Bedford Hell Juniors Lose As Tuesday May 18 Stirs Worries
A terse local item notes Bedford's Hell Juniors facing a setback on Tuesday May 18, with residents and clubs in Bedford reacting to the setback and concerns over prospects.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1926
Page
1
A terse local item notes Bedford's Hell Juniors facing a setback on Tuesday May 18, with residents and clubs in Bedford reacting to the setback and concerns over prospects.
The annual public school Arts and Crafts exhibition filled the new school auditorium with student work across grades. Highlights include high school poster printing, handmade crafts, sewing, paper ships, and a strong display of student effort under Miss Graves and teachers. The event noted significant cooperation and featured new Aurora Cone demonstrations and sign printing.
The document outlines how the flag should be raised and lowered at sunrise and sunset, half mast on Memorial Day, and proper etiquette during parades. It covers positioning of the Union, how to hoist and furl the flag, handling when crossing other flags, and altar or banner use directions.
Memorial Day events set for Sunday May 30 at 1046 with attendance planned from all local military organizations in Concord.
A special town meeting is scheduled for June 1 at 8 PM. The finance committee report will be mailed Thursday. Articles include whether to rescind the service through Old Road Street and whether the town system will serve all parts of the town not yet served.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church plans a centennial observance from June 6 to June 13 marking its founding in 1836 by sixteen members. The events recall the church’s history including the 1624 fire and shared quarters with First Parish. A sermon by Dr. W A Middlesex and a pastor’s reply are planned.
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