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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1916
Page
11
Eagles and Benedicts rolled a league match at the Maynard alleys Wednesday night with both sides earning three points. Evers led Eagles and Weir led Benedicts as totals and high scores were recorded.
The Knights of Pythias defeated the Benedicts by three points in a Friday night league match at Maynard alleys. J. B. Lent led K. of P. with high score, while Weir topped the Benedicts.
Holy Name defeated M U at Maynard alleys securing four points. Top individual score was M Lynch with 312 for Holy Name, E Billet led MU with 289. K of P moved to first place by beating South Act. race for honors continues with Billet, Lent, Lynch and Axford atop the standings.
M H 8 team home debut routs Framingham alumni 10 to 0 in seven innings. Lent Morgan and O'Brien led hits, Lent struck out 12 with two walks and one hit allowed. Fielding solid with two errors. Maynard league match: Maynard H. beat K P 8 1 0 0 5 4 10. Rodway high for Eagles, Coulter for K P.
South Acton residents report visits and moves including Charles Beach of Weatboro, Miss Louise I oat of Waltham, and the Burns and Jones households shifting to Concord. A substitute teacher fills in for Miss Halliday while a hospital timeline prompts a family trip to Calais Me. Community concerns include a need for a uniformed policeman on Maynard Street and Exchange Square, plus local illness and veterinary updates.
A Wednesday afternoon mothers meeting at the new home of Mrs. J E Case drew 25 women and several children despite poor travel. Mrs Rolfe, brought from Concord by Mr Finney in a limousine, spoke on preparedness as companionship and guidance for children.
Mr and Mrs MacKenzie quietly marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Friday April 7 at their Exchange square home. Friends sent cards and flowers, expressing best wishes for many more happy years together.
The basement furnace pit of the schoolhouse fills with water during a heavy wet spell. Lower drafts are submerged and the fire box floods. Several men toil all day Sunday but cannot remove water as fast as it enters.
South Acton boys prepare for a tournament in Maynard facing strong rivals. Coaches call on Acton friends to attend and cheer, aiming to lift the team to victory.
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