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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1912

Page

2

Maynard edged by Concord Junction in pitching duel

In Concord Junction Maynard and Concord Junction split the series as the Simps won 8 to 4 behind Mackarthy’s masterful pitching. Joy matched him for Maynard with 14 strikeouts and a solid effort, while Maynard’s defense faltered on miscues leading to six late runs. Delaney and Forgen starred behind the plate and at first, with Reilly and Murray fueling rallying efforts.

Simps Maynard Concord Junction Mill Boys Simps MacCarthy Lynn Joy Carthy Menure MacCarty MacCarthy Forgen Delaney Reilly Wilder Persons Murray

Maynard boys fall to rivals 8 4 in quick win

The poem notes a reversal of a prior loss as the Maynard team loses 8 to 4 to their rivals in a fast game. It praises the opponent's conduct and claims the speakers had slight superiority throughout. The piece also mentions visitors Mrs. Charles Brooks and family staying with Mrs. Bessie Douglass and Miss Cna Riding.

Bessie Douglass Miss ¢Na Riding Charles Brooks

Maynard Aims to Back Ledgard for State House Nomination

In Middlesex 10th district Maynard advances James J Ledgard as Republican hopeful. The move could unite the party, sidelining a Progressive challenge, firming up a Maynard or Hudson win against Edson and Democrats, with Ledgard seen as strongest GOP candidate in years.

10Th Middlesex James J. Ledgard Ledgard Rep Edson Maynard Hudson Progressive Movement Mr. Ledgard Progressives Damien New Movement

Parish lawn party a success with strong crowds

The annual St. Brid parish lawn party on Friday and Saturday drew large crowds and lively entertainment. Performers Fitz and Joy of South Boston, Islaod impersonator Thome, Blood and Miss Moore from South Acton provided acts, with violin selections by Dominick. Committees organized games, refreshments, and sports, led by Rev. Fr. Sheehan. Concord Junction to play the local team at the playgrounds Saturday afternoon in a rubber game promising hot sport and town support.

St. Bridget's Parish Fitz and Joy South Boston Ladies’ Imperial Orchestra Fr. Sheehan F. J. Mearron Michael Cleary J. J. Morgan Charter Bradley Sylvester Sullivan Michae Murray Katie Powers Rose Hannon Susie Sheehan Mary Wall Louis Cook McCarthy John Sheridan Bridget Collins Annie Manning Henry Gilroy William Morrison Michael Murray James McAvoy John Byrnes J. Garney Wall Sheehan Cook Annie Lyons Concord Junction

Boy Severs Arm in Ice Breaking Machine Accident

A 9 year old boy, Harold Brown, was injured near De Lee's pharmacy on Nason Street when his arm got caught in a meat or ice breaking machine. Doctors Goodenow and Hamblen performed immediate amputation under ether to save his life.

de Lee Nason St Harold Brown Benjamin Brown

Weather and Summit Visitors At Mt Washington

An automobile party including Mr and Mrs Frank P Plummer Maynard Mass Mr and Mrs I H Morse Lowell Mass and Mrs B W Slyr Wortmouth N H traveled to the Summit Friday in good time with no motor trouble The Pope six was on duty most of the trip Clouds hid most views Frank E Sanderson takes a two week vacation from his clerical job at C H Persons store with Mrs Sanderson to visit relatives in Somerville.

Mt. Washington Frank PP. Plummer Maynard Mass I. H. Morse Lowell Slyr Wortemouth Pope Frank E. Sanderson C. H. Persons William Baron C. B. Haire & Co Boston A. C. Loewe Revere Beach Arthur Sullivan North Adams Llorence Maynard Harland J. Maynard Newton Highlands Glenwood Cemetery Hannah O'Neil Woonsocket, R Margaret Kane Thomas Kane South Boston Owen Duggan

An Honored Trinity Classmates Party and Local Notes

A social in honor of Annie McCarron hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank McCarron featured three Trinity College sophomores from Worcester and Ware. Various local families and guests visited, with concerts at the beach drawing a large crowd and signaling season’s end. Others listed include employment changes, travels, illnesses, and a for sale brush runabout at Rupert Stockbridge.

Frank McCarron Annie Trinity College Washington, D.C Gertrude Smith Estelle McMahon Worcester Margaret McArdle Ware

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