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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1914
Page
3
A collection of brief quotes on memory friendship truth and lavender. Hugo on old coats as comforting. Mabie on truth and love. a note extolling lavender as a tonic and remedy for neuralgia and fatigue.
Marlboro resident Mrs. W. A. Whitman reports five years ago Doan's Kidney Pills relieved lumbago and kidney discomfort. The ad urges readers to seek Doan's Kidney Pills, priced 50 cents, from dealers, with Foster Milburn as manufacturers.
Advertisement seeks tobacco salesmen to promote chewing tobacco cigarettes and cigars with a $100 monthly pay plus expenses. No experience necessary. Apply for particulars with stamp for details.
Concord Junction defeats Roxbury 6 to 3 in the morning game on the local field as Killinen of Maynard shines on the mound. Hudson edges Concord 4 to 3 in nine innings with Lavan and Hopkins pitching well and standout plays including Patterson’s remarkable stop at third.
In a tense recounting of a baseball clash, Westvale pushes ahead with a late-inning rally to beat Bedford 8 to 0. Key plays include O Connell's early lead, Stockmere's defensive miscue, and a sequence of timely hits by Hopkins Loughlin and Manning. The ninth seals the win for Westvale with Wallace's double and Manning's RBI as the final scoring advances conclude the game in 2 hours 20 minutes.
The Westvale nine battled for the rubber as Delaney pitched through six innings in his third straight start, with key plays by Johnston and Viano. Bedford surged late, scoring five in the last half and edging Westvale as an official nearly forfeited the game, ending in a dramatic finish and a box score to follow.
Runs tallied by Wallace, Manning, Hopkins, and Loughlin. Two base hits by OConnell, Manning, and Wallace. Hopkins and Lavan combined for eight strikeouts each with Lavan issuing wild pitches. Dee Stockmere and Murray delivered sacrifice hits. Bixby to Fallen t o Varley turned two. Umpire Woods. Time two hours.
Inventory filed in Probate Court shows Mrs Diana Butterworth of Concord died March 2 leaving a 3000 estate with 1000 real and 2000 personal property. Daniel Barker of Concord died May 2. executors William Mulholland of Newton and Harry Hardy of Wilton, Conn. bonds 200000. estate valued 91000 with 87000 real and 4000 personal. Timothy Murphy of Maynard died April 24. executors Murphy and Thomas J. bonds 2000. assets 2750 including 1750 in real estate and 1000 in personal property.
Charles Duffy son of William Duffy of 23 Dore Street Roxbury drowned in the Concord River Sunday afternoon around 2 o clock. He and three companions were in a motor boat when Duffy dove from the boat for a swim and did not resurface. He was camping at the grounds West Bedford and divers searched the river for the body.
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