Baseball game summary with errors and runs noted
An inning filled report lists players and misc errors including Casey Stoltn Williams Heyliger and others with hits and home runs. Also an inquest into the death of Mrs Edward Callahan notes no criminal negligence by John Godiodk. a separate chimney fire on Great Meadow Avenue is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Me Mena
Christie
Caséy
Aee Laon
Sorte
Feyliger
Chee Fish
Hanson
McGrath
Casey
Stoltn
Tee
Williams
Heyliger
Chvistte
Mlatick
Frisian
Hladick
Erisman
Orismhan
Ant
Dward Callahan
Wno
Hi Automobile
Udge
Howard A. Wilson
Witson
Johh Godiodk
Pions
Masonic Temple Meeting Led by Ex High Priest Warren B. Goddard
Arch Chapter Wegiten met at the Masonic Temple on Monday evening with Ex High Priest Warren B. Goddard presiding. A dinner followed at seven prepared by Mrs. George H. Steward of Watertown. Ex Duncan G. Chapman, secretary, spoke on experiences from a recent trip to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Warren B. Goddard
George H. Steward
Watertown
Duncan G. Chapman
England
First Parish Unitarian Church Vespers Featured Choir and Quartet
The First Parish Unitarian church choir presented a Sunday afternoon program directed by Miss Angie Faunce. Esther Davis soprano and clarinetist? Front Greenman cellist and Charles W. Cheney harpist provided solo and ensemble pieces while the organist accompanied. The program included Franck and Parker works with choirs, and concluded with a postlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish Unitarian
Angie “Faunce
Esther Davis
Ferard Greenman
Charles W. Cheney
Cesar Franck
Lord Ae
Horatio Parker
Lowell Mason
Dan
Cesar
Franck
Kraney
Kyrie Eleison
Angelicus
Iér ‘Davis
Greenman
Del
Cheney
Entier
Chell
Gounold
Diniitpiey
Sweet, Macone lead high in MusQuid Skeet Shoot tie
Rennie pole aside, high scores headline a West Concord skeet event by Mus-Quid Sportsman’s Club. Augustine W Macone and Glenwood Sweet each hit strong marks while Foss and Lanpilie also posted top totals in the open division.
Raymond Dolber Is High Gunner for Middlesex Club
Raymond S. Dolber of Waltham was the high gunner in the first trial for the Middlesex Rifle Club of Linnein Eastern Massachusetts. He totaled 95 points as the club sought to represent the state in regional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Dolber
Siaymond
S. Dol
Waltham
Rifle League championships hold at West Concord club range
The event featured off hand and gifting rounds with Isaac Langille of Lincoln near second and C Saunders defeating Farl R Harvey 98 to 91 in a Patriot's Day members medal fight. Tryouts for the Eastern Massachusetts Rifle League club team were announced with scores listed for Saunders Harvey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Isaac Langille
Lincoln
C. Saunders
Farl R. Harvey
Arimary
Massichus “Riffe Likgue
Raymond
Dotber
Isaac LangWle
Savnders
Gerald R. Harvey
James Davies
A.W. “Beamish
Ah -A
R. Beamfea
Pe Saunders
Warle R
Harvey
Middlesex School Handball Team Wins Fifth Straight
Middlesex School defeats Bridgewater, 6 to 8, on the road in a high school baseball-like contest. Pitchers Buckley and another hurler allowed a total of 26 hits. Cullen and Yehmanil led Bridgewater with multiple hits while Macey Hollis and Ahearne contributed two safeties each for their teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middursex
iConcom
Middlesex School
Bridgewater 1
Dhanthd
Concord
Bnty
Buckley
Victor
Yehmanil Cullen
Macey
Hollis
Middlesex
Ahearne
Cullen
Bridgewater
Local Golf Tournament Sees Cody Lead Field
Michael Cody Jr. won the weekend H. 11 golf event at Concord Country Club with 38 points. John B. Buttrick finished second with 32, while Burleigh L. Pratt William Faversham Jr. and Ralph Holden tied for third with 31 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cody, Jr
Concord
Wlth
John B. Buttrick
Burleigh L. Pratt
William Faversham, Jr
Ralph Holden
Whist party aids Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary
A large attendance at a whist event for Division 44 of the Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians was hosted by Mrs. David L. Hays on Grant Street. Prizes went to John Cullinane first, Daniel Connorton second, Mrs Archibald third, Mrs Elizabeth McPeek fourth, and Joseph McMahon fifth. committee members included Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Thomas J. Byron and Miss Catherine Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hbernias
David L. Hays
Grant Street
John’ Cullinane
Daniel Connorton
Archie Ae
Elizabeth @McPeek
Joseph McMahon
John
Hannah Morley
Hayes
Thomas J. Byron
Catherine Hayes
Middlesex Tennis Team Drops Match to Rivers School
Middlesex school tennis opened its season Saturday afternoon with a 4 to 1 loss to Rivers School on the former's courts. The article notes scattered results and mentions players and results, with references to community figures and local events alongside a brief social report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIDEX
Middlesex School
Rivers School
Visiting ministers preach at Concord churches
Two visiting clergymen preached in Concord on Sunday. Rev Ashley Day Keavitt of Brookline spoke at Middlesex School in the afternoon, while Rev Charles T Billings of Cambridge occupied the pulpit at the Parish Unitarian Church in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Oneord
Ashley Day “Keavitt
Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Middlesex School
Unitarian Church
Chas. T. Billings
Cambridge
Oh Kay Oh Kay A Wistery Detective Comedy
The Concord High School Commercial Department presents Oh Kay a Wistery detective comedy this Friday at 3 45 PM and again at 8 PM and the following evening. Pupils taking part include LiteHa Huntoon Inga Larsen Guido Antognoomi Harriet Burke Thomas Drummey Alma Langille Wendell Hay Maurice McWalter Ruth McWilliams Donald Sloan and Norman Scherer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Department
Concord
Voice
LiteHa- Huntoon
Inga Larsen
Guido Antognoomi
Harriet Burke
Thomas Drummey
Alma Langille
Wendell Hay
Maurice ‘Mc
Art Centre Opening Private View for Fifteenth Exhibition
The President and Directors of the Art Centre invite Association members to a private view of the fifteenth annual exhibition at the Art Centre on Lexington Road. The event is scheduled for Sunday afternoon, May 3, from 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ART Centre
Lexington Road
Afferndom
Pershing Sees Christian Defense Turn Toward Offensive
General John J. Pershing, head of the AEF in the Great War, says Christianity is on the defensive but looks for a time when the attack may enter Germany’s territory. A revival at First Parish Church Sudbury invites all to attend a program titled Christianity on the Defensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
Gaeniy
Bonday
Motalney
Action school week at home with Fletcher family notes
Miss Fletcher of Prospect street spends the week at home with her father Jonathan P Fletcher as Harley Davidsban takes a position in Beverly. Laura Li Spoon visits friends in Cha. Ni-eo and Hersman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Ene Fletcher
Jonathan Pp. Fletcher
Harley Davidsbah
Beck Paring Chiles
H. ‘Miles
Beverly
Maes
Laura Li Spoon
Cha
Ste, Ie
Hersman
Kleptomaniacs Benefit at West Groton for Girls Club
The performance at West Groton raised funds for the Girls club of that church. Mr and Mrs Herbert W Scott left New York on Saturday for Para igo Chile where Scott will head as representative and business agent for General Motors. Corporation Newport. Mr and Mrs A L Cobim have moved into the house up River Bt. owned by Miss Bloise Banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleptomaniacs
West Groton
Herbert’w. Scott
Eft
New York
Alparaigo
Chile
Scott
General Motor’s. Corporation
Newport
L. Cobib
River
Congregational and Universalist Notices for May Services
Congregational Church led by Rev Ralph A Barker holds morning service May 3 at 1080 with Lord's Supper observed at close of service and Sunday school and adult classes at 11 45. A preparatory service for Communion will be in the vestry Friday evening May 18 at 7 30. Universalist church with pastor Andrew wy Torsieff holds morning service May 3 at 16 80 with church school at 12.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Siiiday
Sudbury Opens Baseball Season With Win At Acton
Sudbury defeated Acton 13 to 6 to open the baseball season. Batteries for Sudbury were Hogan Farrell and Geddings, while Acton pitchers were Perkins Tolman and Candon. junior high teams from Sudbury were slated to host Weston this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headbury
Sudbury
Acton High
Acton
Hogan, Farrell and Geddings
Perkins
Tolman
Weston
Major League Standings and Upcoming American League Games
Yesterday's results include New York 7 Washington 7 in 14 innings and St Louis 9 Cleveland 10 after a long delay. Today schedule shows Philadelphia at Bouton, New York at Washington, St Louis at Cleveland, Detroit at Chicago, with Chicago leading the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Apelin Aera
Sports slate shuffled amid memorial day postponements
Unclear results show games postponed out of respect for a memorial. Schedule changes list Boston at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at New York with Pittsburg visiting St Louis and Chicago at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leis
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadephia
Brooklyn
New York
St.Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Barber Shops Closed During Restricted Hours Today
Barber shops in Hudson closed from 10 to 41 today as authorities enforce temporary operating limits. The unusual notice specifies shops shut during the daytime hours and ends with unclear timing, reflecting a local regulatory measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Collins Five defeats Lynch Five to clinch pivotal league win
Marlboro crowd packs Collins Alleys as Collins Five overcomes Maynard in a tight bowling match. Fournel tops with 313 three-game series and Lynch posts a 318 high total, but Collins finishes with about 50 pins to spare and moves closer to league title.
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Marlboro
Collins
Laaders
Mill and Bowling League
Lynch
Maynard
Wive
Cae
Tech Pack
Tete Alesown
Wit
Fournel
Lord
Paul
Ballard
Maynard T.T
Harvey
Peterson
Tourville
Marlboro boy moved home after appendectomy recovery
Marlboro Omar Guilbert has recovered from an appendicitis operation and left Marlboro hospital for home on Parish Street. The annual Birthday dinner of the Young Peoples Religious union is set for tonight at the Unitarian Parish hall with caterer Frank Merkey serving and dancing to follow. Mrs Charles A Stockbridge will entertain club presidents tomorrow at Acton Woman's club house and Federated clubs leaders plan to attend. Mary Flynn, recently hospitalized after a car crash on the Boston Post road, returns home to Wor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Guilbert
Marlboro Hospital
Parish Street
The
Young Peoples Religious Union
Unitarian
Frank Merkey
Mary Flynn
Mabboro Hospital
Wor
Sudbury Grange Debates on Women Place at Home Debate
Sudbury Grange hosted a debate titled Resolved That a Woman's Place Is at Home Rather Than in Business. The negative side won with teams led by Miss Ruth Way Miss Ruth Knuckey and Bernice Clark. Judge panel included Rev. George F. Clark and Mrs. Adams. High school musicians performed and proceeds support Acton Grange No. 259.
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Sudbury
April
Sudbury Grange
Grange ‘Hall
Ebate
Ralph Barton
the Grange
Ruth Way
Ruth Knuckey
Bernice Clark
John Ferrett
Anthony Dée Mambro
Henry Gleason
Virginia Sawyer
Leacher
George F. Clark
Esther ‘Adams
A T. Flynn
Acton Grange
Lawrence
Acton High
Réston
Clifford Stearns
Pease
O'Brien
Ringling
Lillian Frost
Poloniar
Anis
New York
Héston
Aia - Mer Bownd
North End
Boston
John Somma
Tg Eng
Totm
Stanted
Sigmal
Arena
Thewra Pe Age
Concord Hospi
West Acton Church Hosts Comedy Play and Communion
Rev Mr Jeffries presents a three act comedy The Time of his Life in the Vestry with Carlisle players on Friday at 8. Tickets available from members. Sunday morning service will be a communion meditation with the sacrament. Several members to be welcomed into the church. Evening topic Blowing Bubbles. Young Peoples Society to host Kristian Endeavors from West Concord Union church next Sunday. Attendees to meet at church before 4 45 for a 5 o'clock service. Ladies from Listen Ladies cast plan to repeat the entertainment for neighboring villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Carlisle
The
Young Peoples Society
Kristian Endeavors ‘Society
West Concord Union ‘Church
Local Church Plans May Concert by Glee Club
Suffering from shock, a man recovers after a near incident. A few injuries are reported as signals work badly. plans are discussed by the Baptist Church to sponsor a concert by the Anthop and Ark Glee Club of Mag fetta in May. A home nursing class is conducted at a local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eama
M@ns dlasa
The
Baptist Ghirch
Anthop and Ark Glee Club
Magfetta
Colonel Moyse Transfers in Yankee Division in District
George G. Mayne reports Colonel Moyse of the 182nd and 26th Yankee Division in the New Mexico National Guard has requested transfer from active service. He is a veteran leader well regarded in his district and by colleagues at Bea con Bill, with a noted history in the state senate and Mexican expedition service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
G. Mayne
Moyse
State Senate
Walther
Ghitsetts
Tremely
Vdters
Beacon ‘Bill
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