Family Vacation Notes From Gilueaster and Miss Shirley Rich
Mrs H and Goodrich vacationing with their daughter Miss Shirley Rich at Gilueaster. The short report notes leisure time and family togetherness during the holiday period.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1929
Page
2
Mrs H and Goodrich vacationing with their daughter Miss Shirley Rich at Gilueaster. The short report notes leisure time and family togetherness during the holiday period.
Concord defeated Lexington 5 to 1 in a Sunday Lexington game. Robinson limited Lexington to five hits while Britt allowed six but erratic support hampered Concord. The decisive few at-bats came in the eighth inning with Fredericks and Robinson driving in three runs, sealing the win.
Concord Town Team blows late lead as Lincoln’s bats cluster hits in sixth. Maloney’s misplayed flare helps Lincoln rally to an 8–2 victory on the Emerson Playground diamond. White, Schultz, Dempsey and G Johnson pace Concord with multiple hits.
Deacon John KR McKenzie of Commonwealth avenue enjoys a four week break from duties at the Massachusetts Reformatory. His family plans auto tours with son Ronald Smith McKenzie also on vacation from Dennison Manufacturing in Framingham. Local items mention various residents taking holidays and a new Carter store building on Main Street nearing completion with a clearance sale at the old store.
Lincoln notes show a baseball box with partial scores and plays. Fredericks and Pee had two base hits, McCabe and Johnson with sacrifices, Hallisey stole a base, Dembsey turned a double play, and White pitched with Johnson. Five strikeouts were recorded, including by White and Johnson, plus a wild pitch and a two hour forty minute duration.
Rev Smith O Exter rector announces morning prayer and sermon by Rev Charles A Clowg Jr of Vine yard Haven on Sunday August 18 at 11 A M. Town baseball officers include Eddie Fredericks Van Kennedy Henry Peterson and Dave Robinson. James V Hennessey takes a two week vacation from Stats Reformatory duties. Chester Witherell discharged from Navy for disability after seven months hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Kenneth B Cook of Providence and Miss Gladys P Gook of Concord return from Weld Inn Weld Maine.
The Concord Town Team meets the Watertown Eagles at 6 15 pm on Friday at Emerson Playground. The Eagles have a proud winning history, which Concord aims to halt during this clash. Mrs Thomas J Powers visited her daughter Miss Mary spending August at Tall Pines Camp for Girls in Bennington NH.
Rev. Alfred W. Stone presides with a morning service on Sunday August 18. A midweek service is set for Tuesday August 20 at 7 30 pm.
West Acton note states Milton parks department workers are assisting at Strong and Tracy's during the vacation period to cover staffing gaps.
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord holds a 10 45 a m service and Wednesday 7 45 p m testimony meetings Pulpit readings focus on Soul the August 18 1929 Lesson Sermon with Golden Text from Psalms 86 4 and passages from Isaiah 26 9 and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy Minor typographical errors preserved as readable.
John Codding from the Boston Office of Bethlehem Steel refitted Alfred Sawyers’ Elm Street home for a year. Roger Fern rented half of Frank Pierces’ Hubbard Street house for a master’s in his school. Reports name Mrs D. A. Baldwin.
Whiting Hall A boarding and country day school for boys aged 8 to 16 emphasizes individual instruction in small classes. Located twenty acres west of Boston near Concord and Framingham, near the Wayside Inn, it offers outdoor sports and supervised study with day pupil options and a summer tutoring session. Address Charles Aiken, Headmaster, South Sudbury, Mass. Telephone South Sudbury 45.
Community calendar items include Rev Matthew Aee at West Pee Church and an Episcopal service. Local groups like the American Legion Auxiliary and James J Mann Post skip weekly meetings due to vacation season. Notables: John B. Moore visits from Lexington. talks of university appointments and family visits in Concord and nearby towns.
Macone excelled at the Concord Rod and Ranges Virginia Road skeet meet on Saturday, breaking 21 and earning a total handicap prize. Dr. Gonieie led with a 34 in the shooting competition, while other top finishers included J Goodwin Nickereon and P. Carson with notable scores. The Marblehead gathering also featured appearances by Mrs. Albert M. Harlow and Billy Hartlow.
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