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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
3
The West Acton area hosts a series of community activities including a visit by local officers and firehouse invitations. Attendees toured Centre facilities, observed a lodge gathering, and noted new home developments around Fort Pond.
Sunday program for children titled Flowers kingdom presented by the church group. Mrs Ayoks supervises with workers assisting. A lunch and measuring event planned at Mrs At home on June 19 with the Ladies Circle. A church visit from First Congregational choir is scheduled for an evening service. Continuous musical program by the Young People choir.
In a tense finish Bi edged TRS Stow 5 to 2 with a late goal by Tom Casnared. Tip Lan contributed the second tally as Conan tee led the offense and Peg Be Coiasord provided steady defense throughout the match.
Memorial Congregational worship was held Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. John C. Hall. Daisy Tipton, district manager for the Edu System in New England, visited Sudbury. James Shea tended hay on Lancaster Road and work continued on the Noyes and Powers project at Concord Road. Adelaine Redmond of Arbroath visited friends in Sudbury Thursday. The fortnightly Wey Club held a dinner and card evening hosted by Mrs. Charles A. entertained. Meria Rankine returned to Candy Hill after a Boston visit. Sam Wood and Ruth Gerry recalled old times in Sudbury during a weekend at Rock Island.
Children will be observed at the First Parish church next Sunday for a christening service at 11 15 a m. All children presented by guardians will receive a baptismal certificate from church records for legal identity citizenship driving licenses and other official uses. Baptism is described as the oldest rule of the Christian church with deep spiritual and communal meaning.
The sixteenth annual Sudbury school exhibit was held in the Town hall on June 6 and 7 under the Sudbury Woman's club sponsorship. Work by pupils in manual training sewing and drawing showed a high grade of achievement.
Sudbury opened last week with a 6 4 win at Dover on June 1. They then lost to Southboro 18 8 in a June 3 game at Southboro. Southboro hitters Chadwick and Vickers led the offense. Sudbury’s P Ross Malene and Richardson shared pitching duties with Dover’s Monroe and DeLong.
Notices posted in Dunbet mill announce wage cuts of about 25 percent. Workers will earn 96 cents per hour for a 48 hour week. The plant has operated at one third of capacity, with payroll previously near $90,000 during peak wartime boom.
Local Grange event planned withisit Stow Cambridge Sudbury hosting and inviting residents. Mr and Mrs A Smith and Mr and Mrs Bear Tatler serve on the organizing committee. a hal t entertainment will be provided.
Unitarian First Parish Church Stow announces its annual meeting via North Middlesex Federation. A Friday evening supper at the vestry follows a choir rehearsal Friday. Sunday June 12 features a service at 10 46 with a special program by church school members observing Children’s Day. Dorothy Strong leads an all day sewing meeting on Thursday June 16.
In Worcester a program featured Rev. and Mrs. Ivan Nowlan, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Smith, Miss Dexter, Mr. Co. W. Granda Helen Whitney, Miss Emma Warren, Miss Lew, Mr. and Mrs. John Peck, and Rev. Ivan Nowlan. The Nowlans had a part in the program.
STOW HEALTH DAY will be held at Stow Town Hall on Friday June 10 at 2 o'clock. Pupils from Bilto Grove Greasondale and Hiale High Schools will perform recitations plays and skits to promote health fitness and improved health habits. Parents and others interested in school life of children are invited.
Walter T. Gauge spoke at the school Memorial Day assembly on May 2 recounting his experiences in the Spanish American War. The program featured school songs and performances by Alice Dénelly Henry Tatler Marjorie Beggs and Emma Di Pietro.
The couple observed their 61st wedding anniversary with neighbors and friends calling on the couple at their home. Maynard and Kevra Cheney were married in the area around Sudbury and Stow and the couple’s anniversary was marked by a church gathering the Sunday after their wedding.
Miss Lilla Adame, formerly a teacher in Sudbury, is visiting her sister Mrs Stone. Alice Boastin and Maaseens Sbes reported improving daily.
Miss Ruth Fulkas returned after a visit and voted at the home of her brother, Mrs Hazel Holt Scott of Now. The text notes Mr and Mrs W Hoitt and Howard L Jones of Prospect Street as part of the surrounding mentions.
In North Acton, social gathering members including Mrs. Art on and Miss Billings met for an evening of music. A local bench club in Brookline awarded a blue ribbon to a ponies gnian dog owned by Clarence N Goward of Swastika Villa for a nine out of fifteen point score, securing championship status.
Fev George H Wood served as minister delivering the morning service in Sontay at 16 45. Bible school sessions were held at 41350 following the service.
A local celebration recognized Miss Jesse Tees as organist of the choir. She received a gold coin and a bouquet of flowers in honor of her Sahar milestone, as friends and colleagues joined the small ceremony.
Southboro residents watched as Peters High School edged Westboro 5 to 4 yesterday afternoon. Attendance was strong and the game marked a notable win in a season already featuring other close contests between the rival teams.
West Concord firefighters responded to box 43 at 10 50 am Sunday for an oil burner flare up in Del Saprent 335 Main Street with no damage. At 4 05 pm Sunday firemen from Lake Allen station fought a small brush fire in woods on the Lake Allen reservation likely carelessly started by picnickers.
Fans are invited to a forthcoming event organized by the Ladies Union of the Legion. A march and vocal selections will headline a program featuring Mrs. Frank Walker and Madame Paol. The gathering promises entertainment and a notable display of community support on June 16.
The lodge hosts its annual celebration with golf and baseball games along with tennis and bridge. A dinner is scheduled after activities. the event is set for Saturday at the local golf course. Sadie Anneal will lead entertainment and festivities.
The fragment shows plans to attend a convention on June 15 with dates for June 16 17 and 18. An invitation was extended to Milford. The text is partial and reads like a meeting notice or schedule summary.
An alarm sounded Monday afternoon for a blaze at a priest department facility with a grasa fire quickly controlled. Davison and his sisters aided in the response as residents witnessed the incident and minor damage was reported.
The article notes a regular monthly meeting and a pleasant reunion associated with a Highlande group. It mentions a member named Stow and references March, along with a form and other unclear items.
Bedford Center reports officers elected for the coming year: President Mrs. George Thompson, Vice President Mrs. E. G. Smith, Secretary Mrs. Merton Winchenbaugh, Treasurer Mrs. F. Wene and E. G. Smith. Also mentioned are Mrs Danhay and Mrs K. Dunkier. The piece notes local residents and visits, including Billings and Arlington Symphony Hospital.
The community was shocked by the death of Mrs A H Perkins after surgery on Monday afternoon. Her condition worsened following an operation, and the report notes the tragedy at the junction of the Great San. May 30 marks the tea room opening this year with Miss Gladys Dixon as manager. William Wright of Page Road is confined to a rest home.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting about an agricultural event with names such as Richardsen Sidney and Durkee Waldo related to planning and exhibits. The text hints at a staged display and voter interest, but details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like J Domiéttue and Jonty Bethowen with a song and dates. It references an academy context and places like Middlevex and Hutson. Details are unclear but suggest a historical theatre or school event brief.
Unclear OCR text shows Junions beat Bedford 7 5 at Crowé Park with Bedford finishing second. Litcohi allegedly wins title for second year while Liverman Kajino involved in opening frame efforts.
South Acton residents are invited to public inspections of the South Acton firehouse this Saturday June 11 and the West Peter firehouse Saturday June 18 between 2 and 6 pm. Herbert A. Thayer visits to monitor crops. Graded schools will close for the summer vacation starting Friday June 10.
Mr and Mrs Batelay visit Peabody with their son, while another family member stays at home.
Miss Bila Bergman crowned Miss Baby Queen at a gathering hosted by Helen Davis on Berkeley Street. Nominating remarks by Niall of the Queens of Avi and a reading by Zona Gale. Neighbors praised the event and plan a Baby Party on June 5 at Congregational Church.
Marlboro High teams prepare for a special baseball championship involving Clinton and Hadson Highs. Officials report Marlboro, defending champions, face upcoming games in May with key players and schedules to be announced.
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