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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text shows a post office filing reference under the March 8 1879 act with names Maynard Concord Sudbury and Ac on Bedford, suggesting a legal or administrative notice at a local post office.
A Concord High School production of The Mikado drew a large audience, repeating the strong reception of its prior performance. The show showcased musical numbers and colorful staging that delighted attendees.
Local shops announce half holidays this Thursday afternoon for the summer season. Managers cite reduced demand and aim to balance staffing. Customers advised to check closing times as the day approaches.
Classified items include WANTED furnished rooms near post office Concord high school inquire Mrs Saunders Bedford sale liver typewriter in excellent condition rare bargain and estate notice for Erastus H Smith Concord notices call THEOPHILUS MASON administrator public probate notice dated June 21 1913
A fragmented obituary honors Joseph Derby born August 7 1826 in Lincoln. The excerpt notes he was part of Conco six brothers and mentions his family Susan Ann and three children Harvey and others, reflecting a long life and mourning by kin.
A fragment recalls a Roslindale game with shaky batting and solid defense. Mentions Cleary pitcher status, Jim Hopkins at second, and strong fielding from the visitors who mishandled eight chances, while the score remains unclear.
A June wedding anniversary reception for Mr and Mrs Wood featured roses and silver gifts from Concord friends and a whist club. The couple, married June 20 1898 in Boston, reside in Concord where both are active in First Parish work and local clubs. Their five children helped host the family gathering attended by Concord friends and Mrs Wood’s former girlhood companions.
The Scandinavian Sick Benefit Association will hold a lawn party at Christian Olsen’s home on Barrette Mill Road. The Maynard Brass will give a concert and several features have been announced.
On July 4 the team plays here in the morning and again in the afternoon against a strong Massachusetts collaboration. The battery of Palen and Davies is described as among the best in college ball. Marlboro loses in 11 innings as Powers and Shepard show return of batting eye, with Underwood and Young building a promising era.
Residents discuss arranging flower donations to be cut and sent to Boston. Town volunteers will gather Thursday with Mrs. G. A. Tewkil to coordinate efforts and identify those unable to attend.
Concord High School held graduation exercises at the town hall beginning at 8 o'clock with 86 students completing four years. Supt. Wells A. Hall announced that 22 or 25 percent left school, most transferring or pursuing work, with 15 transfers and 4 in poor health. Diplomas were awarded across General, Mechanical Arts, and Post Graduate tracks. notable honorees included Madeleine Staples and Harold Asaph in solo performances, and Cum Laude distinctions for Giblin, Altred Siger, and others.
Mrs Edward Horton with James and her three daughters Olivia Mary and Louisa will spend the summer with Mr Tana in Concaud. Mr James and others are already on the move, having sailed from cord in January. Mylius the Belgian Jew was detained at Island awaiting deportation. Reports in York and Boston papers stirred public interest at the time.
Wallace B Conant is noted for a poem honoring Roger Conant. The piece appears in a Boston setting with remarks on literary merit. Edward J Lyons of Cineene Junction is appointed to the police force this past week.
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