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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
2
Maynard baseball star Joe Greeg, last season’s standout fielder, is employed as a clerk at Concord Clothing Co. He is in good shape for a 2004 season on the diamond.
At the Maynard Baseball Association meeting in the Masonic hall a campaign to fund and start a home team for the season was launched. Officers named include John Gallagher president and William Sweeney secretary with a 60 fan turnout ready to canvass Assabet mills and local businessmen.
Tom's T. D's led by Shannahan Bassett Thomas Damico Paradise posted 279 269 258 267 for 1350 as Marlboro bowled poorly. Maynard K of C countered with Murray Morgan Lymphi Peterson Se 274 for 1355 securing a five pin win.
A dual track meet will be held in Concord on the playground in the afternoon of April 19 at 2 30 between a Concord High school team and a Wal tham High School team coached by J F Leary of Waltham Cyrus Pickard is captain of the Concord team Events listed include sprints distances long races high jump running high jump shot put and a 10 1 2 inch silver cup will be awarded to the school with the most points Harold Tomkins alumni coached shot put March 31 and effort is high to win.
Last Friday afternoon two base ball teams chosen from Concord high bx32 candidates played a four inning practice game despite a heavy snow storm. The players seized every chance to train and are shaping up well for the coming season.
Mrs. Claude U. Gilson spoke to a large audience of women at the High School in a third lecture of a series. She described Germany’s postwar outlook, an audience with Pope Benedict, and the ongoing coal strike, noting Kaiser return is unlikely and Germany must rebuild its industries. The fourth lecture is set for Thursday with a small admission fee for picture expenses.
An enthusiastic meeting of Troop 4, Boy Scouts, celebrated the arrival of the troop charter at the Congregational church vestry. Rev. Jam Boi court unveiled Is¢ Harter and William Gutteridge seated each member with a certificate. Guyer Fowler is scoutmaster and Harold Sheridan spoke on flag use. Social hour followed with ice cream and cake.
Blanchard Weaver driver for American Express Co. was seriously injured Thursday when his rig was thrown from the team under a culvert on Florida road. He sustained neck spine and shoulder injuries and was treated by Dr. Dwight Cowles and is reported resting comfortably at his home in Stow.
Charles Davis sells his Concord farm to Mr Counts and moves cattle to George Albree Farm on the Mohawk trail to continue milk production. Greenhouse shipments to Boston from the Corner include five tons of rhubarb 80 bushels of cucumbers and mint. Phillip Meyer and Mrs Meyer drove to Hingham for the week ending Saturday April 1. Rev Loren B Macdonald will preach Sunday April 9 on Our Conception of the Church and what Church Membership Is. The First Parish Unitarian King's Daughters met at Miss Susan Crampton's home and voted $10 to the Society of Friends for relief of destitute Russians and funds for the Lafayette memorial.
Frances Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner was surprised by friends on Saturday evening in a lighthearted April Fools theme. Guests included Muriel Hewitt, Elizabeth and Irene Wheeler, and others from Concord Junction, Lincoln, and nearby towns. Every guest received a flowering tulip a card and a hidden treat noted as orchid ice cream fudge fusion.
George E. Phelan of Concord, intimate friend of Mayor Curley, is chosen as manager and trustee of the George R. White estate properties tied to the $5,000,000 bequest to Boston. The decision was made at a March 31 meeting in City Hall executive chamber with Mayor Curley presiding. Since 1915, Mr. Phelan has been active in business circles.
John Manson Little estate trustee and manager, overseeing the Little building at Boylston and Tremont streets. Previously, before 1915, he held a similar post for the Cotting estate. Phelan belongs to the Exchange Club and to the Belmont Springs Concord and Plymouth County Clubs.
The Junior Alliance of the Women's Parish Association elected officers for the coming year. President Lois Dennison, secretary Helen Smith, assistant secretary Eleanor Gordon, and social committee chair Eleanor Holden. Elizabeth Darling and Mrs Ralph Holden named as Junior Committee chair and delegates, with donations approved to the Babies Fund, Deaconess Hospital, Caney Creek Community Settlement, and altar vases.
Following a regular Newman club meeting in G A R hall more than 150 members enjoyed a journey titled Through the Heather guided by the Kilts committee. Miss Anna A Hyde and Miss Agnes F McCarthy were in charge with a committee of numerous members and the soloists included Miss Helen B McCarthy Mrs Lucy Cassily FitzGerald and Miss Marion Keaney.
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