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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
3
A parade is scheduled in Concord Junction on July Fourth with two divisions. The first division will showcase floats, the second division will feature antiques and Horribles. Residents with questions should contact Chief Marebane A. Lakin at the Mill Road reformatory area by 8:30 a.m. sharp.
The locals entertained with batting practice as they overwhelmed the Fourth Atlantic Bank Team on Saturday afternoon. Delaney led with a double and a single, tallying three extra base hits in a one sided game while Gus and the Simps anchored a strong defensive effort.
Howard W. Deming of Rock Court Marlboro Mass reports kidney trouble for about a year and a half. After experiencing retarded kidney secretions for seventy two hours his doctor urged surgery. He began taking Doan's Kidney Pills and improved quickly, continuing use. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Deposits govern interest and dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. Live fowls wanted. Poultry dealer notice appears with dates and conditions for payment and availability.
The report lists base hits by Loughlin Roscoe Delaney McSweeney with stolen bases by Reilly Pratt Loughlin twice Gilroy twice Fitzpatrick and Gourke. Gilroy and Murphy recorded strikeouts and pitching details mention hits by pitch and a 8 strikeout total with erratic wording.
On Saturday our ball club outplayed a Boston Mass squad in every inning. Gilroy earned a no-hit, no-run potential for the season, while Pratt hobbled with an injured ankle. Daniels received a cheer on his first appearance. Fitzpatrick and Reilly contributed strong defensive plays.
Miss Clara Louise Hart formerly of this town wed Canard of Fall River at 7 p m Saturday in South Swansea at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Herti. Rev John B Say of the Unitarian society officiated. Bridesmaids included Lilla Lottie Wien Ruth Craig Olive Ring and Rosa Bowker. A reception followed and the couple planned a honeymoon while locals are urged to read advertisements for bargains and sales in this issue.
Mrs. William Bishop is home on Summer Street with rheumatism. Mrs. Bellows and son John returned from St Margaret's hospital. Several families plan summer trips to Perley Lake New Hampshire. Fred Lemoyne admitted to Deaconess hospital Concord and operated on. Marriage notices, church services and civic events like K of P devotion, a Brotherhood concert, and the Loyal Order gathering highlight a busy week in town.
Manager Duffy has built a solid Hudson squad with catcher McNally and pitcher Brown, aiming for a balanced, high hitting club. The July 4 matchup near Hudson draws a big crowd as two strong pitchers pace the game. Other local teams, including Concord and Marlboro, show mixed results with standout players like Hopkins and Wilder drawing attention.
The notice reports the death of Mrs. Dewitt in Concord at 7 o'clock. She is survived by Hoffman and Beth Guitz of a listed address.
Annual memorial service for C C F and Maynard lodge members held Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church with 66 Maynard lodge and 42 Rebekah members present. Procession led by Walter Taylor and Mrs Nettie Graham. Rev Osgood delivered a sermon on Inasmuch, with choir and organ. Notables included Daniel Potter of Concord. Harold Edwards left for Pittsfield. Fred Newman visiting Providence.
In Concord a wedding at St Benedicts Somerville tied William J Burger to Miss OBrien of Somerville. Best man was a clerk from the local post office. The bride wore white satin with lace overdress and tulle veil with lilies of the valley. Bridesmaid wore blue chiffon. A wedding breakfast at the bride’s sister Kierys home followed for family and friends from Milton, Arlington, Concord. The couple will reside on Lewis Ave Arlington. Mr Bulger teaches at Concord High School.
The Deaconess Hospital gratefully acknowledges Daughters and friends for contributing porch screens. The long open porch extends the ward area, allowing sun and shade with awnings, improving comfort for patients during the day.
The Trinitarian Church announces a pastor's evening subject titled A God's Universal Reign. The program lists hymns and notes an Auxiliary of the War event with references to Miss Pace and Pete Pact.
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