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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1919

Page

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Community News Notes From Concord Local Garden Spotlight

Bon Sinchause started Monday in Concord duties while Mrs Fritz celebrates the arrival of a baby. Horsee from Putney visits family on Main Street. Edward O'Brien visits former town friends in Westham. Mr and Mrs Collins host visitors from Newton. Sheehans of Newton visit parents Jeremiah and Mrs. Sheehan. Community gardens attract attention as Harry A Bridges shows especially fine potatoes locally.

Concord Harry Fritz Putney Edward O’brien Holliston Vistica Friends Marerer Marshall Minnie Westham J. M. Collins Main St Edward Sheehan Newton Jeremiah Sheehan Harry A. Bridges

Miss Garvey Receives Class Gift at Home Evening

Miss Mary Garvey eight grade teacher at Harvey Wheeler school is surprised by her class at sister Mrs Harold Chase home. Margaret Cutler presents a mahogany desk clock and a brooch, music and games follow with refreshments. Attendees include Margaret Cutler Ina McCabe Marian Adams Dorothy Sylvester Elizabeth Pickard Gertrude Driscoll Ruth Lapham Tillie Bongo Esther Leighton and many male students.

Mary Garvey Harvey Wheeler School Harold Chase Margaret Cutler Garvey Ina McCabe Marian’ Adams Dorothy Sylvester Elizabeth Pickard Gertrude Driscoll Ruth Lapham Tillie Bongo Pareenysinera Esther Leighton John Sullivan Ward Fitzgerald Charles Knowles Karl Anderson John Bowie Richard Williams William Howard Richard Prendergast Roland Kay John Thornton Harold Miller Bennie Derby Francis Carr Carl Johanson

Concord Junction Strathmore Baseball Club Fights Low Attendance

The Concord Junction Strathmore baseball club reports very small attendance and seeks local support to continue through the summer. July 4 at 10 AM features Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston. later trips include Saxonville and a home schedule to attract fans. Bulger, Jalbert, McWilliams and McCabe star in a mixed lineup as Sudbury and Concord exchange scores 8 to 4.

Teale Concord Junction Strathmore Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association of Boston Saxonville Concord Jct Bulger Loftus Ss Mulcahy c Jatbert If Rankin Cf Rankin Cf . 10.0 ‘McWilliams Rengety McCabe P Ee Sudbury L. Burr Ibene L. Baldwin Ss Landin Baton S. Whiting A. Hawes C. Baldwin

Burbank Visits Town and Plans California Return

George W. Burbank, son of the late Hon. George W. Burbank, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David L. Ball. He arrived with Davis Clark of Boston, a Ball nephew. Burbank owns a 1200 acre California estate near Toma les and tours the South before returning to California via Canada. He visited the Burbank home in Lancaster during the stay.

George W. Burbank David L. Ball Mr. Burbank Mr. Ball Davis Clark Boston Ball Tomales Cal United States California Canada Burbank Lancaster

Concord Week in Review notes local service veterans and town events

A bustling Concord week features Capt Pratt returning from overseas service after training at Plattsburg, local shoot by the Généard Hind Bus, new Dodge auto hearse for Joseph Dee jr, visits of Miss Elizabeth Sullivan and Miss Ruth Hosey, Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Fuller’s Concord Junction home, the Harlow family at the seashore, Van derhoof's return to his store, Miss Grimes on leave from the telephone exchange, Thomas Lyons taking over Grant street harness shop, De Valera speech at Fenway Park to about 60,000, and moving pictures at the Armory to pause briefly before WWI veterans resume supervision.

Généard Joseph Dee Crescent Rd Albert Vanderhoof Mary Grimes Thomas Lyons Grant St Matthew Steinman Patrick Diskin Edmund Cotter John O’grady Eamonn de Valera The Irish Republic Fenway Park Armory World War Veterans

Graduation Exercises at Concord High School Class of 1919

The Concord high school graduation for the class of 1919 was held Friday evening June 27 at the Armory with large attendance from families and friends. Col. Robert E Goodwin gave the address, Frederick W Eaton presented diplomas, and the Kings School orchestra provided music. Diplomas were awarded across multiple tracks including College Preparatory, Scientific, Commercial, Domestic Arts, Mechanic Arts, and Post Graduate courses. Cum laude honors went to top graduates such as Ruth Whitney Barrett and Roger Cutting. The program included preludes, choruses, and the Star Spangled Banner, followed by a tribute to graduates who served in the war.

Concord Armory Kings School Robert E.goodwin Frederick W. Eaton Ruth Whitney Barrett Maud Dorrance Rose William Garland Eeks Beatrice Gertrude Lee Florence Lufkin John Raymond McManus Marguerite Papineau Wthel Alvina Peterson Alfred Haynes Pickard Eleanor Gladys Hamilton Lucy Bonaday Hancock Marion Frances Hayes Ralph Hemenway Arnold Franc Hewitt Margaret Louise Hoagland Casper Jenney George Bernard Lee Faith Lovell Sigrid Birgit Olsen Charlotte Skiff Payne Alice Erene Robus Loretta May Shattuck Oo Howard Waitt Eirene Wheeer William Lewis Cobleigh Sames Farrar Helen Storey Cole Mary Louise Connorton Bary Filen Ennequess Lillian Frances Fitzgerald Georgiana Antoinette Landreville Doris Durgin Pratt Dora Helen Bursaw Thomas ‘Andrew Hutchinson Efrene Wheeler William Lewis Cobleigh Mary Ellen Ennequess James Leonard Williams Doris Durgin Pratt Cyrus Hosmer Robert B. Goodwin Beach Bullard Pears Ene B. Goddard Bella Napoli Boscovitz France Foster

Farewell Party For Miss Alma Nichols By Seventh Grade

Seventh grade pupils hosted a farewell at Mr and Mrs Thomas Connell on St Main Street. They presented a large fancy box of chocolates and enjoyed music games and refreshments. Attendees included Alice Clark Helen Sullivan Mary Simpson Alice Fields Nina Ruble Gertrude Steinman Rosebelle Fritz Margaret Mauro Bila Kay Helen Connell Roderick Nagle Harold Igner Neil McWilliams Arnold Anderson Willis Pearson Teddy Pawardson. Miss Nichols departed Friday for Newton NH.

Alma Nichols Thomas Connell St. Main St Alice Clark Helen Sullivan Mary Simpson Alice Fields Nina Ruble Gertrude Steinman Rose

Open Your Eyes at Shubert theatre noted

Local residents attended the Monday evening performance of Open Your Eyes at the Shubert theatre. Mrs Katherine Kenealy of Meriden Ct visits her sister Mrs Alexander Stockachern on Commonwealth avenue. Dr Rich and William Fought attended a state convention in Beverly. A four foot black snake was found killed on Baker ave by Wm Reilley and Sydney Bennett. A Help of Christians Church meeting planned a garden party for July 19 on church grounds.

James’ Keevan Edgewater N’“J Patrick Reilley Crest St Whitney Alexander Stockachern Commonwealth Avenue Rich William Fought Waltham Lodge of Elks Beverly Baker Ave Wm.Reilley Sydney Bennett Help of Christians Church

Pretty June Wedding Unites Miss Rose Doucette and Philip Moreau

Miss Rose Doucette of Attleboro wed Philip Moreau son of Mrs Lydia Moreau in a nuptial Mass at St Josephs church Attleboro. The ceremony was followed by a bride breakfast and an evening reception at the groom's mothers home. Moreau a World War veteran served with Co H 26th Division earning a bravery citation overseas.

St. Joseph's Church Attleboro Rose Doucette Philip BE. Moreau Lydia Moreau William Moreau Co. H

Reverend Wheeler Stone to Lead Sunday Services

The pastor Reverend Alfred Wheeler Stone will preach Sunday at 10:30 AM. Communion will be observed after the service. The 7 PM evening service will be led by the Christian Endeavor society in the large vestry. The society will direct all evening services in July and August with special services planned. A midweek prayer meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:30 PM.

Christian Endeavor Society Deavor Society

Holiday Sports At Massachusetts Reformatory

A holiday program at Reformatory A in Massachusetts features sports for inmates led by a forenoon seven yard liberty carnival. The highlight is a Recery league baseball game among four nines. A noon holiday dinner will be served and inmates will spend the afternoon in their rooms.

Reformatory A Massachusetts

Pleasant surprise party for Mrs Mullaney on birthday

Mrs Mullaney was treated to a pleasant surprise party by family and friends on Thursday June 26. The evening included refreshments vocal selections and the presentation of a beautiful gift as a remembrance of the occasion.

M. J. Mullaney

July Communion and Membership Service Planned

The usual communion on the first Sunday in July will be held next Sunday at 10 45 in charge of the pastor A reception to membership will precede a brief sermon titled The World in the Heart The Sunday school and evening service are omitted during July and August The pastor will take his annual vacation after next Sunday Different supplies will be secured for the Sunday morning service.

Concord Country Club to Close For Lexington Match

The spring golf course at Concord Country Club will close on Saturday afternoon July 19 for a return club team match against Lexington Golf Club. The first match was won by Lexington Club.

Concord Country Club Lexington Golf Club Lexington Club

Golf ball prizes offered by Dunlop distributors

Dunlop ball distributors donate 24 golf balls to be contested as prizes on July 4. At least four prizes are expected. The main event is 18 holes medal play with full handicap at 2 p.m.

Dunlop

Loftus Stars in Fitchburg Ball Report

A Fitchburg daily item praises Dick Loftus for strong week batting and fielding. It notes Loftus moved up 30 positions to a .359 average, with 26 games, 103 at bats, 18 runs, 37 singles, 4 doubles, 4 triples, 49 total bases, and a .983 fielding percentage despite a nose injury from a fence collision in left field.

Fitchburg Dick Loftus Connell Loftus

De Valera Arrives in Concord for Welcome by Local Groups

Eamon De Valera President of the Irish Republic arrives in Concord with his party. Delegates from Division 56 AOH led by Edward Brennan Ladies Auxiliary president Mrs Nellie Keefe and Concord council of K of C prepare to greet him at the battlefield grounds. Keefe to present a large bouquet of flowers tied with national colors and green ribbon.

Eamonn’ de Valera Irish Republic Concord Division 56 Edward Brennan Ladies’ Auxiliary Nellie Keefe Concord Council K. of C Battle Grounds

Choir and Sunday School Members Feted by Rev. Kiley

A reception and social were held for choir members and Sunday school teachers of the Help of Christians church Tuesday evening at the parish house on Main Street. About 35 attended enjoying vocal and instrumental selections, with refreshments served and guests praising Fr. Kiley as an ideal host.

of Help Christians Church M. D. Kiley Main St Kiley

For Sale Estate House In Concord Junction

For sale in Concord Junction a eight room house with improvements on a large shaded lot. The property is on Assabet Ave about a twenty minute walk from stores and post office. Price two thousand two hundred dollars. Inquiries may be made at 104 Commonwealth Ave.

Concord Junction

Fireman Oscar Olson on brief furlough with parents

Oscar Olson, a fireman aboard the U S S Chester, is enjoying a short furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Christian Olson at Barretts Mill Road.

Oscar Olson Jon U. S. S. Chester Mrs Christian Olson Barretts Mill Rd

Successful meeting backs Irish independence in Monument

A mass meeting Thursday night in Monument, under Division 56 A.O.H. and Rev. M. P. Mahon, pledged loyalty to the Irish cause. Daniel Foley of Boston spoke as attendees subscribed $122 and promised further contributions to support Irish independence.

Monument Hell Ford Division 56 M. P. Mahon St. Bernard’s Church Daniel Foley Boston

Concord High School Athletic Association elects officers

Leif Nashe is named president, Miss Margaret Whitney vice president, and Miss Helen Dexter secretary at the annual Concord High School athletic association meeting. Robert Donaldson serves as senior council member, with Miss Rebekah Dunning junior and Miss Ruth Heeks as sophomore members. Casper Jenney of Rockport and Mr and Mrs Maurice McWalter attended graduation events for Concord High. Found canoe owner listed as Arthur D Hosmer of Concord.

Leif Nashe Concord High School Athletic Association Margaret Whitney Helen Dexter Robert Donaldson Rebekah Dunning Ruth Heeks Casper’ Jenney Rockport Maurice McWalter Concord - High Gat Casper

Auction Sales Held By Otis H Forbush in July 1919

Auction notes list several sales: at Waltham for John Shea Bow Sr with 20 cows and 1 bull on Thursday July 3 at 9 30 a m. further sales Monday July 7 include cattle horses hens shoats tools wagons sleighs etc for Mrs Elizabeth Q Zoller Weston Mass. Saturday July 12 at 9 30 a m personal property of late D J and Isadore D Eldridge near Silver Hill flag station. posters advertise full particulars and farm sale details.

Otis H. Forbush Waltham John Shea Bow Sr Elizabeth. Q. Zoller Conant Rd Weston Mass Hastings Fitchburg D. J Isadore D. Eldridge Silver Hill

Room Cottage Elm Street Near Wood With Improvements

Vacancy listing for a seven room cottage on Elm Street near Wood offering four good chambers a garden electric lights furnace bath room and paint and paper plus other improvements paid according to rent tenant desires Apply Alfred N Sawyer dated May 14.

Elm St Wood Alfred N. Sawyer

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Werev Ae Tt Fu ‘A U.S Ubee Plattsburg Main St. Concord David Carey Mary. Dillon Arlington Roger Allen Mary Hurt Lake Whitehall Woodville Thomas Flynn Florence Richardson Rodmah Holderness Thomas Surette Road Commissionery Tisday Boy Scouts Lake Massapong Dunstable Lina Mary Burke Hast Jaffrey N. H Martin Mullaney Thoreau St. Wells A. Blanchard R. L. Wilson Nashoba St Garland Rd R. Sturgis Richard Wood Union Church Alfred Wheeler *Stone, Minis Concord VS. Lexington GOLF Concord Athletic Arthur D. Hosmer Wheeler Old Concord Wilson R. L. “Wilson We Bros. Paints Main Street Marlboro Henderson & Ross W. Marlboro Robert E. Marshall Mgr Maydale Spring Maynard Para Glendale St
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