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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1929
Page
7
Priest's Cafe at 42 Nason street promotes itself as one of the town’s most popular and commodious dining spots. It pledges home cooked food, daily specials, pleasant surroundings, and catering for lodge events and parties.
Joseph Ferrara of Hudson faced District court charges for hunting without an alien permit and false permit representation. He was fined $50 for the first charge and $10 for the second, with the last charge filed, after Deputy Game Warden Lloyd Walker testified Ferrara was found at the Zink farm in Boston with a shotgun and a borrowed license.
Two Midland league matchups highlighted Maynard action as teams faced off in local league play. Details on scores and standout performances are incomplete from the fragment.
The Maynard and Acton Oil Co now leads local oils and greases distribution with strong fuel and furnace oil demand. President H W Bursaw and staff are praised for courteous service as the firm expands from a small concern to a major regional supplier.
Maynard T. T. defeated Concord by three points in a bowling match at Lynch alleys. Macey team fell four points to Collings of Marlboro at Maynard alleys.
William E. France operates a corner filling station with four pumps and up to date equipment, offering Gulf, Tydor or Texaco gas, quality oils, greases, tires and parts. A connected variety store stocks groceries confections and tonics, drawing strong local business.
Concord Massachusetts October 21 Old Concord Chapter D A R opened its 1929 1930 season with a large meeting in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church It marked the last time the chapter would meet there with the November 9 gathering to be held at the new chapter house and feature the dedication of the headquarters Mrs Horton Edmands chapter regent presided over business relating to the building and the group adjourned to proceed across Lexington Road from the church to continue the session.
Wm Macey owner and J A Verner manager announce a busy season at the New Maynard Alleys on Main Street They promote bowling for health and invite both men and women to bowl daily The facility also features three new pool tables and a barber shop with experienced barbers promising prompt service.
Women return to the church to hear Mrs. Wallace RB Conant of Concord, vice regent, report on the State Fall D A R conference in Springfield. A social followed with refreshments by Mrs. Lowell H. Cram, chairwoman, and Mrs. Alfred Haynes and Mrs. John D. Miller.
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