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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
3
Advertisement urges readers to place a contract for electric fixture installation now. Claims lowest prices based on good workmanship and quality materials. Promises favorable estimates if asked.
Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy for kidney disorders including back pain dizziness and nervousness. The advertorial copy cites a resident Mrs Peckham of Marlboro who reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills and urges readers to obtain the product from local dealers.
Cambridge defeats the local YMCA squad 13 to 1 as O’Connell hits a home run and Varley leads with two doubles and a triple. Hopkins shines for the locals with nine strikeouts while Cambridge’s Catterall draws crowd acclaim for graceful fielding. score kept by Harry Marrs.
Fragmentary notice describes deposits on select Wednesdays in January and April and mentions tobacco, earnings, and taking orders from a seat for smoking. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
About 30 fans traveled to Ayer for a Westvale A A clash with the Ayer Tigers. Westvale led 14 to 5 as Himes made a fine running catch in the outfield and contributed a double and two singles along with Rankins and McWilliams in a strong hitting performance.
Fans praise the Ac ton town's new team while criticizing federal league tactics. Bill Reilly remains a crowd favorite as speculation swirls about local stars joining the squad, though officials deny firm plans.
Recap of a game where Reilly earned fan cheer on his first at bat and later hit a double and a triple. Mention of O Connell muffs a play and concern about Concord Junction’s potential on the other end of the score.
Stockmere solid with fans for work at bat and in the field filling the gap left by Fallon. Dee delights in beating Cambridge friends from two years ago. E W Ford’s leadership of collections boosts finances. Eben energizes fans with steady money recovery. Burleigh Pratt returns after five weeks, warmly greeted. Congressman James A. Gallivan’s semi pro Boston team visits next Saturday, expected to challenge the locals. Le Bous praised as a hard worker though team remains small for recent years.
A class pin from Shaw Business College is lost with inscription. Finder should return it to the college or leave it at the desk for disposal.
Mr and Mrs Fred B Bartlett return from a Lake Winnipesaukee outing. Mrs William Isbestos spends the summer at her father's home in New Benton Nova Scotia. Horace Prescott of Somerville occupies the late BE Mason residence. Dr and Mrs Ross K Whiton and Mr and Mrs Frank H Clark go to Maine for an automobile trip and plan to camp there. Rev and Mrs James Sulloway stay two weeks at the Isle of Shoals. Arthur Carson returns from a Porto Rico trip. The Grange fair will be held in town hall Oct 1 and the Grange invites townspeople to help. The next Grange meeting is July 27 with a social program.
The Trinitarian Congregational church Sunday school held its annual picnic last Saturday at Riverhurst. Over a hundred scholars attended with boating and athletic events. Prizes were awarded by points in events including sprints, sack races, and relays. Floyd Sweetnam led boys events with 16 points. Fran ces Whitaker topped girls with 20 points.
Acton and surrounding towns receive probate updates. Sarah Baker Moore of Concord named executor of Ida F. Boyce of Newton with a 12000 bond. estate 7500 in personal property. Maynard residents Martha L Davenport and William N Davenport named as executors with bonds of 9800 and 10000 respectively. estates valued at 52000 and 28500. Dr Sarah C Noyes of Acton dies April 15. Thomas F Noyes appointed executor with 4000 bond. estate 2000 all personal. An heir at law is Frederick B Noyes of Ludlow. An Ada Smith estate filing lists 1254.75 personal property with several private bequests. heirs at law Anna B Hosmer of Concord and others noted.
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