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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1924

Page

6

Concord Triumphs Over Townsend High In Stormy Baseball

Concord Might choo buried Townsend High with a barrage of hits and eleven runs in the fifth inning en route to a 15 run total. Townsend miscues and scattered errors plagued them as Concord played errorless ball aside from one minor slip. Arkin starred at second base as Pearce and Lingham each held Towns end to few hits.

Concord Townsend Townsend Boys Yehor Towsend Pearce Lingham Arkin Acore Senate Harvey Cf Tasker Lipanen Letaura Harvey Landry Mantle Middlesex Hayward Jr Pere Wilson Drake Ut Dowble Bothatole Allen Middle Ting Topkin

Corinthians Lodge Holds Special Meeting and Field Day Plans

Corinthian Lodge A F and A M met at Masonic Temple with Wor. Gartner W Lawrence presiding. Social hour followed degree work. James V Hennessey reported progress on plans for a Field Day by Division 6 of Ancient Order of Hibernians, to be held in the trials.

Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Everning Wor Gartner W. Lawrence Ancient Order of Aiberniana James V. Hennessey

Local notes from a New England town and surrounding area

Reports of frequent social and civic happenings include lodge activities in Acton and Wattham, sermons by Rev C L Pierce and Rev Fred Pingrad, weddings and moves of residents, home improvements, a farm and horse team accident, and plans for upcoming breakfasts and visits. Names and places include G P LitMefield, Michael O Connell, Gov Gore Lodge, Acton Lodge, Wattham Lodge, Elisa tenement, Claire house, Nellie Knowlton, Alice Teele, Howard Reelhan, Prank Priest, Miss Nellie Knowlton, Miss Alice Teele, Hay ward, Clayton, Newton, Parkway Hospital, Clinton hospital, Rohab, Hagar A Roxboro, Dr Royal, Hapgood, Chesbro, Eula Whitney, Pred Whitcomb, J H Goding, J Kelley, Alice Kelley, Wartry French, Northern New York.

G. P. LitMefield Pennsylvania Michael O'Connell C. L. Pierce Weathorp Still River Gore Lodge Waltham Acton Lodge Wattham Lodge Baker Nova Scotia Elisa Claire House Woman's Club Lowell Fred Pinggarad Wolfboro N. H Baptist Church Parkin Hagar A. Roxboro Royal of Washington Angie Knowlton George Whitcomb J. H Goding Hapgood James Chesbro Eula Whitney Harvard Alice Kelley William S. Kelley Wartrv French New York JH. E Mead

Concord Junction Wedding Ties Colby and Hefty in Simple Home Ceremony

Miss Glaive A Colby and George W Hefty wed Tuesday at 6 pm in Rev William J Batt s home on Churchill Street before families. Emma Hefty served as bridesmaid and Fred Edwardson attended the groom. They will reside at 8 Commonwealth Avenue. The bride works for Blaine Mfg Co and the groom for A G Geiger.

Glaive A. Colby George W Colby George W. Hefty William B. Hef William J. Batt Chitifch Street Emma Hefty Fred Edwardson No. 8 Commonwealth Avenue A. G. Geigher John E. Ruble Shirley Street Rodney Pratt Massachusetts Woman’s Hospital Elizabeth Peabody House Boston

Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Bloods in Con atral

Kenneth T Blood entertained friends at a Friday afternoon bridge luncheon at the Town Shoppe in Con atral with seasonally appropriate novelties. Guests and hostesses visited the home of Mt H T Blood on Main Street after the luncheon and spent the remainder of the afternoon playing bridge. Participants included Mrs Blood and a list of attendees: Mrs Park, Mrs Pratt, Mrs Angie Rodday, Catherine Adame, Mrs Florence Dur, Mrs Ella Blood, Mrs Harriet Achorn, Mrs Lena Brown, and Mrs John R Shattuck.

Kenneth T. Blood Enteraus T. Blood Main Street Blood Gins Weer Park Pratt Angie Rodday Catherine Adame

Contractors Fahey and Sons Begin Broad School House Raise

Contractors Fahey and Sons Marlboro commenced work yesterday on raising the Broad school house and plan to move the building back to permit the erection of the new school.

Fahey & Sons Marlboro

Maynard Lodge Anniversary Celebrated with Songs and Skits

Maynard marks the sixth anniversary of Earl Kuchiner Lodge and the fifth of Lady Warwick Daughters at Masonic Hall with 200 guests from Morton Waltham Harvard Cileasondale Roxbury and nearby. Sidney Scott presided as lodge president. entertainment featured Susie’s Kitchen Cabinet Band and a Sons’ farce The Awkward Squad. a luncheon followed. Ground breaking announced for a new tenement on Kerrigan property Walnut Street.

Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St. George Earl Kitchiner Lodge Sons of St. George Masonic Hall Morton, Waltham Harvard Cileasondale Roxbury Neto Sidney Scott Earl Kuchiner Lodge

Concord Church Schedule For May Activities

Concord Mass Rev Smith O Dexter rector outlines church events from April 20 service to May 8 programs. Activities include Holy Communion sermons church school and a Scranton Pa speaker, with junior silent activities and Boy Scouts in the evening.

Concord Mass Smith O. Dexter Church and Society Rboy Taubsy Robert E. Kreitler Scranton

Fire damages ice house at Sandy Pond

Saturday afternoon about 15 acres of meadow and swamp land belonging to S Albano between Lexington road and Cambridge Turnpike were bored over Sunday at 3 45 pm an alarm from box 51 called the Fire Dept to the ice house of H E Crosby Sandy Pond Road. Apparently picnickers threw a lighted match or cigarette into some sawdust back of the icehouse which caught fire and kindled the outside of the ice house. The damage was slight. The Rev Dr Robert E Kreitler of Scranton Pa will preach at the 11 oclock service at Trinity Church Sunday May 4th. The Episcopal Church Congress of the United States is meeting this week in Boston at Ford Hall with opening meeting at 2 30 pm Tuesday morning afternoon and evening. Meetings Wednesday and Thursday and morning and afternoon meetings Friday.

Albano Lexington Road Cambridge Turnpike Box 51 Fire Dept H E Crosby Sandy Pond Robert E. Kreitler Scranton Trinity Church Episcopal Church Congress of the United States Boston Ford Hall P.m

Assabet Aerie Opens Rooms in Enages Block

Assabet Aerie with over 400 members hosted 15 Eagles from Watertown district during a special meeting. John Loynd district deputy attended as guest. Club rooms in Enages block are now open to all Eagles. formerly used by an independent club.

Assabet Aerie John Loynd Watertown Eagles Enages Block

Acton Grange Entertainment Planned at Chelmsford Visit

Acton Grange will host a social visit to Chelmsford on Thursday May 1st and provide entertainment. Members in transportation may contact Worthy Master. At the last meeting, third and fourth degrees were discussed, with ladies’ tecsin presented and lectures scheduled for Sister Loew Roon. Proceeds will support the national aid fund.

Acton Grange Chelmsford Lerreegs Devree Loew Roon Tg Ff

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