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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
4
Charles B. Tillson county agricultural agent appeals for experienced apple pickers as harvest nears in three weeks or less. About 25 men needed. register with Tillson at the County Farm Bureau 7 Moody St Waltham. The county crop is reported good.
Patrons enjoyed the Marlborough theatre last evening praising the main picture and the new screen. The management invested big to improve lighting and depth, making characters appear lifelike and the story clearer, with Manager Mc Manus aiming to please the public.
A August 4 social at the Ineson home honored Grace Ineson before her upcoming wedding. Mrs Frank L. Stiles and Mrs Arthur F. Lawrence organized the event with music and refreshments, presenting Grace with silver, glass, linen, furniture, and money from many neighbors and friends.
Miss Caroline Benson of Buffalo New York visits Mrs Lily Case at her Maynard Street home. Benson was a former classmate and close college friend of Case, making the stay especially interesting and pleasant.
A committee appointed by the Acton Agricultural association plans a children's exhibit for the fair on Saturday October 2. The six member team includes two women from each precinct led by Mrs Lily Ge Case and Mrs Oscar H Howe representing the village. They seek tall children who can provide specimens of their handiwork and report promptly.
Mr and Mrs Pauli Edwardson left Saturday for a week at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire. Mrs May Reilly entertained Miss Agnes Corkhill of Somenville over the weekend. John Blodgett is back in good health after a recent serious illness. W G Lawrence leads the local baseball club in Manager Cousins absence on vacation.
Concord Junction defeats Co. F Hathaway & Sons 6 to 4 in eight innings at Waltham. Elmer Duggan fanned 13 on five hits as Hayes and Reilly sparked the offense. The win lifts Concord Junction to 12th win of the season.
Concord Junction secured a dominant 19 to 0 victory over Filene of Boston on their home field Tuesday evening. Eddie Boyce pitched a two hit game while Bulger Loftus Cousins and Duggan led the batting, and Ware's base running stood out for the visitors. A lost purse valued at 85 or 34 dollars was reported in Monument Square Saturday with reward offered by Mrs George Hayden of Concord.
A Lettish information bureau report from Moscow describes a staged effort to show a bustling, prosperous Russia to English labor delegates. Petrograd officials staged grand banquets and theater productions, while Moscow mobilized trams and cars for a synchronized parade to project busy urban life.
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