Golf Cup event yields tight scores at country club
May 14 saw Harry B. Shel en win the Cup with Bur Pratt second at three down. Multiple players, including John M. Eaton and John C. Piper, posted 3 and 6 down scores amid a dense field of quarter handicap rounds and par contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Shelen
Bur Pratt
Pattrick
John M. Eaton
Joh C. Piper
Kidder
Piper
Jes B. Johnson
Nnimary
Harry B. Sneil- Burleiga
Pratt
B. Buttrick
Ralph C. Ot
Batori
Henry’ P. Kidder
C.B. Johnison
Michael Cody, Jr
Jedown Kenzie
John M
Berkeley Wheeler
Framingham Framingham Defeats Concord Nine Easily
In a high school baseball clash at Framingham, Concord 001 struggled as Framingham's hitters powered to a comfortable win. Notable players included Tsetas Farrar Drake Hunter Hobin Besco Dee and Jagling with strong pitching and 17 strikeouts. Umpire White called the game after 1 hour 50 minutes. Florence Wilcox Cox completed a teaching course and will receive a war diploma at June graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harer
Concord
Framingham
Iéetas
Hig Fiest
Tertra
Mara
Bega
Farrar
Drake
Hunter
Hobin
Besco
Dee
Tsetas
Ey Ng'l
Hsb
Halls
White
Orence Wilcox Cox
the & Stratton
Miss Wilcox
Maynard High School
Acton and Hurley Scout Event Featured in Totals
A fragmented report notes a West Acton Boy Scouts event with a mix of names and phrases. The readable text mentions a daughter, a Mr, and local participation, indicating a community gathering with positive reception.
Concord Saddle Horse Show Highlights Local Talent
At Paul Revere Stock Farms Concord on Saturday the saddle horses and hunters competition crowned Red Fancy as champion with Tres Beau and Willainey Rose among top placers. Notable performances included Starlight and Killarney Rose in various classes, judged by George H. D. Lamson and Col Julian I. Chamberlain with James F. Burke coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Eilen
Emerson Starlight
Paul Revere’ Stock Farms
al’ Smith
Paul Revere Stock Farm
Herbert Motley
Starlights
Rorkes
Cee Et
Anniéferson
Fancy
James W. Corbett
Lowell
Willainey
Justin
Donald Shea
Cambridge
George
Somersby
Glenwild
Merry
Dale
Hunter Hon‘ Ors
Ata Ae
West Medford
En Shed Brothers
Leo Boyle
Harry Aoee
Clifford EB
Pratt
Hugh Bancroft
Boston
Show Me
Whicch
Raft Bay
Killarhey
Ross
William W
Williams
Bancroft
Virginia
Heathcote
Waban
Ediestrienne
Enlace M. Heathcote
Bilen
Detwren
Red Rancy
Killarney’ Rose
George H. D. Lamson
Framingham
Julian I. Chamberlain
James F. Burke
Thomas Fay Walsh
Charles Byron
Costume Party Delights Division 44 in Concord
In Monument Hall on Friday evening the Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held its annual costume party. Mrs Cullinane led the event with a mock marriage as the centerpiece. guests included Mrs Mary Hayes as bride and Mrs Margeret Callahan as bridegroom, with several attendants and judges awarding prizes for best costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hibernians
Cullinane
Mary Hayes
Margeret Callahan
Eva Dee
Catherine Culkins
Mise Elizabeth Dempsey
Donovan
Mary. Battles
A Cullinane
Annié Hartnett
Mra Hannatley
Pwhiew
James
JF Loughlin
Mra Andie
ClAlrane
Annie Hartnett
Mrs. Hayes
Mary Battles
Catherine Culkin
Mra C. Kinane
J. Wineces
James J. Loughlin
Eeeenn
Anne Flavin
Acton Doctor Fuchs Sees Patients by Appointment
Dr Fuchs at his former Acton location accepts patients by appointment during hours 3 30 to 6 0 p m and 8 30 to 9 p m Preparations are being made to store furniture and vacate the tenement on Arlington Street Mr Granes work brings him nearer Boston Mrs Grane sails June 7 for a month in Sweden with her two year old son relatives in Bristol Conn visit James French home Irma Durkee expects a new roadster arrival Mrs Susan Heger Hunt sails from New York to France with gold star mothers Henig remains in Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grano
Arlington
William Charter
Cape
Bristol
Conn
James French
Irma Durkee
Susan Heger Hunt
Francé
Acton High School Plans Prom and Picnic Events
The annual junior prom at Acton High School will be on May 23 at Salisbury Beach. Andrew’s Nautical Orchestra will provide music for dancing. The senior class picnic is set for Monday June 12 at Salisbury Beach. Graduation exercises occur June 19. Acton High School beat Littleton 7 to 6 and Peperell lost 10 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton High’ School
Acton’ High
Ba' Andrew's Nautical
Ito
Satisbury
Acton
Little‘ton
Peperell
Death of Ethelyn King Leaves Acton Community Grieved
Ethelyn King daughter of Mr and Mrs B A King died after fifteen weeks of illness in Acton. She was 16 or 18 years old with a quiet nature and many friends. Funeral at the Baptist church with Rev Jeffries and Rev Mrs Wheeler officiating. Burial at Mt Hope cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyn
King
Stow
Acton High
Stheo
Hardette College
Baptist’ Church
Jeffries
Wheeler
Framingham
Coe
Gloucester
Raymond ‘Penny
Andrew
Eel Albert Grimes
Alfred Tracy
Walter
Croft
Willan
Croft Beth
May- Pata
Myrtle’ Smith
Wheeler’ Sane
Friedas
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Butler Horace B funeral services held in St Elizabeths
Funeral services for the late Horace B Butler of Massachusetts Avenue were held at St Elizabeths church with many relatives and friends in attendance. Four near relatives served as pallbearers including Patsy Rivetis of Littleton and Dates Hurley of this town. His widow survives with six children, two daughters Mary and Aghes and four sons Joseph, Edward, George and Horate. Burial was in St Bridgets Cemetery at Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Butler
Horace B
Massachusetts ‘Avenue
Marlboro Hospital
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Patsy
Rivetis
Littleton
Hurley
Aghes
Joseph
Edward
George
Horate
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Maynard
Attendance Record for School Grades and Names Read
Attendance list for April shows students and staff across grades 4 to 8. Names include Gertrude Cosgar Irene Dastuque Mary Hammers and others, with several typos and partial entries in the roster. The fragmentary text suggests an organized attendance event or roll call at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cosgar
Irene Dastuque
Mary Hammers
Johnson
Julia Kasputes
Angeline Mercury
Jenette Smith
Wliadzia Zelenis
Stapha Tynchuck
Francis Bacon
Sanford Hill
Wiliam McSweeny
Melvin Rametrom
Walter Stone
Rena
Simonson
Mildred Haske
Ruth
Beckwith
Alien Cain
Richard Giddings
Charles Hamm
Florence Hazel
Earl Hoyle
Eric Johnson
Barbara Knuckey
Elien McSweeny
Chester
Carson
Mildred Hamm
Nancy Dibiase
Sally Stone
George
Giddings
Donald Stone
John
Tom
May Frolic at Concord Grange yields quirky prizes
Concord May Frolic hosted by Grange No.150 Patrons of Husbandry featured an earthquake party with prizes for low scorers winning first prizes and high scorers consolation prizes. Miss Nettle A. Wells led the event with box lunches auctioned for charity and prizes won by Mrs Nota Power and Williath Hdmands amid playful bidding and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Conco Grange
Hu Bardry
Tne
Highett
Swne
Nettle A. Wells
Nota'Power
Williath
Hdmands
Marion’ Adams
Thomas Dillon
Billerica
Probates Filed for Raymond and Smith Wills in Middlesex Court
East Cambridge and Maynard records show two probates filed yesterday. John W. Raymond of Hubbard Street Concord leaves real estate to his son Andrew and Concord property to his daughters Hilda Mansfield and Ruth Raymond, with a $500 grandson bequest to Robert Raymond. the remainder to the son and daughters. John K. Smith of Na son Street Maynard died December 4 leaving $3500. his will, drawn November 24, 1919, leaves the entire estate to his widow Margaret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
John W. Raymond
Hubbard
St. Concord
Middlesex
Andrew J. Raymond
Amherst
N. H
Hilda H.’ Mansfield
Ruth H Raymond
Concord
Robert A. Raymond
Concorn
John K. Smith
Nason Street
Maynard
Howard A. Wilson
Margaret Set
Benefit Show By Local Boys for Summer Camp and Gym Fund
A Saturday evening minstrel show by the Order of Sir Gala in St George's Parish Hall stage a blackface program with songs, choruses, stories, jokes and quartets. Boys listed include James Haney Norvin Laubenstein Kris Newan Mark Newton Philip Taylor Ralph Hallowell Ralph Len John Malcolm and others. Proceeds support summer camp at Fort Pond Littlet on and the boys general fund to cover gymnasium use in winter.
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Maynard
Maly
Order of Sir
Mareard
James Haney
Norvin Laubenstein
Kristopher Newan
Mark Newton
Philip*Taylor
Ralph’ Hallowell
Ralph Len
John Malcolm
Iantes” Malcolm
G. Waterhorse
Arthur Phalen
Roy Lent
William Palmer
Grunwald
Elmer Mattson
George A. Jamison
Frederic .Keyzer
Missey
Laubenstein Rath” Taylor
Bi Jave Aores
Fort Pond
Littleton
Boys’ General] Fund
Schools to offer immunization service for preschoolers
The Board of Health authorizes extending the immunization program to all pre school children. Three treatments are required and the Schick Test determines immunity. A small percentage may miss the first invitation. further chances will be offered, with limits for older grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod
Maynard Catholic Communions and Breakfast Event
Maynard residents will receive communion at the 8 30 mass at St Bridget's church next Sunday morning. A breakfast will be served at Masomié hall. John Gibbs, Brighton High School master, will be toastmaster. Speakers include Rev Walter Rothé Judge John Lyteh and others. An entertainment will follow with a committee led by William Smith and John Donahue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Milford
John J. Donahue
Maynara
Wiliam Dee
Council
Grand Knights
Speaters
William. Smith
G_K
Magnati
Connelling
William Smith
John, J Donahue
K of Hell
Boston
Congregational Church Notices and Local Arrivals
Congregational church notes list Rev Ralph A Barker officiating morning service and Sunday gatherings. Town residents, including Clarence N Goward and Mrs Goward, travel to Florida for winter engagements and return to Lake Nagog Inn occupancy. New arrivals include Mr and Mrs Alfred J Edward and Miss Mary Lothrop settling on School Street. Local organizer reported back with May 15 Holy event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sehurch
Ralph A Barker
Sapaton
Suniigy
Mey
Livermore
Central Street
Clarence
Goward
Florida
Lake Nagog Inn
Dogenet
Daytona
Beach
Oman
Golf’ ‘Association
Régaris
Maynard
Acton Post Aids War Veterans Fund Drive
The Acton Post plans to donate larger sums to send subscriptions to Er nest Allsopp financial secretary of the Post at West Acton for the American Legion. Names will be listed and sent to Nashua authorities as part of a quiet act of kindness reflecting wartime patriotism and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Allsopp
West Acton
Whch
American Legion
Nashua
Acton Post
John F. Fitzgerald
Acton
Movies in Stow educational series at town hall
Middlesex Extension Service presents four educational agricultural pictures and two cartoon comedies at Stow Town Hall on Wednesday May 21. This will be the last show of the season with resuming in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Extension’ Service
Stow
Joint health board and sewer commission meet on river disposal
At a joint meeting the Board of Health and the sewer commission took action on sewerage disposal in the Assabet River. The discussion noted many property owners along the riverbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Aster Conemam Commissionary
Aasabet River
Sewerage policy change announced for river disposal
Officials warn property owners that discharging sewerage into the Agsa by river is forbidden. Permanent street repairs in the business section delayed until connections to town sewerage are completed, with funds withheld until proper system integration is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agsa
Bet
West Acton Baptist Church Observes Mother's Day With Music
Reverend Arthur Jeffries leads Mother's Day service at West Acton Baptist Church. A sizable audience enjoyed music and a sermon. floral decorations added to the occasion. An upcoming event is the Daughter banquet at Homeal Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. Mrs Nathan R. Godwin, president of Gordon College Boston, chairs the committee. Tickets cost 1 dollar per couple. arrangements will help any mothers or daughters needing companions. Next Sunday morning the sermon topic is Why do the Righteous Suffer Why do the Wicked Prosper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Arthur Jeffries
Ho Neal
Nathan R. God
Gordon College
Sudbury Families Report Illnesses Amid End of School
Mr and Mrs George Adams and their grandson William Lounsbury Jr with Mr and Mrs Oren Lemay and son Alleh from Jaffrey New Hampshire visited Waldo L Stone. Measles mumps chicken pox and scarlet fever are prevalent in local families. school attendance is small but authorities plan to keep schools open near year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Adams
Wiliam ‘Lounsbury Jr
Oren LeMay
Alleh
Jaffrey
N. H
Waldo
L. Stone
Mrs Clifford Burr of Framingham Dies After Illness
Mrs Clifford Burr of Framingham died Monday at her home after a long illness. A well known figure in the community the family lived here for many years. She was active in local band and drill activities and was missed when the family moved. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock with interment in Mt Wadsworth Cemetery. She leaves a husband two sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Burr
Framingham
Mongay
Ilineay
Grangé
Mt. Wadsworth
Health Board Authorizes School Clinic for Toxin-Antitoxin
The Sudbury Health Board authorizes the school committee to operate another clinic in the schools for administering toxin antitoxin to boys and girls. The program aims to immunize pupils against diphtheria and contagion during a three week period in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury of Health
Art School
Matt Tees Feee
Acton American Legion Post Votes Proceeds for War Charity
At a special meeting of American Legion Post No. 284 Acton May 14 votes directed to devote the entire proceeds of a fund raising event to a war relief cause. The gathering in Acton discussed honoring veterans with the weekend event and contributions were allocated to a senate war service fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
American Legion Post
Acton
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