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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
8
Memorial day activities in South Sudbury included a procession led by the Sudbury brass band and visits to cemeteries and graves of friends and relatives. The event honored veterans and members of the G A R with community participation and local notices of librarian changes and garden library efforts.
Goodnow, who died May 30 at home in Cambridge, was born in this village 76 years ago. He was a brother of Charles L. and John B. Goodnow, and related to lisha in Sudbury. His wife, from the Burrill family of Saxonville, died years ago. He was a prosperous and respected Cambridge citizen with long business ties.
In the closest game of the season Concord Junction edged Hudson after a hard fought inning sequence. The early action favored the locals with a tense start as fielding misplays and sun interference broke rallies. Despite miscues, timely hitting and a key sacrifice helped secure the win.
The fragment describes a baseball play with an eighth inning run and errors, mentions O Connell fielding, Fitzpatrick hitting a three bagger, and a tied score. It also lists a church event with talks by Rev. Raymond, Rev. Rice, Rev. Wells, and Rev. Emrich plus a supper and music during an evening session.
The Old Colony Trust Company team was defeated 6 to 2 by local players on the playground field. Bentley led the visitors with points but the locals replied with two early runs and a parade of hits. The pitcher delivered eight strikeouts and a strong performance despite a rough inning.
Gilroy fielded his position perfectly as two sharp grounders caused two outs. Stockwell Hannon and Williams impressed in the field while Williams delivered the only two hard hits off Gilroy, a double and a triple. Final score line noted with multiple strikeouts and walks.
The Union Church conference for the state meets with this church Wednesday. Sunday morning the pastor speaks on The Life Everlasting. Evening services feature Concord lodge 212 I O O F and Willow Rebekah lodge 109. Children’s Day is Sunday June 15. The Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union meets at Littleton in the Baptist church on Friday June 13.
The show features three numbers, a military drill with 11 girls led by Molly Ring and Ruth Frederickson, a Spanish fandango by Clara Robinson, and a play A Day and A Night with cast including Dorothy Brice, Clara Robinson, and Mary Damon. The production, first staged at Concord Junction Woman's club, promises dancing after the performance.
The first meeting to plan meals for the annual July 4th celebration was held in the engine house Saturday. Though not largely attended, strong enthusiasm promises a fitting event if townspeople back the scheme. Officers named for the year include A B Messer as treasurer A P Simpson as secretary and J A Garvey as secretary.
An additional gathering is planned for Thursday evening June 5 to mobilize broader aid and participation for the affair. Organizers hope a larger attendance will boost the effort and show stronger backing.
Memorial services for Concord lodge 212 L O O F and Willow Rebekah lodge 109 are set for Union church at 7 p m Sunday June 8 all are welcome Kenneth Weaver of Wakefield visits Concord Randall captain of the C H S track team named to Harvard interscholastic meet at Harvard Stadium Saturday town thanks Mrs Road Commissioner Mrs F A well known teacher of baritone at Church of text incomplete but notes local events and signatures at John Hancock Life Insurance offices as part of outreach efforts.
A witty exchange contrasts marriage and regret with sharp humor. The speaker dismisses marriage while another quips they’d rather be single than regret not marrying. The remark highlights timeless views on commitment and personal choice.
A Chicago hospital offers enhanced patient care with increased access to fresh air spaces. The initiative emphasizes air quality and patient comfort as part of ward improvements and therapeutic environment.
Fragmentary line shows a man unsettled by his wife Seale te Gar Wetes companion phrasing. no concrete event, date, or clear names beyond odd transcription.
A dialogue shows a boss ordering edits to a script saying the cut will not affect pay. The assistant confirms the directive and the Rube agrees to trim the line about the send. The exchange hints at studio pressure and big league expectations.
Cornell trainer John J. Moakley says John Paul Jones, holder of the world 8 mile record, will not continue racing after leaving college. Conflicting reports had suggested Jones could pursue trials in various meets, but Moakley insists the runner will retire from competition.
Former Cleveland star Roger Peckinpaugh joins the New York Yankees as a speedy shortstop. Manager Frank Chance trades Stump and Outfielder Talivelt for Peckinpaugh after waivers on him by the Naps. He played 69 games last season with a .924 fielding average and .212 hitting percentage, filling in while Chapman starred for Cleveland.
Outfielder Moeller stars for the Washington Senators as he aims to secure a spot among the league's top outfielders this season. Scribes note his strong play and leadership in the field.
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