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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
8
The Town Post has occupied the third floor rooms rebuilt and upgraded after a thorough renovation. Hardwood floors electrical fixtures woodwork walls ceilings repainted and heating improved. The large hall will host socials by the Post and Auxiliary with Commander Emil Morin presiding and Harold Bigelow among speakers.
Mr and Mrs RB Hall entertained Miss Madge Wall of Lowell over the weekend. Miss Fannie Wetherbee went to Waltham hospital last Monday where it is hoped she will regain her health. A C Jones of Somerville bought the third new bungalow of Mr Hederatedt and plans to move this week. A P Blanchard is having his house leased. Miss Elizabeth Hall graduated from Chandler Secretarial School last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy entertained relatives from Went Romney N H over the weekend. The Board of Trade will collect.
Field Day held in Blanchard's field on July s th with attractions and an unusually brilliant fireworks display. The Acton High School class of 1926 graduation occurred Thursday evening in the school auditorium. The class toured Wachusett on a trip and Wednesday evening featured the elhan banquet and dance.
Mrs Bridget Callan aged 63 died at her home in Quimby Square Monday around 4 45 p m She leaves one daughter Mrs Hugh Govern of South Acton and a sister Mrs Barrows of Connecticut Funeral services were held Wednesday at St Bridget s Church Maynard with a requiem Mass Burial followed in the parish cemetery
The piece notes that anti peace agitators intensified their actions, culminating in a decisive turn of events. It highlights public concern and authorities responding to the unrest and calls for order amid the turmoil.
Namara's pitching and a Smith three base hit highlighted a tight game as Groton and Concord exchange blows. Denomee was effective for Concord while Smith’s triple stands out. Bulger and McNamara fueled Groton with key hits and a stolen base. final scoring sees Groton tally in sixth.
A report on the Concord conference sessions from Wednesday through Saturday includes speakers such as Karl Schmidt from Reaton University and Prof. Gerle from Sim mos College discussing nationalism imperialism and virtue. Mayors and clergy face odd incidents at a public meeting while workshops at Lake Walden and Homeworth address progress of arbitration and League of Nations organization.
Concord baseball team again topped West Groton with a solid win in a game that extended their recent success. The matchup showcased strong pitching and timely hitting as Concord maintained momentum this season.
Miss Clara Tant and Miss Mabel Stiles vacationing in Billerica with friends. Ladies Aid of the M. F. church plan an outine at Norumbega this week. Mrs Walter Piper and Miss Mary head to Mansett Maine for the summer. Bridge Club met June 25 with Mrs Marion B. Eaton. Mrs Ralph Stone and Ralph Jr. visiting Maine. Mrs Fred Stone with relatives Jim Maine for a month. Local high school reception drew large attendance. Collegiate Orchestra of Natick.
In West Acton First Baptist Church on Saturday evening Miss Ethel Linnea Hederstedt daughter of Mr and Mrs August N Hederstedt married Boyd Henry Hall Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edgar N Hall in a ceremony conducted by a Lutheran pastor. The church was filled with relatives and friends and music preceded and followed the service. The bride wore a white satin gown with long train and veil and carried a shower bouquet of roses and lilies. Attendants wore georgette gowns in pink light green and peach with pink or lavender sweet peas. After the ceremony a reception was held in the church parlor. The couple will make their home in Hopedale and are spending their honeymoon in New York.
A fragment mentions sickness of an aunt and a planned July event by a Methodist entity. Details are sparse, with key names and places not provided.
The annual recital of Miss Annie Gs pupils was held Tuesday at Solation Hall. The pretty hall was decorated with flowers and a large audience attended. Participants included George, Katherine, Miss Vivia, Irene Attridge, and Eno Dumas, with others from Lynn and Harvard College connections.
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