Bedford Graduation Exercises at Bedford Town Hall
The annual graduation exercises were held Thursday evening at 7 30 in Bedford Town Hall. The program included processional invocation by J Vanor Garton D D salutatory Elizabeth Snyder class prophecy Wesley F St Coeur song by Girls Chorus class oration James A VI Valedictory Muriel J Torrey diplomas conferred Charles Kimball song America. Class colors red and white motto Conduct and Courage Lead to Honor. Officers listed: James Abbot Vaughn president Orville Wayne Case vice president Elizabeth Sayer secretary Clara J Larcom treasurer.
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Bedford Town Hall
Town Hall
J. Vanor Garton
D. D
Elizabeth Snyder
Wesley F. St Coeur
James A. VI
Muriel J. Torrey
Charles Kimball
America
James Abbot Vaughn
Orville Wayne Case
Elizabeth Sayer
Clara J. Larcom
Treas
Bedford Town Team Defeats Orient A A On Page Field
Bedford town team defeated Orient A A of East Boston Saturday afternoon at Page field by 11 to 4. Battery for Bedford was Leonard and Sullivan. Ned McMaher added another three bagger to his list. Hartwell officiated as umpire.
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Bedford Town
Orient A A
East Boston
Page Field
Leonard and Sullivan
Ned McMaher
Hartwell
Your Boy And His Vocation Lecture Preview
Harry H. Balkin known as the Success Doctor will speak on the third night of the coming Chautauqua. The vocational guidance expert will discuss how parents can help their sons choose a fitting career and will conduct an open advisory clinic to demonstrate his methods.
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Harry H. Balkin
Local notes From Concord Junction and vicinity
Trolleys and travelers fill a Concord Junction page with arrivals and moves. Ford touring car seen on streets. John MacRachern returns from St. John's Seminary for vacation. local undertaker George F. Carter relocates to Lapham Block. Allen named local agent for Metropolitan Insurance Co. James Early welcomes a baby boy. Weddings, visits, and travels abound as residents share summer plans and family events across Maynard, Central Falls, Middleboro, Hartford, and Burlington areas.
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T. F. Kelley
John MacRachern
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
George F. Carter
Derby St
Lapham Block
Allen
The
Metropolitan Insurance Co
Harold Coolidge
James Early
Alexander MasEachern, Jr
Grace Wilder
Thomas Smith
Maynard
Milas’ Phyllisey
Northfieil Peinge
William Jenness
Barrett Mill Rd
George Haskell
Bridgeport
Conn
Union Church Lawn Party Draws Crowd On Thursday
A well attended Union Church lawn party on the church grounds featured electric lighting and a 30 piece Camp Devens band. Attendees enjoyed home made foods and crafts with all items sold out early. many volunteers were praised for making the event a success.
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Union Church
Camp Devens Band
Stevenson
Read
Russell
Converse
Hatch
Kennedy
Edwardson
Gardner
Achorn
Lapham
Hicks
Hewitt
Anderson
Maguire
Fought
Gertrude Rideout
Charles
Damon
Pringle
Doughnuts
Flynn
Redday
Auction Notices for Milton Sudbury and Acton Farms
Otis H. Forbush auctioneer will sell June 30 at 531 Brook Rd Milton Centre cows horses farming tools and household goods for Angelo Marcellini leaving for Italy. On July 2 at 9 30 am administrator sale of William M Moore property Sudbury personal property including cows horses hens and chickens tools and goods. Also in South Acton July 11 personal property of Lowell H Jones and Lucy K Staples household goods from storage with full particulars later.
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Milton
Sudbury
South Acton
Mass
Otis H. Forbush
Brook Rd
Milton Centre
Angelo Marcellini
Italy
William M. Moore
Sudbury Centre
Maynard
Winthrop F. Fairbanks
Lowell H. Jones
Lucy K. Staples
West Acton
Maynard William Kennedy Dies of Tuberculosis at 39
William Kennedy, longtime Maynard resident, died Sunday at the state hospital in Tewksbury from tuberculosis at age 39 years and six months. Survived by his father Robert Kennedy, improving from illness. Funeral held Tuesday at Glenwood Cemetery with Rev. E N Atiyeh officiating.
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William Kennedy
Tewksbury
William
State Hospital
Maynard
Robert Kennedy
Annie Kennedy
O. 8
Fowler
E. N. Atiyeh
Congregational Schurch
Glenwood Cemetery
Local Baseball Roundup and Upcoming Matchups
Ayer were defeated 5 to 0 by Concord on Monday evening as poor support and errors doomed the home club. Roxbury Red Sox, a fast semi pro team, will clash with Maynard at Crowe Park on Saturday with Maynard riding a five game win streak and Roxbury looking to halt it. Morrill, dubbed the ironman for daily pitching, draws attention from other managers while Sunday games were rained out. Don Lent reports to Boston Braves today with uncertainty about a contract. Joe White leads a solid team, though gate receipts fell short of expenses. Holy Name Juniors meet All Stars at Chelmsford Friday evening.
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Morrill
Morgan
Ayer
Concord
Don
Boston Braves
Braves
Braves Field
Joe White
Joe
Mr and Mrs Dickenson Move to Medford Home
Mrs Dickenson and family relocate to Medford. Elm Street residence sold and the Wn. Dickenson couple will reside at the Whitcomb house on Winthrop Street.
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Dickenson
Medford
Elm Street
Wn. Dickenson
Whitcomb
Winthrop St
Baseball Play By Play Notation Fragment
Players Marsden Hayes Peppard Mor rill and Hayes Peppard were noted. Hit by pitched ball Marsden. Umpire call recorded. Game time listed as 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Marsden
Hayes Peppard
Morrill
Hayes
Peppard
Miriam Duren Birthday Party At Central Street Home
The home of Mr and Mrs I. B. Duren on Central Street hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for their daughter Miriam. Playmates enjoyed games and dancing to a Victrola before dainty refreshments and a decorated cake marked the eleventh birthday. Guests included Margaret Sheehan Sadie Hawley Alice Read Ennis Ferran Loretta Carr Mabel Hunter Dorothea Loughlin David Sh Robert Ferran Edward Franklin Loring Frederick MacDonald Eddie Fredericks Edward Hanley Gifford Allen Junior Duren.
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Duren
Central Street
Miriam
Margaret Sheehan
Sadie Hawley
Alice Read
Ennis Ferran
Loretta Carr
Mabel Hunter
Dorothea Loughlin
David Sh
Robert Ferran
Edward Im Franklin Loring
Frederick MacDonald
Eddie Fredericks
Edward ‘Hanley
Gifford Allen
Junior Duren
Preacher Rev Gail Clelland at Trinitarian Church
Rev Gail Clelland of Concord preached at Trinitarian Congregational Church last Sunday in morning and evening services, delivering sermons at both sessions.
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Gail Clelland
Congregational Church
Littleton
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord Junction Defeats Lever Brothers In Twilight Game
The Concord Junction team beat Lever Bros Co nine 12 to 1 in a Thursday twilight game on the local playgrounds. Morrill pitched well for Concord Junction with eight strikeouts and allowed only one run.
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Concord Junction
Lever Bros. Co
Morrill
Hayes
Peete Reenser
H. Delaney
Ayes E'Se
Marsden
Peppard
Duggan
Loftus
J. Delaney
Morgan
Mahoney
Hyte Mahoney
H Delaney
Ringe
Carey
Casey
Charles C Dennison Water Dept Foreman Dies at 7
Charles Clinton Dennison longtime water department foreman died Sunday morning at his home 32a Hubbard st after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born March 1 1867 in Yarmouth Maine he spent 18 years in plumbing before joining the town in 1910 to oversee water and sewer construction. Burial planned in Maine.
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Water Dept
Foreman
Maine
Charles Clinton Dennison
Hubbard St
Mr Dennison
Yarmouth
Dennison Rites Planned After Sudden Local Death
Daniel Dennison, longtime local resident, died suddenly causing shock among townspeople. He was the son of James B. Dennison and Bethia A. Dennison and is survived by his wife Phyllis, daughter Lois, another daughter, and brother William H. Dennison. He belonged to Wescustago lodge Knights of Pythias and Susquisong Tribe of Red Men, and attended the First Parish church. Services were held at his home yesterday at 3 pm and his body was sent to Yarmouth Maine for final rites and interment at the Unitarian church there. Residents offered sympathy to the grieving family.
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James B. Dennison
Bethia A. Dennison
Phyllis A
Lois EB. Dennison
William H. Dennison
Wescustago Lodge
Knights of Pything
Susquisong Tribe of Red Men
Yarmouth
Unitarian Church
Dennison
Eighth Grade Graduates Lead School's Successful Year
The year closed Friday with 18 graduates, many planning to attend Concord High. Students participated in historic trips to Boston Charlestown and Cambridge, clubs like GSS and Kumjoynus, sports, Red Cross, relief efforts, and fund drives, earning strong results and praise for principal Helen Howe Cummings and staff.
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Helen Howé Cummings
Concord
Edna Brill
Esther Gray
Gladys Sullivan
Dorothy Jones
Esther Massie
Miriam Whitney
Esther McLaughlin
Dorothy Stoney
Arlene Jones
Viola Merriam
Grace Chickering
Thomas Shea
Burton Bursow
Lawrence Tucker
William Soar
Fraser Laffin
John Ennequess
Henry Hanson
Boston
Charlestown
Cambridge
GSS
Cock-a- Doodle Crew
Kum-joy-nus Club
Red Cross
China Famine Fund
South
Schools of
France
Maynard Junior Varsity Tops Ranger In 9 To 7 Victory
Maynard junior varsity defeated Ranger A A 9 to 7 on Friday evening at Maynard. The game turned on errors. Ranger battery was Case and Sullivan.
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Michael’s
Ranger
Maynard
Case and_ Sullivan
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F. A. Creighton Maynard
Zaniewski
Concord Jct. Heights
Carlisle
Bird & Sons
L.N. Fowler& Co
Lass
Wilson Lumber CO
Fitchburg
R. J. Rodday CO
Main Street
Bedford
Edford
Orient A. A
Balkin
of the
Hamilton Beach
Charles R. Miller,jr
Lowell Road
Concord 216
Everett Collicu
Central Falls
Ernest
Sacred Heart College
John Simpson
Wm. Langdon
Arthur Wood
Harold Tallon
Middleboro
Robert MacDonald
Winslow Russell
Hartford
C. A. Casson
Edith
Burlington, Vt
William Jennets
Casson
Camp Devens
Fullonton's
Crowe Park Dust
Eee
Billy” Morrill
Ironman
Nmanagers
Holy Name
All Stars
Chelmsford
Joe Daley
Arthur Devine
Lawrence the French Wonder
George Adams
Bob Somerville
England
E. E. Bourdon
Charles C. Dennison
D. Robinson’s Sons
Everett
Sims Brothers
Walnut St
Maynard Garage
Butler Ave
Tel
Louis Peel
Laa Rel Peete
Hudson
Lanai Ae St
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