Bedford Civic Club to Host Baseball Game at Page Field
Bedford citizens donate for a new baseball team. A June 29 game at Page Field features Bedford Civic Club B B C vs. the Iron Sides with plans for amateur Saturday matches all season. Credits note Tufts graduate Charles Bacon graduating cum laude and seeking GE employment in Schenectady.
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Bedford
Charles Bacon
Tufts College
General Electric Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Masters Halladay and
Christensen
Bedford To Have Team
Bedford civic club athletic committee announced a formal baseball program for the season. John S. Myers was named manager and captain, funds will be solicited, Page's Field diamond upgraded, and strong teams scheduled with on-site ticket sales.
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Bedford Civic Club
John
Isaak Walton
David C. Cutler
Ross K. Whiton
Louis Pfeiffer
C. W. Blake Co
W. Young
Treas
B. B.C
Bedford
I. Pfeiffer, Jr
Edwin R. Blake
Forrest A. Blake
John S. Myers
Page
Cook Elected Captain of Bedford Company of Lexington Minute Men
In Bedford June 19 25 signers formed C Company of Lexington Minute Men electing Fred F Cook as captain Sydney W Young first lieutenant and William J McLaughlin second lieutenant The unit plans drill discipline uniforms and will attend Washington inaugurals next March A separate note lists cabbage plants for sale by George Skene Bedford.
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Cook
Bedford Company
Lexington Minute Men
C Company
Bedford Civic Club
Louis Pfeiffer
W. Young
Fred F. Cook
Minute Men
Sydney W. Young
Wm. J. McLaughlin
U. S. Army
McLaughlin
Page Field
Lexington Minute
Washington
Town social notes show visits and outings across region
Charles Sweeney of Waltham entertained friends Sunday while Isabelle Miller of Ballardvale stayed with Florence Mann. Joseph Campbell of Newton visited his brother Matthew. Peter and Mrs Bariteau hosted Arthur Bariteau and his wife. Mattie Garfield of Dorchester joined Fred Morris and family. Mildred Connors was hosted by Marlboro relatives. Arthur Tobey and family spent time with James Baxter and relatives. Dwinell sold 90 gallons of ice cream amid town attractions. Joseph McLaughlin attended his brother James McLaughlin’s funeral in Nashua. Edward Sheridan and family from Worcester were with his parents. Louise Doherty escorted high school class day at Revere beach. A party rode to Fitchburg Normal School for class day exercises. Others from town included Mrs John Comeau, Mildred and Walter Comeau, Mrs William Heffernan and daughter.
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Charles Sweeney
Waltham
Isabelle Miller
Ballardvale
Florence Mann
Mattie Garfield
Dorchester
Fred Morris
Mildred Connors
Marlboro
Arthur Tobey
Newton
James McLaughlin
Nashua
N. H
F. A. Rich
Robert Rich
Annie’ McCarron
Fitchburg
James J. Ledgard
Fitchburg Normal School
John Comeau
Mildred
Walter Comeau
Willam Heffernan
Community Notes and Upcoming Events in Concord Junction
Mrs. John Ferran and children visit relatives in Roger Keen Allen visits Somerville friends. Edward Collins owns a twin cylinder Inuan motorcycle. Fourth of July benefit planned in Association hall June 28. Union church hosts 20th anniversary WT U meeting June 28 with Catherine Stevnson as speaker. Local ball team to play Wayland next Saturday after defeating Lincoln. Simps confident of win. A playground practice game led by Edward Dee.
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John Ferran
Roger Keen Allen
Somerville
Eorge Landry
Lynn
Edward Collins
Daniel Nagle
Loning Tapsey
Willimantic
Conn
Edward Dee
Simps
Association Hall
Wayland
Lincoln
Union Church
Catherine Stevnson
W. J. Batt
W. W. Campbell
Tak oma biscuit sales spark big district prize
In the recent contest H. H. Young & Co. qualified among three stores to sell the most Tak oma biscuits. The district includes Hudson Marlboro Maynard Hopedale Milford Framingham Lexington Concord Wellesley and Littleton. Over 3600 packages were disposed of in three weeks.KE. J. Beauregard won a 20 year Waltham watch as prize for sales topping 1620 packages.
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H. H. Young & Co
Hudson
Marlboro
Maynard
Hopedale
Milford
Framingham
Lexington
Concord
Wellesley
Littleton
KE. J. Beauregard
Union Church Notes Highlight Talks and Anniversary
Tuesday prayer meeting features a speaker from the Good Tid ings farm sharing conversion experiences. Friday at 8 the Woman's Christian Temperance Union marks 20th anniversary with a special service and speakers including Mrs. Stevenson. Next Sunday morning sermon titled What Made Paul a Great Man and evening talk The Accomplishments of Methuselah.
Concord baseball club to play Maynard on July 4 afternoon
Local notes report the Concord baseball club will meet Maynard at Maynard in the after noon of July 4. Several residents attend a Wednesday recital by Mrs. W. S. Leland pupils in Association hall. A Surprise Night is planned for Cord until July 16 led by Mrs. Abbie Smith.
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Concord Baseball Club
Maynard
Helen Boyce
Vermont
Rose C. Wallace
William Connor
Cambridge
W. 8. Leland
Association Hall
Concord
Sfirs
Abbie Smith
Rose Keefe
W. D. Cross
Philip H. Flavin
James Sheridan, Jr
Begtha J. Briggs
Minnie Coolidge
Briggs
Miss deMire
West Springfeld
Credit Men's Association
Old North Bridge
Boston
Lexington
Ruth
Viola Foss
Elsie Rose
Naomi
Edith
Lillian Williams
Concord Grange
Edgar Clark
Williams
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Strong “Ironsides
H. P.N. Dahl
Optometrist
CO. C
Cabbag& Plants
Goo. Skene
Joseph Campbell of
Matthew Campbell
Peter Bariteau
Arthur Bariteau
Edward Sheridan
Worcester
Sheridan
James Sheridan
Thompson St
M. Louise Doherty
Revere Beach
George H. H. Gutteridge
Eweler
Allan
Main Street
Mass
Tages of
C. H. Wilcox
W. J. Costello
W. F. Litchfield
Main St
Clarence McAuslan Nason
Summer Streets
Maynard Smoke Shop
Concord Junction
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