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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
6
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company at 151 Main Street office. Single copies one dollar per year three months twenty five cents. Treasurer and manager listed. Postage included. Subscription options available for Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
The pastor will preach next Sunday morning the sixth in a series titled Twenty Minute Summer Sermons ending in July with the subject Living Waters from Jerusalem. Evening service at 6 45 in the chapel will cover Faithfulness in Little. In charge of the Holden and the pastor. Friday evening meeting follows with the new Spiritual Decline and How.
A mixed page of small ads and notices from Concord mass detailing sales wanted positions lost items and goods for sale. Entries include rental and sale offers for land woodland and rooms along with requests for servants and help with references to local residents and contact numbers.
Concord soldiers return from a week in Lakeville after a parade and drills tied to Fitchburg’s 150th anniversary events. Captain Dee praises his men while Major Dolan and Col Sweetzer commend their performance. Teamwork and disciplined drills lead to a close ball game loss to Milford, but the regiment earns respect for training and conduct.
The Vose property on Walden street, recently sold by Mrs. Abbie Saunders to G. Walter Vialle, sold at auction with few bidders. Fred Mason bought the blacksmith shop for 60 dollars, Donaldson bought the remaining buildings for 1 850, 785, and 35 dollars, and the structures will be moved for a new garage by Mr. Vialle.
The porcupine recently captured by B. Lang is now on display at Lexington park, having been donated to the park menagerie.
WAN reports the Concord nine crushed Pascoag 1 with strong pitching by Eddie Boyce who allowed a single ninth inning hit. Joe Dee and outfielders O Connell and Loughlin backed a flawless defense as 100 rooters witnessed Concord’s speed and timely hitting. Postgame, players and fans enjoyed entertainment at Fairbrother’s home.
Allen Clark Mason age 18 died at his Lowell Road home Friday morning after months with diabetes. Born May 28 1897 in Concord he attended local schools and was popular and lively. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 PM at his home with Rev. Loren B. Macdonald officiating. burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery with bearers John Howe Joseph Richardson John Macone and Jarvis Derby.
La Tena's Wild Animal Circus visits Concord for a weekend engagement advertised as top tier. Town exodus last week left many homes closed for the rest of the summer.
A long list of names appears under the Advertised Letters section including Charlie Anderson Alonzo Anderson N H Beal Frank E Batchelder Cummings Bros Frank Carmen Mr Clark and others such as Miss Elizabeth Juck Miss Nora Moran Miss Margaret MacLeod and Mrs Roscoe Rosencrants. The compilation names recipients awaiting postal collection or redirection.
Mrs Harry Tittle travels to Wells Beach with a party of friends from Springfield Vermont for a seaside outing.
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