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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
10
Tnee is appointed as a member of the Board of Lecture Ship of The Mother Church in Boston, The First Church of Christ Scientist.
Bedford observers report the British Naval and Army Veteran's Association held its annual visit to Bedford on May 26. Delegations from Tee ington Minute Men and Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post joined a wreath laying on the Honor Roll, decoration of graves including Jonathan Page and Capt Wilson, taps echoed by Girl Scouts, then a parade to the Grange Hall for lunch before the veterans continued to Concord.
Runs O Donnell Shaw Williams Tamettelli Marcone Tierney Gru eat Sezerzen Errors en 2 Sibson Noone 2 Wil cox Fairbanks Brayden Two base Hits Torppa Three base hits Faevenks Stolen bases Sezerzen Ibanks O'Donnell 2 Sibson Itelli Marcone Sacrifice hits Namara Gruber Sczerzen Base Balls by Rizoli 2 by Torppa 5 Passed Balls Zapareski Hit by pitch by Torppa O Donell ih 57m Umpire Canbord.
Town residents attend a show at the Wo club with Miss Mary Piper visiting from Abbott Academy over the weekend. Audiences praised the excellence of the performances as the event drew many locals.
Edward Cutler left Friday for Arizona and will stop in Chicago to pick up his cousins who will join him for the trip. He expects a great time ranching this summer with relatives along.
Mrs William Tufts gave a genteel luncheon for Mrs V V Johnson on Thursday last. The event featured a Breezway table setup and a refined afternoon atmosphere reflecting the era.
Sudbury baseball Club faces Bedford A C in a three game series finale at King Philip Field on June 3 at 6 16 PM. Sudbury won game one 11 to 5 and lost game two 7 to 3, with both teams eager for a strong showing in the decisive contest.
More than thirty players competed in the Maynard Country Club weekend golf tournament held in Maynard. Wilbur ne posted the low gross 79 and net 67, Paul Allen had the second low gross 81 and net 67, while Charles Sheldon won first prize with a 91 gross and 56 net. Second prize went to William Far dy of Maynard with 90 gross and 58 net. others included J F Cleary with 104 and Howard Wilson with 96.
Report notes tying for third and a 4 net point near tie as there is another weekend plan called scheol week. Fifty members have joined the club so far.
Arthur E Maynard Walker and Mildred are referenced in connection with national parks and coastal areas, indicating potential involvement or residence in related regions. The fragment suggests a naming or notice spanning identities and locations tied to parks.
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