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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
7
June 19 marks the recognition of Farrar the junior class captain of the Concord baseball nine. Ralph Westly, a star at third base and a rising senior, is also noted as a standout. Philips Hxeter-Aca year and Intinct Philips are mentioned in connection with the awards to be formally announced tomorrow.
Marlboro led by Schofield and Rossi hit a circuit and three hits as the Sons of Italy defeating Sudbury 13 to 4 after darkness halted play. Burr and Rushlow collected two hits for Sudbury while Morgan pitched for Sudbury.
June 19 action saw Bill Lovered and the Clinton Turners surge as Maynard collected eight safeties in a 2 to 1 loss to Fastening Massachusetts. The game featured late scoring, interference calls, and a critical bunt interference ruling by umpire Fred Wattes. Lovering’s timely hit and Neirman’s double highlighted a tight contest for league lead.
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Fame by holding the Sons of Italy hitless and runless, Crowe Park hosts an Eastern Mass League game where four men reached first base and no one advanced to second. Torppa Johnston and L Lovering homered while the team stacked 17 hits and seven runs in the fourth frame, adding ten more in the fifth to seal the victory.
The Maynard Country Club held a major weekend gathering with a 12 from 18 holes tournament and a half handicap. P. H. Murphy won 56-20-36, Percy Foss and Paul Allen tied for second, with J cBridge and Lach tied for third. The board approved after four schedule play for women guests and raised initiation to 50 dollars effective July 1.
The Maynard De Molay lodge held a public installation at Masonie Hall on June 19 crowded night. Newton Charles R Jones P M acted as master of ceremonies assisted by P M C Henry E Giles J C Sidney Marston and others. Installed were William K Wa Mt C n George Tucker and several other officers.
A program of dances and songs was given by the pupils of Miss Charlotte Somerville dancing teacher. A collation was served following the ceremonies.
Al Cowles selects Midland League All Star teams with changes across positions. Wheeler captains the first team at pitcher, Giard catches, Gruber and Sullivan anchor infield, Swartz at short, Toropa at third, and Stanianas Tanatelli in the outfield with additional picks including Rizoli and Marcone on the second team. notes Rossi, Huston, Brayden, Fairbanks, Kenney, O Donnell among others.
The Bedford Grange held its annual children’s party in the Grange hall with entertainment, games and refreshments. Boy scouts from troop 16 enjoyed a summer camp at Lake Winnipesaukee with swimming boating and fishing. A surprise party in Sudbury honored Bedford Grange with forty two Bedford members attending a town hall visit and school work exhibit.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post 221 A L held a successful fair and whist party with tables of goods hot dogs ice cream and prizes to Mrs Edward Smith Mrs J McGrath Harold Kimball and Frank Hunt proceeds supported welfare work. Bedford school girls defeated Billerica 21 to 2 in baseball and the Girl Scouts collected over a ton of magazines and papers for fundraising. Norma Lovejoy received The Silver Bugle for all around Girl Scout of the year and the annual speaking contest featured Vivian pana sciation receiving prizes from Francis J. Kelley. A Mother Goose play closed the program with children performing and selling ice cream.
WEST ACTON reports Willard Monroe was taken to Clinton Hospital Saturday with appendicitis symptoms but not operated on. He stayed several days for observation. Relief Corps meeting times shifted to the third Monday each month at 7 pm during July August and September. Mrs Addie Holt left town Saturday for Wells Beach Maine leasing Briar Rose cottage for the season. Mrs Freda Prentiss to visit two weeks. Two new citizens were recorded: a son for Mr and Mrs Rogers and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Edward Pendergast. George Parker dined at his son Herman Parker's home in Stoneham for Father's Day. Mrs Angie Knowlton joined them enroute from Salem.
Readable text notes Jane Nee at home of Mrs Michael Nee during summer vacation. The fragment mentions leisure time and family setting at a residence described as the Nee household.
In Concord on June 19 the Peter Bulkeley Emerson squad won the eighth grade 30 to 15 and the seventh grade 26 to 19 at the annual field meet against Harvey Wheeler West Concord. Novice races were won by Stephen Flannery and Fred Flannery of Bulkeley with Wheeler runners close behind. Open 440 yard relay went to Peter Bulkeley in 61 seconds with Bulkeley also collecting multiple top places through the meet led by Minotti DiCicco and James Bottino.
At the annual meeting on June 4 1929 Middlesex Institution for Savings elected officers including President Samuel Hoar Vice President Charles E Brown and Clerk Helen H Moore. Trustees for three years are William Wheeler Charles B Brown Prescott Keyes Samuel Hoar with oath of office. A list of corporators follows with names led by Edward W Emerson Thomas Todd Charles de George M Weed Herbert W Hosmer Fred A Tower John C Friend Henry F Smith and others. Concord Massachusetts June 17 1929.
Middlesex School closed its year with graduation awarding diplomas to 23 boys from nine states. The program on campus included ivy exercises, prizes by headmaster Frederick Wineor, and the New England Federation book prize to William B. Cudahy. seniors Henry von Meyer and Alexander L. Keyes led the class, and 400 guests attended the luncheon and June dance in Eliot Hall.
Bertram Holt completed highway work last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G E Holton hosted Maine friends over the weekend and toured to Keene on Friday. Howard Swift has taken a vacation due to ill health. The Aton High School Senior Class, chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Honeh, enjoyed a Salisbury Beach outing on Thursday. A Boston Herald notice announces Miss Margaret Hall engagement to Raymond Hall of Newton Connecticut. Miss Hall is Wellesley College alumna and Ada L. Howard’s niece. fiance is a Yale alumnus. The marriage is planned for summer.
To heirs and all interested in the estate of Ida N Fairbank Sudbury deceased intestate petition to grant a letter of administration to Harvey N Fairbank Sudbury Middlesex without bond surety cited to appear at Probate Court Cambridge Middlesex July 8 1929 at ten o'clock to show cause why administration should not be granted public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise Witness John C Eisquiere First Judge June 10 1929 Loring P Jordan Register June 12 19 26
Town of Maynard announces leadership lineup with William C. Strout as chairman Edwin Carlton as secretary and P Joseph Schnair as secretary in the period’s town governance notice.
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