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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
5
In a rugged canyon tale, Ken and Jones confront a dangerous pursuit. Bishop is wounded after a fierce clash with a rival clan, strapped to a horse, and the pair improvise a survival camp with makeshift fires and medical aid as they guard the injured rider through a cold night.
Kentucky Jones warns Lee Bishop that a link remains missing in the Mason case. Bishop claims Mason rode Three Spot near the Bar Hook ranch. Kentucky spots a rider approaching the signal fire and prepares to confront the visitor with caution.
Jean Ragland returns from a night ride to tend Lee Bishop dying and urges Kentucky Jones to prepare for a final confrontation. Bishop warns of Campo’s betrayal while Kentucky vows to square himself with Jean as danger closes around the Bar Hook on the rim.
Jean pressures Kentucky to flee with the horse to expose Bob Elliot's hold over her father and the Bar Hook murder case. She reveals Elliot's ties to Mason's death, her father’s fear for his wife, and the fragile alibi surrounding the killer’s rifle. Kentucky resists but grasps the danger.
The Chinese legation states that Chinese are buried like others under health laws. They are placed in hermetically sealed caskets in cemeteries with plots. Every seven years permission is granted to remove the remains for return to China for burial.
The passage recalls a coronation scene where an earl is dressed in historic regalia. It emphasizes insignia ranks and the ceremonial display associated with royal ritual.
Funeral services for Louisa M Blanchard Dudley were held at her West Acton home on Sunday. The widow of Dudley and a devout Christian, she was born November 6, 1866 in Boxboro and died last week at age 59. Survived by two sisters Mrs Whitcomb and Miss Juliet Posey, burial was in Mount Hope.
Al Petra edged by Raymond Lareau of Marlboro for tenth place at the finish in a photo finish. Karl A. Hills presented the Governor James M. Curley trophy to the winner, noting Governor Curley’s ties with the Finnish people. Taps Nevala claimed two prizes for sixth place and first local to finish. Jim Maddock and Campbell were among past winners. Frank Facey received ovation for long service to the B B A U.
The gathering honored George L Towne and G A Beckett as survivors while a local pastor delivered a moving tribute. A brush fire near the Concord line was contained by Mullin land fire units. Marjorie Reed recovers from a serious illness. The Universalist May Sale drew strong crowds and funded a charity drive with bright displays and assorted goods.
Almon H. Gilmore son of the late Walter A. and Jaama Gilmore died at his home in DSilmield Connecticut last week at age wy yeu. He was a longtime horse trainer known across New England and New York state and member of the Fitchburg Driving Club and other associations. Survived by Mrs. Mabel Durkee West Acton a brother Fred of Fitchburg and two sisters Eva Mason and Grace Gilmore. Funeral held Sunday at 3:30 at his sister’s home officiated by Rev. Morris. Burial in Mount Hope family lot with committal by Rev. Morris.
The Het Se H Gardeners club in West Acton held meetings with Rev. Harlan Tuttle leading a group of five youngsters. Next Sunday Rev. Glenn W. Douglass will address the men at the Acton Congregational church. Wednesday features the monthly covenant service and business meeting with devotional period. Communion is planned next Sunday at worship, followed by a 7 pm Union service with Arthur E. Beckett preaching and music by Acton Center church.
Sudbury schools offer Chadwick Clinic services on May 21 examining grades 7 9 and 1 with a plan to continue yearly to combat tuberculosis. Sudbury defeats Weston High in baseball 17 13 on May 21 with listed Sudbury players. Field Day at Town Recreation Field June 13 12:30 to 2:30 for grades 6 12. High school graduation and reception planned for June at Town Hall and Town Hall.
Steamships Sirius and Great Britain arrived in New York on April 23 1838. Sirius completed the transatlantic crossing from London in 17 days and Great Britain sailed from Bristol in 15 days.
Sudbury upped the ante with a first inning run on Law rence sen’s hit, then capitalized on a Roche error to push Mercury and Griffin across as Tolman struggled at home. A late sixth inning tied the game before a seventh inning rally by the visitors sealed the win on strong baserunning.
Memorial services were held at Acton Church last Sunday with all voter organizations and their attached invitees as guests.
The highboy, a William and Mary era chest on legs, is of French root from haut and bois. Front four legs with two rear legs are linked by a stretcher, often inverted cup legs and double hood moldings mark the period. Pear drop drawer pulls complete the characteristic style.
The skull of General George Custer's dog sits in a University of Minneapolis museum cabinet. Left by the 7th Cavalry commander after Little Big Horn the dog died of old age in Minneapolis. The skin was mounted to the zoology department and only the skull remains.
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