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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1929
Page
5
A long list of names marks Children’s Day activities at Concord churches with baptisms, Bible gifts, and perfect attendance pins. In Norwe gian and Union Church services, children performed recitations, songs, and pageants as pastors preached and distributed diplomas and flowers.
Mr and Mrs William C Damon of Concord and Buffalo announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Lamon to Stuart J Sugbee son of Mr and Mrs Louis Sugbee of Needham Miss Damon graduated from Abbot Academy in 1973 and Wellsley College in 1977 She works at Widward Fillmore Hospital in Buffalo Mr Sugbee graduated from MIT in 192? and is in business in Morristown Penn
Sudbury High defeated Westborn Wednesday and Wayland Friday after Dover and Weston games were cancelled due to bad weather. The wins would give Sudbury a 10 5 record for the season, ending a successful year. In a separate Eastern Massachusetts League game Clinton beat Sudbury 4 2 at Clinton Friday night in a fast 1 hour 9 inning contest. Clinton bunched hits in the third fifth and seventh as Sudbury scored in the fifth on Daigneaults double and Crossmans single. Dupvill scored on a seventh inning run after being bunted to third.
Paul Wilson, eighth grade at Junior High, entered a poster in a contest for the Mags and had his work featured in a dune copy of Dumb Animals.
Howard Herbert was honored by Iwright clubmates with a miscellaneous shower at the Lake Hoon clubhouse last night. He received a leather chair as a gift and the event ended with a cheerful report of a good time.
Mrs. Joan U Weil, sister of William Leonards proprietor of the Kiaito theatre, died yesterday at her Nanasket summer home of pneumonia. Mrs. O'Neil spent last summer in Maynara.
Antonia Mistretta is elected president with Dominico Mucciacio as vice president and Ernest Mariano as orator. Vincenzo Iannuzzo becomes recording secretary and Celestino Primiano is financial secretary. Other officers include Salvatore Terrasi treasurer and Terrasi as speditor with Lattucca grappo Di, Vincenzo Maria, and Ciri no as trustees. Conductors Lalli, guards Veleno and Mistretta, Carrubba, and delegates to the state convention named. St Anthony Crusaders set annual parade for Sunday June 16.
The West Acton Baptist Church reports an unusually interesting last Sunday with a dedication ceremony for five children during the morning service. Miss Irma Durkee was unable to play the organ, and Mrs Gerty Fogg substituted. The evening program featured the Junior Sunday School and the Young Peoples Choir. Several pupils received Bible and Testament awards. The Ladies Circle last supper is planned for June 13 with a California chicken cup and hopes for a large turnout. Next Sunday is June 16.
The graduating class of Acton High School along with faculty and friends will be guests at the morning service. Rev. Mr. Jeffries will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Seniors met in the church basement for several months and decor helps are requested from the Ladies Circle on Saturday afternoon.
Joshua B. Phillips 79, long time Sudbury resident, died suddenly yesterday of heart trouble at Mrs. Hart L. Ames home. He had been in failing health. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. George H. Clark will officiate. Burial will be in the new family lot at Wadsworth Cemetery.
The class of 1928 from Sudbury High held a two day reunion at Miss Helen Bleckmer’s cottage in Duxbury. Four members including Winifred Blackmer Bertha Simon Hollis Cossar and Robert Hunter attended with local organizers Miss Helen Blackmer Alan Flynn and Arthur Reynolds. The Sudbury schools annual exhibit opened in Town Hall showcasing manual training sewing drawing and high standard grade work, drawing praise from visitors.
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