Dorchester Trounces Concord Junction In Rough Game
Dorchester Standish club routed Concord Junction 11 to 3 in a rough contest. Injuries to locals, multiple errors, and Hopkins lack of control helped the visitors pull away with a six-run third inning and late scoring bursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Ceoumd
Dor Chester
Dorchester Boys
Andwood
Hopkins
Dorchester
Shaw
Stockmere
Hammond
Standish
Yes
Junction Boys
H'T
Concord Mothers Day Remembers Beloved Mothers
Mrs. E. W. Moore of Philadelphia visits her mother Mrs. Benjamin W. Pope as Concord residents honor mothers by wearing flowers in memory or honor of their best friend their mother on Mothers Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Moore
Philadelphia
Benjamin W. Pope
Concord
Middlesex Nips Groton In Ninth In A Close Rally
Middlesex 2d defeats Groton high 7 to 6 in a seesaw contest on the Middlesex diamond. Romaine pitched well for Middlesex as the home team plates three runs in the ninth to pull ahead. Final score 7 6. Batteries Romaine Rogers Wood Boynton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex 2d
Groton High
Middlesex
Romaine
Rogers
Wood and Boynton
Concord Wins as Boyce Shuts Down Shirley Nine 11–2
Concord High roared back to beat Shirley Industrial School 11 to 2 behind a star-in-making pitcher Boyce who fanned 11 and allowed just two runs. Walsh faced tough local hitters while Middlesex School defeated Country Day 7 to 0 with late scoring bursts as part of a victorious Saturday for both teams.
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Concord High
Shirley Industrial School
Boyce
Walsh
Shirley
Middlesex School
Middlesex
Baseball Recap Notes Varley Reilly Involvement
Two base hits by Varley and Reilly. Archdeacon delivered a hat trick as pitcher. Stockmere stole bases while Struck out counts show Andwood 10 and Hopkins 4. Hopkins issued four walks. Umpire Sebastian officiated.
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Middlesex
Flower
Hobbs
Lancaster
Phinney
Sherman
Anthony
Thorndike
Newton
McCouch
Lower
Thayer
Proctor
Hallowell
Conley
Varley
Reilly
Archdeacon
Stockmere
Andwood
Hopkins
Sebastian
Asparagus Bunchers and Their Operating Method
Describes dual foot and hand pressure asparagus bunchers. Machines press and cut butts in one operation with a rising rail near the top of the bunch. Bunched stalks tie and cut by a small knife atop the clamp. cut butts drop through a top table opening into a box. Includes price list from S. H. Manufacturer.
Local notices from town social events and incidents
Thurs Ascension masses at 6 and 7 30. William Reilly owns a Pope Toledo auto truck. Mrs Mae Reilly visited Framingham. Mr and Mrs Harry Mann of Walpole visited Mr and Mrs Arnold Lowery. Mrs Tamilton and Ruth Taunton guests of Mr and Mrs Samuel Dubois. A W Doolittle and family occupy Phelps farm. Picnic committee meeting at Union church Sat evening. Mr and Mrs John Studley back from Florida. Susie Wood absent due to laryngitis. Dramatic club performances attract regional members. Divine worship Sunday at 3 pm by International Bible Students. Speaker Laws Prockord and A F Spencer of Waltham. No collection. Charles McConnell had appendicitis operation. Theatre trip to Hello Broadway. James Nagle family moved to Main St. Nagle property bought by Cardinal O’Connell for Help of Christians church parish house. Rev Daniel Cronin to occupy soon. Auction sale May 14 at 101 Commonwealth Ave and Winthrop St Cord Junction for Amos E Elmes estate. Posters with full particulars posted. Otis H For bush auctioneer. Prosper Thibeault of Ottawa visited. harness factories seek workers for war orders. William Fought injured at Allen chair shop. 13 stitches at Deaconess Hospital.
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Dramatic Club
International Bible Students
Laws Prockrd
A. EF. Spencer
Waltham
Charles McConnell
Winslow Damon
Roger Allen
Wallis Ford
John A. Garvey
Harry Starr
Broadway
James Nagle
Main St
John Bonner
Nagle
Cardinal O'Connell
Help of Christians Church
Daniel Cronin
Commonwealth Ave
Winthrop St
Concord Junction
Mass
Amos E. Elmes
Guy H. Elmes
Otis H. Forbush
Prosper Thibeault
Ottawa
Can
Thibeault
Canada
William
Allen
Deaconess Hospital
Surprise 50th? Birthday? Noting May 8 gathering for Fred Moreau
On Saturday May 8 Fred Moreau was surprised at his Cot tage street home by friends from Maynard Concord and South Ashburnham. Elmer Rankin presented him with a set of military brushes as guests enjoyed games music and refreshments. The notice ends with a local ad for a house for sale at 363 Main Street Concord near schools churches and the R R station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moreau
Cottage St
Mr. Moreau
Elmer Rankin
Maynard
Concord
South Ashburnham
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Quincy Monumental Works
Bedford Street
Concord, Mass
R. S. Williams
Bedford
Tam
Henry Savage Co. Inc
Boston
Lincoln
Aeton
Sudbury
John W. Raymond
Hubbard Street
Tel
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction, Mass
Leonard Cousins, Jr
Main Street
Albion L. Millan
State Street
Fort Hill
Post Ofice
West Aeton
All Rai
South Acton
Mark Twain
Joseph Francis
Grove St
Stairman House
Green St
Mary Maguire
J. R. Atwood
Charles Htwood
Lincoln St
J. Edward McCarthy
Town Mall
Joseph Sharpe
Brighton Hospital
A. A. Powers Camp
S. of V
Reno Post, G. A. R
Town Hall
Hudson Military Band
Dorchester Club
Tion
Smullen
Hammond Ss
Cooney Rf
Sheehan
Witham
Middlesex Andwood
Naab
Thaver
Pratt
Loughlin
Bulger
Hubbard
Connell
Spaulding
Bees Ea
Fitzpatrick
Keilly Re
Country Day
Hopkins P
Or Hallowell
Os Etew Bie
Anthony If Thorndike
Mulcahy
W Hayes
Giles
Williams
McCarthy
Invodda
Stayves
D. Hayes
Loftus
W. Hayes
J. Hayes
Invoddi
Hunt
Walsh Pee
Nathan Ib ” O
Larson
Eevee
Coun McArthy
S. H
Harvard
B. L. Filene
William Reilly
Mae Reilly
Framingham
Harry Mann
Walpole
Arnold Lowery
Tamilton
Ruth
Taunton
Samuel Dubois
A. W. Doolittle
Phelps Farm
Nine Acre Corner Rd
Mens’ Club
Union Church
John Studley
Florida
Susie Wood
West Concord
R. R
Harley-Davidson
Harley-Dason
William L. Aldred
Concord Junction, Mass
George G. Keith
Jct
Thomas Healey
Walden Street
Mocha
Java
la Touraine
White House
Orinda
L. Anderson & Son
Main
Aesy
Austin MacRae
Bank
C.L. King
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