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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
8
A flurry of upcoming marriages fills the week with services planned in Newton at Our Lady Haven and St Bridgets, in Boston, and at St Marys in Waltham. Multiple couples listed with dates July 4 and July 7 and phrases about marriage intentions recorded for Rose Oliver and Henry Mariano.
Narcussus Francki applies to transfer a beer and wine license from 10 Nason Street to Bo Powder Mill Road in Maynard. The Selectmen will decide on Monday July 8 1935. Frank J. McCarron Chairman Patrick A. McGrath Secretary Roy Marsden Selectmen of Maynard.
Miss Amelia Louise Boracco daughter of Mr and Mrs Angelo Boracco of Maynard and Maurice Benatti son of Mr and Mrs Dario Benatti of Hamden Connecticut were married Sunday morning at St Bridgets by Rev John J McCarthy. Bridesmaid Miss Katherine McCann of Littleton. best man Bruno Benatti. The couple plans to reside in Hamden after a trip to Washington.
The silkworm moth favors white mulberry as its food but other mulberry species are also suitable. This expands potential host plants for sericulture, noting resilience in varying climates and regions across mulberry varieties.
Concord High School completes graduation for 86 seniors led by Lauren Kingman Jr with 113 points and Mary Chase 109. Notable awards include DePela Kappa honors for Morstensen, multiple college entries, and MIT admittances for Kingman and Kean. Class Day featured music by the orchestra, a yearbook dedication to Mrs. Helen Freeman, and a boat trip to Provincetown.
We thank all who assisted us during our bereavement especially Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKinnon for their kindness and flowers. We also appreciate those who donated cars and for the spiritual aid.
The article discusses a push by the local American Legion Post to sponsor a junior baseball program in Marlboro and surrounding towns. It cites past success of youth teams, mentions key local figures like Al Claridge and George Perry, and notes potential benefits for high school players while urging community financial support. It also references former players and local clubs such as the West End and Crowe Park as part of the broader baseball scene.
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