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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
9
Jack Borden seeks the owner of a lace and a mysterious violet bow from a long-lost wedding gift. Doolittle helps locate the young woman who called the number and the pair untangle a sentimental family thread at Dorn and Borden offices.
The How stimd won 2-1 over the locals with Hopkins excelling on the mound and Loughlin leading the batting. Attendance was lackluster at about 300, blamed on imports and weak spectator enthusiasm. gate receipts suffered as the visitors drew a smaller crowd than usual.
Notes from Saturday's game mention Guion as one of the umpires and describe him as a former professional player who has been out of baseball for five years. He previously played in the Tri-State and New York State leagues and was regarded as a fine Connecticut ice harness.
Chief of police and several residents are listed in a jumbled South Boston fragment. Names include Harlow Green Jom Maley Moynihan Jom Thompson Robert Veite Joseph Ko sage Harry Chase Frank Smith and Robert Velteh. A Mrs Jovnd and Miss Clive are mentioned along with Mr George Yar and Miss Elizabeth as guests.
Joseph Lynch a Cambridge resident and former St Johns Institute forward died Friday at his home from illness. He was regarded as one of the fastest players of his time and was a successful insurance agent. He leaves a wife and three children.
A man named Jon Nevala suffered an eight inch circular scalp wound after a friendly wrestling bout. He was treated at Dr. Daniel Goodsnow’s office and required ten stitches to close the wound.
Maynard locals faced a tough Saturday with the regular squad and an extra aggregation losing to Iynak Sistas Be Batteries Doher ty and Carlton for Gleasondale. Pin erty and Morgain joined the Maynard losses in the Vine Day event.
The report highlights Heath, Hudson High School’s fifteen year old shortstop and leading batter, projected for ninth grade this September, as a standout in a game against Bulger’s visiting team. Bulger shows steady defense at third base while Lent and Hoppy contribute with hard hit balls and near outs, signaling there are strong young players on both sides.
A large crowd gathered Monday for a bonfire and dance in Concord Junction following a Lexington game. Fans left damp clothing but high spirits as crowds enjoyed the town turnout and fireworks, signaling ongoing local enthusiasm.
The Concord Daneball team may disband after Saturday if better support is not secured. The squad has posted wins against strong semiprofessional clubs and seeks subscriptions to keep the team alive, urging fans to contribute during this week.
Shirley team set to appear on the local field for the first time this season. Concord Junction hosts Shirley next Saturday with visitors aiming to make their presence felt. A photoplay will be shown every Saturday evening through September.
Concord Junction residents hear Rev Robinson on vacation duties at the Reformatory. Holy Name and Helpers meet. Frank Rideout tops a civil service exam for the state reform department. Bible Students gather with W J Davies and W J Thorn to speak at Laws Brook Road. Local trades and social events fill the week.
A large crowd watched two afternoon games amid rain and a variable effort by local clubs. In the first game Somerville and Lexington battled through slow play and errors as Minute Boys fared better early but faltered late. The second game featured Saint Louis College's Gerald stifling the Minute Boys with control as Martens and teammates produced early runs, but despite a strong start the crowd left disappointed as the home team failed to clinch a win.
Financial filing shows total loans and U S bonds deposited to secure notes and other bonds. Pledged collateral includes outside checks and national bonds, with entries indicating treasury treasuries and related receipts.
Mrs B W Bickford Vera of Gerhap Mey von et ee ae den Mr Bickford will join thet Thursday Celia Stone bookkeeper for WA Stevens is having a two weeks vacation which she is spending in Maine.
Louie M. Loftus of this town wed Tillie Miller a Chicago girl last Wednesday at the Church of the Visitation. A reception followed at 5502 Michigan Avenue with bridal party including Miss Thomas and bride’s brother Joseph Miller. The couple will reside at 9845 Sheridan Road Chicago after a honeymoon trip to New York and Niagara Falls.
A fragment lists fresh vegetables and pantry staples including wax beans green beans peas and potatoes, and imported oils and wine by the quart pint and half pint, indicating a market priceless catalog or sale notice from a 20th century grocery.
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