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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1931
Page
7
Readable fragments report Concord Grange No 150 Patons of Husbandry meeting held in Eikshall on Tuesday evening last week with attendance noted.
Mortgagee Coolidge will foreclose a 1926 mortgage on land in Sudbury described as a 1.5 acre parcel on the State Road near Wayland with bounds to the Boston and Maine Railroad and Coolidge land. Sale set for June 15 at 4:45 PM at the premises, with $500 cash due at sale. Attorneys listed as Reason, Steno% in Rutland MA.
At a meeting presided by Frederick Moreau, Miss Ruth Raymond led the covered disk supper. It was announced the Metropolitan Past Masters and Lecturers Chefs will provide entertainment at the next gathering on June 24 with cards to follow.
Maynard resident Charles W Manty is named in the Massachusetts State College graduating class as the first with the new college name. He will receive his degree at the June 15 Commencement after a college career in track football hockey and drama. Manty, Hebron Academy and Maynard High School alum, was active in Lambda Chi Alpha and Roister Doisters and majored in chromology.
Public auction to foreclose a 1927 mortgage on five acre Sudbury property described as land along State Highway toward Wayland. Sold by Novello L. Coolidge as present holder, with $500 deposit required and taxes liens pending. June 15 at 30 in the afternoon.
Marlboro City Team beat Concord Town Team 139 to a wide margin in the season opener at Ward Park. Olsen started the scoring in the first frame, Whittemore lined a drive that Evans snagged for a triple play, and Burns homered in the third as every local player had a hit. The locals travel to Clinton on Friday to face the Clinton Team.
A Maynard Union Congregational Church gathering at the Young People's Society featured Mr Stratten of Merchants' National Bank discussing banking branches and youth opportunities. The event highlighted Boy and Girl Scout programs offering character training and activities for eligible youths. Choir rehearsals continue Thursday.
A church teacher's meeting was scheduled for June 9 with a program and supper at 6:30 for all teachers and officers of the church and its Religious Education committees. The Mt Monadnock trip by the young men's class was postponed a week. a committee is in charge of arrangements.
More than 200 attendees enjoyed the St Bridget's parish whist event at Cooperative Hall Bridar nigh. Florence Lider and Eve s Murray hosted as awards were handed for high scores and door prizes with numerous names listed among the winners and helpers.
Sisters of the Memorial Service for Meynard Prograsave Lodge and Progressive Temple Pythian held divine services at the Methodist church with Rev Ernest L Mills as preacher. Luncheon followed at Mastai hall. Members from Orange Fitchburg and other towns joined a procession to Glenwood cemetery for services at the K P lot. Rev Andrew Tors leff of Acton delivered the memorial address.
Lucy Daniels Stevens widow of William A. Stevens died suddenly early Tuesday evening after a pleasant day with friends. Born in Boston in 1862, she lived in West Somerville before moving to Concord in 1912. She was active in Trinitarian Church and the Concord Women’s Club and survived by her daughter and sister. Funeral services were held at her daughter’s home and burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery in Everett.
Old Fellows from Waltham and Prospect Lodges gathered in West Concord for a Neighbor's Night. Noble Grand Marshall L Richardson led the program with readings by District Deputy Fish and songs by Ralph Rollins. An indoor baseball game ended Concord 3 to 2 over the guests, followed by a collation arranged by Concord Lodge's entertainment committee.
The First Parish meeting House near Sudbury holds Sunday services with Rev. Channing Brown preaching on the future of liberal and undogmatic religion. Exer cises announced to run from next Sunday to June 7 inviting parents without church homes to bring their children for christening at noon.
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