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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
2
Mrs Thomas J Power chronicles Marty Powers as owner of the Mayflower yacht at Martbehead harbor. Miss Alice Lovering, recently returned from abroad, visited her sister and Mrs SSA, who went to The Glades on the South shore yesterday.
Baseball style records show B D Baldwin 22 defeating an unnamed opponent 23 in a local tournament. Other names listed include Cody Jr 24 and David A win 23 with references to Butler and Hosmer in Harlem area patrol context.
Morning prayer and sermon are held as the church opens during its term to welcome all seeking peace rest and prayer.
Fragmentary text shows a sports note with uncertain details about a game and teams. Limited readable names suggest a regional matchup, but key nouns, dates, or outcomes are missing to form a confident headline or summary.
The Union Club edged their opponents in a late inning effort. Pearce shut down the rally, striking out the final three batters to seal a four run, three hit, one error game while multiple players including Nee, Sims, and Tobin contributed on base.
Rev David C Garrett serves at Our Savior church amid hot 90 degree conditions affecting Sunday traffic. Concord Lodge of Bika hosts a meeting while the Order of Hibernians gathers. Debu tantes Miss Curtis plans a summer in France and Mrs Dodge travels from New York to Havre aboard a France-bound voyage. Mrs De Forest Anthony splits time with two children at Sunapee New Hampshire cottage.
A fragment notes a box 109 and cons or cor references with a peculiar term Hewsohens Wicare. The readable text provides no clear event date or location beyond generic town context.
Concord tightens grip on the Aret race by defeating Stow 4 to 3 at home. Leonard Smith pitched well for Concord with a soft delivery, Dempsey and Dug delivering key moments, while Stow’s defense faltered on crucial plays. Johnson, Soules, Marsden homered or doubled as the game finished in 1 hour 45 minutes with Cull umpiring.
An automobile carrying two men and two women sideswiped a car owned by Mr Dévis of Newton near the Pail Reveré nurseries Sunday. The women were cut about the face and head. the men claimed to take them to a location. The wrecked car was reported stolen from Somerville, its plates lifted from a vehicle in front of a Somerville theatre owned by John Bowie of Winslow Street.
Members gathered Sunday at Nutting's Lake for the annual excursion. The group left Concord at 11 and returned about six, enjoying boating and jovial humor. The event was organized by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pon, with thanks extended to the hosts and company for a satisfying day.
The Union Club traveled to the Massachusetts Reformatory Saturday afternoon and defeated the leading Prisoners’ league team by 6 to 2. McCabe starred for Union with strong batting and fielding. Taes Eldredge and Ard contributed with solid play. For the Prisoners, first and second base were bright spots, with sacrifice and Maloney also showing well.
The Concord Valley League baseball team earns praise for its short life and resilient players led by Jimmie Ryan despite heavy casualties. He recalls frontline service and boxing stints, praising the team as the league’s best while urging student readers to study naive designs and copy museum miniatures.
The fragment cites a quotation praising a contemporary historical work for its portrayal of age, freedom from pose, and natural gesture. Cobiurn is credited, highlighting the piece as a notable modern historical composition.
A Sunday afternoon crash at Main and Thoreau streets involved three vehicles. Edwin F. Parris of 7 Thorndike Street Everett Douglas J. Cut of 10 Broadway Everett and Alexander Yeagandes of 37 Waverly Street Brighton owned and operated the cars. All three automobiles were badly damaged and occupants escaped unharmed.
With Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone on his annual vacation, Rev. E C Simpson of Boston will occupy the Union church pulpit this Sunday. Mrs J F Kaworan and her granddaughters Gertrude and Dorothy Kenna depart Tuesday for Maranacook Maine to spend the rest of the summer.
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