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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1927

Page

8

Concord Skeet Shoot Won By Harry Wells At Algeo Farm

Harry Wells won the handicap skeet shoot at Concord Rod and Gun Club on the Algeo farm with a 23. Samuel Hoar and Martin Bulger tied for second with 22, Hoar taking the toss for decision and Bulger third. Other scores include Bulger 22, Andres 19, Rankin 16, Wiles 13, Adams 13, Bush 11.

Harry Wells Concord Rod and Gun Club Algeo Farm Samuel Hoar Martin Bulger Mr Hoar Mr Bulger Mr. Bulger Samuel, Hoar Mr Muller

Gardner HS Girls Dominate Maynard in Dual Meet

Gardner High School girls swept to a 66 to 13 victory over Maynard in a Gardner grounds dual track meet. Mise Wickman led Gardner with wins in basketball and baseball throws, while Thatcher and Columbe won multiple sprints. Maynard's Gertrude Perkala claimed five points with high jump second and two thirds.

Gardner HS Maynard HS Chair City Maynard Gardner High School Gardner Mise Elsie Wickman Gertrude Perkala Reid Streeter Perkala Peltola Sargood Porter Thatcher Moore Mulcahy Kultinen Lehto Wickman Miller Hayward Steeves Columbes Moynahan Spratt

Nothing but the Truth draws crowd at Windsor Club

Nothing but the Truth a three act comedy presented by the Windsor Club in West Acton last Friday and Saturday drew laughter filled audiences. The cast included Donald Littlefield Oscar Swenson Albert Grimes Louise Turner Frances Hall Elise Dickerman William Pearse Paul Hederstedt Ruth Costello Mabel Noyes Bert ram Hall Bertram Hall with stage settings by William Costello and Josephine Sebastian. The club highlighters a professional standard and thanks patrons and helpers for the success.

West Acton Windsor Club Donald Littlefield Oscar Swenson Albert Grimes Louise Turner Frances I. Hall Elise’ Dickerman William Pearse Paul Hederstedt Ruth Costello Mabel Noyes Bertram E. Hall Bertram H. Hall Josephine Sebastian William J. Costello William Booker

Miss Nellie Croft enters nurse trainee program

Miss Nellie B. Croft daughter of Mrs Arthur Croft of 18 Tremont Street has become a student in the Training School for Attendant Nurses run by the Household Nursing Association located at 222 Newbury Street Boston.

Nellie B. Croft Arthur Croft Tremont Street The Household Nursing Association Newbury Street Boston

Union Congregational Church Prepares for National Council Delegation

Next Sunday the church hosts its last service before the National Council of Congregational Churches opens in Ontario Nebraska. Mr Boicourt is elected a delegate and will preach Where is Holme at the morning service. An 7 pm evening visit and social in the vestry will include light refreshments and informal speeches. All are welcome. On May 29 Rev Preston R Crowell leads the service with the Finnish Congregational Conference in session at Maynard Withe as fraternal delegate with free to Union Congregational.

Union Congregational Church Maynard National Council of'Congregational Church Ontaria Nebraska Boicourt Holme Preston R. Crowell Union

Knights of Pything Call for Relief in Flood Hit Areas

The Order Knights of Pything plans a special fund raise to aid Mississippi flood victims. Supreme Chancellor Richard Witte of Milwaukee urges lodges to donate immediately and lists committee members to receive and forward funds. He stresses the calamity and urges every member to contribute to prove Pythianism’s worth. Contributions sent to Thomas D. Meares in Wilmington, NY.

Order Knights of Pything Mississippi River Richard Witte Milwaukee Wis Progressive Lodge John A. Mitzeavitch Thomas D. Meares Wilmington

Concord Junction Community Notes and Meetings

Harrie Nims sells 368 Main Street to Alfred J Christian Mrs Thomas Kane recuperating at Emerson Hospital after an operation. Saturday Mrs Karl Christofferson improving after operation at Emerson hospital expected home this week. Mrs H W Tripp with Mr and Mrs Earl Prescott and children of Groton spent weekend with relatives in Antrim NH Concord Lodge 21%100F to exemplify initiatory degree Thursday evening with refreshments. Lombardo family visited Southampton to see daughter in school. Veterans Night at Annursnac Grange Monday after regular meeting with military representatives. Edward W Sheehan and others plan entertainment at future event.

Harrie Nims Main Street Alfred J. Christian Thomas Kane Emerson Hospital Karl Christofferson Emerson Hostal H. W. Tripp Earl Prescott Groton Antrim N. H. Concord Lodge

Annursnac Grange to Repeat Bashful Mr Bobbs Play

Members of Annursnac Grange announce a repeat performance of The Bashful Mr Bobbs in Association Hallard Hall on Wednesday May 25 at 100 feet Hall Acton under the Winona Rebekah Lodge 132 auspices.

Concord Junction Union Church May 22 Events

Concord Junction Massachusetts Sunday schedule lists Rev Alfred W Stone preaching Incentives to Holiness at 10 30 morning service followed by church school at noon Junior and Senior Endeavor at 3 00 and 6 00 with evening service at 7 00 The Cloaks Left with Corpus topic The week includes Boy Scouts Ladies Union Midweek Service and a May 29 site day with local veterans and Boy Scouts as guests at the 10 30 service

Union Churgh Ladies’ Union jOld‘ Concord Post GAR Ralph B. Hosmer United Spanish War Veterans James J. Mansfield American Legion Concord Troops of Boy Scouts Union Church

Willow Lodge and Odd Fellowship Joint Anniversary Celebration

In Concord Junction on May 18 a joint observance marked the Willow Rebekah Lodge 35th anniversary and Odd Fellowship’s 109th US anniversary. A 130‑guest supper of baked ham followed by an Elite Trig Boston performance entertained from 8 to 10 with music and sketches.

Concord Junction Willow Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellowship United States Trig Boston

Real Estate Transfers at Concord Junction

Waldo P. Lapham has purchased all real estate of Lillian Conant at Concord Junction including a two apartment house at Riverside Avenue and Pine Street and the cottage and stable at 16 Pine Street. The deal also covers seven and a half acres along Pine Street and adjacent parcels, plus an additional seventeen and a half acres described as pond land near Rid, with transfer details.

Waldo P. Lapham Lillian Conant Concord Junction Riverside Avenue Pine St Pine Street Fred Conant Bedford Thett Janie' Ieee Wand. Beire Rid

Maynard H S Swamps Hopkinton in Midland League win

Maynard High School crushed Hopkinton High School 21 16 in a Midland League game at Hopkinton Town Park. Supola led with five hits and three runs, Tierney pitched 10 strikeouts, as Maynard stole eight bases and built a big lead after the second inning.

Maynard H. S Hopkinton H. S Hopkinton Town Park Don Lent Hopkinton Holt O’brien Maynard Kirby Cronin Don Doc Supola Murderers Row Nordberg Tierney White Fingard Supola.c. Cf Bog Torppa Kane Nordberg If Lawson Cf Zaporeski Hopkinton H Poae Hally Kenney Cf Ie Holt Crowley Rf Coe ‘Smith Os ‘Hamilton Ronin Kirley P. Rf Hes Supola Lawson Zac Kenney O’brien Tewo Siipola Frigard Ilton Brien Slipola Torppa Kinley Hamilton Evans

Wildes Lovell Wedding at First Parish Cambridge

Faith Lovell daughter of Mrs. Wallace D Lovell of Cambridge wed Newlin B Wildes of Milton in a May ceremony at the First Parish Church Cambridge Rev Dr Samuel J M Crothers officiated The bride wore a belde chosen by her brother Philip Gray Lovell Guests included bridesmaids Nancy Stephen Uriel Bazin and others A reception followed at the Cambridge Boat Club The couple will reside in Cambridge

Concord Cambridge Faith Lovell Wallace D Lovell Concord Avenue Newlin B. ‘Wildes Milton Samuel JM. Crothers Rehurch Philip Gray Lovell David W.,lovell

New Baseball Field to be Dedicated May 4

Concord lodge of Elks will dedicate a new baseball field on May 4 with a dedicatory service. A parade and band will participate under the sanction of the local Board.

Concord Lodge of Elks

Concord group to dedicate new Emerson baseball field

A Concord committee led by Edward W. Sheehan plans a May 24 dedication of the Emerson field. A Liberty Pole procession, Elk ritual at the Playgrounds, and turn over of grounds to the Board of Selectmen precede a twilight game between the Concord Town Baseball Team and Concord High School, with proceeds split between the teams.

Selectmen of Concord Lodge Elks Edward W. Sheehan Emerson Concord Minute Man Walter Goss Concord Lodge of Elks Concord Lodge Edward F. Loughlin Board of Selectmen John M. Keyes Concord “Town Concord Highschool Miks Capt John Bordman Harold Tompkins Bernard McGrath Oscar E. Beckbold T. Alfred Wilson W. Stuart Allen Board of Trade

Clyde of Ellsworth Visits West Acton Home

Mr. Clyde of Ellsworth Maine is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs B E B Hall in West Acton.

Mr. Clyde Ellsworth,Maine Mrs. B. EB. Hall

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