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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1939
Page
2
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The Maynard annual benefit whist in aid of the Firemen Relief Association drew about 1000 tickets sold and over 100 tables at the Auditori um on Monday night. Prizes included a $25 door prize won by Mrs. Gertrude Tucker. many gifts and prizes were donated. Proceeds fund insurance protection for firemen sick or injured on duty.
Judge Howard A Wilson of the Concord Court set no date for an inquest into the death of B Winigin who died after an incident on the river and a bus accident, with details pending and no formal date announced.
Concord residents including Alfred Loring and Mrs My spend winter at Gleatwater Beach vida. Thomas F. Garrity and Mrs Garrity move to the Garrity house on Rhnsirest. Garrity Sr. and Mrs Garrity take the Love George Cottage on Emerson. Captain John EB My headed an association.
Concordigh School scored 302 points at the Middleterscholastic track and field meet on Concord Avenue in Belmont finishing fifth ahead of Winchester. Helmont Lexington Maynard and Watfield led the standings. Point scorers include Meyers in shot put, Hawkes second in discus, Causing first in 100 yard dash, Hunley second in 440, MacRae first in high jump, Gibbs second in shot put, Mecone second in 440 yard dash, Anson third in long jump, with a tie for third between Sanborn and Lahiti in another event.
Even men enlisted in Company H, Wind Infantry, at the stamopry in Concord on Monday. The event reflects the same patriotic spirit of the Minutemen of 1776, alive in the youth of 1039.
Hero Meinhera of the Sub ot Mrat Bapttat attended a supper hosted by the Str iabad group. A. O'Brien presided while Carr presented experiences near the Panama Canal. Community singing led by Ralph M. Whitman with Wayne Palica at the piano.
Marlboro hosts a Rowe Camp reunion and banquet next Saturday at Unitarian parish hall. Dinner served at 6:45 by YVRU members. Lot Wheeler of Mopedale Union presides. sponsors include Mr and Mrs John Lae Greenfield, Mrs Robert Worthington Hudon. dance 8:30 to 11:30 with Donald Laws records. candlelight closing. organized by Marlboro Words Peoples Religious Union with Allen as president.
Ayer defeats Bolton in the second game of the intertown series played Tuesday afternoon. The Ayer team featured George W. Carey and Richard Brown among others. The Bolton lineup included several substitutes as the series continues with a game expected this afternoon against the Editorial school team.
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