Concord News Roundup Highlights Local Events
The Concord Lodge of Elks discussed Thoree plans. Division 56 Hibernians met in Monument Hall. Frederick B. Richards preached at the union service. Local sports include Concord skeet team’s Massachusetts series win 183 168 over Needham and ongoing intertown baseball battles between Concord and the western section.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks Hall
Division 56
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Monument Hall
Frederick _B. Richards
First
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Guy L. Mossman
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
T. H. Llewellyn
Llewellyn
Philadelphia
Henry Péterson
Walkers
Reformatory
Elmer Rankin
Saints and St Mary's clash at Concord Emerson yard
St Marys of Cambridge visited Concord for a baseball game at Emerson playground. The contest, halted after three innings due to darkness, saw Robinson strike out six for Concord and McCabe post the lone safe hit for the home side. St Marys has won 110 games this season in bright red uniforms.
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Concord
St. Marys
Old Town
Emerson Playground
Cull
Robinson
Saints
Anderson
Texas
McCabe
St. Mary’s
Cambridge
Trinity Church Service Schedule and Sermon
The notice lists a daily service from Sept 1 to Sept 8 at 8 am and 11 am Holy Communion with a sermon by Rev Charles A Clough Jr. at Trinity Church.
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Trinity Church
Holy Union
Charles. A. Clough, Jr
Bats Fire Off In Pittsfield Hartford Weekend Series
Bjornson shines with four hits including two doubles on Saturday and two home runs Sunday in Pittsfield Hartford games. Opponent venues listed at 72 Main St Maynard near post office.
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Asbjornsons
Bob Asbjornson
Bedford A C Tops Concord in Opening Game
Bedford A C defeated Concord Yank 8 to 6 in a lively opener with free hitting. Bedford led early, Concord rallied to take the lead in the fifth, but Bedford answered with four runs and held on. McKenna drilled a fifth inning double. Hunnewell added a double and two singles in five at bats. Sullivan made an unassisted left field double play in the ninth.
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Bedford
Concord ‘Yankees
Bedford Athletic Club
Concord
Bedford Ame
McKennas
Hunnewell
Sullivan
Bedford A
Yank
P. McGovern
Beecy
McKenna
McCarthy
Concord Municipal Light Plant Announces Lighting Rate Change
In accordance with General Laws the Concord Municipal Light Plant notifies a rate change effective September 1 1929. A ten percent discount applies to most bills if paid within fifteen days at the Town Treasurer’s office. Minimum annual charge is $12 payable $1 monthly. credits apply if electricity used exceeds that amount.
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Concord Municipal Light Planters
Skeet Winners At Concord Rod And Gun Club Meet
Augustine W. Macone was high gun with 24 0 0 in the weekly skeet shoot at the Concord Rod and Gun Club on Virginia road Saturday. William Foss and G Peak tied for first handicap with 98. Foss won the toss for first prize, Peak received second. Third place went to Lloyd Kennie and G T Agnew with 22 each. Other scores include John Valentine 20, r S A Ellis 18, Dr. Johnston 17, Elmer Rankin 17, and L Carter 10.3.
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Concord Stll
Concord Rod and Gun Club
Massachusetts
Goodwittie
Foss
WN. Horne
Sv OF
Needham Sportsman's Association
Brown
L.W. Jackson
A. R. Taylor
Kowditch
R. Friswell
Allen Farms Skeet Club
Aeton
Concord
Augustine W. Macone
Concrd Rod and Gun Club
Skeet Grounds
Virginia Road
William’ Foss
G. Peak
A Peaks
Lloyd
Kennie
G. T. Agnew
Hop Ae A
W. Macone
Lloyd Kennie
John Valentine
Valentine
Holden
R. S. A. Ellis
Dr. Johnston
Elmer Rankin
Ig. L. Carter
Concord Country Club Off Weekend Golf Event Winner
Otis M. Whitney won the weekend off event at the Concord Country Club with a net 34 in a best selected 12 joles format. Andrew H. Hepburn had the next best score, while John Merwin posted the lowest actual score with 46 and John Buttrick 47 gross. The report lists round details and handicaps for several players. A flagpole ceremony is planned for Emerson Playground on Sept. 12 with dedication by the Mansfield American Legion post and remarks by local clergy.
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Otis M. Whitney
Concord
Andrew H. Hepburn
John Merwin
John ‘Buttrick
Michael Cody, Jr
Alfred M. Uhler
George Witney
R. C. Piper
John Buttrick
Ohn ‘Merwin
John
M. Ab
Emerson Playground
James J.mansfield Post
American ‘Legion
Evherett Street
F. A. Mercer
Gleasondale Methodist Church
Guy L. Moysman
New Concord
Methodist Episcopal Church
Concord Defeats OxBow In Skeet Shootout At Saxonville
Concord Rod and Gun Club skeet team edged Ox Bow Gun Club 204 to 201 in a Massachusetts Skeet Shooting Association event last Wednesday. William J. Bulger Jr. again fired a perfect 25 in his opening string.
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Concord
Saxonville
William J. Bulger,Jr
Monthly Report From West Concord Hospital
Miss Louise Gunaris assistant superintendent reports in the past month 48 surgical cases 9 medical 10 obstetrical. Five boy births six girl births. 38 out patients treated 3 deaths. 89 operations 43 X rays 141 lab tests. 26 patients at month start 79 admitted 84 discharged leaving 20 in hospital end month. Average daily attendance 22.7 up from 21 previously.
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Louise Gunaris
Rsor Hospital
Renewal of old ties for Lieut Chester H Elms in North Carolina
Lieut Chester H Elms renewed acquaintances with West Cancers locals this week. He is described in top condition and noted as a military instructor at the University of North Carolina. Elms had a fine World War I record and serves as a direct lieutenant in the United States Army, once a star on Concord High School's 1911 football eleven.
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Chester H. Elms
University of ‘North’ Carolina
Elms
United ‘Sta Army
Concord
Ser
Andiamo Wins Second Race At New York Yogi Clube Cup
Walter K Shaw's Andiamo captured the second race for the New York Yogi Clube cup over a grueling 18 mile course near Brenen reel s Newport last week. Miss Mery Coolidge, daughter of Isan Breee Au Radcliffe Ra Eiaaeeed, studying in Germany, has accepted a philosophy teaching post at Vassar College. Jacobson C H S 20 and Mrs Jacobsen visit Mr Jacobsen's parents on Thoreau street. Mr Jacobsen promoted to Boston Branch of American Refrigerator Corp and plans move near Boston. Louise M Hennessey, secretary in a Washington law office, visits Concord with her parents.
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Walter K. Shaw
Andiamo
New York
Brenen
Newport
Missa Mery Coolidge
Isan Re Breee
Au Radcliffe
Eiaaeeed
Germany
Vassar College
Jacobson
C.H. S
Jacobs
Merwin shines in Worcester golf with 78 score
John Merwin led Worcester annual invitation by carding 40 38 78 the fourth best. He defeated D D Goodwin 4 and 2 in round one and ousted medalist Carl Nettlebladt at 19th with both cards 78. Merwin then beat W J Cosgrove 2 and 1 in the plenty finals, but later fell to Francis P Herley at the last hole, 2 down.
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Worcester
John Merwin
D.D. Goodwin
Oakhill
Carl Nettlebladt
Merwin
W. J. Cosgrove
Green Hill
Francis P. Herley
Wellesley
Corn Roast and Moonlight at Concord Grange No 150
A midsummer corn roast at Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry energized members on the Clark farm on Lowell road. Mr and Mrs Edgar P F Clark donated corn and hot coffee. others supplied refreshments for a joyful evening under cool July breezes.
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Concord Grange No. 150
Edgar PF. Clark
Lowell Road
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