Grange Fair Showcases Fruit Veg Canned Goods and Prizes
At the annual fair the Extension Service and the Department of Agriculture awarded blue ribbons for best fruit and vegetables. Jeremiah and sons led fruit varieties, John Reed won best vegetable collection, and Frances Shurburne led canned goods. Volunteers organized exhibits with flowers, cloths, and a Grange orchestra performing in the evening.
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Department of Agric
Massachusetts Department Agriculture
Jeremiah and Sons
John Reed
Betty Kelley
Genevieve Framley
Hadley
Aimie. Pacornet
James H. DeNeill
W. Taylor
William M
Johnennedy
Mary Frawley
Helena
Cath- Crossley
Emma Beharts
Guy Elmes
H ‘ Ddllies
Harold, Hall
Daniel Sullivan
Massachu Partment of Agriculture Fordividual
All Sheehan and Sons
Edward Ty
Daniel Con
Graham
Watson Higgins
Massachus Department of ‘Agriculture
Watson
Higgins
Gecome
MU Higgins
George Witherell
John Reeds
John” Rei
John Best
Hubbard Uash
Frances Shurburne
Hazel Caldwell
Margaret Caldwell
Linnie Hodgdon
W. E. Burrell
Herbert Nealey
Frederick W. Taylor
George A Hodgdon
Chester Kelley
Concord High Girls Field Hockey Tryouts Set
Candidates for Concord High School girls field hockey team gathered for a practice session as coaches evaluated prospects for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Selectmen and Ladies at Meeting in Concord
Concord September meeting of the Middle sex County Selectmen Assocation featured a Ladies Night. President Dr Frederick P Glazier presided. Traffic regulations were discussed as Congresswoman Edith Nourse Rogers and Dr Arthur W Gilbert spoke to attendees.
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Concord
Middlesex County Selectmen’s Association
Massachusetts
Concord Town Hall
Frederick P. Glazier
Board of Selectmen of
Hudson
Edith Nourse Rogers
Lowell
Arthur W. Gilbert
Maynard H. 8 Opens Home Football Season at Crowe Park
Maynard High School football starts its home schedule next Saturday with Hopkinton visiting Crowe Park in a Midland league opener. Coach Lent fields a light yet aggressive team after defeating Clinton last week, a result that surprised locals and boosted opening day spirit. A large crowd is hoped for to boost the players as they kick off the season.
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Maynard H
Hopkinton
Crowe Park
Lent
Clinton
Maynardee
Inton
Tors
Fined After Auto Accident in Concord District Court
Dominic Gallucci of 1 Oak Grove Court Malden was fined $165 by Judge Prescott Xeyes in Concord District Court on Friday for auto accident related offenses. He paid $100 for operating under liquor influence $50 for illegal renewal of intoxicating liquor and $15 for being drunk.
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Concord
Dominic Gallucci
Oak Grove Court
Malden
District ‘Court
Prescott ‘Xeyes
Presenting Danny Boy to Division 55 Hibernians
At a Division 55 Hibernians meeting in Monument Hall Concord the plan was set to present the play Danny Boy in late October. Rehearsals have begun with John McCluskey of Waltham as coach. Committee members include Michael J. Hopkins chairman Patrick McPhillips Thomas Flannigan and Patrick A. Smith.
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Concord
Ancient Order
Hibernians
Monument Hall
Danny Boy
John McCluskey
Waltham
Michael J. Hopkins
Patrick McPhillips
Thomas Flannigan
Patrick. A. Smith
Textile Golfers to Play Second Match in Maynard
The Maynard Textile Golfers and the Business Mens Golf team meet for the second match of a series at Maynard Country Club on a Thursday evening. A social follows to celebrate the return of the Dempse fight as a featured event.
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Maynard Textile
Maynard Country
Finnish Residents Form Strong Community in Maynard
In Maynard a census reported by the Finnish American Citizens Club estimates 2000 to 3000 Finnish residents. The community supports two churches, several societies, and the Uniika Cooperative Society with about 350000 in annual business. The Workmen's Society operates a hall on Oak Street and Vose Playgrounds host outdoor events drawing Maynard and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
America
Uniika Cooperative Society
First National
Lsc
Massachusetts
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
Glendale ‘Street
Finnish Congregational Church
Walnut Street
Finnish Temperance Society
Alka
Main Street
Progressive Society
Workinmen’s Eon “Taisto
Parker
Workinn's Society
Eet Street
Dollar Days in Concord and Junction
Concord and Concord Junction merchants announce Dollar Days from September 22 to 24. The Mercantile Committee of the Concord Board of Trade directs the event, offering extensive bargains across many stores. The aim is to boost local trade while fostering friendly shopping, with shoppers from miles around drawn to the varied savings.
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Concord
Junction
Concord Junction
Mercantile
Concord, Board of Trade
Franks
Concord “Junction
Ito
T He Mercantile Committee
Concord ‘Junction
Ledgard Wins Medal Play at Maynard Country Club
James J Ledgard won the medal play at Maynard Country Club over the weekend with a 64 in the event that also served as the Kaplan Cup qualifying round. The first sixteen qualifiers advance to match play next weekend. William J Mulcahy defeats Dr Philip T Flavin to claim Maynard Club championship by two up in final.
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James J. Ledgard
Rd Country Club
Concord Country Club golf championship first round results
The Concord Country Club opened its championship with eight matches Saturday. H W B Snelling defeated David A Baldwin five up and three to play, Andrew Hepburn beat Wella Blanchard three and one, Hubert M Wardwell Jr defeated Arthur B Brooks two up, James B Baldwin beat R Piper three and two, Michael Gody Jr defeated R B Chapman six and six, John Merwin beat Henry Kidder two and one, Burleigh L Pratt beat Herbert Buttrick Hosmer four and three, Alfred M Uhler beat John M Abbot six and five. Consolation round pairings followed: Arthur B Brooks vs R C Piper, David A Baldwin vs Wella Blanchard, R C Piper vs M Abbott, Herbert Buttrick Hosmer vs Henry P Kidder.
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Concord
H. W. B. Snelling
David A. Baldwin
Andrew ’ Hepurn
Wella Blanchard
Hubert, M. Wardwell Jr
Arthur B. Brooks
James B. Baldwin
R. ©. Piper
Michael Gody Jr
R B. Chapman
John ‘Merwin
R. 2
Chapman
Et M Abbott
Herbert Buttrick
He Hosmer
Little Conti and West Groton Clash in Middlesex League Series
The Middlesex County League names Concord and West Groton as the top teams to contest the Little World's Series. Opening game was in West Groton. schedule sets games at Henderson Playground on Sept 24, Sept 26, and Oct 1 with a possible Oct 2 neutral diamond at Forge Village if a fifth game is needed.
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Tevifie
Middlesex
West Groton
Hmerson
Concord
Forge Village
Mulcahy Triumphs In Maynard Golf Championship
William Mulcahy of Concord claimed the Maynard Country Club golf title by defeating Dr. P. T. Flavin 2 up in the finals. He also piloted Concord to the Middlesex County League baseball championship as manager, promising a strong season with West Groton and local supporters hoping for continued success.
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Maynard
William Mulcahey
Concord
Maynard Country Club
Pp. T. Flavin
Mulcahey
West Groton
Girl Scouts First Meeting at Congregational Church
Clover leaf troop gathers for its initial fall meeting at the Congregational church in Maynard. Lt. Frances Nordberg served as a summer camp officer at Camp A at Briercliffe New York, and several girls will be invested this Friday evening.
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Maynard
Clover
Congregational Church
Frances. Nordberg
Briercliffe
N.Y
Bome
Second Lass Scouts
Jane Bolcourt
Dorothy Marsden
Acton Fair Horse Show Awards and Fruit Prizes
The Acton Fair horse show drew large crowds with a redesigned layout due to rain. Prizes awarded cover ponies saddle horses and jumping classes led by C H Pratt with multiple entries from Mrs. George Metcalf and J H Burke among others. Special fruit prizes highlight Millard J Handley Sisson Fruit Farm Allison P Smith and Nathan Smith of Waltham for apples peaches and pears.
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Acton
Kingsley
Geo. A. Richardson
C. H. Pratt
Anne Meserve
Cr. H. Pratt
Cr H. Pratt
Harry W. Knights
H. W .Knights
Miss Pratt
J. BE. Burke
J.F. Burke
M Brennen
C.H. Pratt
C. H Pratt
L. C. Clark
J H. Burke
Dro. HH
A Souther
Harold Atwood
Allison P. Smith
Stow
Sisson Fruit Farm
Millard J. Handley
West Acton
Millard P. Handley
Oples
Tont Soares
Andrew S. Phillips
M. J. Handley
W. C. Steel
A. Ralph Stiles
W. C. Steele
Macintosh
Allison
P. Smith
Luke H. Tuttle
W.C. Steele
Alden C. Flagg
Wealthy
A. P. Smith
Harrington and
Perrins
Westford
C. W. Harris
M. J Handley
Frank
H. Holden
George
Smith
W. c. Best
Cuttell and Sons
Harv
Robert M. . Bowen
W. Cuttell
A. P. Durkée
Nathan Smith
Waltham
Wallace Robinson
Nacre P Burroughs
Hale
Frank H. Holden
Seco
Ket
W. ©. Harris
Judah
Elbertas
Jace Robinson
Nathan
Hal H. Holder
Simon Lunstrom
Geo Ww. Burroughs
Beile
Georgia
C. N. Goward
Bartlett
Frank Holden
W. EB. ‘Peppard
Frank H Holten
W C Harris
Sheldon
C. W_ris
Seeker
Geo. W. Meade
Robert M. Bowen
Kiefer
Geo
V.' Mead
Geo. V. Mead
Arthur Barker
F. H. Holden
Tony Soares
Edeward R. Farrar
W. Qutterl and Sons
Niagara
Grace Holden
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Mursaac Grange
Associaton Hall
John
Parker House
Andrew Edwardson
Mary J. Taylor
Agnes Bell
Mary Turney
Dorothy Santora
Mary J. Tatlor
G. Colby
Winfield Chaplin
George Fenton
Emma Hefty
Miss Margaret Caldwell
Sarah. A. Kennedy
Caldwell
Charlotte Miles
Robert Sheehan Jr
Norman Johansen
Henry Graham
Carl Madsen
Wendell’ Carter
Berkeley Ingham
Edward McCaffrey
Wendell Carter
Peter Ruggierio
Henry Ostberg
Laura Sherburne
Edith McWilliams
Alice Ormond
Plowers
John Doyle
Ida Bartolomeo
Theodora Blodgett
Chaieatinas
Ledgard
William J.mulcahy
Philip T. Flavin
Girl Scouts
Littleton
Page Boye
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