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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
6
Publication list shows names Walter P. Prye John J. Lawton and treasurer manager with pricing terms including one year and three month rates. Mentions Concordbury Acton and Winard area likely for subscription information and delivery details.
The pastor will preach next Sunday inaugurating a series of minute summer sermons with the topic Maker of Summer. July dates list Our Lord's Parable of Summer The Snow of Lebanon A Gift of Summer Wells and Palms of Salvation and Children’s day events and baptism planned for June 14. A Friday meeting features Rev William Ewing on The Greatest Opportunity the Church and Nation. A beadnight club tea is set for the afternoon to raise funds for church floral decorations.
Misa Sara Graverson recovers at Waltham hospital from scarlet fever after a light illness. Harvard professor W Holmes to deliver address at high school exercises on June 17. Clats day events at Gur im Maton hall on Saturday the 13th. A Boston Globe feature profiled Jo Hie Bow Concord's oldest citizen and Civil War survivor General Thomas H McGrath with Mrs McGrath. General McGrath praises Memorial day exercises as impressive.
Fragmentary ad notices list selling rates and advance payments for ads. Items mention Ford touring car 1913 and names like Maynard Littleton Bed or Sudbury.
At Concord, three prize essays were awarded to Lillian Olsen, Annie Prendergast, and Lawrence L. Smith as part of a day honoring Col. Whipple and local veterans. Adjutant Bowker announced the prizes and escorted exercises in a program spanning cemetery tributes, a town luncheon, and a patriotic musical finale.
A readable account notes McCarter played fairly well with solid support and clean fielding. He struck out three times and contributed a double from the field. A large crowd witnessed Concord High’s strong showing as the score unfolded.
Concord defeats Lexington 59 to 23 in a three year cup contest at Concord. Merwin scores 15 points with wins in 100 and 200 yard dashes and 440 yard run as Lexington takes only shot put.
The Concord Grange Auxiliary met in the hall to sew for an early fall sale. Mrs Ometinet was elected vice president. President Mrs Smith treated members to ice cream after the session. Next meeting set for June 17 at Mrs Granville Holden's Lang Street home. Meetings to be held at members' homes in summer.
The Harvard Freshman crew narrowly beat Middlesex School by less than a foot in a half mile on the Charles River, finishing in 2 minutes 23 seconds. The tight finish highlighted a strong challenge from Middlesex as both crews competed fiercely.
The Beacon Light society of the Trinitarian church will host a silver tea in church parlors on Saturday from 3 to 6. Proceeds support parish activities and community outreach.
Bulger leads with Runs 8 and Mulcahy 3 notables. O Connell McCarthy Boyce W Hayes Giles Williams McCarthy Leipsic among others. Two base hits Boyce McCarthy. Three base hits Leipsic. Sacrifice hits Boyce W Hayes Cull Bond McDonald. Stolen bases Mulcahy Boyce McHugh W Hayes Giles McDonald. Walks Boyce McCarter four. Strikeouts Boyce six McCarter five. Double play Giles to Bulger. Time 1 45. Umpires Mara Blodgett.
In the Concord track meet Lexing ton finishes show Dee second in broad jump and pole vault Beane wins with 8 ft 5 in high jump Walker takes shot put with 36 ft 2 in distance. officials listed include Referee Frank Hubbard and judges Crouthamel and Hollis.
Cyrus Hapgood of Concord born November 27, 1842, died at his home 27 Commonwealth Ave Boston on Sunday. He led the Butchers Slaughtering and Melting Association owning the Brighton Abattoir and served as president since 1903 of Learnard Co. and long as treasurer of the New England Ren Co. He grew up in Concord Cambridge and attended Chauncy Hall School before entering the Learnard firm.
Fragmentary note cites Clara A. connected with four children in New York and references Mrs. C. &AL. SH, Miller of Bow in a terse social column snippet.
A Concord social scene recalls decorations with lilacs and electric letters, a cadet corps display, and a reception with frappes and cake. Local club members and out of town guests enjoyed dancing and refreshments as plans for more events next season unfold.
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