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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1934
Page
3
A letter urges stocking streams in the state to support trout and angling, warns that many stocked fish die or lack food before season opens, and criticizes overreliance on big streams. It also argues against gun-control bills, urging readers to protest Senate Bill 2258 to protect lawful firearm use and summer shooting fun.
A dated notice from the Vermin Protection Association signed by secretary Rose Prescott of Auburn marks opposition to a proposed trapping law change on the upcoming state ballot. The group argues it harms muskrat and otter habitats and fish while promoting humane trapping. Marlboro Fish and Game Association to hold a meeting at Sons of Italy hall with sport shows and pictures as the season closes.
Marjorie Reed celebrated her eleventh birthday with a party for seven friends on a midafternoon in South Acton. Contests and games filled the time, refreshments were served, and guests were given pretty and useful presents. Those present: Eleanor Jarrabee, Hazel Knight, Majorie Ally, Het Laird, Helen Jones, Frances Hough, Jean Camrypbell, and Imelda Fallon.
Mrs Kate Sawyer of Maynard street celebrated her birthday at home on Tuesday in a quiet manner. She had been in poor health for about a year until recently when illness struck again. friends report she is improving. Local society notes record community activity and upcoming events in Acton and surrounding towns.
South Acton Mr and Mrs Lewis H observed their first wedding anniversary at the home of Mrs D T Howe on May 6. Eighteen relatives from Concord Medfield and Acton joined a dinner and were greeted at a prettily decorated home. Betty Howe, formerly with Lancaster school, and Otis Reed were noted during the gathering as guests.
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