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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1915

Page

7

Comiskey Plans 4 Pennant Sox After Record Price

The Sox reportedly justify a $50 000 price for a star and owner Comiskey vows a championship push next year. He seeks more stars if affordable and rejects Collins as manager, believing his value lies in peak performance at second base. Edie Collins was sold by the Athletics to the Chicago White.

Sox Comiskey Collins Edie Collins Athletics Chicago White Francis Oulmet Metacomet Golf Cluché Onimet Firtier O Metals Oulmet Wly

Baseball's New Idea Seeks Batted Bases Scoring

A baseball fan proposes a new scoring method that awards bases earned by hit plays rather than traditional batting averages. It would credit batters for advancing runners or reaching bases, changing how hits and outs affect a player's record. The plan sparks discussion after the World Series.

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Acton News Roundup Sees Visits, Deaths and School Talks

Sunday to Monday notices highlight convalescence and vacations in Acton and surrounding towns. Local events include a special council meeting, a Porto Rico talk by Rev. Jones, and donations to the Acton library. A student obituary and memorial service mark a quiet week with reflections on life and faith.

L. C. Bastings Walter French Ruthy Mansir Acton Council R. A Henry Goodwin Grand Council Mr. Jones Orleans Porto Rico Prsident O. L. Dart Maynard St Methien Ias Addie M. Chase Lynn Lowell Harvard Pickering Exchange Hall Apollo Quartet Boston Ethel Hosmer California William Rowitzer Dorothy McCarthy Littleton

Church Schedule Announces Week of Evangelistic Services

Morning worship at 4 30 PM with sermon by the pastor Sunday school at noon Y P C U meeting at 6 15 PM Evangelistic services every evening this week except Saturday at 7 30 PM Rev Frank L Masseck of Arlington will be the speaker Ladies Social circle meets with the Misses Shapley on Thursday at 2 PM

Arlington Misses Shapley

Congregational Church Schedule Posted

Morning service at 10 30. Evening service at 7. Sunday school at noon. C B meeting Sunday evening at 6. Midweek prayer meeting Friday at 7 45 p m.

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Death of Mrs. Lucinda M. Titus Flagg of West Acton

Lucinda M. Titus Flagg born May 31 1836 in Chelmsford Massachusetts married Sept 15 1857 to Stillman B Flagg of Littleton. She bore 11 children and left 21 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was a devoted member of the Littleton Baptist church for 42 years and died after 15 weeks of illness in West Acton with daughters Mary and Helen caring for her.

Lucinda M. Titus Chelmsford Mass Moses Sophronia Patch) Titus Groton Academy Groton Pepperell Stillman Flagg Littleton Mr. Flagg Everett Omaha Neb Elbert H Westford Elmer A Clifton B Jamaica Plain Lilla F. Derby St. Paul, Minn Mary S Helen L. Flagg West Acton Miss Mary Helen

Universalist Evangelism Meetings in Church in February

Universalist life meetings announced for February 1 to 5 at 7 30 p m in the Universalist church led by Rev A J Cardall of Orange. The events aim to deepen community spiritual life and uplift individuals and the town. FOR RENT Tenement in Central Square West Acton six rooms cemented basement and town water Littlefield Brothers Mail address 95 Hillside st Roxbury Mass.

Universalist Church A. J. Cardall Orange Central Square West Acton Littlefield. Brothers Hillside St Roxbury Mass

Sudbury Grange Oyster Supper and Conferring

Luther Ford of Bedford assisted by Mrs. W L Clarke helped install the offers of Sudbury Grange. An oyster supper was served. A special meeting for conferring the phrase and one degrees was held last week. The box party and dance of the BA A club was well attended with boxes galore for sale. The foreign mission society will meet at Mrs Myron Sawin's.

Luther Ford Bedford W. L. Clarke Sudbury F. EB Vincent Clarke Pi '8 OT ‘Chestra J. S. Rice Foreign Missionary Society Myron Sawin

Sons of Veterans Install Officers in 1915 Ceremony

The Sons of Veterans installed their 1915 officers with Past Camp Rufus H. Hurlburt leading the service. A musical program and ice cream served after the event. Despite a stormy night a good turnout enjoyed the installation, the 11th such camp installation.

Sons of Veterans Rufus H. Hurlburt Geo. A. Goldkie 8. V Paul Buzzell J. V Clarence Baldwin Chas. F. Buzzell Treas Waldo L. Chamberlain Camp Council Roland R. Cutler Lanceford M. Harrington Ralph J. Eaton Harold C. Butterfield Lorenzo Zerbel Chas, H. Eaton Ralph H. Hall

Relief drive for Belgian sufferers opens town hall

On Wednesday February 3 the town hall will accept donations for Belgian relief. Mrs. Waldo L. Stone of the Woman's Club leads bandages, canned foods, clothing, and hospital garments. Items may be left at B P Stiles or Waldo L Stone for convenient drop off.

Waldo L. Stone Woman's Club Methodist Church B. P. Stile’s Woman's. Club

Methodist Church Installs New Furnace and Lecture on Astronomy

The Methodist church has a new furnace installed and will host special services next Sunday evening with a stereopticon lecture on astronomy free to attendees. An invitation is extended for all to attend. Also, the Agricultural Extension school in Concord runs February 1 to 5 offering courses in soils fruit growing poultry and dairying for men.

Methodist Church Concord

Charity Motto Quotation Found in Street Ledger

A fragment from a street ledger cites a charitable sentiment about giving to the poor and showing kindness, noting that charity harms no one by word or action, attributed to J. N. Street.

J. N. Street

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