Milton Show To Be Held At The Paddocks
A two day horse show at The Paddocks on Route 123 opens Saturday at 8 AM and runs to afternoon with noon reopenings. Entries from Rhode Island New Hampshire and nearby states compete for open jump prizes judged by renowned horsemen including Dr Henry Be8 swelbkwn and Jackson of County Land. Notable horses include Yule Belle Connecticut Amieri and many female riders competing across multiple classes culminating in the open jumping stake.
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K. Rhode Island
Ver- Nempshire
Jackson
County Land
Henry Be
Schusbof Framingham
Boro
Connecticut
M.’ “St Bles
Buntley
Milton
New England
Sports Night at Veterans Building to Feature Bump Hadley
Concord The James J Mans post A L selects Monday evening June 10 for its public sports night at the Veterans Building. Former Yankees pitcher and current radio commentator Bump Hadley will head the guest speakers with sport reels to be shown.
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Concord
James J Mansfield
A. L
Veterans Building
Bump Hadley
Yankees
Concord-Lexington triumph in league opener at Emerson Ground
Concord defeats rival Lexington 4-2 as Bill McNally stops five hits in a solid mound effort while Lowe fans 10 and yields six hits. Concord’s costly errors hindered late scoring chances as the locals slip to 1-6 in eight league starts. Road attends D A R meeting in Concord with officers named and Fall Conference delegates listed.
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Concord
Lexington
Emerson Playground
Bill McNally
Lowe
Bedford Residents Elected to DAR Posts in Old Billerica Road Area
Bedford selects Mrs Charles Hunt and Mrs Charlies R Blinn along with Miss Clara B Cutler for DAR positions on the Great Road area. Names reflect local civic turnout and neighborhood representation.
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Bedford
Charles Hunt
Billerica Road
Charlies R. Blinn
Great Road
Clara B. Cutler
Parish Unitarian Church Dance Saturday at Town Hall
The A U Y of the First Parish Unitarian church sponsors a dance on Saturday evening in the Town Hall.
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First Parish Unitarian Church
Htall
Pilgrim Tire and Supply Grand Opening Draws Crowd
The Pilgrim Tire and Supply Store at 20 Nasan Street held a gala opening drawing three prizes. Joseph P. Dineen drew winning numbers with Police Chief Henry Piecewicz present. Ann Christian of Powder Mill Road won a Firestone Sunny Day Washing Machine, Ralph Adams of Concord won Firestone tires, and William Annett of Littleton won a Firestone radio. Owner Henry Nave thanked over 4,000 attendees for the big turnout.
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Maynard
Pilgrim Tire and Supply
Nasan Street
Board of Selectmen
Joseph P. Dineen
Henry Piecewicz
Ann Christian
Powder Mill Road
Ralph Adams
Concord
Wantiam
Annett
Littleton
Henry Nave
Schnair Heads VFW Poppy Sale
Joseph Schank Jr named chairman of the annual Buddy Poppy sale by VFW Post No. 1812. The event runs Friday and Saturday May 24 and 25 with a planned distribution of 4 000 poppies to honor service members who died in conflicts.
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Joseph Schank, Jr
United
Junca
Post
Iee
House condition on ball field eyed at club meeting
The Mi Ve Club discussed the ball field condition and laid plans for the annual Ladies' Night. Ss Lee and Jane Wi q were appointed along with Seik ee and Dominick Palmeri to roles.
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Mi Ve Club
Tis
Lee
Seikee Jane Wi Q. Bases
Dominick Palmeri
Maynard Public Dance at High School Auditorium
Chuck Di Grappo and his 10 piece orchestra host a Maynard public dance at Maynard High School Auditorium on Friday May 24 from 9 to 12. The event follows a two week old dance series beloved by attendees. The band features World War II veterans many having served overseas in Army bands.
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Maynard
Chuck DiGrappo
Maynard High School
Chuck
Song Recital At Columbus Hall Draws Local Crowd
Recital by the pupils of Adelaide Sims at Columbus Hall on Sunday evening drew a large crowd. Invitations must be presented at the door due to crowding. parents and friends anticipate another high standard from the twenty three pupils. Maynard Grange notes include a Ladies Degree Team meeting with a musical program and plans for June 20 dinner and July boat trip.
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Ince
Sims
Maynard Grange
Ina Edwards
Josephine Ferrera
Ruth Woodworth
Eleanor Mariano
Doris Kytola
Margery Flint
Ellen Haapala
Arlene Goldthwaite
Anne, Duclos
Adelaide Sims
Winifred Nature Club Honors Ve rital Leader at Meeting
Bedford report notes the Winifred Nature Club met Tuesday at Louis Pfeiffer’s home on South Sheen Road Milwaukee. Attendees presented a pencil set to the celebrant and heard brief ceremonies led by Mrs Murray Frank Cloutier and the Misses White. Dr Joseph E Webber referenced a National 4H card noting the organization’s need.
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Winifred
Louis Pfeiffer
South
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