Old Colony Falls to Local Nine in 11–7 Playground Clash
The Concord Junction locals defeated the Old Colony nine 11 to 7 on the playground diamond in a Fourth of July exhibition. Delaney and Severance pitched, with Delaney hit hard in the early innings and Severance steady after the sixth. Reilly and Damon led the locals at the plate, while the day featured parades, flag raising, races for children, and a fireworks display.
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Old Colony
Delaney
Severance
Old Colony Trust
Bill” Reilly
Forgen
Damon
Hannon
Simpsons
Concord Grange
River View Laundry
Mr. H. Young & Co
Ananias Club
Adams & Bridges
C. Fay Heywood
Thomas Hopkins
Prescott Keyes
Concord
James Nagle
Elmer E. Shattuck
Harvey Wheeler
Raymond
Bi” Dee
Old Colony ‘Trust Co
Simpson
Highland City Band
Excellent Address at Concord Junction Playground Dedication
Harvey Wheeler of Concord delivered a forceful July 4 address at the dedication of the Concord Junction playground. He credited many neighbors and town leaders, noting the gift of land by Mr. Fowler and a reduced price by Mr. Chase, with surveys and deeds donated to establish the site.
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Harvey Wheeler
Concord
Concord Junction
Wheeler
James Nar
Connor
Fowler
Chase
Fourth of July Celebration Safe and Spectacular in Town
The community observed a safe and lively Fourth of July with a 50 foot bonfire of railroad ties at midnight near Jeremiah Sheehan’s home. Hundreds visited, then six special cars ferried people home after the blaze. A parade led by Chief Marshal Daniel Lakin followed from Elm Street toward town streets.
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Am Main St
Jeremiah Sheehan
Elm St
Daniel Lakin
Probate citation to mortgage ward estate Oliver Acton
Massachusetts Probate Court orders Horace F. Tuttle as conservator of Martha A. Oliver of Acton to obtain authority to mortgage her real estate to raise 500 dollars for debts and maintenance. Persons connected must appear July 11, 1912, at Cambridge. Publication required in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
State Board of Insanity
Martha A. Oliver
Acton
Middlesex
Horace F. Tuttle
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. Mccintire
Esquire
Susan Oliver
Charles J. McIntire
Probate Court Sheds Light on Susan Oliver Estate
Horace F. Tuttle, conservator of Susan Oliver, petitions for real estate details in Middlesex Probate Court. Acknowledging a 1912 date, the hearing is set for nine o'clock in the forenoon on June twenty first, with State Witness Charles J. McIntire, Esquire, listed. W. E. Rogers, Register.
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Arthur K. Loftus
Concord 5
McManus Bros
Vandos
Dyers
Els
Boylston Street
Lewandos
Keto
Maynard
Waino Keto, Maynard, Soe
B. F. King
West Acton
Taylor’s
Kaleva Co-operative Association
Main
Lowell Road
Mass
Madson
Edward H. Torrey
Reilly
Fitzpatrick
Pratt
Hogan
Severence
Hicks
Concord ‘Ict
Ryan’ Be Are
Iile
Awe
Forgea
Wet Osteo O
Eoeree Delaney
Eere Pratt
OLD Colony Ab Bh Tb Po Shakley Ss
Aiken
Hannon It Tis
Stockner
Hogan Cf Eae Wens
Ewing
Ore A
Burse c Eye Es
Delaney P We
Danforth Chemical Co
Leominster, Mass
John J. Flannery
Bedford Street
John R. Comley
Green Houses
Bedford Centre
Concord Jet
E. A. Comeau
W. E. Rogers
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
F. E. Harris
Bedford St
Barnes
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Maynard. Maas
Carpenter's Line
L. R. Cheney
Brook St
Maynard, Mass
D. E. Perkins, and
R. Wells CO
Bedford
Chas. Noll Concord Junction
J. W. Bradley
Maple St
Arthur L. Wheeler
J. McGarron
D. C. Harris
Hudson and Vicinity
Main St
F. H. Bryant
E. Boeske
Ient Service
Ge. M. Lonc
P.O. Block
Mase
Sleepy Hollow
J. J. Flannery
Sedford St
Wey
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