Local Cornish Notes Quietly Mark Weekend in Nearby Towns
Concord Junction and nearby towns report a quiet weekend with residents visiting relatives in Framingham Watertown and Marlboro. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs John O Grady Miss Asther O Reilly and Miss Nellie Hayes returning from medical and vacation stays and a trip through New York State by James Sunday family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Grady
Framingham
Percy Ingham
Watertown
Joseph Alexander
South Acton
Asther O'Reilly
Thero
Raymond Severns
Nellie Hayes
Deaconess ‘Hospital
William Reilly
Daniel Sullivan
Nantasket
Cecelia Reilly
Middlesex Insurance Office
Charles Gauthier
Helen Kenney
Marlboro
James
Auto
New York State
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Elizabeth Connell
York Beach
J .William Keefe
Merchant Marine
Concord Junction Beats Hood & Sons 8 to 7 in Thrilling Seven
Concord Junction defeats H. P. Hood & Sons of Boston for the second time this week 8 to 7 after a seven inning game before about a thousand fans. Cousins Delaney Boyce Loftus sparked the offense while Urann and Cousins excelled in the field. Boyce struck out eight in a strong mound effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
H. P. Hood & Sons
Boston
Junction Playground
Junction
Cousins
Delaney
Boyce
Loftus
Melver
Penney
Urann
Hood
Concord
McWilliams
Hood & Sons
Crows Over the Doctors in Huntington Tale
Marguerite Stoller twenty month old daughter of E. W. Stoller in Huntington wasting away for months. Doctors lost hope until a watermelon seed swallowed last September was disgorged after a coughing fit. Child then began to recover and will likely get well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Marguerite
E. W. Stoller
News of the Week: Cambridge and Hanover Social Notes
Dorothy Dee of Cambridge vacations with Agnes Dee in Bedford Street while Alice Gould of Hanover NH returns from two weeks at Thomas Du Berger's home. Margaret Dee recovers from appendicitis after a Deaconess Hospital surgery. William Mansfield resumes post office duties after 15 days, largely in Maine. Kathleen Mullaley returns from a Maine coast weekend. George Wheeler visits Breezy Point NH to see son Allen Wheeler. Norman Spencer begins a 10 day Cape tour by machine. Concord fire department responds to chimney fire at Patrick Mulcahey’s Brooks Street residence with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dee
Cambridge
Agnes Dee
Bedford St
Alice Gould
Hanover
Thomas du Berger
Margaret Dee
Deaconess Hospital
Thomas H. Mansfield
Maine
Kathleen Mullaiey
George F. Wheeler
Allen Wheeler
Breezy Point
Warren
Norman Spencer
Cape
Concord ‘Fire Department
Patrick
Eaton wins Presidents Trophy at Concord C C
In a final round at Concord Country Club Richard J. Eaton defeated George N. White 4 and 2 to claim the Presidents Trophy. Stillman won the best net nine with 168 and Morgan Smith was second with 38 net. Other scores include Bartlett 39 and Hosmer 40 for key finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord C.C
Richard J. Eaton
George N. White
Bate
Geo. M. White
Omnes
Hanness
A“ Ss
Morgan Kk Smith
D. D. Bartlett
Ralph Wallee
Re ¢ Fescenden
Charies
Sarees Pallou
N. Bilis Richardson
Playground excursion to Whatom park in Fitchburg
Thursday playground children under Henry Emmons and Miss Abbott visited Whatom park Fitchburg by truck. A large group enjoyed the day and thanks go to Kelley and Mulcahey for gratis conveyance. Friday features picnics at Lake Walden with invitations to mothers and playground supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Emmons
Miss Abbott
Whatom Park
Fitchburg
Kelley
Mulcahey
Lake Walden
A. m
Reunion of Class 1918 at Eaton hall
The Concord high school class of 1918 plans a reunion in Eaton hall on Saturday evening August 21. Invitations have been sent and the committee promises an enjoyable time with refreshments. entertainment details remain under wraps. Committee members include Frank Garrity Mary Walcott Robert Maries Gladys Miller Chauncy Garland Barbara Lufkin and Joseph Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Eaton Hall
Frank Garrity
Mary Walcott
Robert Maries
Gladys Miller
Chauncy Garland
Barbara Lufkin
Joseph Collins
A O H Excursion Plans First Annual Outing
The first annual outing of the A. O. H. Division 56 and 44 Ladies Auxiliary is set for Sunday August 22 to Canobie Lake New Hampshire. Mulcahey and Kelley provide transportation. A varied program of sports and diversions is planned with prizes of flour potatoes and sugar for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O.H
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canobie Lake
Mulcahey and Kelley
Man Guilty After Street Court Hearing Sparks Crowd
Judge Prescott Keyes of the Concord district court heard Wesley D. Sanborn of Laconia charged with running down a child in Lexington on June 24. The judge found Sanborn guilty, the case was placed on file, and Sanborn paid 15 dollars in costs as a crowd watched the improvised street proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaage Prescott Keyes
Concord District Court
Merriam
Lexington
Wesley D. Sanborn
Laconia
Jane- 8
Bentley
Massachusetts Ave
Michael Kelley
Concord
Kelley
Awborn
Drowned in Lake Walden: Three-Year-Old Boy Dies
Donald Hickie aged 3 of Sycamorest Waverly drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming in Lake Walden. He is believed to have cramps off shore sank in 30 feet of water. Body recovered shortly after. Chief Craig arrived with a pulmotor but could not save him. Survived by parents two brothers and one sister including Dr W A Hickie of Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hickie
Sycamorest
Waverly
Lake Walden
Wiliam Craig
Hickie
W. A. Hickie
Fingers Amputated After Tire Press Accident
Augustine Macone suffered a crushing injury while using a tire press in his garage. Two fingers on his right hand were amputated just below the nail to prevent further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine Macone
Travelling Enterprise Editor Heads to Maine and Canada
Saturday evening William D ee and Bernard H. McKenna of The Enterprise staff began a motor trip to Maine and Canada. They will travel via Hampton Beach Portsmouth Portland and Augusta to Quebec for several days of sightseeing and plan a return through the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dee
Bernard H. McKenna
Postifies
Enterprise
Maine
Canada
Hampton Beath
Portsmouth
Portland
Augusta
Wenece
Quebec
White Mountains
Visiting Here With Schaunberry Kin in Concord
Mrs George W Schaunberry spends the summer at her father's home 81 Sudbury Road Concord. Her nephew Wilfred Y wheeler aided by his Waterville Cape trip sister Mrs Appleton and granddaughter Marie Appleton joined for three weeks before heading to Sudbury VI. She stays in Concord through September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘W. Schaunberry
Sudbury Rd
Wilfred 4Ywheeler
Waterville
Cape
Appleton
Marie Appleton
Concord
Sudbury
Schaunberry
Death of Miss Frances Orcutt at Walden Home
Miss Frances Orcutt died Thursday morning August 12 at the Home for the Aged on Walden Street. Born in Vermont October 1, 1848, she was one of many children and is survived by a brother a niece and two nephews. Services were held Saturday with Rev. L B MacDonald officiating. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Orcutt
Walden St
Miss Orcutt
Vermont
Rev. L. B. MacDonald
Sleepy Hollow
Pharmacist Loring to cover duties during vacation
Cambridge pharmacist Mr Loring of the H. S. Richardson Drug Co will continue duties during the annual vacation of H. S. Richardson proprietor and John Watson manager. A young girl 18 months old is sought for care at 6 Lowell Road Concord Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring
Cambridge
W. Hutchinson
Lowell Rd
Concord
Mass
Scouts From 32 States At International Boy Scout Meet
The 301 American Scouts chosen to represent the Boy Scouts of America at the International Scout Jamboree in England come from 32 states plus the District of Columbia and Hawaii. The Denver Den Boy Scout band headed by Innis is noted as a standout, with 49 members. Florida contributes 15 scouts including the Pine Tree patrol of Miami, while Hawaii sends the lone representative Ezra Crane of Troop 10 Honolulu. Families traveled from California, New York, and elsewhere to bid farewell as the group sailed from Hoboken July 7 aboard the Pocahontas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Americar
Boy Scouts
England
District of
Colonia
Hawaii
Denver
Den
Innis
United States
Florida
Pine Tree Patrol
Miami
Jacksonville
California
Illnois
York State
New J
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Indiana
Oklahoma
Ezra Crane
Honolulu
New York
United States Army
Hoboken
City officials showcase efficiency in one day in Lancaster
Scattered notes describe city administration under Police Chief Floyd C. Hinden and Fire Chief John R. Spera coordinating traffic and station duties. A classified line lists a for sale item and a lost brown winter coat found near Brook Road, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Stotus
Ini
Otter
Floyd C. Hinden
John R. Spera
Andrew
Laws’ Brook Rd
Concord
American Legion Dance Draws Big Crowd in Warm Weather
A large turnout attended the American Legion dance on Friday evening August 13 despite warm weather. Sheridan’s seven piece orchestra provided splendid music and the event was both social and financially successful. Organizers credited chairman Harry Jarvis Derby Daniel Cullinane Edward Cull and Thomas Reilly for the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Sheridan
Harry Jarvis Derby
Daniel Cullinane
Edward Cull
Thomas Reilly
Traffic reports show July records at Old North Bridge
Ulliferal notes July traffic surpasses all prior years as visitors throng Wright Tavern hub guides cite high turnout. Mia Tan ners souvénir shop at Minute Mhn remains busy and state responders report no toll passage from other states except Idaho and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old North Bridge
Mia Tanners
Mhn
Wright Tavern
Hub Guides
Idaho
Utah
Charles Bulger Signs with Putnam Machine Co
Graniteville baseball player Charles Bulger has discontinued playing with his local team after a successful season and has signed with the Putnam Machine Co of Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bulger
Graniteville
Putnam Machine Co
Fitchburg
Retired State Police Officer John H. Scott Honored
John H. Scott, longtime member of the State Police, has been retired at age 70. He served as a veteran on the force, was a former Union and Ladder Co. member, and made over 700 arrests during his career in the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Scott
Union and Ladder Co
Vetet
Veter Secation
Eee
Se Ue
Lovetts Arrive From Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Benjamin B Lovett have arrived from Cleveland signaling a family visit or relocation event. The notice records their arrival with no further details on purpose or accompanying events.
Halve Botte Tie Rumored for Early Date
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a potential tie or meeting between Halve Botte and Macsbeto with vague references to dates and locations. No clear event details or outcomes are readable.
Fell From Building Tragedy Reported From Worcester
A fall from a building in Worcester is reported with few verifiable details. The fragment suggests an accident in an urban setting and mentions a trench location, but the full context and outcomes remain unclear.
Mrs Brown Reports Record Laying Pullets in Red Rhode Island Flock
Mrs H A Brown of Sawinst reports a Rhode Island Red pullet flock laying eggs by March 11. She notes the pullets show traits that suggest high age readiness and believes this may be a flock record in this breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Brown
Sawinst
R. I
Brown
Cafeteria Spread In Curtis Factory Baseball Team
Readable fragment notes a cafeteria spread involving members of a factory baseball team at Curtis and their players. Details are incomplete but indicate a social event connected to workers and a local team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Department’ Baseball
Ines
Fe! Curtis Factory
Outing Planned by Hope Rebekah Lodge Members
Members of the Hope Rebekah Lodge No. O F started this morning for an outing at Weashakum Maker. They will be greeted by the Mayor and Dine Pine for the day. The group traveled by motor truck and planned to meet there later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Weashakum Maker
Aia
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Frank Waite
Alpine Athletic Club
Lynn
General Electric
Alpine
Lincoln
Morgan
Waid
Cody
Curry
CES
Playground News
A. O. H. Excursion
Jersey
Jersey Ice Cream Company
Lawrence, Mess
N. J. Cole
J. A. Welch
West Acton
Case
Lake
Walden
Fingehrs
Scouts
Alo Ihe
Parker Street
Lowell
Legion
Foss
Mr Warren
Tillotson
Whitchen
B. B. Wray
Charlies H. Cook
Delia Hardy
Rosa Howe
Tou
Hue
Ete
Federal Reserve
Sytem
Thierest
Poaly
Cleveland
Benjamin B. Lovett
Waushakum
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