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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
2
Local event schedule lists Lon the Shoot and a dog show set to begin next weekend. Organizers invite participants and the public to attend the activities at the city fairgrounds.
Tuesday evening last week lists participants Jint Pils, Antognoniam, Gena Venti, Eileen Berry, Robert Furigo, Russell Parsons, Ruth Bent, John O'Brien, Margaret Hanley, Dorothy Cullinane, Patricia Carey, Mary Bartolomeo and Frances Warren amid brief, unclear notes from Ombulsau rs Citas.
Bail set at 25000 for Pelaney and companions in Waltham as grand jury returns indictments for attempted incident and robbery. Police report notes suspects jailed in two separate cell blocks while Catherine M. Haggerty recovers at a local hospital.
Saxonville beat Concord 5 to 4 as George Johnson drove in two runs and contributed two hits. Damson and F Dunham led Saxonville with timely hits, while Concord miscues and base running blunders helped swing the lead.
A fragmented game recap notes two singles and a double with two extra-base hits. Wright stood out as the lone visiting player to reach safely twice, while a player hit a triple in three trips to the plate.
C Lee scored one in Concord on Sunday with witness John Todd and David Todd. The round featured a notable shot and close play as peers observed.
In Concord on July 2 a notice announces enrollments for swimming programs under the American Cross instruction. The Bergs are mentioned under direction with plans to start at Walden Pond and Harvard facilities. The schedule indicates sessions to begin Monday and extend into the week, led by instructor Muir.
Johnsons Delivery defeats Boston P C in a seven game series in seven days. George Johnson pitched for the Elks and contributed with key hits. Weight sparked the offense and Gallivan fanned multiple batters.
Miss Cynthia Roberts forms a life saving corps from about ten junior members of this town. They will staff on duty at the Red Cross swimming area, watching swimmers daily 9 to 11 am. A social bus will shuttle participants from Hogan's Spa to the lake each morning, with return trips after swimming ends.
Six persons were injured when a car driven by Ncesco Cosenza of Leominster left the road on Lexington road near Old Bedford road, struck a fence and overturned. Mrs Cosenza suffered a cut above the left eye and other injuries. she was taken to Emerson Hospital. The others, Paul Angelo Bertolozzi, Angelina Bertolozzi, and a son and wife named Ma, escaped with bruises. The truck that forced the vehicle off the road did not stop. A passing driver helped all from the wreck. The car was towed from the scene.
Reverend Abbot Peterson preached at First Parish Meeting House in Concord. The Concord Woman's Club Litera ture Committee held the first of six summer reading meetings yesterday afternoon at Miss B. Macquarrie's home with Mrs. Frederick H. Chase as reader. Middlesex School crew led by Captain Bill Cudahy Michael Cudahy and Charles Bailey won the first annual interscholastic sailing regatta. Clifford D Mallory of Greenwich Connecticut placed with a total of 18 12 points, near the top of the standings.
The Concord Antiq uarian Society grantor sells property at 90 Thorean street Concord to George Soffriti of 8 Cottage Lane. He purchases a rear house and four acres, to become his home. The deal was approved by the real estate office of John Mex Walter. Also noted is Rev Olaf M Johnson preaching at West Concord Union Church during a ministerial conference.
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