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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1928
Page
6
Sudbury notes report Mrs. George H. Gholke hosting a Friday afternoon bridge club with cards and tea. Mrs. Frank Gerry was the high scorer. Mr and Mrs Ross Rollins of Brookline visited on the hill Sunday.
The Sudbury Grange hosted its annual Memorial Meeting inviting guests from the G. A. R. Sons of Veterans American Legion and Womans Auxiliary. Patriotic remarks and suitable music filled the program with Marie Nelson overseeing refreshments.
Howard E. Dudley of South Road Lexington opened a riding school on Bedford Street, Bedford. The Concord Lodge of Elks No 1479 showed the film The Unknown Soldier in Grange Hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Johanna Foley 66 a long time Ac ton resident died at home Monday morning following a lengthy illness. Survived by daughters Mrs. Joseph Lemoine Nellie and Mary Foley and sons Michael chief of police David of Maynard and Thomas of Astoria NY. Funeral at St Bridget's Maynard Wednesday at 8. Burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
A Boston bound train arrived at the B and M at 9 o clock Monday morning and derailed onto the Marlboro branch. The overturned express car blocked the main line until the wrecker cleared it around noon. Traffic was diverted to the freight line during the blockade.
Five army planes drew attention as they flew over the town around midday Monday. Miss Mary Wardzale, a New York teacher in Yorkers, visited her letters during a Edward Johnston night patrol. A man captured a prisoner who is John Keegan, a doctor, who has moved from Brooks Street to Lewis Street.
Officer Johnston reports Albert Jalbert escaped from the Concord Reformatory Sunday morning by scaling a wall near Acton road. Jalbert was sighted in Maynard late Sunday night asking for Fitchburg. The capture occurred about 4:30 PM. A $50 reward is offered for the prisoner.
In a postponed Emerson Playground game Westly pitched a six strikeout, three hit effort for Concord High, holding Waltham to three hits. Pat Ryan homered in the ninth to give the visiting team a 3-2 lead before Concord failed to score in the final half.
Trinity Church Concord announces Friday June 1 at 7 P.M. Boy Scouts meet with Rev. Smith C. Dexter, Rector. Sunday June 3 services to follow as scheduled.
The engagement of Miss Lois Barton of North Sudbury, Concord High School Class of 1918, and Winslow Chage Sisson of Boston and Mattapoisett is announced. Barton is a graduate of Smith and Simmons Colleges. Sisson attended Boston University.
School notices that Doctor Sparks the school physician will visit on Thursday June 7 to complete Diphtheria Tests. He will not be at the school on May 31.
Sudbury High School notes a bitter week as the baseball team was shut out three times by Jupe Piave. A May 21 game with Weston was postponed first by rain on Monday and again on Tuesday, delaying the contest to Thursday due to continued showers.
The schedule shows two games this week at the park. Mayunggonda faces Wayland and another game features Wayla. Both games are at home and occur on the coming Monday.
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