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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1920

Page

8

Marlboro to meet Waltham in high school baseball clash

Marlboro high school travels to Waltham for a key game with three truckloads of routers accompanying the team. Manning, a top Marlboro player, is expected to return and start. Bergeman will pitch and Peltier will guard the plate as Marlboro aims for victory against a strong Waltham lineup.

Marlboro Waltham Manning Marlboro Nine Marlboro Boys Bergeman Peltier

Probate Court cites relatives in Bent estate case

The Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex issues a summons for the heirs and next of kin of James R. Bent of Maynard to appear June 7 1920 in Cambridge. The petition seeks letters of administration to Mary Bh Bent and Whitney J Bent without bond. Publication in the Maynard Enterprise is required for three weeks.

Cemerenaien Massachusetts James R. Bent Maynard Mary Bh. Bent Whitney J. Bent Middlesex Cambridge Maynard Enterprise George F. Lawton

Eight Scarlet Fever Cases In Marlboro

Eight scarlet fever cases are reported in Marlboro with officials noting a statewide pattern. J J Cassidy urges quiet confinement of patients until recovery while Dr Francis A Finnegan cites widespread cases elsewhere. Names and ages of affected residents are listed.

Marlboro J. J. Cassidy Board of Health Francis A. Finnegan Fitchburg Mr. Cassidy Norman Norman St. Onge Hudson St Hesse Zahan Shaigian Howe St Mildred Walter Urquhart Maple St

Memorial Exercises in Schools May 28

Memorial exercises in memory of the heroic dead will be held in Assembly hall.

Memorial program planned for school children

On Friday morning May 28 pupils from the high and junior high will hold an observance starting at 8 oclock with Post 43 G A R members addressing the children. Legion men will speak and student songs and readings will follow. Afternoon grammar grade events include a parade by Grades 5 6 and 7 and an assembly hall service with pupils and veterans of Civil and World wars.

Post 43 Legion Childe

Estate Sale Converts to Auto Park on Northboro Road

Through F P Thrash er final papers record the sale of 288 Northboro rd a seven room bungalow and two acres of grove from Leon Aucair to Wilbur M Waite of Chicopee The property is being turned into an auto park for picnics and drive in meals a filling station under construction and set to open within days Waite plans to offer high class service between Boston and Worcester

F. P. Thrasher Northboro Rd Leon Aucair Wilbur ‘M. Waite Chicopee Waite Boston Worcester

Ladies Aid and Girl Scouts Gather for Meetings

The Ladies Aide of Holy Trinity church met with Mrs Walter Park in Russell block for a business session and social hour with refreshments and a $3 Salvation Army contribution. A Girl Scouts meeting drew about 20 attendees with noted enthusiasm at the Unitarian vestry yesterday afternoon.

Ladies’ Aid Holy Trinity Church Walter Park Russell Block Salvation Army

Maynard William M. Wood Endorses Thrift and Savings Drive

William M. Wood, president of the American Woolen Co., urges Maynard plant workers to save. He endorses the Thrift and Savings movement and asks superintendents and foremen to cooperate with Savings Division field workers to help employees save money to create and preserve their jobs.

William M. Wood American Woollen Co Maynard Agsabet Mills American Woolen Co Industrial Department Savings Division First Federal Reserve District Wood Wm. M. Wood Thrift

Stereopticon lecture and church sermons in Sudbury

In Sudbury a stereopticon lecture drew good attendance. Memorial church hosted Sunday services May 16 with topics The Value of Enthusiasm and A Ladder That Reaches From Earth to Heaven. Unitarian and Methodist services featured sermons by William Wood of Framingham and a Acts 6 7 text respectively.

Memorial Church Earth Legion John Threlfal Fred Clark Lydia Raymond Goodman Society Loring Puffer H. E. Rice Unitarian Church Willam Wood Framingham Methodist Church Jerusalem

Miss Marjorie Putnam Leaves Marlboro Hospital After Surgery

Miss Marjorie Putnam of Braintree recently underwent an appendectomy at Marlboro hospital and was discharged yesterday. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Burgess F Putnam and now stays with her aunt Mrs Benjamin F Lewis at 77 Chestnut Street.

Marjorie Putnam Braintree Marlboro Hospital Burgess F. Putnam Cutler Benjamin F. Lewis Chestnut St

Union Services Set At Methodist Church May 30

Mrs. Dwight Dean is very low. A new nurse attends as Miss Helen Rice sprained her ankle at school last week and must stay home Sunday morning. Memorial church Rev Hoyle will give the address. Veterans Sons of Veterans and Legion men will be present.

Dwight Dean Helen Rice Methodist Hoyle The Memorial Church Veterans, Sons of Veterans and Legion Men

Sudbury Grange Hosts Veterans at Maynard Meeting

Sudbury Grange and Maynard Grange members met Tuesday evening with veterans groups invited. Sudbury Grange planned to entertain the veterans Sons of Veterans and Legion at the next regular gathering.

Sudbury Grange Maynard Grange Veterans, Sons of Veterans and Legion Sudbury, Grange

Entertainment for Church Aid Society Benefit

Concord reports an entertainment event at Trinity Parish House on Friday evening to raise funds for the Church Aid society.

Church Aid Society Trinity

Meeting of Parent-Teachers Association at Eaton Hall

A meeting of the proposed Parent- Teachers association will be held at Eaton hall Monday May 24 at 8 p m. It is hoped that a large number will attend. A sad note from South west London reports a girl of twenty attempted suicide, believing she was too old to write a popular novel or a book of poems.

Parent- Teachers’ Association Eaton Hall London Punch, Low

Redeemed Early Failure and Noted Preachers in School Tale

Thomas Chambers, a renowned missionary and preacher, troubled his school teacher with early woes. Isaac Barrow, another famous preacher, was slow and quarrelsome, earning a reputation as a disgrace to the school.

Thomas Chambers Isaac Barrow

Reid Purchases 43 Acres From Dixon At Flag Hill Pasture

Robert Reid Jr buys 43 acres adjoining his farm from M B Dixon. The property known as the flag hill pasture joins Reid's holdings and completes the land swap for a larger farming tract.

Robert Reid, Jr M. 8. Dixon

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