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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
3
Leo Downey has been appointed superintendent of night work at the Assibet Mills. He is a long time worker with an elevated tenure and many friends who will be pleased by his promotion.
Miss Alma Stowell returns to duty at the post office after two weeks away. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Scott prepare to move to Springfield where his business is based. Hinathan J. Kimball drives a new milk route horse and cart, delivering high quality milk around town. Birg visits her mother in Tagdy California. Jay and aa depart for the trip.
A note reports a meeting to form a Ministers' association held Friday afternoon at the home of Rev. David Mgel, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, with several other pastors present from Maynard Stow Acton Concord and Som Acton. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 7.
Reports from Maynard recount player tallies and standings with Killinen scoring a high 116 for a team. Officials include Jack Lent as official scorer and A Griggs. Upcoming events feature church service at 7 and a concert on February 22 in Cooperative hall under the Ladies Benevolent Society.
The Veterans suffered their first defeat of the season as Sexton led the scoring with high totals and strong shooting. Miller cut through the lineup with key plays while Le Sage delivered major points and several high runs, marking a tough night for the Veterans.
The week’s bowing marks show Hugh Connors with a high 340 and George Tillere close at 333 while Sexton’s Lunch sets a team record of 1459 beating K of C 1456. Henry Price holds the single string 127 as Jack Murray nears with 1. Clubs standings show a rise in top form and strong bowing across teams.
A fragmented report shows the West End Maynard team winning 29 to 20 in a fast, close game with early lead and late pressing defense. Names and exact details are unclear due to missing text.
The note appears as a fragment urging attention to all children and those caring for them, with unclear context or specific action. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details or dates.
Rugged player with hiking background joins Omaha after a brief spring report. Expected to report for practice March 20 in Springfield Missouri as he builds form. Local friends see him as a strong fit to help Gucka’s club contend in the league.
Brookling High capitalized on breaks and lively play to defeat their opponents 3 to 0. The effort showcased momentum and energy, with clear control of the game from early moments.
Promoters in greater Boston discuss forming twilight leagues and a city wide team for the coming season. Ideas include a trolley route team with Marlboro Maynard Concord Framingham and Natick to boost interest and broaden representation in Pros pect park and local play for all ages.
Fans complain Hudson games are mismanaged and dull, favoring Marlboro Maynard Concord teams. They want strong local squads like Maynard Mynard and Concord Dilgaers, noting loyal Natick Ingham players and widespread district interest amid a waning crowd.
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A reflective note on escaping waking troubles by entering dreamlike realms. The speaker seeks solace in distant places and memories, finding renewed energy and a sense of power to cope with daily problems.
An Indianapolis accountant born in England recalls arriving in the United States and challenging a hotel porter who asked for two bits to carry his baggage. He offers fifty cents and exposes the scam, proving he will not be swindled as a naive visitor.
Dr Christie's death on February 3 shocks the South Acton and neighboring communities. Born in Philadelphia April 17 1854 he moved with his family to Massachusetts and pursued medicine at Tufts and Boston University. He built a thriving practice, led church and lodge memberships, supported a failed hospital project, and died leaving a large circle of relatives and patients. Interment was at Mt Hope cemetery West Acton.
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