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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1927
Page
2
The Middle League shows Maynard holding the lead while dropping to third place in a confusing update. Other teams named include Concord West Groton and Billerica with unclear scores and placements amid scattered numbers.
A note honors a figures akin to the famous namesake Ben Franklin. It highlights merit, public service, and a connection to everyday citizens, praising a modest, widely respected figure for his advocacy and integrity.
The fragment notes absence of typical electrical or mechanical trouble makers and states it does not fall to light, implying a neutral description of an issue without common causes.
A garbled baseball recap details a tense contest where Concord echoes misplays and hurried throws lead to costly runs. Townsend pitched well for Concord while errors and fumbles in late innings sealed a loss, with fielding miscues overshadowing earlier efforts by Rusk, Beck, and Arkin.
The Concord Junction Union Club will play all games away from home while the Percy A Rideout Playground undergoes reconstruction. They meet the LincolL Town Team in Lincoln tomorrow evening and will play the postponed Concord Town Team game at Emerson Playground, Concord.
The rector Rev. Smith OxMexter holds Sunday service at 11 a.m. with morning prayer and a major sermon at Concord Manor. T. Henry Mag plans to subdivide his property along Old Bedford Road and Virginia Avenue, seeking new parcels.
The report details a decisive win by the visiting team behind tight fielding and a near perfect pitching effort. Vick led with a three-bagger and Hammon executed a key bunt, while Duchesne and Loftus contributed solid defense and timely hits amid the crowd’s lively, circus‑like atmosphere.
Fragmented page text describes a chaotic scene with names, ranks, and a discussion of purchasing a loan from the United States, mentioning committees, personnel, and financing details in a disordered historic style.
A vehicle left California Street in Newton on Thursday afternoon in an avoidable collision near Bartlett. The driver, identified as LeFort, and a grandmother passenger were shaken but not seriously hurt. both were confined for evaluation as police assess the wreck and road conditions.
A large delegation from Concord Lodge No 212 and many friends attended the Concord funeral for Daniel A. Lakin former resident and reformatory official He died Monday at his daughter's home in New Bedford where he had lived The body was brought to Concord for burial in Sleepy Hollow with full military honors accorded the deceased.
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon for Mr Thorpe with Rev William Botcourt of the Sheregational church presiding in the pastor’s absence. Ushers included Everett C Thorpe Eliot JR Howard and Thomas Todd. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow cemetery reflecting the community’s deep respect and affection.
Miss Laura Carpenter takes her annual vacation from the neat Store. The Concord play and other club items are mentioned as readers note a trip and upcoming events.
UNIAN and ReH Rev Alfred Gunday announces morning guidance at 19 30 with the sermon The Uses of Discouragement. Tuesday August 23 mid week service at 7 30 p m led by minister Waldo P Lapham and family visit New Found Lake Bristol NJ for two weeks vacation. Ralph P Lapham, employed at Camp Aloha Fairlee VT, will return for Labor Day.
Card of Thanks from Mrs Martha Simpson and family expresses appreciation for sympathy. Concord First Church of Christ announces a testimonial meeting on Wednesday at 7 45 PM. Reading room in the church building is open weekdays from 2 to 6 PM.
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