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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
8
Weekend visits fill Lowell as families and friends gather at relatives homes. Ayer and Fletcher families, Reed and Wisetcher cousins, and others from Dover Tr. and Swampscott were spotted with extended relatives. Community church services resumed after vacation as residents catch up in late summer.
The home team earned moral victory by challenging the umpire during a roasts game. Wood pitched six innings with one hit and 13 strikeouts. Norris and R Tuttle provided strong batting while Conant failed to hit safely for the first time this year. Mayor James M Hear addressed Raber Day in Nashville.
Three base hits by R Tuttle Norris and Kemmerer. Wood struck out 14 times and 7 rer. Wood also had 8 bases on balls and 11. Double plays by Peters and Blaney. Umpire Barrett.
Harness boot and shoe quotations by C H Clark list current prices for local customers in South Acton.
Otis H. Forbush auctioneers two sales in September in Concord Carlisle Sudbury Mass. Sept 1 1 p m farming tools 68 chickens household goods Sept 8 9 20 a m Samuel Robbins Carlisle real estate and personal property Sept 10 wood and timber land Sudbury details include W F White Thoreau Street and public sale language
Local notices from West Acton report Albert Littlefield's arm fracture after a fall at Five Islands Maine. PF C Nash and wife return from Portland to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bunpus of Roxee visit West Acton. Mrs. Oliver Howe and Miss Ger visit Weston for six weeks. Miss Bessie Patterson to Nova Scotia for three weeks. Henrietta E Hardy mentioned. A W Armstrong and wife of Hyde Park stay with Emeline Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Card of Warrenton Georgia visit Chas Milton Holton. Stanley Hall returns from Wianno for Idghio trip. Baston and Mrs. Clara Holt guests. Mrs. John McNiff and daughter return from Berlin. Geo B Parker ill. typhoid suspected. Clifton Stevens to return after seven to eight months in Adirondacks sanatorium. Prof Benno Erdmann of Bonn attends morning service. topic The True Egotism. Mr. Copping spoke fervently. audience held. Big Barbecue planned for Maribor Labor Day.
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