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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1912

Page

9

Concord Plays at Home In Morning and Maynard in Afternoon

Concord players will play in the morning at 10 against Lynnhurst and in the afternoon at 2 at Maynard against Al Wilson's team. The morning lineup features Ingalls, Huntington, Ring, Dawson, White, Fiske or Bowers, Corbett, Spinney or Sheehan, Curran, Morgan, and Graham or Joyce. A strong first class battle is expected with a large crowd anticipated.

Concord Lynnhurst al Wilson Maynard Mil Boston Ingalls Cushing Academy Huntington Amherst Ring Lyon High School Dawson White Fiske Bowers Corbett Spinney Sheehan Ofield Curran Moran Graham Joyce

Henry Hartwell Hale Dies After Illness at 80

Henry Hartwell Hale longtime Concord resident died Saturday at Hugh Cargill Home from erysipelas after recent surgery. Born January 1 1830 in Acton he was 80 years six months two days. He once ran a Concord Boston express and remained lifelong in Concord. He leaves a sister Mrs Sawyer of Hudson and a niece Mrs Wallace Stevens of Essex Junction Vt funeral Monday at Sleepy Hollow chapel officiated by Rev Loren B Macdonald. Cremation followed in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Harmony lodge A O U W members served as bearers.

Milton C. Bean Bernice Norwood Bernice Mabel Norwood George H. Norwood Marshall St Malden Milton Cleveland Bean A. P. Bean Hubbard St Concord Stephen Baker Porter St May Harmon Randolph H. H. French Congregational Church Vivian Wheaton Mildred Norwood Helen Baker Norwood Philip +. Holden Messrs. Norwood Wheaton and Baker Mrs. Norwood Wheaton Beane Holton Bowen Charles Wheaton Acton That Town Henry Hartwell Hale Hugh Cargill Deaconess Hospital Mr. Hale Boston Sawyer Hudson Wallace Stevens Essex Junction Sleepy Hollow Chapel Loren B. Macdonald Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Frank Pierce Andrew Maker Herbert Nealey Joseph Lee Harmony Lodge

Quiet wedding unites Allan Brown and Ethel Emery at Concord home

Allan Brown and Ethel G Emery wed at the Elm street home of Mr and Mrs B W Brown in Concord. The ceremony was performed by Rev Loren I Macdonald at noon followed by a wedding breakfast. The couple plan a two month wedding trip and will reside on Thoreau Street upon return. Brown: Concord high school and Dartmouth 1907 graduate, grain business with his father. Emery: Cincinnati native, Tilton Seminary graduate.

Elm St B. W. Brown Allan Ethel G. Emery Cincinnati Thoreau St Concord Dartmouth College Emery Tilton Seminary

Boston church services at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m

Sunday events in Boston feature English service with Bishop John W Hamilton presiding at 10 45 a m and Scandinavian service at 7 45 p m with speakers Rev G HM Spencer and Rev Mr Haver. Guests include Miss Helen Hosea and Mr Mulcahy.

EB. Carlaon Boston Mr. Broman John W. Hamilton G. HM. Spencer Mr. Haver

Concord Junction Local Notes on Residents Travel and Health

Mrs Patrick Reilly has returned from Deaconess hospital after a serious operation for tuberculosis of tradenoids and is convalescing slowly. Mrs G W Bowker spends three weeks at Long Beach Gloucester. Charles Haray and family moved to Greetville New Hampshire. Miss Elsie Crowson on fortnight in Harrison Maine. Mrs A Nettie Lewis spent past week in Providence. Mrs J W Whittier and daughter Josephine spend the summer in Norway Maine. Mrs Geo K Loring is at Long Beach for a month.

Helen Hosea Mulcahey Boston Charles Castle Elizabeth Sullivan J. A. McCabe Mattapan Old Orchard Joseph Hopkins Tigers Concord Junction Hopkins Wallace B. Conant Kingston N. J Newfoundland and Labrador J. Conant Patrick Reilly Deaconess Hospital G. W. Bowker Long Beach Gloucester Charles Haray Greetville N. H Elsie Crowson Harrison, Me J. W. Whittier Josephine Norway, Me Geo. K. Loring

Farewell Reception for Mrs Sarah Upham by West Concord Woman's Club

The West Concord Woman's club hosted a farewell surprise reception for past president Mrs Sarah Upham at 196 Commonwealth Ave on Friday June 28 from 3 to 5. About 40 members attended as Mrs W B Leland presented a pearl brooch and pin in thanks for Upham’s service. Upham will move to Greenville New Hampshire and club members sent good wishes with the honor. Light refreshments were served by the committee.

West Concord Woman's Club Sarah ¥. Br. Upham Lillian M. Jones Commonwealth Ave W. B. Leland Upham Greenville N. H

Varley Elected C H S Captain for 1913 Team

William Varley catcher of the 1912 high school team is elected captain of the 1913 squad and James Hayes is named to manage. Five players graduate, including Fallon the ace pitcher who went 8–0. New students arriving in fall may supply solid material for a competitive season.

William Varley James Hayes Fallon

Mrs Collins Dies. Rites Held at Help of Christians

Saturday afternoon Mrs John M Collins died at home on Main St after illness. Funeral services were held at Help of Christians church led by Rev M J Welch with high mass of requiem. Interment followed in St Bernard's Cemetery. Pallbearers were William Hamilton James Reilly Anthony Doherty and James Boylan. She leaves husband and three young children after years in the community and in Lincoln. The family receives community sympathy in their bereavement.

John M. Collins Mainst Collins Lincoln

Tea in Honor of Miss Effie Gamble at Towle Home

Mrs. C. H. Towle hosted a Saturday tea for the Trinitarian church young ladies to meet Miss Effie Gamble of Fox Lake Wisconsin visiting Concord. The informal gathering at the Hubbard Street home was pleasant with Miss Maude Findeisen assisting and Mrs. Thomas Todd Jr serving punch. Roses decorated the rooms.

C. H. Towle Trinitarian Church Effie Gamble Fox ‘Lake Wis Concord Hubbard St Towle Maude Findeisen Thomas Todd, Jr

W C T U 20th Anniversary Program at Union Church

The program for the 20th anniversary of the W. C. T. U. at Union Church on June 28 includes an organ voluntary by Rev. Dr. J. S. Adams in Rouen, a Scripture reading, performances by six boys and six girls, a historical review by Rev. W. J. Batt, remarks by the county and state presidents, and a benediction.

Union Church J. Adams Rouen Historical Review W. J. Batt Benediction

Cook Presents All Star Nine to Challenge Armory

Saturday afternoon Cook unveils his nine to probe a team able to beat the Armory nine. Ken promises a lineup that will erase Wells fourushers from memory and elevate Cook into a season of legends. The Cook All Star includes Cook p Hunt c D Cabot 1b Hubbards Anderson 2b Lovell 2b Jim Hopkins Dave Potter and R Giblin in the field.

Cook Wells Bros Armory Nine Ken Wells Dr. Cook Teddy R All Star Nine Cook P Hunt c D. Cabot Hubbards Anderson Lovell Jim Hopkins Dave Potter R. Giblin

Scandinavian M E Church to Mark 25th Anniversary

The Scandinavian M E church celebrates its 25th anniversary on July 6 and 7. A social with a musical program is set for Saturday at 8 p m with remarks by Rev G H Pees D D Rev Mr Haver Bronx N Rev A M Osgood Maynard Rev.

M.E. Church G. H. Pees D. D Mr. Haver Bronx A. M. Osgood Maynard

Flag raising to close parade on Fourth morning

All pupils must be on the playground after the parade to join the flag raising. Parents are asked to ensure their children attend as officials aim for a colorful flag ceremony. A couple seeks a real estate caretaker job with good references at 39 Bennett's Mill Road, Concord Junction.

Bennett’s Millroad Concord Junction

Unclear Goods Listing from Fragment

Fragmentary notice mentions cut glass wares dishes and items by John M Keyes perhaps advertising goods for sale with mentions of electric lights screens files and oils without clear context or full details.

John M. Keyes

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Albert Vanderhoof Spencer Concord, Mass Dani H Fed Coal J.W. Raymond Walden Street H. J. Hansen Goncord Patrigan Robert M. Prentiss Mass Mattison Toel Daniel Macmillan Concord Junction, Mass Walter C. Akers Concord Jet Wilson Maddie Williams Eddie Concord High K. of C Mass. Agricultural College Emery—Brown A. Nettie Lewis Providence Varley C.H.S Cook’s Wayne Hesies John M. Kbyes Jee Begg Joey Parker and Walnut Streets C. B. Haire Co France
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