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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

5

Concord High School baseball team posts best season record

Concord High School finished with 16 wins and 1 loss, the best season in school history. Assistant principal and athletics supervisor Warren B. Goddard coached a strong squad that outscored opponents 115 to 30, recorded eight shutouts, and featured pitchers Phalen and Williams. Richard W. Corton served as manager with William L. Fitzpatrick as captain.

Concord High School Warren B. Goddard Milton, High School Hogton English« High Richard W. Connorton William L. Fitzpatrick Concord High Concord Williams Phalen Thame Lawrence Academy Gex Concor School St. Andrews Cinlonet

Horribles and Antiques Parade for Concord Fourth

Concord plans a Glorious Fourth parade featuring antiques and horrific items after a dawn firework wakeup. The organizing committee includes Samiel H. Tuttle Michtel J. McHugh Harold Oren B. Hosmer Gardner Lawrence William H. Dee Harold Chase Herb GoPt Franklin H. Prescott Malcolm Ry enavason Harold Tompkins Edward Varley and Rodney Wheeler. The parade forms on Monroe Street then proceeds through Lexington Hay Wolle Walden Hubbard streets.

Concord Samiel H. Tuttle Michtel J. McHugh Harold €. Oren Tt’ B. Hosmer Gardner Lawrence William H. Dee Harold Chase Herb‘GoPt Franklin H. Prescott Malcolm ‘Ryenavason Edward ‘J. ” Varley Rodney Wheeler Monroe Lexington Hay- Wolle St Walden St Hubbard St

Parade Route Through Town Ends at Main and Elm Streets

Parade will be reviewed along Thoreau Street to Main Street to Riverside and Elm Street, with prizes awarded for the most original outfit the most comical outfit and the best local hit. Judges include Col Richard F Barrett G Hollis Blake C Fay Heywood John M Keyes and Charles Richardson. Committee requests participants notify intentions to avoid duplicates.

Pastor to Preach On Faith Healing and Mind Body Link

The pastor will preach Sunday morning on Faith Healing and Mental Suggestion and in the evening on Joseph in Egypt or Character and Earthly Honor. Evening service runs 7 30 to 8 16. Young men are especially invited. A national service is planned for June 28 with an address by Herbert Parker ex Attorney General. Patriotic music will accompany the citizen’s service.

Joseph Egypt Herbert Parker

W C T U Concludes Season With Guest Night

The local W C T U held the final meeting in the Union church vestry at 4 p m on Wednesday. The annual guest night will be observed that evening with each member inviting one guest. Concord schools closed Friday for summer vacation. A brush fire near Thoreau's cove at Lake Walden burned several acres on land owned by Edward W Emerson as fire crews responded Sunday afternoon.

Union Church Lake Walden Thoreau’s Cove Edward W. Emerson

Solomons Offer Wide Range of Outdoor Goods and Supplies

A bustling ad lists fishing gear and household items including fish hooks spoons and poles. It highlights window screens screen doors hammocks tar soap and camping knives with prices across cents and dollars, plus garden tools and hats.

Concord Junction News Briefs and Public Health Rules

Local items include Harold Shepard starting work for the Concord Gypsy math commission and several residents on vacations or moving. The text also publishes a lengthy Concord Board of Health milk regulation covering licensing, premises, equipment, and disease notification requirements to protect public health.

Harold Shepard The Concord Gypsy Math Commission

Local Social Notes From Marlboro Residents

Miss Grace Kroll visits Northampton and Springfield. Mr and Mrs Arthur Spofford of Arlington were guests in the city. Mrs Charles Gomes of Revere stays with Mrs Alfred W Brigham. Miss Florence Marconi visits Natick with her parents. William Cavanaugh of Boston visits his parents on Central Street. Wilrose Benoit of Charlestown with his parents on Sumner Street. Young Benoit works with O Neil Dime Museum Co in Charlestown. Miss Analda Gour joins J J Flynn Summer Opera Co. Miss Grace Sheridan of Hudson to be organist at the Unitarian Church during Nellie Proctor’s absence. William J Tutty of Salem visits Short Street family. he will move to Salem for a shoe factory foreman job.

William Cavanaugh Boston John Cavanaugh Central St Wilrose Benoit Charlestown Henry Benoit Sumner St Young Benoit O’neil Dime Museum Grace Sheridan Hudson Unitarian Church Nellie S. Proctor William J. Tutty Salem Short St Tutty

Sudden Death of Adelaide H McKenzie

Adelaide H McKenzie died after a cerebral hemorrhage at 1 am on Wednesday, following a sudden illness Tuesday night. Widow of Officer Kenneth T. McKenzie, she leaves two sons Gordon and Leslie and daughter Edith, whose engagement to Herbert Austin Bass was announced this week. The family expresses gratitude for community sympathy and support from Rev. Batt and local groups.

Adelaide H. McKenzie Pickard Kenneth T. McKenzie Mass, Reformatory Gordon Leslie Edith Herbert Austin Bass

Tomato plant sale at ten per thousand in Concord

Concord Junction local advertises closing out the remainder of tomato plants at ten dollars per thousand. Contact F. L. Garland Concord Junction Massachusetts telephone 421-3. Barnum quote appears as an endorsement.

F. L. Garland Concord Junction Mass

Regulations by Board of Health Concord 1908

Extract from public statutes outlines town board power to regulate nuisances filth and health risks with fines up to one hundred dollars. Regulations for the State and Care of Milk issued by the Concord Massachusetts Board of Health dated April 23 1908 state the board’s opinion on public health authority.

Rutin O. Concord Board of Health Concord Heensee Public Statutes of Massachusetts Mass

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