homesickness while under daily supervision at the private hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline E. Stone
B O Stone
Sudbury
Mary Lamb
Henry Ford
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Ford
Daring arrest nets Malone in Gretna garage caper
Chief Michael Foley and Officer William Driscoll arrested a 20 year old man after a 1 30 a m break in at the Stuart MacGregor garage. The suspect, Melvin F Malone of Arlington Street Everett, was found under a car with the Hudson registered in his name. Police also found tires and gas stolen from Kellys Corner filling station. Malone was arraigned in district court and Foley and his men were praised for the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Foley
William Driscoll
Stuart MacGregor
Melvin F. Malone
Arlington Street
Everett
Joseph Butler
MacGregor
Mr. MacGregor
Foley
Young Butler
Butler
Driscoll
Malone
Kelly’s Corner
McGregor
Macclillan
Ridge
Lake Walden
Berry again heads Jas J Mansfield Post officers
At the James J Mansfield Post American Legion meeting in the Veterans Building on Thursday evening, officers were elected with Herbert E. Berry named Commander and other posts filled. The event highlighted post activities and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
JAS. J. Mansfield Post
James J. Mansfield Post
American Legion
Veterans Building
Folowing
Herbert E. Berry
Battle over Blood Stain Evidence in Hinman Knowlton Trial
Cambridge dispatch reports a murder trial in Framingham for Hinman Knowlton Jr. with medical experts from Suffolk County and Harvard contesting blood-stain evidence on the suspect’s automobile and rubbers. Witnesses describe finding a woman’s body near Concord, blood evidence, and an autopsy chain as jurors view the Knowlton home and related sites.
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New York
Knowlton
Stewart
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Frederick Hinman’Knowlton, Jr
Marguerite Isobel Stewart
George B. McGrath
Suffolk County
Harvard
Young Knowlton
Framingham
Otto H. Schultze
District Attorney's Office
New York City
Schultze
Willis F. Bird
Hawthorne Road
Concord
Marshall J. Wetherell
Ryan
Atty. Driscoll
Joseph Dee
Boston
J. Warren Toelken
Henry J. Walcott
Mid-dlesex
Hinman Knowlton
Marguerite I. Stewart
Beverly
Wilfred D. Gray
Coungel
Lincoln Street
Knowlton Battery
Irving Street
East Cambridge Court House
F G Taylor
Robinson
E J Grant
A C Eveleth
John H. Fairbairn
Robert T Bushnell
Frederic C. Crafts
Edward J Sherlock
Edward O'Neill
Election slate lists officers and trustees for two years
Mander reelected as commander heads a slate with Herbert B Hosmer as vice commander B Alcott Pratt as finance officer Leon F Foss as adjutant George L Prescott as historian Leslie O Anderson Edward B Caiger and Michael J Dee on the executive committee for two years D Ripley Gage Burleigh Pratt and Horton Edmonds named trustees of the permanent welfare fund.
Wayside Inn to Close on Sundays Across Ford Holdings
The Wayside Inn will stop admitting guests on Sundays starting next week while the grounds remain open to the public. Ford holdings including factories mines and railroads will observe Sunday closure to give workers a rest as Henry Ford advocated. Local officials note the policy aligns with a broader company practice across the Ford interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Boyer
Sudhu Er Ciana
Ford
Forde
Henry ‘Ford
Auction Sale of Used Cars in Waltham June 9 1928
About 65 good used cars to be sold by public auction Saturday June 9 1928 at 10 A M at the sales rooms of William Mace Inc Waltham Hudson dealer 173 High Street Waltham Mass Every car in perfect running condition Many thoroughly overhauled and newly painted Time payments arrange d on any car sold for more than 200 At least 25 per cent car deposit required at time of sale The sale is not being held on ac count of any financial difficulties but on account of being overstock ed with used cars and we are anxious to give the public the benefit of this sale Every Car Will Be Sold Regard less of Cost Remember the Date June 9 1928 10 A M John A Finigan Auctioneer Concord Mags Tel 404 W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mace Inc
Waltham Hudson
High Street
Waltham
Mass
John A. Finigan
Concord
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Hiram Smith
Thomas
Iam Murray
Michael ‘Keezan
Alexander
St.emetery
Mpson Bering
Joryou
Boston Paper
Board OF Health Regulations
Little Red
John P Driscoll
Michael C. Kelleher
Wayside Inn
John, A. Finigan
George H. Blanchard
Black’s
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Maye
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Helen T. Bauldwin
Ida F. Blanchard
Bitte
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