Concord Week in Review Personal News and Local Updates
Miss L. 8. W. remains at her summer home while Mrs. F.L. Gay plans extended visits. Mrs. Joshua B. Holden vacations at Hotel Preston Swampscott. Henry J. Coolidge family at Pigeon Cove. Watson M. Gordon at Jaffrey New Hampshire. Henry P. Kidder spends summer in Beverly. Dr. Charles W. Hutchinson vacationing at Sandwich. Andrew J. Raymond just back from Chicago business. Frank Gramkow and wife welcome a son at Baptist Hospital Boston. Mrs. T. Quincy Brown home undergoing repairs on Main Street. Thomas L. Sanhorn of the Colonial Inn welcomes a second daughter Elizabeth at Emerson Hospital. Charles H. Pepper and Eunice return home from abroad on Elm Street. William C. Barnet sustains two finger injuries at Conant Machine Co. taken to Deaconess Hospital. Julia Matney Concord Telephone Exchange chief operator tours Eastern Canada including Sainte Anne de Beaupre pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Emerson Hospital
Charles H. Pepper
Eunice
Concord
Elm Street
William C. Barnet
Laws Brook Road
Conant Machine Co
Deaconess Hospital
Julia Matney
Concord Telephone Exchange
Mary Gleason
Margaret Loughlin
Canada
Sainte Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
John Merwin Low Medalist at Concord Country Club Handicap
John Merwin posted 66 net to win the handicap medal play at Concord Country Club. George S. Keyes finished second with 69 net, while the lowest gross score was 84 by John M. Eaton. Other notables include Elis Richardson 75 net and Ralph Holden 84 net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merwin
Kiks
Concord Country Club
Georges. Keyes
John M. Eaton
George S. Keyes
Herbert M. Wardwell, Jr
L. E. Richardson
Woolsey Pratt
N. Elis Richardson
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Charles 8. Richardson
D. Dana Bartlett
Ralph Holden
Fred A. Tower
C. Hayden Whitney
Concord Co-operative Bank Seeks Shares Amid Growth
The Concord Co-operative Bank reports real estate loans of 173000, up from 40000 in 1922, with 6467 shares in force versus 4489 two years ago. The bank notes growing money demand and accommodative borrowers, offering five percent interest starting August 20 and eligibility to invest from one to forty dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Co-operative Bank
Commissioner of Banks
Union Services and Church Notices for Concord Area
July 27 service times listed for First Parish, Trinitarian, and Union services. Notices include pine land for sale near Concord, storage space for rent, and Christian Science church offerings with morning and evening services plus a youth Sunday School and reading room hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Lorenz B. MacDonald
Trinitarian Church
Gail
Bayard
Trinitarian
Chelmsford Tops Union Club In Tight Twilight Baseball
Chelmsford defeated the Union Club 5 4 in the sixth inning of a twilight game. Key plays included Demarais and Edwardsen contributing hits while Olsen and Zollinger anchored the Chelmsford infield. Foul line calls sparked debate as Greenwood scored the decisive run on a Flynn misplay.
Trinity Church Service and Local Notices
Trinity Church announces July 27 services with Holy Communion at 6 30 A.M. and Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 00 A.M. The column lists local names including Leslie R Matheest and George Walcott family. Percy W Brown visited Concord to see his father Charles E Brown who is slowly convalescing after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Smith O. Dexter
Leslie R. Mattheest
Evangelical Free Church Plans July 26 Outing
The Long Street church in Concord invites members to the Sunday School annual outing to John Andersen’s farm in South Acton. Depart church at 1 p.m. on Saturday. A Sunday evening service next week at 8:00 will be in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Free Church
Long Street
Concord
Mass
O. M. Johnson
John Andersen
South Acton
Dissolution of Jenney and Wheeler Partnership
Notice from Concord Massachusetts dated July 12 1924 states the partnership Jenney & Wheeler is dissolved. All debts owing to the firm are payable to Casper Jenney and all amounts due from the partnership are to be paid by Casper Jenney. Walter F. Wheeler Casper Jenney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Jenney & Wheeler
Casper Jenney
Walter FE
Wheeler Casper Jenney
Tigers Rally Fails as Chelmsford Trounces Them 9 to 1
Chelmsford bats explode with two early runs and five more in the third, led by Demarais Zollinger and Fletcher. Tigers' lone tally comes on a third inning single as pitchers Kneeland Smith and Duggan struggle, Gull umpiring a 1 hour 50 minute game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Chelmsford
Greenwood
Fletcher
Bellevise
Demarais
Zollinger
Smith
F. Greenwood
Tobin
Conlon
Kneeland
P. Greenwood
Duggan
L. Smith
el P. Greenwood
Belleville
Erie
Ieee
Concord Tigers
Tom McHugh
Oease
Nea
Peterson
Terry McHugh
Johnson
Comedy of Errors Ends In Tie At Concord Junction
The Saugus and Union Club game at Concord Junction ended 11 to 11 after a chaotic ninth inning. Saugus opened with five hits and five runs early, while the Union Club built a big lead before miscues and a late rally tied the score. Batteries were Pearce, McWilliams, Isner, Fredericks, F. Kennedy and Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Saugus
Sagus
Union
McWilliams
U.C
Pearce
Isner
Fredericks
F. Kennedy
Barry
Woodlands Fire Reported Near Walden Pound Reserve
An acre of woodland near the Walden Pound State Reservation was burned in a brush fire attributed to a careless picnic. Captain John C. Dolan of Co H 1st Infantry, recently back from Camp Devens, resumes police patrol duties. Patrolman Lewiman, from Co H 182nd Infantry, Massachusetts National Guard, also returns from two weeks at Camp Devens. Grand Field Day planned for Friday and Saturday, August 1 and 2, featuring Tigers versus Union Club and Cork versus Galway, plus vaudeville and fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Pound
John C. Dolan
Co. H. 1 ‘Infantry
Camp Devens
Lewiman
H. 182Nd Infantry
Massachusetts National Guard
O. H
Tigers
Union Club
Cork
Galway
McCarthy and McHugh Star as Concord Holds Lead
McCarthy the old big league pitcher split time for Concord with Mahoney of Haley Cross and Hunter from Fitchburg for West Concord. Terry McHugh collected four hits in four at bats while Reilly led the team with three hits and five total bases. Fred Loftus robbed Reilly of a hit with a shoestring catch in shallow left with two on in the fifth. John Goulding injured his knee stealing third in the fourth and retired. Reilly struck out ten, Archie Simpson in left was a sure catcher but slow to retrieve. Five Macs dashed bases but McCormick tagged F McHugh at third preventing a rally. Next game set for Concord Center at 6:30 P.M. Wednesday July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Union Club
Chelmsford
Demarais
Piper
Conlon
G. McElroy
L. McEelroy
Olsen
P. Greenwood
Greenwood
F. Greenwood
Frederick
All Union Club
Isner
Comeau
Edwardsen
Belleville
Pickard
Zollinger
Fred Loftus
Reilly
West Concord
John Goulding
Wells
Tom McHugh
McHughs
McCarthy
McCormick
F. McHugh
Bill” Dee
Harry Wells
Bill
Archie Simpson
Concord Center
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Trea
An. Ys
Simpson Spring Co
So. Easton, Mass
Waltham National Bank
Niger
Federal Reserve Systen
Waltham, Mass
American Woolen Company
Amercan Woolen Company
Om N Wood
Carrie D. Marks
Bedford
Chiropractic
Summer
Mr. Farmer
R. B. Wyman
North
Woburn
John Merwin Low
TFAT
Wastor
Fost. Loring N. Fowler
Concord Concord, Tel
W. Jy
First Church of Christ
Scientiat Monument Square
Aleo
Tor
James & Maguire
Richardson’s Drug
Rexall Onua
Ju Ledgard
Chelmsford VS. Union Club
T! Chelmsford
X— Union Club
Electric Light Department
Rusty
Thompson
Henry F. Miller
Mahoney
Haley Cross
Hunter
Fitchburg
Kellastone Stucco
Casper J Jenney
Grant St
Tudor Sedan
Ford
Detroit
Ald
Mubhing
National
Mazda Lamp
Vanderhoof Hardware Co
Ford Motor Company
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