West Concord Teachers Meet as Harvey-Wheeler School Opens
West Concord welcomed a large attendance as the Harvey-Wheeler School opened on Wednesday. Supt Wells A Hall led a general teachers meeting at Eaton Hall with Principal Harold D Chittim and new staff meeting various faculty members. Local families including Mr and Mrs Ervin Bumford and Mr and Mrs John Hannon returned from vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Manock
Washington, D. C
Margaret Damon
Harvey-Wheeler
John Hannon
West Concord
Hull
Elsie Bean
Manvel Arts
Yonkers
New York
Silas A. Bean
Concord Town
Robinson and
Fredericks
Battery
Peterson
Edward F. Loughlin
Yankees Clean Sweep in Labor Day Victory Over Bedford
The Concord Yankees beat Bedford Athletic Club 5 to 4 in a ninth inning rally to clinch the Labor Day win. Beecey led Bedford with a first inning triple as J McGovern fanned 13. Max Arkin pitched well for Concord, while McKenna and McCarthy anchored a 17 to 2 afternoon win. Soffrith’s double in the field highlighted errorless defense. Weather hit 550 degrees to 92 degrees, with humidity making the day oppressive. Concord Grange 150 celebrated Labor Day at Elks Hill, and Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary meets in Monument Mall for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
McKenna
McCarthy
Battery
T. McGovern
Bieren
Loring
Bedford
Beecey
Soffrith
McGovern
Parks
Concord Grange No
Patrons of Husbandry
Elks Hill
Division 44
Monument Mall
Union Church announces September services and activities
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone leads morning worship at 10:30 with a vested choir under Miss Mildred Stone and organist Miss Gertrude Rideout. Sunday School reopens to a large attendance. Evening Christian Endeavor meets at 6 led by Wilbur Manosh. Tuesday events include Ladies' Union and Midweek service. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Union
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Mildred Stone
Gertrude H. Rideout
Jam
Christian Endeavor Society
Wilbur Manosh
Ladies’ Union
Labor Day Visits Across Families In Acton And Boston
South Acton families spent Labor Day at relatives in West Medford Maple street and Boston. Edith Woolward from Boston visited cousin Mrs Everett Reed on Maples street. Kenneth Reed hosted Mr and Mrs Banks of Worcester on Main street over the holiday. Luke Sherwood of Lakeport New Hampshire stayed with Albert Sherwood’s family. Albert van Philip, recent summer guest with grandparents, returned home with his parents to Lakeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. McClenathan
West Medford
Lattie McClensshan
Maplestreet
Edith Woolward
Boston
Everett W. Reed
Maplesstreet
Kenneth Reed
George ‘Banks
Worcester
Main Street
Labor Day
Luke Sherwood
Lakeport
N. H
Albert C.sherwood
Albert
van Philip
Mon
Leonard
Keene
Lightning Damages Sudbury Homes and Injures Resident
In Sudbury last week Mrs M E Rice fell and broke her thigh. A Tuesday shower caused roof damage to Albert Stewart and Fred Stone homes. Lightning blew out chimneys and stopped power. Waldo Chamberlain’s kitchen pump and plumbing were harmed. Repairs paused utility service. Miss Purena Ritchie, summer guest, returned to Rutland Vermont. Gordon Hunter visited from Long Island for the weekend. Mrs Charlotte Small and James Small of Wells Maine visited Thelma Hancock last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M E Rice
Albert Stewart
Fred Stone
Waldo Chamberlain
Purena Ritchie
Hoods
Rutland
Gordon Hunter
Long Island
Charlotte Small
James Small
Wells
Maine
Thelma Hancock
Maguire and Holmes Return from New York Trip
James 8 Maguire and Mrs Maguire return from a motor trip to New York to visit relatives. Roger F Holmes, former principal of Harvey Wheeler West Concord schools and Mrs Holmes, visited in town last week while en route from Maine to North Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 8. Maguire
Maguire
New York
Roger F. Holmes
Harvey Wheeler-West Concord Schools
Holmes
Maine
North Adams
Busy golf day at Concord Country Club reports multiple events
A Monday program at Concord Country Club featured four events. Results include best nine holes by R C Piper 38-31 and H B Hosmer 38-32, driving by John Merwin at 747 yards, and mixed foursomes won by Mrs David Baldwin and James Baldwin with 39-36 1-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Ralph C. Piper
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
George K. Whitney
John Merwin
William
Faversham
Michael Cody Jr
Merwin
Cody
Salon
David A. Baldwin
James
B. Baldwin
R. C. Piper
C.hayden Whitney
John M. Abbott
John Buttrick
Michael Cody, Jr
James B. Baldwin
William Faversham
Lennox .H. Lindsay
iMre Michael Cody
Probate citation in Ada M. Lyon estate in Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs and all interested parties in the Ada M. Lyon estate of Concord to appear September 20 1929 in Cambridge to show cause why Willard G. Lyon should not be granted letters testamentary without bond. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise and mailed to known heirs seven days before the hearing. Witness Judge John C. Leggat and Register Loring P. Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ada M. Lyon
Concord
Willard G. Lyon
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Rsans
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Kate I. Buckley
Caugé
Seif
Mayhard
Lost Deposit Book Notice and Reward for Transport Violations
Notice lists a lost Deposit Book No 1979 with payment poppe. Concord Cooperative and Benjamin Moody dated Aug 21 Sept 4. The Transportation Investigating Service Inc offers a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of operators of pleasure cars for hire over Lovell Bus Lines routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Cooperative Y
Benjamin Moody
Transportation Investigating Service, Inc
Colorado Avenue
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Lovell Bus ‘Lines, Inc
Maynard
Mass
Mortgagee Sale Notice for 4435 El Something
Public notice of a mortgagee sale for the property at 4435 El something, listing the secured debt and impending transfer. Details readable in the fragment indicate a lender named in the enforcement action and a court or trustee proceeding, with sale conditions pending.
Acton Fair Notes With Food Booths And Rides
The Acton fair announces two food booths operated by the Woman's Club and Edwards-Quimby Post American Legion offering home cooked meals and seating. Adults pay seventy five cents daily with no two day ticket. A Merry Go Round ponies and a Punch and Judy show will entertain children. A new addition at Fiske field includes spaded grounds and iron fencing along Woodbury lane to guide attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Hdwards-Quimby
American Legion
Woodbury
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W. B. Case and Sons
Maynard, Mass
Specialglot
A.C.A
Oxfords
Ennis
Deauville
Fennis Shoes
Ladies
South Acton
Sudbury
E. A. Parlee Co., Inc
Washington St
Newton
Loa
Safil Mortage
Acton
County of Middlesex
Harvard
Ward Brook
Moses Taylor
Taylor
Tenney
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Acton Fair
W. B. Case
Cleagur
Telephone 4400
Teun
Selectmen's Notics
Board of Selectmen
Creighton Block
William C. Strout
Edwin Carlton
Joseph Schnair
South Sudbury
Coulding’s Antique
Maes
Maurice E. Buckley
Charles Free Weatford
Victor’s. Shoe Repair
Parker St
Maynard, Naas
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