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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1926

Page

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Maynard Country Club Hosts Open Golf Tournament

The Maynard Country Club hosted its third annual open golf meet with large crowds and rising local interest. Champion Tom Welch led with a strong round, while Hoxie set the pace the first day and Welch edged ahead the next, as many top players from clubs like Belmont, Green Hill, and Sandy Burr competed for low gross and low net honors.

Maynard Country Club Ss. Hoxie the Post Tom Welch Fand Maynard Te Coustry Cino Niblick Welch Paul Ovonner B. FP O'Brien War A. R. Parker Wellesley T. F. Inn Belmont C. C W. UC Frank C. Sheridan A. K. Bariow Mass. Guifers Association A. M. Moxie Mackey Arimont C U H. F. Wright Woodland C. C S$ Mackey Arimont Wright Waneway Brook A Hoxie Sandy Burr PD O'Brien Winthrop Cosgrove Green Hill Victery Sheridan R Lent Maynard C C P Crosby Woodlind C C E Coughlin Maynard CC Cole United Shoe Rev A Carleton Maynard & C E Lourie Norfolk CC E Brown Needham CC F Thayer Wollaston G WU E Munson H Wilson R Rockwell Oak F Shea C Winship Bear Hill J Reidy Schneiderman Scarboro F Greer

Sudbury Class of 1925 Hosts Labor Day Dance

The Sudbury High School class of 1925 held a Labor Day night dance at the Town Hall marking the fall and winter social season opening. Enthusiasm suggested an unusually gay season with many friends from nearby towns in attendance.

Sudbury High School

Rainy day shifts pace of parish field day events

A large crowd gathered at Monument Fall despite rain that moved the first annual sporting program to the parish hall. Dancing exhibitions by children under Mrs De of Concord Junction delighted attendees while midway activities and refreshments continued. Organizers led by Edward W. Flaherty and Rev William J. Finnick ensured the day ran into the evening with plans to resume Saturday’s events and baseball postponed to next week due to a West Groton game.

Concord Junction Concord Town West Groton West Edward W. Flaherty William J. Finnick Henry Ryan David Carey Mary Battles Thomas J.mcgann Vv. Hennessy Mangaret Catherine B. Hayes Mary Sarah Ferguson Misa Trude Martell Es J. Ryan M. Appleby Henry Hickson Mi ‘Chael Collins Thomas ‘Howard Finan Thomas J. Michael Hopkins Patrick Hopkins Joseph M. Collins James J. Byrne Michael Howler Patrick Smith Martin O’brien Martin Mullaney James Powers Jr

Couple Weds Labor Day At St Bridgets Church

Miss Julia Mitscavitch daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Mitscavitch of 50 Pumping Station road and Witho Webkoja son of William Webkoja Pumping Station road were married Monday afternoon at 1 30 in St Bridgets rectory by Rev Edward F Crowley. A cousin served as maid of honor and Joseph Mitacavitch was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home. They will reside on Pumping Station road after a wedding tour. Mrs John Edwards and son Raymond have returned from a vacation in Ashpoint Maine.

Maynard Julia Mitscavitch Andrew Mitscavitch Pumping Station Road Witho Webkoja William Webkoja St. Bridgets Edward F. Crowley Miss Joseph Mitacavitch Bride Ding

Concord High School swimmer earns varsity role this fall

A Concord High School junior named Eileen was discussed as a potential head lifeguard and swimmer this fall. She is described as the daughter of a Mr. and noted for her modesty when questioned about her experience.

Concord Jct Eileen Barty Die

Maynard Crash Injures Four On Weekend Trip

Alfred Billett of Welltham Street is at Lawrence General Hospital with a leg fracture from a two vehicle crash at Willis Garmer North Andover Friday at 7 30. His wife Mrs Billett has multiple bruises and a head wound requiring stitches and was home Monday night. Jessie Billett sustained leg bruises and a scalp cut. Walter Annette a passenger escaped injury. A separate Oakland car from Everett with a mother and two other passengers struck the Billet rear wheel causing the wreck. Loretta Mullin begins as music teacher at Saugus Junior High School after summer work as a pianist for movies at the Hawthorne Inn East Gloucester.

Maynard Alfred Billett Welltham Street Lawrence General Hospital Willis-Garmer North Andover Jessie Billett Walter Annette Salisbury Beach North Amdover Oakland Everett Oaklard Jesse Billet Billett Loretta Mullin Saugus

Leominster high school football begins practice season

The Vouch Lent era promises a strong offense with a focus on impact among students and staff. The team plans first practice this week and aims to unveil new backfield and end materials if possible. The season opens September 18 at Leominster with Bill Glennon, ex Holy Cross star, coaching the squad in practice for two weeks.

Leominster Bill Glennon Holy Crosse

South Sudbury Briefs Include Church Talk and School Start

Miss Adams of Framingham spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs Ralph Stone. Rev and Mrs J O Haarvig returned from vacation with Mr Haarvig preaching at Memorial Church. Schools opened on Tuesday September 6 with center schools in same rooms as last year. Work on the school house has been delayed but will be resumed later.

Miss Adams Frapingham Ralph Stone J. O. Haarvig Mr. Haarvig Memorial Church Tuesaday

Victim of Heart Failure Laid to Rest in Maynard

Frank Farwell 72 native of Powder Mill road died suddenly of heart trouble in Holliston while returning with a mill load. Medical Examiner Dr. Glase ruled heart failure. Survived by wife Emma, daughter Mrs. George Hooper, and brother George Farwell. Funeral held at his late home with Odd Fellows service and burial in Woodlawn cemetery Acton.

Maynard Frank Farwell Powder Mill Road Holliston Edward Powder Mills Farwell Glase Fowler

Wedding Day Celebrants Feted After Ceremony at Waltham Hall

An afternoon wedding at Waltham A Street Hall drew hundreds of friends and relatives from Boston and nearby towns. The couple, both well known with large circles of friends, received many beautiful gifts as music refreshments and dancing followed the ceremony.

Waltham A Boston

Parade Fireworks Planned After Rain Delay at Crewe Park

The Sons of Italy in Roma will hold a Field Day at Crewe Park on Saturday, postponed from Labor Day due to rain. Napoli of Boston will lead the street procession at 2 PM, with fireworks planned for the night.

Sons of Italy

Piano and Harmony Lessons Announced in Maynard

T. Joseph Fredette will teach piano every Tuesday in Maynard and also offer harmony lessons. Applications accepted at Murphy and Snyder Printing Co. Tel. 788.

T. Joseph Fredette Maynard Murphy and Synder Printing Co

Gubana Held on Bigamy Charge After Suspected Connecticut Marriage

Peter A. Gubana 35 a carpenter of 140 Lincoln Street was summoned to the police on a warrant for non support. He faces bigamy accusations after Esther Manfield 32 of Rice and Hutchins Shoe factory claims marriage in Connecticut on June 21 1924. Police found clothing for both partners at the Lincoln Street home. Bail set at 300 on each charge.

Peter A. Gubana Lincoln Street Ara Gubane Marlboro Esther Manfield Rice and Hutchins Peter Gubana Connecticut Lincoln ‘Street Gebane Miss Gusan Lexington

Edwards dies after long illness in Acton home

Mrs Rhoda Edwards, also known as Matt Edwarda, died at her home on School Street after two years of illness and ten days of confinement. Funeral and services to be held at Acton Center.

Rhoda Matt Edwarda School Street Edwards Herspy Acton Center

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