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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1924

Page

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Maynard Public Schools faced staff vacancies and resignations

In Maynard, nearly a dozen teachers resigned or left public schools, including Miss Vaughn principal of the first grade, triggering vacancies. The superintendent William H Milling noted the departures were mainly for marriage or other positions, with successors named from nearby normal schools and local educators.

Maynard William H Milling Milling Miss Vaughn Pearl Pulseover Truro

Maynard Country Club Hosts First Statewide Golf Tournament

Maynard Massachusetts hosts the first statewide golf tournament this weekend at Maynard Country Club. Eastern Massachusetts clubs invited with state handicaps in scoring. prizes include a silver cup and a course-record trophy. Entry is $1 by train or post. luncheon served. visitors welcome at the clubhouse.

Maynard Mass Massachusetts George H Gutteridge Gutteridge Oliver C. Tres B. J. Coughlin J. Packard J. J. Ledgard Frank C. Sheridan Maynard Country Club Boston

Cloging Out Sale Auction in Waltham Mass

John A Finigan lists a Cloging Out Sale for September 11 1924 at 10 AM at 41 Grove Street Waltham MA selling 13 Holstein and Guernsey cows 1 grade Holstein bull 20 months old 2 fat calves 2 horses and carts farm tools milk cooler and milk wagon with cash terms Lester T Richardson owner and items tuberculine tested and ready for delivery.

Lester T. Richardson Grove Street Waltham Mass Piebardyon

Wide ranging household goods sale by Mrs Cheney

Friday September 12 1924 sale on Carr road off Monument street Concord Massachusetts features mahogany desk set dining chairs wing chair and more. Items include bed furniture kitchen outfits garden tools and various decorations. Cash terms. Family leaving Concord.

Frederick E. Cheney Carr Road Monument Street Concord Mass

Pierce Enters 60th Year in Concord Shoe Store

Frank Pierce, veteran Concord shoe merchant and sole survivor of the Mill Dam store, begins his sixtieth year in business. He opened the shop in 1865 with his father, has served soldiers of three wars, and counts Ralph Waldo Emerson and Louisa May Alcott among customers.

Concord Mase Frank Pierce Mill Dam Harris Concord School of Philosophy Spain Nathan B. Stow Pierce Mr. Pierce Alfaretta C. Eaton Frank A. Pierce Boston Everett E. Pierce Municipal Wilbur Scott Doten Vera Ann Pierce

West Acton Visitors and Fire at Com stock Place

West Acton residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Clifton Willis and family. Visitors from Jacksonville Florida stayed with Mrs Lena Rodway. A Saturday roof fire at the Com stock place was brought under control by the fire department with only slight damage. James Hurley Peter Farrell and Francis Gallant attended the Braves versus Giants game at Braves Field on Monday.

George Rodway Jacksonville Fla Lena Rodway Com. Stock Place James Hurley Peter Farrell Francis Gallant Giants Braves Field

Senate Fight Shapes Middlesex County Nominees in 1920s Races

Countywide campaigns in Middlesex and nearby areas focus on Moyse versus Glazier for state senate with Moyse favored in the Republican nomination and Glazier carrying Hudson. Other contests include Coolidge vs. Dry or fence-sitting rivals for U S Senate and several district battles across Arlington Cambridge Melrose and Saugus. Edwards look to win in Newton while War ren of Arlington faces unopposed in 6th district. Continuous party-wide shifts and retirements color a crowded primary scene across the region.

George G Moyse Waltham Frederick P Glazier Hudson Mr Moyse Glazier Moyse Louis Coolidge Middlesex Charles C Warren Arlington Charles P Howard Reading Vernon W Evans Saugus Howard Clarence F. Kidder Somerville Cambridge Has. M. Austinn Warren C Daggett Daggett West Somerville Legis Suffolk Frank G. Allen Harvey A. Gallup North Adams Cape Plymouth Wiliam J. Look Edward C Hinckley Hyannis Look Martha’s Vineyard Barnstable Hinckley Bristol Walter E McLane McLane James T Bagshaw Bagshaw

Legion Parade Grounds Joyful Day Amid Storm in Concord

The Grand Annual Field Day for the James J. Mansfield Post American Legion opened Labor Day with a parade led by Headquarters Troop 110th Cavalry under Capt. Duncan. Despite thunder and rain, events proceeded, including two baseball games, a Midway, DC attractions, and an evening dance at the State Armory. Sophia Ames won a Ford in the evening prize drawing. Oscar Johnson won coal. The acton fair note and staff lists follow with Raleigh Prescott serving as field day chair.

Concord Mass James J. Mansfield American Legion 110Th Cavalry Duncan Legionnaires Armory Tigers Union Club Maynard State Armory Hannon Prescott Thomas H. Mansfield Charles F. Mara Leo T. Moreau Thomas J. Mulcahey Emil C. Nelson John J. O'Grady Russell F., Parsons Oscar E. Peterson Percival O. Petersen Burleigh L. Pratt Murray B. Reed Samuel A. Reed Chandler W. Saunders Mary C. Tobin Michael J. Fow George Bearley Harry H. Cook Women’s Auxiliary of the Legion

Miss Bechard Visits Central Street Hosts

Miss B Bechard of Troy New York is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry W Bursaw on Central Street.

Miss B Bechard Troy N Y Henry W Bursaw Central St

Acton Fair Junior Feature Parade Friday Ad

Advertisement notes this week's Acton Fair with a Junior feature parade scheduled for Friday.

Acton Fair

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