Sudbury High Wins Two With_errors And Close Win At King Philip
Sudbury High defeated Westboro High 12 to 6 at King Philip Field in a loosely played game marred by errors. King Philip edged SHS 8 to 7 later, while the Grammar school beat Wayland 19 to 6. A Frigidaire cooler in the lunchroom serves daily ice cream. former SHS teacher Altha Richmond visited, now pursuing secretarial studies in New York City.
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Sudbury High
Westboro High
King Philip Field
South Sudbury
Northboro
Sudbury
Conroy
Hunter
C Lowell
Cord
Duffy
King Philip Town
King Philips
King Philip's
Cunningham
C Baldwin
Smith
Shs
Grammar School
Wayland
Altha’Richmonds
New York City
Sudbury Notes On Homes Homeships Funerals And Local Activities
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hawes aim to settle in their new house by July 4. The Woman's Club held a well attended food sale in Town Hall on Thursday afternoon. The funeral of George Haynes, longtime Sudbury resident, occurred Friday with interment in Sudbury Centre cemetery. Richard Braser of Pittsburg and MIT instructor was a weekend guest of Walter and E Piper on Old Sudbury Road. Homecoming golfers appeared tired on Sunday evening. The Street Department improves access to the Town Hall and tax collector offices to ease citizen contact with the Selectmen. Norman Rowry of King Philip Joad was elected national director for two years by the Massachusetts Purchasing Agents Association. Mrs Carrie Way attended her sister in law Mrs George P Farnum’s funeral in Melrose last Wednesday. Mrs Farnum was mother of Assistant United States Attorney General George Farnum, former assistant U.S. District Attorney for Mass.
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Arthur Hawes
George Haynes
Sudbury
Sudbury Centre
Richard Braser
Pittsburg
Penn
MIT
Walter &E. Piper
Old Sudbury Road
Norman Rowry
Philip Joad
Massachusetts Purchasing Agents
Asso
Carrie Way
George P Farnum
Melrose
Farnum
Asst
United States
George Farnum
Asst. U
Mass
Melrose Women Visit Sudbury for Luncheon and Bridge
Members of the Melrose Ladies' Sewing Circle attended a luncheon at the Way Side Inn and toured the Inn, mill, and schoolhouse before moving to Penlau for bridge and tea hosted by Mrs C H Way. Mrs Hor Reed, sister of Mrs C H Way, was among the group.
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Sewing Circle
Melrose
Wayside Inn
Old Mill
Red School House
Concord Parent-Teacher Association Holds Season Finale
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association wrapped up its season with a Monday evening meeting at Batonhall High School. Substitute speaker Miss Helen Leavitt, musical editor for Ginn and Co and Boston University instructor, presented a Talk on Music with illustrations. Mrs Rosg K Whiton sang solos and Allister S MacDougall spoke on Children’s Gardens. Hostess was Mrs Henry J Coolidge.
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Concord Parent-Teacher Association
Batonhall
Frank Wright
State Board of Education
Helen
Leavitt
Ginn and Co
Boston University
Rosg K. Whiton
Children’s
Allister S. MacDougall
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Henry J. Coolidge
German Irish Banquet Honors Bremen Fliers in Boston
Miss Katherine Hayes and Mrs Ellen Keefe attended the Bremen Fliers tribute hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary AOH at the Copley Piazza Hotel in Boston on Sunday.
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Katherine Hayes
Ellen Keefe
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Aoh
Bremen
Copley Piazza Hotel
Boston
Concord Homemakers Form Permanent Middlesex Unit
At a recent East Quarter meeting in Concord homemakers voted to form a Permanent Unit of the Middlesex County Extension Service. Officers elected include Mrs. Wallace B. Conant as President Mrs. Laura Wilder as Vice President Mrs. Arthur Anderson as Secretary and Mrs. William Dee and Mrs. E. A. Aubrey Jr. as Leaders for the Unit.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
Wallace B. Conant
Laura Wilder
Arthur Anderson
Wiliam Dee
E. A. Aubrey, Jr
Memorial Service and Season Close at Congregational Church
Congregational Church announces events from Friday May 25 7:30 P M to Wednesday May 30 7 45 P M. Activities include Boy Scouts Troop 2 Sunday School and pastor's Bible class 10 45 A M Memorial Service in the main auditorium, with Old Concord Post GAR James J Mansfield Post American Legion Legion Auxiliary Co H 182nd Infantry MNG Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts as guests of honor. Final midweek study on The Epistle to the Hebrews ends with a 8 P M pop concert directed by Mrs W C Kean. Tonics and refreshments provided.
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Gail Cleland
Old Concord Post
GAR
James J. Mansfield
American Legion, Legion Auxiliary
Co. H
182Nd Infantry
MNG
Boy Scouts
W. C. Kean
Concord plans flagpole funding by popular subscription
Town of Concord nears finishing Emerson Playground with a football field and track by June 1. Officials seek private funds to erect a central flagpole, estimating a $600 need and inviting citizens to donate via Harold Orendorff at Concord National Bank. Signatories include Leslie Anderson, Anton Asbjornsen, Oscar Beckvold, and others on May 15, 1928.
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Concord
Emerson
Harold E. Orendorff
Concord National Bank
Leslie O. Anderson
Anton Asbjornsen
Oscar E. Beckvold
John Bordman
Edwin D. Brooks
Geo. W. Brothers
Edward B. Caiger
John P Condon
John J. Connorton
Philip A. Davis
Joseph Dee
Michael J. Dee
Benjamin Derby
William O. Ellis
Wm. L. Fitzpatrick
Allen French
Robert E. Goodwin
Wells A. Hall
Thomas Hollis Jr
Samuel Hoar
Elmer L Joslin
Hugh F. Leith
Edward F. Loughlin
Austin D. MacRae
Bernard W. McGrath
Benjamin Moody
James Nagle
Harold EF. Orendorff
Charles EB. Pedersen
Thomas Peterson
Arthur A. Pike
Andrew J. Raymond
Edward W. Sheehan
Harold Tompkins
T. Alfred Wilson
Raymond Wheeler
Mrs Weygant Improving After Belmont Track Meet Crash
Mrs Everett Weygant, badly injured when thrown from her automobile in a collision returning from a Belmont track meet, has shown slight improvement at Waltham hospital. Driver Albert Bertelsen, who was behind Weygant’s car, emerged unhurt as the community awaits further news.
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Weygant
Everett F. Weygant
Waltham Hospital
Belmont
Albert Bertelsen
Mr.Weygant
Weegant
Concord Baseball Game Set Between Billerica and Concord
Billerica American Legion visits Concord for a Middlesex County Baseball League game tomorrow evening at 6 15 p m local time in a key league matchup featuring the two teams.
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Concord
Billerica American Legion
Middlesex County
Marlboro Ladies Benevolent Society Hosts Meeting
The Marlboro parish Ladies Benevolent Society welcomes members of the Fist Parish group to a vestry gathering at Union Congregational Church tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6. The program includes speaking, music, and a social with a collation. Mrs. Amory Maynard founded the local society and will be recalled in history remarks by Mrs. Frank E. Sanderson, with speeches by Mrs. Mary Jannell and pastors Rev William Boicourt and Rev Stanley Addison.
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Ladies Benevolent’ Society
Ladies Benevolent Society
Fist
Marlboro
Union Congregational Church
Amory Maynard
Maynard
Marlboro Parish
Frank E. Sanderson
Mary Jannell
William Boicourt
Maynard Church
Stanley H. Addison
Marlboro Church
Union Congregational Church Maynard Service News
Maynard Massachusetts church schedule lists 9 45 Sunday school 10 45 Beginners Department 10 45 Memorial Service 2 00 Worship with sermon Only Ten Years Ago Miss Sylvia Mikkonen violinist to assist playing Adoration Old Refrain Notes Marlboro Ladies Benevolent Society guests Our Wider Fellowship features Rev George J Ross a North Dakota home missionary Communion Sunday first Sunday in June Children’s Day third Mrs Charles Williams Chandler Street underwent operation Emerson Hospital last night
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Sylvia Mikkonen
Borowski
Kreisler
Ladies Benevolent Society of
Sunday Motor Crashes In Concord Injure Several
Concord May 23 Sunday motor traffic through Concord saw two crashes injuring eight people. A sedan driven by Ture F Johnson entered Main Street from Thoreau collided, overturned, sending seven occupants including Mr and Mrs Johnson and four children to Emerson Hospital for minor injuries. A second roadster driven by Fred Saball of Brooksford escaped with a shake up. A separate incident on Main Street left two young women injured and others shaken when a tire failed causing a car to run off the road near a broken hydrant.
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Concord
Main and
Thoreau Sts
Ture F. Johnson
Stow
Main St
Thoreau
Charles W. Hutchinson
Fred ©. Saball
Brooksrd
Winchendon
Mainst
E. Emil Ranta
Forest St
Rockport
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George Goodnow
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Lowell Road
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Concord Parent Teacher Association
Mrs. Conant
Trinitarian Church
Wilder X. Macurda
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Charles Williams
Chandler Street
Emerson Hospital
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Union Ave
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Waltham
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