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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
4
Under Herbert A. Brown of Concord the exhibition will be in the new building on the grounds. It features a fine display by 4-H club boys and girls and 165 troops of boy and girl scouts with Joseph Perry of West Acton chairing the boys and Miss Rose Jiartley of Marlboro for the girls.
The 100 foot building will host a poultry and rabbit exhibition under Frank Braman of Acton. Braman brings years of experience and his management is expected to deliver a fine show.
Local residents report family movements and holiday trips across New York state and beyond. The Killorans occupy the Skelton place on Mapie street while others visit Albany Lake George and Chicago. A long-time liveryman Mr Wooster marks fifty-one years away from his Cole’s block business with a taxi stint.
The body of Alexander Nagle who died in Baltimore Sunday was brought to Acton last week and laid at ICSL in Woowawa cemetery. He was the son of the late Mrs Agnes Nagle and survived by brother Fred W. Nagle of Pepperell and sisters Mrs Emily Billings South Acton Mrs Anna Leonard Easton Mass and Mrs Elizabeth Kimner Cleveland. Nagle had been a resident and businessman in Baltimore for sixteen years.
Rev. Arthur Beckett, pastor, leads morning service on Sunday September 17 at 10 30. Sunday school and adult classes follow at 12 noon.
Services resumed at the Universalist Church with Rev. Dr. Coons of the Convention preaching at the pulpit on Sunday September 10.
The Sudbury event features Reverend Edward Perry Daniels of Concord preaching Then and Now at First Parish. The Concord First Parish chorus will sing and the Meeting House Tower will be rededicated after repairs. Coffee and picnic lunch on the Meeting House lawn accompany the gathering. The Sudbury Garden Club met in Town Hall with Professor Frank A. Waugh speaking on Home Gardens.
The September 11 gathering at Vose Park welcomes all members and friends with an elaborate program of athletic and academic events. Dr. J. P. Warbasse, president of the Cooperative League of the U S A, will be guest speaker delivering an engaging address in the afternoon.
The annual Mother Goose Junior Parade will include a new feature directed by Mrs. Benjamin Derby of West Concord and her committee. Mother Goose characters from The Fables of Mother Goose will be presented as the parade forms at the Congregational church and proceeds to the fair grounds led by the band.
Bigger and improved horse show features new classes and a skilled committee led by George W. Mead and his son Francis. Miss Elizabeth Marion will serve as bugler as riders compete in saddle jumping obstacle race and Shetland classes at 10 30 and 1 p.m with parking along the rail.
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