Girl Scouts Fair Draws on May Day Decorations
The Concord Girl Scouts hold a Saturday fair at Wright Grounds with candies flowers balloons and grab bags. Tom Grankow leads decorations with a long list of volunteers including Mrs Eaton Mrs Wentworth and Mrs Beckvold handling candy food publicity and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Girl Scouts
Concord
Wright
Frank Grankow
John .M. Eaton
Theodore L. Smith
Donger
Charles M. F Candy
Walter N
Mason Garfield
Mark H. Wentworth
Alexander
Frederick §.Millett
Charles Tolman
Sale of Concord roadside property changes hands
Morrison O Apthorp and Co report they sold Jerry s Place at Lake Walden to Carl G and William Aldrich for Matthew V McKeon This property is described as a leading business investment with modern living quarters and up to date equipment The sale is announced by W Lee Beardsell manager of the Apthorp concern and marks an important investment in roadside property in eastern Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison O. Apthorp and Co
Matthew V. McKeon
Lake Walden
Jerry's Place
Carl G
William ©. Aldrich
Massachusetts
Messrs. Aldrich
W. Lee Beardsell
Apthorp
Woodworth Chosen Middlesex Hockey Captain for Next Winter
Vernon Woodworth of Boston 1920 elected captain of the Middlesex School hockey team for next winter succeeding Rich ard Almy who graduates in June. Woodworth starred at right wing last season and Joseph Fennessey Greenwich 1929 was named manager for next year replacing Rawson Collins of Cincinnati. Ten letters awarded including two managers letters to Capt Almy, Capt elect Woodworth, William Black, Edmund Kelley, August Smith, Thomas R White, Cyrus Brewer, Henry Hoguet and managers Collins and Edward Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Vernon Woodworth
Boston
Richard Almy
Woodworth
Joseph Fennessey
Greenwich
Rawson Collins
Cincinnati
Algo
Almy
Elect Woodworth
William Black
Edmund Kelley
August Smith
Thomas R. White
Cyrus Brewer
Henry Hoguet
Collins
Edward Underwood
Middlesex School Second Nine Schedule
Middlesex School announces its second nine schedule for spring. Coach Frederick W. Pratt directs the squad with Mackey Wells Jr. as manager and several games completed. Remaining dates include April 28 vs Mitchell School at Concord, May 2 vs Groton School at Concord, May 12 vs Groton School at Groton, May 19 vs St. Mark's School at Southborough, and May 29 vs Milton Academy at Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Frederick W. Pratt
Mackey Wells Jr
Mitchell School
Concord
Groton School
Groton
St. Mark’s School
Southboro
Milton
Academy
Kidder Wins H. H. Golf Tournament at Concord Country Club
Henry P. Kidder, nicknamed H. H., captured top honors with 41 points in the Concord Country Club fundraiser event this weekend. F. Woolsey Pratt placed second with 39, R. C. Piper third with 35, Frederic Winsor 34, David A. Baldwin 21, John M. Abbot 20, and Wells Blanchard 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Kidder
Concord
F. Woolsey Pratt
R. Cc. Piper
Frederic Winsor
David A. Baldwin
John M. Abbot
Wells Blanchard
Cox Purchases Tamora Inn on Lexington Road
Neat W. Cox of Wayland buys Tamora Inn on Lexington Road from Thomas Crowley of Concord. The transaction secures Cox's ownership of the property formerly run by Crowley in the Concord area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neat W. Cox
Wayland
Tamora Inn
Lexington Road
Thomas Crowley
Concord
Private Marvin Eaton Injured in Camp Devens Truck Crash
Private Marvin Eaton of Company K 13th Infantry at Camp Devens was injured when his truck ran off Elm Street Saturday and overturned on Allen Farm land. He was moved from Emerson Hospital to the Army Hospital at Camp Devens for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Eaton
Co. K. 13 Infantry
Camp Devens
Elm Street
Allen Farm
Emerson Hospital
Army Hospital
Emerson Hospital Rummage Sale Success at Town Hall
A successful Emerson Hospital rummage sale was held in the Town Hall on Saturday afternoon. The sale was organized by a committee led by Edith F. Eaton with members including Mrs. William B. Bartlett, Mrs. Charles G. Edgarton, Mrs. Charles L. Foote, Mrs. Herbert B. Hosmer, Mrs. George S. Keyes, Mrs. Douglas Miller, Mrs. Michael Mullaney, Mrs. Walter S. Wood, and Mrs. Walter G. Vialle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hospital
Town Hall
Edith F. Eaton
William B. Bartlett
Charles G. Edgarton
Charles L. Foote
Herbert B. Hosmer
George S. Keyes
Douglas Miller
Michael Mullaney
Walter S. Wood
Walter G. Vialle
Walden Chapter Ladies Night Opens Concord Event
Walden Royal Arch Chapter hosted the annual Ladies Night at Mas onic Temple in Concord on May 2. The Gertrude Thompson Company with Gertrude Thompson soprano Jean Wood Lynch contralto Richard Grayson bass and William Burbank pianist performed a refined program to about two hundred guests after a pre banquet at Grant’s. The organizing committee included Walter N How Winslow J Damon George Samuel Tucker Jr Irving G Dart Warren A Cutter William H Davis and others with high priest William H Davis of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Masonic Temple
Walden
Royal Arch
Gertrude Thompson Company
Grant
Gertrude Thompson Soparno
Jean Wood Lynch
Acton
Irving G. Dart
Maynard
Warren A. ‘Cutter
Bedford
Duncan G.;chapman
Lincoln
Wrh. A. Wilkins
Lexington
William H. Davis
Concord Grange No 150 P of H May Educational Aid Night
Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry held Educational Aid Night in Elks Hall with Mrs. Nettie Wells in charge. Attendees brought May baskets and enjoyed a program after the meeting, including the one act play A Little Bluffer, all for the Educational Aid Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Grange
Elks Hall
Nettie Wells
Educational Aid Fund
Nuptials at First Parish in Concord
Two popular Concord youths wed at 8 pm in the First Parish Meeting House. Miss Margaret Putnam Bush becomes the bride of Benjamin Lincoln Smith with a double ring ceremony. Guests from in town and Maryland attend as the couple plans a 121 Winsor Ave Watertown home after a South wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Margaret Putnam Bush
Walter Meiggs Bush
Benjamin Lincoln Smith
William Lincoln Smith
Academy Lane
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
Thomas Hollis
Elizabeth F. Smith
Helen
Margaret ‘Smith
Eleanor W. Gordon
Molly Wood
Margaret M. Comins
Annie Porter
Roland Park
Maryland
Edith Meanley
Ruxton
Farnham Wheeler Smith
Haihenteen
Philip L. Smith
Whitney S. Smith
Russell T. Smith
Paul C. Lamb
James P. Borland
Raymond Ders
Thomas Flint
Ambridge
James Sanford Bush
Greeneld
Arthur Motter Lamb
Lawrence Jones
Cynthia
Lydia Jones
Ngar, Me
Rainsford French
Washington, D. C
Bush
J. Walker Badson
Washington
Alice Bush
Greenfield
Grace Stetson
Josiah Butler
Marjorie Butler
Robert Knight
Lowell
Miss Bush
Concord Academy
Concord Society
Mr. Smith
Concord High School
Northeastern University
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Lincoln
Mrs. Smith
Winsor Ave
Watertown
Pontiac Six Promises Advanced Style And Long Life
IA for the Future presents the New Series Pontiac Six praised as months ahead of its field. It features low modish lines, Fisher bodywork, a GM cylinder head for smooth power and speed, and the core advantage of enduring value and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Pontiac
Framingham Sheriff Sale of Maynard parcels seized in 1928
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex sheriff sale notice lists two Maynard land parcels with buildings on Walnut and River Streets. The sale is set by executive order for May 19, 1928, at 3 p.m. at Howard A. Wilson's office on Nason Street Maynard. Deputy Sheriff William H. Walsh signs the notice dated Apr 18 25 and May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Maynard
Said
Howard
A. Wilson
Nason Street
Walnut Street
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Walnut and
River Streets
Said River Street
George H. Creighton
Said Creighton
Louis Kroll
Sa Kroll
Middlesex South District
River Street
County of
Middlesex
Congregational Society
Turing
Creighton
William H. Walsh
Concord
Conald
William A. ‘Stevens
Massachusetts
Harold EH. Orendorff
Joseph M. Appleby
Office OF Selectmen
Mass
Board of Selectmen
Charles Co. Murray
Main Street
Edwin Carlton William
Strott
Pe Creighton’s
Emanuel Nelson
Powderamill Road
Prank S. Binks
Edwin Carlton William 0. Stroug
Selectmen
Nice Three Room Tenement With Modern Amenities
A terse ad describes a tenement with an E lights cement basement city water and a Nice 5 or 6 room suite offered at 25.09 by J A Littlefield 16 Cir St W Medford Ani 2039. Lost bank book notice cites Section 40 Chapter 5907 Acts 1908 and announces an application for a duplicate pane book to replace Book No 4675 from Assaret Inst for Savings with Sidney E McCleary as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Littlefield
St. W. Medford
Ani
Sidney E. McCleary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur B. Broo
Magketaquid Road
Rickles Shoe Store
Duco
Gruber Bros
OF Security
Paynard Trust Co
Middlesex Institution
Mutual Savings Bank
Concord Business
Margaret Bush
Benjamin Smith
Albert’ J. Smith
Powder Mill Road
Emma L. Smith
Admx
Town OF
Selectmen’s
Puffer Brothers
Monument Street
James Nagle
John Bordman
Raymond Wheepler
Selectmen of
Oakland
General Motors
Atu
Concord Jct
Ceneral Motors
The
Middlesex. Institution For ‘Savings
H. W. Hosmer
Asst
Dennis Horne
Walden Street
Raymond Wheeler
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Treas
Visoccht, Lynch, Tourvyille
Aka Morgan
Henry Thayer & Co, Inc
Cambridge
Alden H. Russell
D. Vv. M
West Acton
Greet Street
American House
House of Good Cheer
Hanover Street
Fang
Sean Wile
Bias
Tas Haven
American House Orchestra
Capitol
Acton Center
Main St
Sta Fine View
Library Town Hall
F. E. Fiske
Sudbury
Il Goulding
Waee
Ahytithe
N. A. Roberts
BABY
R. I
W. Rocks
W. F. Bryant
Houghton St
Tel
Hudson
Frank S. Rinks
Wowin Carlton
Wn. C. Btrout
NOTI
Florence M
John Boardman
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