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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1915

Page

8

Concord Junction Play Weekend League Finals

The past week brought peak play as weather boosted attendance. Seniors lead with three wins, juniors claim a three of four run, and midgets seek a decisive rubber game this week in Concord. Girls newly formed team showed potential for next season. Lineup and game specifics listed with McWilliams and Duggan on the mound, umpire Dame.

Junction Concord Concord Junction McWilliams A. Duggan Duggan R. O'Connell Nime

Local society notes and staff changes across town

Edwin Edwardson joins Adams Bridges while Prentice Blood takes a new post in Bridgeport Conn. Mrs. Ellen Cadwell recovers from indigestion as several residents travel to Orono and Providence. Hood Milk Co. shipsman Frank Carr is hired in Watertown. Various residents visit relatives, camps, or vacation at White Pond, Oak Bluffs, and Scituate.

Prentice Blood Bridge Port Conn Ellen Cadwell Harold Judkins Orono H. Kingman Edward Hanley Reformatory Benjamin Derby Laconia N. H. Abraham Heyman Providence Frank Carr Hood Milk Co Watertown Annie Leighton Edway Davis Evelyn Phipps Hopkinton Ruth Damon Concord White Pond L. A Hodgman Ashburnham May .Reilley Florence Lakin Framingham Arthur King Westboro James McCarthy George Haskell Waltham Haskell James Munroe James Nagle

Clam Bake at Warner's Island Hosted by Comeau and Leighton

E A Comeau and Frank Leighton entertained many friends at a Warner's Island clam bake on Saturday. About 20 attended the dinner and games followed, with guests including Mrs W S Locke Miss Gladys Erskine Miss Ethel Levine of Portland Me Mr and Mrs Arthur Keyes Mr and Mrs Arthur Fay Miss Ola Keyes William Sheldon Miss Lulu Wood Miss Midreau Comeau Mr and Mrs E A Comeau Mr and Mrs Frank Leighton Edith Comeau Fred Hart Merton Leighton William Keefe and Charles Comeay of their town.

E. A. Comeau Frank Leighton Warner's Island W. S. Locke Gladys ‘Erskine Ethel Levine Portland Arthur Keyes Arthur Fay Ola’ Keyes William Sheldon Hopkinton Lulu Wood Framingham Mi Dreau Comeau Maynard Edith Comeau Fred. Hart Merton Leighton Willian, Keefe Charles Comeay Third Town

Middlesex County Sheriff Primary Sees Fierce Race Between Messer and Fairbairn

The Middlesex County Republican contest for sheriff looms as the main battle with Messer and Fairbairn pushing strong campaigns. Both built solid organizations and mobilized publicity and volunteers as four weeks remain before primaries. Cambridge, Lowell, Newton, Waltham, and other towns form the campaign battlegrounds as voters weigh old and new leadership.

McCall-Cushing Middlesex County Messer-Fairbairn King Philip Can Oridge Everett Lowell Malden Marlboro Medford Melrose Newton Samville Waltham Woburn Acton Arlington Ashby Ashland Ayer Bedford Belmont Bierica Boxboro Burlington Carlisle Chelmsford Concedgrd Dundut Dunstable Framingham Groton Holliston Hopkinton Hudson Lexington Lincoln Littleton Maynard Natick No. Yeading Pepperell Reading Sherborn Tewksbury Townsend Tyngsborough Wakefield Watertown Wayland Weson Westford Wilmington Wincheser Fast Roosevelt Wilson Cambridge Somerville Fair Messer

Bedford Attorney Urges Militia Review Funds Reallocated

Elihu Loomis of Bedford protests Governor Walsh on mobilizing the state militia for review by the conference of governors. He cites a $35,000 cost and argues funds should fund equipment and establishment instead. He warns heat risks and calls for safer parade times, saying full uniform marching could deter enlistment.

Elihu G. Loomis Bedford State St Boston

Wealthy man earns respect despite denouncement

A concise aphorism notes that wealth brings deference rather than endless scorn as a man with money is often addressed as mister or colonel, contrasting public criticism with social elevation.

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Walden Street Concord, Mass Brattleboro Union Poae J. McWilliams Olson Hetty Fay King Eerniee Isner B. Kay FE Ov Vweveess Es Penson Concord A. Duggan P . Eereeeee Smith Craig Finnan Eevee Eene Tobin Morrill Mullaney Nonvecoveses D. Kelley Rf Connors R. E. Hartin Mayniard Fostsr W. H. Lawrence Lincoln Co R. R. Crossing Fond EKO of Liege Denye ON L. Anderson & Son Concord,mass Edwin Edwardson Adams @ Bridges Ola Keyes Roger Allen Winslow Damon New York J. P. Bowen W. H Kelley Cooperative Quincy Bedford Street R. S. Williams The New England Trust Company United States James R. Hooper Arthur Adams Alexander Cochrane George Wigglesworth Henry N. Marr Frederick W. Allen Francis R. Jewett Thomas E. Eaton Orrin C. Hart Edward B. Ladd Jas. H. Sawyer Austin MacRae Main St Concc Bank Vancouver Red South
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