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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
4
A Concord town notice recounts a fatal accident and widespread sympathy. Reverend William J. Batt’s consoling letter praises the deceased as a devoted father, industrious citizen, and kind neighbor, noting his impact on the writer and local faith.
A reflective line speaks of unity beyond divisions, suggesting that strength lies in fellowship that bridges differences and spans both human and divine realms. The sentiment emphasizes shared bonds over conflict.
Mrs Palmer and her son Norman of Plum Island visited Mrs Green last week. They were accompanied by a small group from the Palmer household.
A powerful storm swept through Bedford Monday, causing damage to several properties. The Catholic tire building suffered a minor lightning hit. At Joseph Williams residence on Great Road lightning entered via a window, traveled along a steam pipe to the cellar, splintered plaster, and broke a drain pipe. Mrs Alfred Day felt a strong shock as she closed a window during the crash.
A house incident was reported with no fire occurring. Officials confirmed no blaze or flames affecting the structure and no injuries were recorded.
Marlboro July 29 boxing carnival promises the finest New England ring display King Solomon the Jewish phenomenon from Panama meets Jack Sharkey in the main bout Solomon famed for footwork and left hand wit h undefeated record. Sharkey a superb left hand user and counterpuncher headlines a strong undercard at Braves Field.
The Enterprise staff and news boys prepare for a baseball game tonight at Farrell Field. Teams report peak condition and confidence, while a playful note describes a proposed signaling system to streamline play and keep opponents unaware of inside signals.
A. Cohen of Lincoln buys a Studebaker. Miss May Stephenson spends two weeks in New York. Miss Helen Kirby returns home after a Hampton Beach trip. Neil Buckley from Congreve’s shoe clerical staff takes his annual vacation. The Misses Grace Madd and Marguerite Kennedy visit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank OBrien and others from Waltham are listed among visitors. The fragment mentions Acute Gervais and Paris Street in passing.
The Concord residents request the county commissioners to discontinue a segment of Fairhaven Road from Concord to Watertown, asserting long public use and prescriptive rights that would cause damage if kept open. A hearing and view are scheduled for September 4, 1925, with notices served through the Concord town clerk and published in the Concord Enterprise.
Frederick A. 1 Adm Care Old Colony Trust 17 Court Street Boston Massachusetts announces the appointment of administrator for the estate of Louella Smith Braley. The executor has bonded and is authorized to settle claims and debts of the deceased in the county court. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their demands to the administrator.
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