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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
8
Concord Junction tops Gilroy 54 to 1 in a cold weather baseball contest marked by defensive errors and base running miscues. Pratt and Loughlin led late scoring with Roscoe driving in runs as pitching stayed solid despite conditions.
The May Club entertained many guests at a Friday evening dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Russell. Four young hostesses Misses Witherbee Miriam Russell Damon and Dorothy Messer led the evening with tasteful decor featuring sweet peas and flowers.
Miss Margaret Reilly has accepted a position as clerk in the Concord bakery. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Russell are next to be noted in the community notice as owners of property and heads of a local family.
A reflective line by Ashley Sterne notes that profit often travels without honor. The aphorism contrasts modern commerce with ethical restraint, suggesting economic success may come at a cost to integrity.
The 10 45 a m sermon will be The might of little things with a five minute talk to children on Samuel the boy who listened. Miss Angie Bent visits Quincy while Chester L Perry recovers from flu. Mrs Miriam Kempton ill with grip. Albert J Sheffield of Boston home briefly. George Wilson moved his house onto a lot bought from Harlan Noyes. Arthur Hawes ill with pleurisy. Miss Gladys Gerry hosted friends at her home Sunday.
The West Concord public schools invite all interested to visit the Peter Bulkeley school on May 28, and the high school on May 29, with prior days for the elementary on May 16. Pupils will exhibit work and improvements in recent years. Boston Harness Co. cuts staff and many workers face an indefinite vacation due to lack of business.
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