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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1939

Page

2

Saint Ives School Ballad Recalls Local Night

Pupils from the inn school gathered for a ballroom event featuring Nancy Bata Marie Hoye William Tighe and Robert Redstone. Arthur Visor of nodal service presided with offerings by William Frey and elder Redstone. Messages from Joseph sie Roland ma Allen Durgin and Misses de Mille Ivane and clagues accompanied the benediction.

Bouth Sudbury Eremiew The Redatonge Olayside Inn School Inn Nancy Bata Marie Hoye Willian Tighe Robert Pw Redstone School Myered Arthur Visor Nodal Service Divia Chia Arbata Waton Bowthwer Rowe Mariontone Alde Wiliam Frey N Elder Redstone Abere Josenh Sie Roland Ma Allen Durgin de Mille Ivaner Clagues

Bedford News Briefs Highlight Local Events

Local notices report a birth announcement for a son named Joan Baker and a memorial event at Box 382. Community items include a June 29 picnic at the Sportsman's Boy Scout on Wood Street, the Middlesex extension service event, and Mrs Frank Cloutier opening her stand at Long Lake Littleton for summer.

South Loseick Saleen Astul Toon Gona Nomh Jo Ai Alan Ana ‘Ennual Wight Mra Charles Willis Springs Road Gorny Sportsman's Oy Hoo Wood Street Bo Roth Feford Middlesex County Extension Service Frank Cloutier Long Lake Littleton

Convention Attendance By Am erican Legion Auxiliary Unit 221

Mrs Edward O Dowd Mrs James Stinson Mrs Mary Ma Clean Mrs Mary McMahan and Mrs Rather Sullivan attended a Swampscott trip last Friday for the American Legion Auxiliary convention. The unit president received a citation for each year of service. Membership quota before March 1 was noted.

Edward O'Dowd James Stinson Mary MaClean Mary McMahan Rather Sullivan Swampscott American Legion Auxiliary O'Dowd Unit

Bedford Grange Plans Entertainment and Summer Fair

Bedford Grange will hold its regular meeting at the Town Hall next Monday to discuss entertainment and a short play. Plans also include staging a fair in late summer and it is hoped many members will attend.

Bedford Grange

Acton Women Delegates to Massachusetts Republican Meeting

Acton Miss Mona Servais and Mrs Margaret Moody will delegate from the Acton Young Republican Club to the annual meeting and banquet at Worcester Country Club on Saturday. The local Contract Group meets this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Stevens on Concord Road. Later they will attend and dance to the Westminster Roast in Boston.

Mona Servais Margaret Moody Acton Young ‘Republican Club Worcester Country Club Young Women’s Council of Young Republican Clubs of Massachusetts Walter Stevens Concord Road Westminster Root Boson

Flag Day Tribute in Weaweges Auditorium

The event featured flag entries from the auxiliary and a program led by Mire ard O Day with guests Mrs Mas rly past district director of Middlesex County American Legion Auxiliary. Readings on the history of the flag inspired the audience as Rev Frank Thompson gave benediction and local musicians performed.

Anne Mas Rly Middlesex County Frank Thompson Nediction Charlea Norton Skelton Hospital Spapalediner

Local bids for school bus transport opened in Acton

Five residents including A W Davis and Russell Hartwell submitted bids to Sc ooptee for transporting children to the district schools. Bids were opened at a public meeting last Friday evening but no award decision was made at the meeting.

Egy Gchoul Acton Swere A. W. Davis Russell Hartwell Esse Briggs Ormal Taffin James Kinsley

Maynard Seniors Enjoy Provincetown Cruise Adventure

Maynard High School seniors took a boat trip to Provincetown aboard the Well known 8 8. The trip featured music by Johnny Burke and his orchestra, a bicycle outing, a talent show won by Joseph Catnia, and social leisure aboard the Boston wharf. Students returned fatigued but happy, planning future reunions.

Maynard Provincetown Pasakarnia Mies Wi Rae Sap Wilson White Boston Steek Johnny Urke Joseph Catnia

Burial of Mrs. Harry A. Feltus at Sudbury Center

The ashes of Mrs. Harry A. Feltus were buried in Mt. Pleasant cemetery at Sudbury Center on Saturday afternoon. The service reflected her wish to be laid to rest in the town where her friends and family reside, with DAR members from Warstay Chapter assisting as sponsors and regent Mrs. Frank W. Morse at the ceremony.

Harry A Felius Alice Almerine- Riga Rice Mt. Pleasant Sudbury Center Feltus Warstay Sisters of the Kinerian Revolution Mra Frank .W, Morse

Community Notices From Town Bank to Local Addresses

Hudson Mrse Vera Zager at Hudson National banks enjoying operation. The Good Cheer Club meets this afternoon at Eva Whitney s River street home. Mrs. Thomas ing of Northampton visits with her husband. Fielding Felton street. Mrs. DB. A. Maskell returns home on Central street from St. Johns hospital Lowell after treatment.

Vera Zager Hudson National Banks Good Cheer Club Eva Whitney River Street Thomas Ing Northampton Thomas ©. Fielding Felton Street DB. A. Maskell Central Street St. John's Hospital Lowell

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