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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
5
Concord area notices list Lockwood and Wood activities at Nantucket, summer reading sessions in Concord, and local residents visiting Winthrop. Includes obituaries for Mrs Smith of Stow, noting her birth in 1864, long service in New England, and survivors Flora Bean and Elsie Bean.
Elizabeth Cassidy widow of Francia Cassidy longtime Westvale resident dies at home 480 Main street West Concord in her 84th year after extended illness. Funeral Sunday at home conducted by Rev Alfred Wheel ed Stone burial Sleepy Hollow. Born December 30 1846 Haywood homestead Westvale she married Francis Cassidy in 1867. Survived by son Edward F Cassidy daughter Martha Kelley and nine grandchildren.
The Concord parish and Trinitarian Congregational church invite a joint morning service led by Rev. George L. Thurlow at 10:45 A M on Sunday July 27 in the First Parish Meeting House.
Dr Thomas B Coolidge has opened an office at 51 Brattle Street Cambridge for the practice of medicine. Members of the Concord Garden Club visited Orchidville the green houses and grounds of Albert C Burrage at Prides Crossing last Wednesday. The display featured 42 houses of orchids and a profusion of flowers and tropical plants rare in New England, with ocean views enhancing the afternoon.
Concord sluggers outbat Winchester 9 to 7 but commit three misplays that spark the Elks’ scoring. Dave Robinson allowed seven hits over eight innings before a late rally, Kennedy and Robinson driving in runs in the ninth as Winchester holds on for the win. Injured workers fell 20 feet when plastering collapsed at Tew Hall, with three men identified as Thomas Coyne, Thomas F. McDonough, and John Hosey.
In addition to earlier noted results, Walden Pond saw further Red Cross Swimming Tests. Senior Life Saving Test participants include Ruth Jenney William B. Miller Winslow Damon Humphrey B. Hosmer Shirley Foote Margaret Hansen Helen Silverman Nathalie Lovejoy and Jean MacRae. Beginners Tests include Helen Halloran Edwin McPhillips John McPhillips Robert Damon A O Connell Mary B Thorpe Mury T Short Dorothy Banasen Hikdegarde Anderson Elizabeth Sanborn Mary Folio Margaret Wullen Marjorie Thurlow Clara Wadsworth Eileen Murray Mary Jean Betty Howe Louise Johndroe Gordon Johndroe Mrs G R Wilson and Billy Anderson.
Miss Elizabeth Pickard and Miss Dorothy Peterson substitute for Miss Elinor Way and Miss Ethel Du Berger while they attend a Columbia University course in New York. Company H, 182nd Infantry M N G returned from Camp Devens after a successful training season. Capt John C Dolan, Military Police, led a praiseworthy effort with the camp notably free from liquor and illicit visitors.
State police in Hartford arrest a Massachusetts man at Crystal Lake Ellington for reckless operation of a motor boat. He sat in the stern with the bow high, blocking view as he plowed through four canoes. No injuries reported.
Belmont AA won 6-3 as West Concord faltered in an unearned four-run eighth inning at the Pércy A Rideout Playground. Lehto pitched well until the decisive frame, with Olsen and Santora shining for West Concord and Harrison, Teevan, and King contributing for Belmont.
The Concord Massachusetts First Church of Christ Scientist announces a Sunday service at 10 45 am and Sunday school at 10 45 am. A testimonial meeting occurs every Wednesday at 7 45 pm. Reading Room hours are 2 to 5 pm on weekdays except holidays. The Lesson Sermon subject for July 27 is Truth with readings from Psalms Romans and the Science and Health text by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Elks baseball schedule lists July 24 Somerville Progressive versus Concord Elks at Emerson Playground, July 26 Ashland versus Concord Elks at Ashland, July 27 West Concord versus Concord Elks at Emerson Playground, July 29 Belmont A Ai versus Concord Elks at Emerson Playground, and July 31 Reading versus Concord Elks at Emerson Playground.
West Concord baseball stars led by Brick McWilliams held the Concord Elks to 4 runs and built a 4 to 4 tie with a late comeback before a crowd at Percy A Rideout Playground. Dempsey and G Johnson boosted the Elks offense with a home run and key hits. McWilliams and Smith pitched steadily for the West Concord nine in a charity game for the Thomas V Finan Fund.
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