Massachusetts and New England crop report shows declines
The October 1 forecasts indicate Massachusetts potato and corn crops below normal due to late blight and rot. New England totals for corn and oats are off last year with weather favorable early in the season. National potato and grain crops show mixed results, with blight losses and a generally lower outlook than five-year averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
England
Mcintosh
Rmn
Delicious
New England
Mnecticut
United States
Pennia
Maine
Midhiard
Wisconsin
United
Kotas
Montana
Concord Church Fancy Work Sale Promoted by Norwegian Free Church
Auction details show a sale of fancy work on Thursday October 27 under the Norwegian Free Church auspices. The event will feature a clock and continue into the evening, with high school football schedules noted elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Free Church
Miss Mary R. Byron Dies Suddenly in Concord
Mary R. Byron, lifelong resident of Concord and daughter of the late James J. and Ann Byron, died at her home Friday night after a shock. She is mourned by brothers George of the Boston Post Office Edward of Charlestown Charles a Concord grocer J William former Concord postmaster and attorney Francis of Waltham and Thomas of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mary R. Byron
James J
Ann Byron
Byron
George
Boston
Edward
Charlestown
Charles
J. William
Francis
Waltham
Thomas
Legion Auxiliary Whist Draw Honors at Maynard
The Legion Auxiliary held a whist party at Odd Fellows hall with twenty five tables. Louis Evers and Mrs Mary Martin tied for high score while Evers won the draw honors. Next high scorers were Douglas Morrill and Albert Fairbanks. The committee included Minnie Downey and Eleanor Sheridan. Turkey whist is planned for the third Monday in November with monthly whist parties all winter. Officers will be installed November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
the Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Louis Evers
Mary Martin
D. Suprent
Concord Junction
Louis ‘Evers
Douglas Morrill
Albert Fairbanks
C Committee
Minnie’ Downey
Eleanor’ Sheridan
Edith Rasmussen
Nellie Wolcott
Eva ‘Evers
Grace Sweeney
Helen
Alice Hurd
Columbus Day Golf Events at Concord Country Club
Concord, Oct. 1 The Columbus Day golf program at the Concord Country Club featured two events. In the four ball best ball, Wells Blanchard and R C Piper posted 73 net to win with B. Cluttenden noted among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concorn Country Club
Wells, Blanchard
R C Piper
B. Cluttenden
Golf results reveal ties in many events and mixed foursomes
The article lists numerous players and scores from a golf tournament. Ties claim second place in several pairs including Mrs. Charles W. Cheney with Henry P. Kidder and Mrs. Robert Bowser with R. C. Piper. Four ball totals range from 83 73 to 92 80 with pairs such as Wells Blanchard and R. C. Piper and Burleigh L. Pratt and Hubert M. Wardwell Jr. in action. Mixed foursomes show multiple 9 hole results featuring Comins, Comins, Cheney, Kidder, and others with varied scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred M. Abler
Andrew H. Hepburn
Henry A. Laughlin
Inid
Mise
Margaret Comins
W. Comins
Charles W. Cheney
Henry P. Kidder
Robert Bowser
R. C. Roper
Wells Blanchard
R. C. Piper
S. B. Chittenden
Alfred M. Uhler
Henry A. Loughlin
Michael Cody, Jr
Berkley Wheeler
Arthur B. Brooks
Harry W Snelling
Russell G. Fessenden
David A. Ballwin
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Burleigh L. Pratt
Hubert M. Wardwell, Jr
Rive
Danforth W. Comins
R. Bowser
David A. Baldwin
Peter Brooks
J. M. Haton
Henry J. Coolidge
Eri. D. Brooks
Newbury
Gordon Hutchins
Roger D. Swain
Harvest Sale At Trinitarian Church Draws Crowd
A fruitful harvest food and rummage sale took place in the chapel and banquet hall of the Trinitarian Congregational Church Saturday afternoon under the Woman's Union. Mrs. William C. Kean led the committee with Mrs. Thomas Todd in charge of food Mrs. Joseph W. Smith handling farm products and Mrs. Howard L Tuttle leading the rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Woman's Union
William C. Kean
Thomas Todd
Joseph W. Smith
Howard L., Tuttle
Fullonton Heath Wedding in Columbus Day Ceremony
Miss Laura C Heath, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Heath, wed Donald F Fullonton on Columbus Day 1927 at St Bridget s church Maynard. Rev Edward Crowley officiated at 3 45 p m with Miss Mary T Heath as bridesmaid and Malcolm E Fullenton as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura C. Heath
Charles B Heath
School Street
Donald F. Fullonton
Llewellyn, Fullonton
Piper Road
Edward Crowley
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Mary T. Heath
Malcolm
Bride Weds in Satin Gown with Fullenton Family Presence
The ceremony featured crepe back satin for the bride and georgette details for the bridesmaids with velvet accents. After the ceremony the couple hosted a reception at the bride’s School street home attended by family. Gifts included crystal pearls for the bridesmaid and a ruby ring for the best man. The couple planned a honeymoon to New York, Niagara Falls and Canada before settling back on School street.
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School Street
Fullenton
Eleanor Heath
William Feely
William T. Hayes
Robinson Stars With Academy Team in Worcester
Concord October 19 Dave Robinson ex captain of Concord High football makes varsity at Worcester Academy as fullback amid eighty contenders. The academy has not allowed a score, beating Holy Cross freshman 16 to 0 and Worcester Tech second team 66 to 0. They face Harvard freshmen next Saturday at Worcester in a likely tough match.
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Concord
Dave Robinson
Concord’ High
Worcester Academy
Academy
Holy Cross
Worcester Tech
Harvarde
Worcester
Harvard
Dave
Open readings by Mrs James sponsored by Americanization panel
On October 19 a reading of a French play was held at Mrs Edward H James home on Lexington road. The event was sponsored by the Americanization committee led by Mrs Herbert B Hosmer and welcomed all members.
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Concord
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Americanization Committee
Herbert. B. Hosmer
Literature Club Plans Four Sessions on Isben Texts
Tea at 3 30 followed by 4 o'clock reading marks the start of a four class series on Isben Life and Plays under Mrs Leslie R Morse chairing. The first gathering will be at Mrs Abram Hoffecker 86 Main street with papers on Isben Life and Times The Pretenders and The Vikings to be presented by club members.
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Igben
Leslie R. Morse
Abram Hoffecker
Main Street
Isben
Vikings
First Social of K of P Slated at Masonic Hall
Progressive Lodge of the K of P will hold its first social at Masonic Hall on Wednesday Oct 26. Supper at 6 30 followed by entertainment and speech by Grand Lodge officers Harland T Knight and Clifford E Jones both of Somerville Paul E Berquist DDGC William C Purdy DGC Mrs Helen McNault grand chief of Phytician Sisters and Mrs Mirian E Gould DGC will attend.
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Progressive Lodge
K of P
Masonic Hall
Grand Lodge
Harland T. Knight
Clifford E. Jones
Somerville
Paul E. Berquist
DDGC
William C. Purdy
DGC
Helen McNault
Phytician Sisters
Mirian E. Gould
Harvest Fete At West Concord Union Church Arouses Community
A well attended harvest supper and entertainment were organized by the Women’s Union of West Concord Union Church. Mrs Herbert L Day chaired the event with Miss Evelyn Day directing decorations. Performers included Sadie Hawley Gladys Blodgett and Mildred Stone among others. Reverend William J Batt welcomed guests and Baldwin was named president at the Concord Country Club meeting held Saturday evening.
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West Concord Union
Women’s Union
Herbert L. Day
Union
Evelyn
Percy Blodgett
Gladys Blodgett
Sadie Hawley
Albert Bertelsen
Evelyn Day
Bertelsen
William J. Batt
Concord Junction
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Mildred Stone
Josephine Pierce
Peggy Reed
Ruth Williams
Robert A. Harvest
Baldwin
Concord Country Club
Concord Woman's Club hosts French reading and officers elected
Baldwin selected president for the seventh time at the club meeting with Saeger Swain Holden Richardson Pratt Kidder as officers and governors. Mrs Edward H James read a French play at her Lexington Road home directed by the Americanization Committee. Tea followed the reading. Card of thanks from Fred A Waite and family expresses gratitude for sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Baldwin
Wilford C. Saeger
Roger, D. Swain
Ralph Holden
Joseph 8. Richardson
Burleigh L. Pratt
Henry P. Kidder
Board of Governors
Edward H. James
Lexington Road
Concord Woman's Club
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Fred A. Waite
Local firms listed in a Bay State commerce column
A long roster of stores and companies appears in the page segment. Named firms include Prince Walter Co. Prince Cotter Co. Cobban Brothers Frank Ricard Jewelry Store Favreau Brothers and many others across retail and service sectors. The list features department stores, shoe shops, clothing outfits, drug stores, and curtain or novelty shops. The item reads like an advertising or business directory compilation.
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Lowell
Middlesex County
Prince Walter Co
Prince Cotter Co
Cobban Brothers
Frank Ricard
Favreau Brothers
Edward Freeman
the Gagnon Co
Brockleman Brothers
F. W. Woolworth Co
D. L. Page Co
Twentieth Century Shoe
D. C. Donaldson’s
Dickerman and McQuade the Fidler Co
Harry Bass
J. B. Gover Co
Lowell Arch Preserver
Fraser’s Men’s Shop
D. S. O’brien Co. Wood-Abbott
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Sosto
Rtice
Neer Isne
Vdealing
Hord High School
Cord High School
Framingham
Ham High
Poncorn
Miss Byron
Legion Aux
Fullonton Heath
Robinson
K. OF P
Charles William Stores
New
City Halls
Bigelow
Dana’s
Lowell Motor Sales
Merrimack Square
Billerica Centre
Tyngsboro
Chelmsford Centre
North Chelmsford
Lakeview
Scollinsville
Dracut Centre
Wilmington
Sherburn
Merchants of
Middlesex Nat'l. Bank
Old Lowell National Bank
Union National Bank
Appleton National Bank
Lowell Trust Company
Lowell Electric Light Corp
Lowell Gas Light Co
B. F. Keith’s
Strand Theatre
Bon Marché Dry Goods Co
A. G. Pollard Co
Cherry and Webb Co
the Chalifoux
the Robertson Co
Macartney Clothing Co
Talbot Clothing Co
S. H. Harrison Co
Harry Newman Gookin Furniture Co
Courier-Citizen Co
Telegram Publishing Co
the Kresge Co
The
Kresge Co
Curtain Stores
Cole
Ian
C. B. Coburn Co
M. Steinert & Son
G. C. Prince & Co
A. E. O’heir, Furniture Co
Moloney, Florist Gray Furniture Co, Oppenheim's
Merrimack Square Theatre
Walkover Shoe Shop
Moller’s, Inc
Tom McAn Shoe Store
Jd. J. Newberry Co
the Lowell Sun
L’etoile Daily
Liggett’s Drug Stores
Lemkin’s Clothing Store
McMahon's Specialty Shop
Crane's Clothes
Lowell Chamber OF Commerce
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