Concord Notes From Town Items and Improvements
Concord items list local happenings from Concord including employment moves and purchases. Sherman Call works for a Boston food concern while Raymond Call becomes night operator. Rev M J Flaherty reports a new horse from Portland Me. Dr Theo Charlin adds a tennis court on Lowell road. Local wear and business updates include H J Hansen shoe trade improvements A B Lowden refinishing Towell Kent store and water works tests on Lexington street. Updates describe reservoir, Nagog plan, Sleepy Hollow grounds, old dressing room becoming harness room, road improvements on Lowell street with ivy planting and a June 24 meeting to raise funds.
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Theo
Rlin
Lowell Road
H. J. Hansen
Gertrude Gray
Chestnut St
Boston
Brown
Monument St
Chamberlin
Elm St
Lowden
Towell & Kent's
Lexington Street
Melvin
Sleepy Hollow
Concord High Beaten In Pitchers Battle At Arlington
Arlington High defeated Concord High in a Tuesday afternoon game in a pitchers duel. Each side limited the other to one hit with Dempsey at short committing the only miscues for Concord. Final score not recorded.
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Concord High
Arlington High
Arlington
Dempsey
Concord
Concord Grange Hosts Third and Fourth Degree Ceremony
Grangers from Concord and nearby towns gathered at the town hall Tuesday night with over 280 in attendance to honor eight candidates receiving the third and fourth degrees. A Westford Grange staff performed the third degree while the Concord team delivered the fourth. Afterward, the group enjoyed ice, cake, and lemonade hosted by a committee led by Mrs. Luther Franks.
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Concord Town Hall
Carlisle
Weston
Stow
Acton
Littleton
Lexington
Concord Grange
Westford Grange
Concord
Luther Franks
High Pressure Test Shows Readiness for Conflagration
Fire department members near Red Bridge and Hildreth corner conducted a high pressure test reaching 105 pounds per square inch. A horizontal stream stretched 174 feet with a 1.5 inch nozzle and 125 feet with a 2 inch nozzle. Results suggest Concord is well prepared to fight large fires and could justify lower fire insurance rates.
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Red Bridge
Hildreth’s Corner
Concord
Meeting to plan Concords antique and horrible parade
Concord citizens are invited to gather at the engine house Friday at 8 pm to help organize the July 4th celebration. Organizers aim to create a remarkable antique and horrible parade and seek broad cooperation for the town’s national holiday event.
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Concord
Concord golf club debates injunction to exit
Members of the Concord golf club weigh an injunction as they consider dissolving ties. The group discusses legal steps to end association membership and operations amid mounting uncertainties.
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Concord Golf Club
Weather Man Faces Weekend Sunlight Injunction
A local club seeks an injunction to stop the weather man from delivering wet weather on Saturdays. Members say six days suffice for weather experiments and request sunshine on Saturday afternoons in unlimited quantities.
Memorial services announced by Concord lodge and friends
Members of Concord lodge I C C F and Willow Rebekah lodge will decorate graves at Sleepy Hollow cemetery Sunday at 3 30 p m. The memorial service will be given at the graves. At 7 30 p m services in memory of the departed will be held in I C O F hall with Rev N Adams delivering the memorial sermon.
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Concord Lodge
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Sleepy Hollow
I. C. O. F. Hall
N. Adams
Union Church
Williams Emerges as Star in Amherst College Baseball
At Amherst, Eddie Williams draws praise for his surprising shouts and twists as critics rate him among the headliners in college baseball, signaling a polished new breed of farmers’ team standout.
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Amherst
Eddie” Williams
Mr. Williams
Why 18 the Reason High School Baseball Schedule Delay
The Maynard high team delays in arriving for a rain postponed game with the local high school baseball squad, leaving the scheduled match in doubt as weather slows response.
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Maynard High
Maynard
Concord Enterprise subscribers warned of misidentified papers
The Enterprise cautions readers to avoid substituting other papers with similar names. It notes no connection with Hudson publications and urges investigation before subscribing elsewhere. Miss Mary B Cutter covers Marlboro and Fred B Waite covers Concord Junction as Concord reporters.
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Enterprise
Concord Enterprise
Hudson
Mary B.cutter
Marlboro
Concord
Fred B. Waite
Concord Junction
Lincoln Baseball Schedule Features Three Weekend Games
The Lincoln baseball team will host Lowney Mansfields on Saturday at 3 30 p m and travel to Everett for two games on Thursday starting at 10 a m and 3 30 p m Lincoln then faces Marlboro at 3 30 p m on Saturday All games are billed as rattling good.
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Lincoln
Lowney Mansfields
Everett
Marlboro
Deliberate Robbers Take Park Band Stand in Jersey City
A band of thieves removed the park band stand in Jersey City’s Italian quarter by truck, a premeditated act that disarmed locals and left authorities unaware of the loss for hours. The stand had stood as a longtime municipal ornament before its disappearance.
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Jersey City
New Jobs At Sing Sing Prison Tin Shop And Clothing Industry
Captain Peter C. Hains Jr., serving 7 to 20 years for killing William E. Annis, is assigned as accountant in Sing Sing’s tin shops. Albert T. Patrick, serving a life term for killing William M. Rice, has been moved to the clothing industry.
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Ossining
N. Y
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Sing Sing
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Edward O Thorpe Promotes College Prep Near Boston
Edward O Thorpe of Horace Mann School Columbia University offers summer exam and study prep for students near Boston. Prices reasonable. Address 207 Dyckman St New York City.
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Edward O. Thorpe
Horace Mann School of
Columbia
University, N. Y
Boston
Dyckman
New York City
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Harles M. Byron Tel
Con. Thoreau
St., Concord
Fairhaven Greenhouses
Wilfrid Wheeler
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Barcley
Colonial Inn
W.o'rollins Abrams
Sherman Call
Raymond Call
M.J. Flaherty
Portland
Walden St
Lowell St
Arlington H
Parris
Murray
Scannell
Hutchinson
O’brien
Dineen
Higgins
Hill
Concord H
Connorton
Niven
Hopkins
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Knowles
Dee Rf
Davis
Urquhart
Dee
Smith
Masonic Home
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
William Lincoln Smith
Harry A. Douglas
T. Mason
BE. Powers
A. F. Bowman
P. W. White
Main Street
Julia Hosmer
T. M. Barry
Hains
Patrick
Annie E. Payson
Mass
I. N. MacRae
Thoreau St
Sugarota
Spay
Bedford Coal & Grain Co
Bedford, Mass
B. W. Brown
Town of
Sherwin-Williams Company
T. F. Parker
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Main St. Concord
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