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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1927

Page

3

Eighth Grade Honors and Acknowledgments From The Middle School

A partial report lists students with high arithmetic and spelling scores over four months. Names include Everett Ghappel Hennessey Evelyn Veha Karl Madsen Everett Chappelle and Mary Sullivan with perfect attendance and several top scorers Olga Onberg Léon Christian Leonavary Igaret Williatha Thomas Wills Jeanne Knight Anna Idnton George Repleton among others.

Everett Chappelle Mary Sullivan Karl Madsen John Damon Alice Ormond Roan Belle Rogers Joseph Steinman Eligabeth Howard Ted

State Review West Acton Scouts Attend Massachusetts Event

Fifteen Girl Scouts and several chaperones journeyed to Boston Arena for the eighth annual State Review of Massachusetts Girl Scouts. About 3000 girls in uniform gathered for demonstrations, marches, and singing by the state chorus with West Acton represented by twelve girls.

West Acton Arthur Blatchard Vhein Sanderson Harry Wain“holdt Boston Arena State Review of Massachusetts Bis Hall Boston Concord

West Acton Residents Return After Family Visit

Fragmented lines indicate Mr and Mrs Tracy of Filnworth Maine visited Howard Q Tracy's son then returned home. A small note mentions West Acton Grantmar School food event and a May 27 meeting at 2 30. Conference details about Mrs Draper at Mid ex County and Mrs Heneene L Hall appear in garbled form.

Tracy Filnworth Maine

Maynfitd Players Present Thee Wise Fools at Acton Hall

West Acton troupe the Maynfitd Players bring Thee Wise Fools to the IOGF Hall on Thursday May 26 for a charity Cadet fund benefit. The group has previously delighted local audiences with their talent.

West Acton IOGF Acton

Southboro Prep for Annual Play at Town Hall

Special to The Enterprise reports rehearsals for the Southboro Catholic Wea Club annual play set for next Monday night in Town Hall. Illness of Walter Crotty affects coaching. Miss Anne Untt Amber joins cast, with fundraising and community support stressed by organizers.

Routhboro Southboro Lawrence Kane John Burke

Dress Rehearsal for Alumni Play in Southboro

A dress rehearsal for the District School play by the Peter's High School Alumni Association will be in the Assembly hall Thursday night with a second show in the game hall Friday. An orchestra from Framingham performs the evening program for dancing and homemade candy will be sold. Proceeds help defray association expenses for Southboro's 200th Town Anniversary celebration in July.

Southboro Peter’s High School Framingham

Acton Agricultural Association Opens Year with Merriam Speech

Acton Massachusetts on May 12 held the first meeting of the Acton Agricultural Association for 1997 in the town hall. President Frank A. Merriam spoke on plans for the eleventh Acton Fair set for September 16 and urged 1000 members to enroll within 30 days.

Acton Acton Agricultural Association Actay Frank A. Merriam Gene i. Hall Way Merriam Middlesex County Acton Ar‘ricultural Association Acton Chamber of Commerce

Concord Horse Show Opens To Great Attendance

The first Concord Horse Show at Paul Revere Stock Farm Lexington Road drew a large crowd. Judge Tenry Higginson and DL William J. Chamberlain presided as Peter Reach of Medminster led the show committee with trophies awarded. Sylvia Warren of Boston and Miss Elizabeth Loring won several prizes while Joey from Martins Riding School took top pony honors ahead of Afterglow.

Concord Paul Revere Stock Farm Lexington Road A. H. Loveracy Higginson End William J.chamberlain Peter’ Ti! Réach of Medminster Medford Sylvia. Warren Boston Elizabeth Loring Joey Martin’s Nancy Cook

Prise Wins at Ballinastow Show for American Legion Benefit

Prise awarded to Ballinastow a chestnut gelding from Paul Revere Stock Farm with Mengariff second. In thoroughbred hunters Peter T Roche's Pile Dennis won first, Pipemmis second, Dotlemur third. Show benefit for James J Mansfield post 158 American Legion with James F Burke as manager and Timothy J Splathe assisting. Secretary Malcolm G Caldwell. Show committee chaired by Mr Roche includes Miss Betty Dumaine and others.

Prise Ballinastow Paul Revere Mengariff Peter T. Roche Pile Dennis Pipemmis Atother Mr. Roche Dotlemur James J. Mansfield American Legion James F. Burke Timothy J. Splathe Malcolm G. Caldwell Horde Roche Betty Dumaine Samuel Hoar Dorothy Neyhart George Anegar Leo Winstein Bee Warren Howard. B Daniels Walter Viale Hy Ww Kaien

Cured Overnight with MX Skin Remedy

A letter from a user claims rapid relief after applying MX for a burned hand with eczema and scalp issues. They praise the product as effective for long-term skin problems and say it’s sold by local druggists.

Nard Drug Co Snow Phire and McCormick Pharmacy

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