Wilbert Robinson Reappears to Community Friends
Local notice notes Wilbert Robinson returns to his hometown and is greeted by many friends. The brief item highlights his welcome without detailing events or dates.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1926
Page
8
Local notice notes Wilbert Robinson returns to his hometown and is greeted by many friends. The brief item highlights his welcome without detailing events or dates.
Don Lents Maynard H eight gridsters opened strong at Crowe Park finishing with a 20 to 0 lead over Westboro. Grandell Fingard and McNamara starred in scoring plays, while Nyholm intercepted a pass to set up another, as Maynard built a dominant early margin and stifled the visitors.
Mrs George Hastasia of Stone-Pee and Mrs Rachael Haynes attend the State Convention of Women in Concord on October 26. George Braman leaves Acton work as Nashoba Apple Packing house plans to stay open about four more weeks.
Report notes a successful weekend as attendees praised events and vendors, with organizers calling the turnout robust and energy high across activities. No major incidents reported and feedback cited enjoyment and satisfaction from participants.
On the next play the locals score a tapout for a touchdown. Lent used twenty four players with subs and Pie Braydén leaving the game with boils. Capt Tomlin of Westboro, star Maynarde H. led Marlboro’s strong eleven. Maynard’s team hopes for another victory as Marlboro fields its best eleven in years at Artemas Ward playground.
Annurmac Grange held a well attended Halloween party with games and refreshments of doughnuts and elder. Mia Maude Kelley and Jessie Delaney led activities. Plans were set for the annual Halloween Dance to be held Friday evening in Association hall with Waltham Grange orchestra.
Concord Junction residents Mr and Mrs Harvey plan Monday evening visits in Pinehurst North Carolina. Miss Louise Lyons takes her annual vacation from duties as dental assistant to Dr W F Davis. Mr and Mrs Harry Jacobs and daughter Helen return from a four week motor trip to Nova Scotia visiting relatives.
The Helping Hand society of the Union Church held an all day gathering at Mrs. Fred’s Melrose home with a duck luncheon at noon. Mrs. Willard G. Lyon presented Mrs. Green a purse in appreciation of faithful service. W F Davis closed his dental office for two weeks vacation. The West Acton Board of Trade plans a second annual musical comedy directed by Mrs. Ruth I Wetherbes with a large cast in December.
Mr and Mrs Charles Warren William Bain and Edward Coughlin were noted at the Harvard Dartmouth game at the Stadium Saturday. Edward Sawyer a former resident visited with relatives during the week. Albert Lever a Dartmouth College student attended the Stadium Saturday to see his team and visited his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Lerer for the weekend.
Invitations announce Josephine D Errico daughter of Mr and Mrs Gaetano First street and Frank P well known postal clerk will wed at St Bridget s church Oct 31 at 11 AM A reception will follow at 3 30 PM at the bride s home Mr and Mrs William Mack of Roslindale were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Doyle Parker street United Circle I C A will hold a grocery whist party at Odd Fellows hall on Monday Nov 1 open to the public
Miss Dorothy Jones of Prospect street, teacher of piano, assistant to Miss Maud Down of Boston and pupil of Professor Marshall of Boston University in how no music desires a class. Contact West Acton 653 for information or telephone.
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