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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
3
Union Club defeated Gleason 7 to 4 in a Concord baseball game. Key moments included Eldridge and Pearson driving in runs, McWillim’s two strikeouts, and a late rally by Union Club sealing the win.
Arthur B Brooks led the field by a half point with a net 53 1/2 in the Concord Country Club nine hole half handicap event on Saturday. Russell G Fessenden and N Ellis Richardson tied for second with nets around 34. The list shows Brooks 39 7 1/2 33 12 and Richardson 41 7 2 34 with others including Michael F Cody Jr and D tewo Bartlett among the participants.
The announce for Trinity Church Concord Massachusetts lists Rev Smith Dester as rector and notes Sunday morning prayers and sermon on August 23. It adds the church is open during the day year round for anyone seeking rest and prayer.
First Parish in Concord and Tu uiterian Congregational church plan a joint union service at First Parish Meeting House. Rev Gail Cleland will preach Aug 23 and will be cared for by A A Lamp of Sandwich Road Plymouth Maine in August. Walden Street Concord handles the address during Athmont.
R. Norman Hudspeth, director of music at Concord High School, is recovering from an operation at Phillips House, Boston. Vanel G Wing with Mrs Wins and their daughter Katherine Wing have returned from abroad after weeks in England and Scotland. The Arlington Playground children hold a swimming meet in Lake Wima this afternoon under physical director Ralph Tonricus.
The Assabet Valley League slate lists Concord at Concord Junction and Stow at Concord, with Sue facing May Hand, Thuresey and Aumist% noted. Matches set for Monday and Aw-t ost days, detailing pairings across local teams and venues.
An advertisement from Concord National Bank promotes safe deposit vaults with low annual fees and robust security features. The copy touts modern vault design, reinforced walls, steel doors, and electric wire protections to deter theft, urging customers to lease a vault promptly for reliable storage.
Len Smith outpitched Len Mor rill 2 to 1 as Concord defeated Ham at Maynard on Wednesday. Smith allowed four baserunners and no earned runs while Johnson Cousins Tom McHugh and Fred Loftus delivered timely hits for a 32 margin. Holy Name scored two unearned runs on passed balls and an outfield error. Concord had eight hits to Ham’s fore with one error.
Stow edged into a muted game atmosphere as Leut and Pearce pitched for Stow while Union Club eyed a decisive win. Concord Town team defeated Natick Sto 2 at the playground with Theda and Morgan in the battery for Concord, and Union Club set to travel to Concord Friday for the playoff game stemming from a 3-3 July 23 tie.
An advertisement from Con tact Cooperative Bank urges readers to start small with one dollar a week or five dollars a month to build a savings habit and reach financial independence. It promotes a plan that shortens the path to future purchases through continued investing.
Local veterinary service operated from 89 Hancock Street in Lexington Massachusetts. The listing notes Harvard 1895 affiliation for the practice and provides street address for appointments.
Prices listed for three distinct cottages shown by CHAS G. WOOD, Concord 212, and R. PARKER DUDLEY, Concord 725. Homes feature brick construction, dampers, modern kitchens, built-in heat and electricity, spacious living rooms, several bedrooms and baths, and 13 500 to 16 925 square feet of land. Frontages range from 126 to 140 feet with ample storage and closets.
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