Married Men Edge Yankees 7 5 In Darkened Battle
The Married Men defeated the Yankees 7 to 5 in a nine inning game marked by strong hitting from Al Loftus and Bob Tompkins. Loftus doubled, tripled and drove in runs. Tompkins hit a three-base blast and stole the show with a late homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Tompkins
Armory
Robinson
Bulger
Loftus
McKenna
Edwardson
Beecy
Marankees
Mara
McCar
Mcbled
Pearson
Mullen
Dempsey i i
Beccy
Enna
Marate
Gregg
Hack Wilson
al Loftus
Ompkins
al Stagger- McCabe
Yanr
Arson
Olsen
Loughlin
al Psey
Lough
Trhy
Wees
Tee Loftus
Edwardsen
McCabe
H. Pearson
W. Pearson
Fae
Robinson P
Poncord Yankees
Heyliger
Sofretu
Ween
Dempsey
Tompkins II
McCarthy
Erisman
Seeeee
Baldwin sets Concord course record with 69
Jimmy Baldwin, former Harvard star, carded a 69 at Concord Country Club on Sunday, four under the previous mark. He played with Bill Faversham Jr, Russell Robb, and John Buttrick, posting four birdies and a 35-34 back nine. The Concord Yankees then fell to the B Lewis team of Everett in six innings at Emerson Playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Concord
Jimmy Baldwin
Harvard
Concord Country Club
Himself
Phillips Finlay
Bill Faversham, Jr
Russell Robb
John Buttrick
Concord Yankees
B Lewis
Everett
Emerson Playground
Godspeed to Rev Father Ryan on departure
West Concord solidly bids farewell to Rev Edward F Ryan DD pastor of Our Lady Help of Christians as he leaves for a new parish in West Roxbury. Officials clergymen and townspeople praise his two years of service and present a substantial token of affection amid a musical farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Rish
West Roxbury
Edrd F Ryan
Our
Help of Christians Church
Godspeed
Byers
Fryan
Charles Thacher
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Wiliam H Finnick
St.Bernard’s, Concord
Walter Donahue
Edward W Sheehan
Margaret Hearn
Elizabeth Hennessey
Frank Hennessey
Julia Dee
Edgward F Loughlin
West Concord
J Ryan
Service For Mrs Keizer In Concord
Funeral for Flora L Batchelder Keizer widow of Horace B Keizer of Paul Revere Farm held at home in Concord with Rev Edward P Daniels officiating. More than 300 mourners attended as flowers and choir guests marked the service. Burial followed at Laurel Hill cemetery Reading with a brief committal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora L. (Batchelder) Keizer
Horace B Keizer
Paul Revere Farm
Edward P. Daniels
First
Keizer
Seabury T. Short
Arthur O Bowen
Melrose
Allen Nelson
Lowell
Charles H Paine
Concord
Charles Prebil
Lincoln
Ernest Sheehan
Robert Sheehan
Harvard
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Reading
Mr. Daniels
Concord Tax Rate Declines to 36.80 Amid Valley Valuation Change
The Concord Board of Assessors announces a 1932 tax rate of 36.80 per thousand, down 1.40 from last year, with total town grants at 420,829.10 less 3,630.28 than 1931. The assessed valuation rises to 9,568,040, split 8,362,360 in real estate and 1,305,680 in personal property, while income tax receipts fall to 26,148.22 and poll taxes reach 1950 voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Board
Arthur A. McGurn
Harold J
Judkins
George E. Jones
Nature and Banking Interest Amid Rest and Refreshment
The piece muses on rest for humans and inanimate things, noting ongoing bank interest as a constant. It mentions Isaiah, reading, and the Concord Cooperative Bank offering a five percent August series, with deposits accruing interest until maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Co-operative Bank
Oime
Concord Co-operative
Holy Communion Service at Trinity Church Concord
On Sunday August 7 at 9 30 Rev Jacob C Kolb of Mattapan will preach a sermon during Holy Communion at Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Concord
Mass
Jacob C. Kolb
Mattapan
Methodist Episcopal Church Evening Service
Rev Harland S Evans, minister, leads Sunday service at 7 30 pm with a sermon by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harland S. Evans
Evangelical Free Church Pastor Sermon Sunday Evening
Rev Olaf M Johnson of the Evangelical Free Church will preach at 7 30 p m on Sunday in the evening service. Mr and Mrs Thomas J McGann and daughter Gertrude return from a week at White Horse Beach. Miss Minny Findeisen from Peter Bulkeley school faculty visits Attleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McGann
Gertrude
White Horse Beach
Minny Findeisen
Peter Bulkeley
Edgar Tre
Attleboro
Hatch
Caroline Swaim
Patience Hosmer
Judith
Anne Armstrong
Bonnie Brae
East Otis
John Singleton Amory
Mary ‘Buttrick
Stedman Buttrick
Liberty’ Street
Weekday Basketball Schedule for Local Teams
The schedule lists games across Monday to Sunday involving Alliston Colored Giants Dorchester Newton Waltham South Boston Cambridge Concord and Newton Upper Falls. Matchups include Cambridge versus Colored Giants and South Boston hosting several games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Twilight
Laaoue
Allston
Bmw
South
Boston
Dorchester
Rye
Waltham Ee
Concord
Newton
Cambridge
Alliston
Colored Giants
Bridge
Mohawks and Belmont A A S tied for first in Paul Revere league
The Mohawks and Belmont Athletic Association share first place with seven wins and two losses while the Concord Yankees stand third at seven and four. Lexington Minute Boys sit fourth as the league nears end with possible postponed games and a Saturday finish featuring Lexington and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawks
LMONT
REV
Belmont Athletic Association
Paul Revere
Concord Yankees
Lexington Minute Boys
Lexington
Arlington
Belmont Aas
Lincoln, Mohawks
Lexington Min
Menotomy C
Arl
Bedford AC
Winchester TT
Natick Pioneers
Nurse Fetched From Boston For Concord Woman Sickness
Mrs Damon Valentine of Concord fell ill at her summer cottage in Englewood Beach West Yarmouth prompting her brother Henry Walcott Jr to fly to Boston Sunday in a Hyannis Airport plane piloted by Alton B Sherman and return with a trained nurse. The Valetins and their father Dr Henry Walcott of Concord stay at a summer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Concord
Damon Valentine
Englewood Beach
West Yarmouth
Henry Walcott, Jr
Alton B Sherman
Hyannis
Valentine
Mr Walcott
Henry Walcott
Concord Defeats Manhattan Market in Four and a Half Innings
Concord defeated Manhattan Market of Cambridge 9 to 2 in four and a half innings at Percy A Rideout Playground West Concord Sunday. Concord built seven hits in four innings led by Jackie McCabe who had three, while George Johnson shut down Manhattan to four hits. Rain halted play after Manhattan reached fifth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Manhattan
Cambridge
West Concord
Waltham
Boston
Jackie McCabe
George Johnson
McCabe
Johnson
Fredericks
Anderson
Lekakos
Ellen French Performs Volunteer Work in New York Hospital
Miss Ellen French of Nashaw Hill spends August in New York doing volunteer work at the hospital for Joint Diseases under Miss Rebecca Dunning formerly of Concord who is a patient there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen . French
Nashaw the Hill
New York
Rebecca Dunning
Concord
Ee Oessen
Community notes from Hollis Centre and surrounding towns
Mr Frank J Googins of the High school faculty with his wife and daughter are at Hollis Centre Maine for the month of August. Henry H Huston convalescing after appendicitis and oper ated on at Emerson Hospital. Dr R Fulton Johnston says the appendix would have ruptured soon. Sam Kent had his car stolen on Brookline avenue but recovered by police. Mr Donald Wood and Mrs Wood and daughter Donna visit Mr Wood’s parents on Hubbard street. Concord Grange No 160 held a large annual picnic at Whalum Park Fitchburg with Master Frederick Moreau and Lecturer Arthur Fy Adams in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J Googins
Hollis Centre
Maine
Henry H Huston
Barnes Hill Road
Huston
Emerson Hospital
R. Fulton Johnston
Sam Kent
Brookline Avenue
Donald Wood
Donna
Wood
Walter S. Wood
Hubbard Street
Concord Grange
Whalum Park
Fitchburg
Frederick Moreau
Arthur Fy Adams
Concord Reformatory Trusties Captured Near Camp Devens
Two fugitives from Concord Reformatory Earl Burrows and Joseph Lafountain were captured by Officer Frank McCormick at 5 30 Saturday morning along the highway in Ayer near Camp Devens. Burrows, 48, of Pittsfield, had been paroled but remained unemployed. Lafountain, 22, of Westfield, had served 10 months for a similar charge. They hid in woods after escaping during farm duties and faced uncertain treatment as rain and hunger marked their brief flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Reformatory Trusties
Concord Reformatory
Frank McCormick
Ayer
Camp Devens
Earl M. Burrows
Pittsfield
Joseph Lafountain
Westfield
Burrows
Laintain
Open Skeet Shoots Highlight Musketaquid Club Event
Augustine W Macone led the large bore skeet with 24 in Open 25 third skeet, while Salvadore A Macone and Miss Mary Abbott followed. in 410 gauge, Salvadore A Macone placed second with 18 and Abbott had 17. Foss, Tuttle, Langille and others posted top scores in related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine
Augustine W Macone
Percy R Foss
Harry Tuttle
Salvadore A Macone
Isaac Langille
Wlliam Foss
H., Davis
R. Cram
John Lander
F. Riley
G. Peakes
C Gould
Joseph A Macone
G. Clark
Thompson
Legion Jamboree Opens Weekly Vaudeville Curtain
The Legion Jamboree closed a Friday night vaudeville run at the Veterans' building under James J. Mansfield Post A. L. with a Concord lineup headlined byMiss Rita Hill and Mr Blood. The program featured Billy Delaney Joe Mara Tommy Tombeno and 5S Thompson Blood plus Mary Patterson as accompanist and prize winners Frances Moynihan Charlotte Fletcher O. C. Boyd James Carey and William Harney. The Legion Auxiliary canteen ran with Mrs David Hayes in charge and another weekly program is planned after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Billy Delaney
Joe Mara
Tommy Tombeno
Mr Blood
Mary Patterson
Frances Moynihan
Charlotte Fletcher
O. C. Boyd
James Carey
William Harney
Legion Auxiliary
David Hayes
The
Laboray
Lt Col Spencer Promoted in U S Army
Lt Col Theodore K. Spencer, brother of Dr. Norman C. Spencer, is promoted in the United States Army. He has served as commander of the Second Battalion, 13th Infantry in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore K. Spencer
Norman C. Spencer
United States Army
13Th Infantry
Philadelphia
Women's Shoes All Sizes at Jackson's Main Street
Wide range of women's footwear in all sizes and widths priced from 67 cents to 3.95 per pair at Jackson's on Main Street. Maynard ad copy indicates sale details and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Main Street
Maynard
Seabury Family Plans August at Elm Street Cottage
Mr and Mrs Seabury T and Seabury T Jr with Sylvia depart for West Chatham for August at a rented cottage. Sylvia known as a young swimming standout from Walden pond, four years old, noted as the youngest to pass the Red Cross beginner test. Abbot family members depart Boston aboard the Britannic for seven weeks of travel through England and the Continent. Mrs Whittaker and Anita Abbot Junior will join near London in September. Concord Garden Club members visit Crane garden Ipswich on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabury T
Elm Street
Seabury T, Jr
Sylvia
West Chatham
Red Cross
Walden Pond
John M. Abbot
Him Street
Boston
England
Edward Whittaker
Anita Abbot Junior
America
Concord Garden Club
Ipswich
Foote and Cody Concord Golf Winners
Foote with a 53 86 net won best selected 12 holes at Concord Country Club. Cody Jr. posted a 41 37 gross to lead in the same event. Several players tied for third with nets around 339 while Whitney, Shannon, Wilson and others posted top scores in the weekend tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote
Cody Concord
Charles L. .Footes
Michael Cody Jr
Concord Country Club
C. Hayden Whitney
Samuel A. Shannon
Benjamin Wilson
Charles L. Foote
Michael Gody Jr
Benjamin L.wilson
Whitney Cook
John B Buttrick
Ralph Holden
Frank A. Pierce
Harold Bowers
Stanwood K. Bolton
Harry I. Cook
Blair Cleveland
Concord Lodge of Elks meets in Monument hall
The Concord Lodge of Elks met in Knights of Columbus rooms at Monument hall Tuesday evening with Exalted ruler Ivan D. Servais presiding. Past Exalted Ruler Harold Wellington reported on his trip to Birmingham Alabama as a delegate to the Grand Lodge Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Monument Hall
Ivan D. Servais
Harold Wellington
Birmingham
Ala
Grand Lodge
Exquisite Handel Largo at West Concord Union Church
Miss Velma Hinman of West Concord offered an exquisite rendering of Handel Largo during the morning service. Her growing mastery draws favorable comment on technique and expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Hinman
West Concord
Robert Walker
Massachusetts Reformatory
Sunday at Union Church Sermon on Modern Christian Viewpoint
Rev Frederick Persons Librarian of the Boston library conducted the morning service at West Concord Union Church on Sunday. He preached a thoughtful earnest sermon on the modern viewpoint of Christianity. Miss Velma Hinman was soloist and Dennis Farrell of Maynard played the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Persons
Oer Thenemy
Boston
Pecans Theological Seminary
West Concord Union Church
Velma Hinman
Dennis Farrell
Maynard
Sheehan Family Association Plans 1932 Reunion
The sixteenth annual Sheehan Family Reunion will be at Acton Centre on August 7, 1932. Mass at West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians begins at 10:30 a.m. A basket lunch, business meeting, sports, and entertainment are planned with David G. Sheehan serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan Family Association
Acton Centre
West Concord
Our Lady Help of Christians
David G. Sheehan
Pastor Shaughnessy Takes Parochial Post in Concord
Rev. William Shaughnessy, former assistant pastor at Church of the Immaculate Conception East Weymouth, begins duties as parish priest of Our Lady Help of Christians West Concord. He succeeds Rev. Dr. Barard F Ryan who is reassigned to Church of the Holy Name West Roxbury. Rev. Fr. Shaughnessy presided at his first Sunday Mass. Rev. Walter Donahue remains curate at West Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaughnessy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
East Weymouth
Our Lady Help of Christians’ Church
West Concord
Baward F. Ryan
Cardinal O'Connell
Church of the Holy Name
West Roxbury
Shaughnessy
Walter F. Donahue
Concord Art Exhibit Ends as Fall Etching Show Promptly Opens
An exhibit of ancestral portrait etchings from Concord residents at the Concord Art Center concluded Sunday. The galleries closed Monday for setup of the annual Fall etching exhibit. Miss Mary O. Abbott selected the exhibited works. Rev Olin B. Tracy preached at a Union service joining First Parish in Concord and the Trinitarian Congregational church. Dr. William B. Bartlett and family are reported hiking in the White Mountains. Mrs Larry Williamson, longtime in Boston, visited Concord and others before returning to the Boston Children's Hospital where she is in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Art Center
Concord Art Association
Art Center
Mary O. Abbott
Olin B. Tracy
Federated Church
Skowhegan
Maine
First
Corncord
William B. Bartlett
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Larry Williamson
C. H
Charles Li Foote
Mark Wentworth
Jeanette Todd
Pigeon Cove
Boston Children's Hospital
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Co Moves to Concord
The Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company of Charlestown, formed in 1861, shifts from Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank at Thompson Square to the Middlesex Insurance Building in Concord. New directors elected include Prescott Keyes, Eliot R. Howard, Carlos Faunce, Harry Marden, James Noyes, Theodore Marsh, James Young, Harvey Mac Arthur, with Keyes named President Treasurer and Howard Vice President Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Company of
Charlestown
Five -Cents Savings Bank
Thompson Square
Monument Nation Bank
Middlesex Insurance
Concord
Prescott Keyes
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Eliot R. Howard
Carlos P. Faunce
Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Harry F. Marden
James Y. Noyes
Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Theodore T. Marsh
James F. Young
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Harvey MacArthur
Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Keyes
Howard
H. M. Wardwell, Jr
Automobile Department
Herbert
F) ‘Whipple
Frank C. Leighton
Charles B. Hogan
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Service Times
Sunday service and Sunday school at 10 46 with a testimonial meeting Wednesday at 7 45 reading room hours 2 to 5 p m weekdays except holidays Spirit lesson on August 7 cites corinthians psalms and science and health excerpts emphasize one Spirit God creation and the indivisible divine nature
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Churches of Christ Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Vacation notes and social updates from area residents
Long list of local residents traveling abroad or visiting nearby towns including Rev Joseph W Healy at St Bernard s church on vacation in Canada Mrs and Mr John M Abbot sail for Europe spending a year in England Albert M Harlow and son Billy hosted by Mrs Horace Baker at Eastern Point Gloucester Charlies Voigt and son Robert at Indian Neck Beach Conn Mrs Harry W Brigham guest of Mrs Anson Wheeler Peaks Island Maine Thomas Eldridge and Russell Eldrdge in Nova Scotia for four two weeks visit Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ingham visiting brother John Hunt Rockport Hollis Blake return from England Brittanic crossed record then vacation in Vermont William H J Graham back from Cape Breton hot July day 88 degrees at 3 pm Walden Pond crowd Division 56 Ancient Order of Hi hypernians met Monument hall next meeting August 9 Dr and Mrs Mark H Wentworth and Elizabeth sail July 31 Brittanic near Edinburgh seen James Swan and Mrs Charles H Swan to land for weeks nearby Clarence Bodfish elected Sachem Council executive board Boy Scouts of America council serves Arlington Bedford Belmont Lexington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Healy
St. Bernard’s Church
Canada
John M Abbot
Elm Street
Europe
England
Albert M Harlow
Billy
Harlow
Horace Baker
Sea Wickley
Penn
Eastern Point
Gloucester
Charlies Voigt
Robert
Indian Neck Beach
Conn
Vermont
Morrison Blake
Blake
William H J Graham
Cape Breton
Comcord
Lexington
Walden Pond
Division 56
Ancient Order of Hipernians
Monument
Thomas Coyne
Mark H. Wentworth
Elizabeth
Charles H. Swan
Edinburgh
Clarence
Bodfish
Cresent Road
Sachem Council, Inc
Boy Scouts of America
Con
Admi Sachem Council
Te’ Scout
Arlington
Bedford
Belmont
Miss Snelling Engaged to Professor Jones in Lincoln
Miss Grace Snelling daughter of Mr and Mrs S Rodman Snell of South Lincoln is engaged to Professor Burton Wadsworth Jones son of Dr and Mrs Arthur J Jones of Swarthmore Pennsylvania The couple became acquainted in Concord where Miss Snelling lived and studied at Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School She has been secretary to Mr Wells A Hall superintendent of schools Lincoln The engagement will be celebrated September 10 at St Anne s Church Lincoln
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rodman Snell
South Lincoln
Mar Grace Snelling
Burton Wadsworth Jones
Arthur J Jones
Swartmore
Pennsylvania
Miss
Concord
Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School
Wells A Hall
Jones
Ae University
Ithaca
New York
St Anne's Church
Lincoln
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Aterime
Ord
Yankees
Joe Regg
Jackie
Joe
Heyligger
Soffretti
Bill Pearson
Tompkins
American Legion
Concorde
Soffritti
Ericman
Petersen
MacLeod
E Concord National Bank
Massachusetts
Tofr
Ryan
West Concord Parish and Friends
Olaf M. Johnson
Evangelical Free Church
South Boston
Nrgi
KtoNeat
Manhattan Market
A. W. Macone High Gun
Col
Spencer
OF Elks
Union Church
Sheehan
Mutual Protection Fire Insurance CO
Miss Snelling
van Vorse & Crowley
Mckinley ST
Barber Shop
J.ranta
St. LA
Coreine Cshampoo
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Samuel Hoar
Henry ¥. Smith
Treas
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