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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1932
Page
5
Concord defeats Newton 11 to 2 in a league game at West Concord. Heyliger and Fredericks lead Concord with multiple hits and runners driven in as Proctor battles for Newton, with Smith striking out nine for Concord.
Newton Upper Falls beat Concord 4 to 1 at Emerson Playground as Gallagher pitched effectively and Concord misplayed repeatedly. Key moments included three batters struck out with bases loaded in the fourth and Newton scoring a seventh inning run aided by passes and a hit.
Advertises a savings plan with five percent interest starting next month. Customers may buy 1 to 40 shares paying monthly, with five dollars per month yielding about one thousand dollars in twelve years. August sale begins August 17 with designs and applications available at the bank.
Mr and Mrs Alonzo McBurnie announce the July 2 wedding of their daughter Gertrude formerly of West Concord to William Maiback of New York. The couple will reside in New York. Concord horseshoe team to play Middlesex pitchers on July 6 at Holden, after a recent league split.
Belmont A A leads the Monotomy Club and stands in the league standings as the week brings several important games. Belmont meets Natick Pioneers tomorrow evening while other teams like Concord Yankees and Bedford A C fight for position in the Boston Twi League standings.
The Concord Yankees did not play their Paul Revere League game Monday with the Winchester town team on account of the rain.
Members of Company M Hudson Unit prepare for the 101st Infantry Regimental Convention of the AEF in South Boston, about two months away. The event promises big attractions and a parade Saturday afternoon as part of fund raising for a preacher, with 98 prominent figures and a $95,000 fund supporting the program.
NOREALES edged Concord 43 to 41 in a tight Boston league game Tuesday night. Smith hurled well but allowed 19 hits including a double by Meau, with two outfield errors. Concord led 3-0 entering the fourth before NOREALES tied and clinched the win in the sixth as McCabe had two safeties and a double.
Russell N Garratt owner of Urquhart Bakery and Mrs Garratt celebrated their twenty year wedding anniversary at a summer home in Allenstown New Hampshire with eighteen relatives and friends. They now reside in Concord moving six years ago after marriage in Dorchester. He is a Corinthian Lodge member. They have two sons Herbert Garratt of Southport Mississippi and Charles W Garratt a student at Alabama University. The Enterprise extends best wishes and congratulations.
Rev Edward P if possible ministering at Trinitarian Congregational Church with Rev George L Thurlow as pastor delivers morning sermon at 9 45 a m at First Parish House on July 10 morning service announced for Concord Massachusetts parish with the ministers named and times listed
Reverend Alfred W Stone preached on The Life More Meat at West Concord Union Church during the morning service. J I R MacKenzie played organ with Dennis Farnell assisting. Communion Sacrament was administered at the close of the service.
Readable text notes W Concord Union Church hosting a service led by Rev Stone, with mention of the minister Aly 10 10.30. Further details are obscured in OCR.
The third council will install officers in September with Terrence J. McHugh to install Frank Knight for his second year.
Mrs Rebecca J Bartlett obituary fragment notes she lived with Mr and Mrs William D Goff and lists service location on a street in the area.
Concord Woman's Club president urges renewal as free regional fiction and interior decorating courses are announced led by Mrs Wisner S Park and Miss Margaret George. The fall schedule lists lectures, guests, and events from October through July with speakers, concerts, and a summer reading kickoff at Miss Sara E Goodwin's home.
The Concord Yankees beat St Berard’s Junior Holy Name 6 to 5 on Emergon Playground. Middlesex School Headmaster Winsor travels to Petersham. Mrs Pratt and Mrs Baldwin plan a women’s golf final at Concord Country Club. Elks Lodge in West Concord met with plans for summer meetings. Camp Fire Girls facilitator Miss Williams leads activities at Camp Witewenchim Pittsfield. Aleppo Temple celebration noted in Huntington Avenue Boston. Canteen duties at American Legion Auxiliary hosted by Mrs Hayes. Local housing updates include Archibald Bouse taking a Shirley Street home. Concord Summer School music opened with Mozart works. Girl Scout leadership and committees elected. A Friday evening shower paused a local youth game 2-1 at Emerson. Middlesex School faculty notes feature Arthur Motter Lamb and Kenneth Burkes. Middlesex County Boy Scout picnic set for July 13 at Hill Waltham. 4-H Club picnic anticipated with thousands expected. Red Cross swimming classes begin at Concord High with 200 enrollees led by John A. Carine and staff.
Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn with returning president W Stuart Allen presiding for his last meeting. Burleigh L Pratt will assume duties as new president at tomorrow noon's session with Lexington Rotarians as guests and a golf tournament planned at Concord Country Club in the afternoon. Former Selectman John Bordman spoke last week on The Philippines and Conditions.
The Concord Rod and Gun Club met Thursday in the clubhouse on Virginia Road with President Nelson Hierme presiding. They discussed plans to enter a new rifle team in the league whose schedule opens this month.
The giant elm that adorned the Town Hall square lost a weakened limb last Tuesday night after a storm. It was said to have been planted by Rev. William Emerson in 1776 to commemorate the Concord fight and served as the town whipping post from 1790 to 1812.
The first in a series of annual vacation services was held Sunday at 10 45 a m in the First Parish ing House. Rev George Loring Thurlow of the Trinitarian church preached using Keats Ode on a Grecian Urn as the sermon basis.
Mrs Mary Putnam Gilmore of Concord died in Roselle Avenue New Jersey and was buried in Forest Hills Cemetery Boston. She lived in Concord all her life and before her husband’s death they ran the Colonial Inn for many years.
Augustine W. C. Mitchell and Percy Bape led high guns in the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club open 25 bird skeet event held Sunday afternoon. Macone won the special Open 25 bird match for the small 410 gauge gun with 24 of 25. Others listed include Salvadore A. Floss Dr. Wendel F. Davin Archie P. Simpson and Mary Abbott with scores from 17 to 24.
The Concord American Legion Band will host a clam bake and corn roast at the Masketaquid Sportsman’s Club in West Concord on Sunday August 24 starting at 1:30 PM. The arrangements committee is already selling tickets.
Annurnsnag Grange Patrons of Husbandry West Concord schedules its next meeting on Saturday July 11. Edith M street will host, with a feature titled Mystery Journey. Members urged to attend and participate in community activities.
The Concord Yankees beat the Lexington Minute Boys 8 to 4 to break a top place tie in the Paul Revere League. Ed Loughlin allowed only 4 hits for the visitors while Concord plated 9 off Gilman, Potter and Wilson. The scoring by innings shows Concord taking an early lead and maintaining it.
Ralph Holden and Blanchard head a field in the Kickers' Handicap-Blind Par 74 at the Pa cord Country Club on Sunday. Final scores list Holden 74, Blanchard 74, with Cameron and Whitney among the high finishers and several players posting 78s and 76s.
Sunday service at the Concord School begins 10 45 with reading of scripture and a Sacrament citation from first Corinthians. The lesson sermon centers on love and obedience referencing John 14 21 and Mary Baker Eddy texts. a weekend at The Willows is noted for Allan and Dennisy Mass voyeurs.
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