Niece of Randall Lufkin pens lines and Concord notices
A niece of the late Randall Lufkin writes verses for his children about death, peace, and reunion. The Concord High School announces seniors and Winaddial committees with members including Kenneth B. Cook, Titan W Ballou, and Mary Dee, plus decorating, printing, music, and literary groups led by Miss Mary Shaughnessy and Mr Julian Ballou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Lufkin
Concord High School
Kenneth B. Cook
Titan
W . Ballou
N. L. Torrey
Frank
Virginia Wilson
Ruth French
Abigail Bacon
Mary Dee
Julian W. Ballou
Frank 8. Hubbard
Mammittee
Maude Kelley
Lillian Harmon
Midred Flagg
Mesars
Stephen Rich
Everett Reed
Russel Quimby
Henry Duran
Lterary
Mary Shaughnessy
Elizabeth Nagle
Florence White
Aiva Gray
Beatrice Fletcher
Dorothy Tewkesbury
Grace Tuttle
Julian Ballou
Death of Michael Norton
Michael Norton boarded at Gilbert Grimes home on Bedford road and died Wednesday May 11 from dysentery after a short illness. He had recently worked at A B Newell's farm. He came to Concord about two years ago and had prior farm work around town. Little is known about his background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Norton
Gilbert Grimes
Bedford Road
A. B. Newell
Norton
Concord
Alice in Wonderland brought to life by Concord group
The King's Daughters of First Parish presented a Boston Women's Industrial Union production of Alice in Wonderland in Monument Hall Concord. Miss Louise Garland organized the event with local attendants Bessie Carty Eleanor Johnson and Rosamond Porter. Proceeds benefit hospital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Wongétland
Concord
Ana
Monument Hall
Women’s Industrial Union of
Boston
Louise Garland
Miss Garland
King’s Daughters
Flist
Bessie Carty
Eleanor Johnson
Rosamond Porter
Garidtid
Guadys Wheeler
L. B. Macdonald
Lucy ‘Hosmer
Millett
Philip Davis
Howe
Mabel Wheeler
No Hit No Run Game Matchup Concord at Middlesex
Middlesex beats Concord 11 to 0 at Middlesex grounds in a dominant performance. Barron led with a three base hit and a home run while Boyle struck out eight and Fallon nine for the pitchers. Concord bowled out after failing to record a clean single and committing eight errors in eight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Middlesex
Concord
Boyle
Barron
Stevens
Douglas
Winsor
Sanderson
Devereux
Nutter
Urquhart
Fallon
Hooper
Varley
Notable Names List from Community Notice
A partial OCR shows a roster of individuals including George Bishop Frank Corrieri Dr and Mrs H P DeForest George Greenwood H L Holt A Johnson Putnam Investment Co W J Pritchard Patrick Roche James Richardson Sydney Spencer Dr C P Lawin Miss A M Aspinwall Mrs Blanche Mentzer Miss Margaret Marks Miss Hither O Donnell and Mrs A Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bishop
Frank Corrieri
H. P. DeForest
George Greenwood
H.L. Holt
A. Johnson
Putnam Investment Co
W. J. Pritchard
Patrick Roche
James Richardson
Sydney Spencer
C. P. Lawin
A. M. Aspinwall
Blanche Mentzer
Margaret Marks
Hither O'Donnell
A. Robbins
Diamond Point Plan Sparks Baseball Bats Contemplation
A rumor claims the baseball management considers holding the bats due to underuse this season. The article jokes about a slump tied to a Friday incident and references a no hit game, Dougherty's absence, and the Wright brothers comparison, ending on a sardonic note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Boyle
Wright Brothers
A. ‘Fx
Dougherty
Concord School Triumph Over Marlboro in 4 2 Victory
Concord won a well played game at Marlboro by 4 to 2. Hills pitched effectively with four hits allowed. Matthews, Adams and Knowles contributed solid defense and hitting while Marlboro’s base running hindered their efforts. Attendance 100. time two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Marlboro
Hills
Matthews
Adams
Knowles
Williams
Slattery
Drummey
Adame
Spencer
Glover
Hutch
Lynch
Bigelow
Spinney
Hurley
An Ee
Gilman
Adleigh
Drummer
Suede
George J. Delaney
Roxbury 7 Concord 3 baseball game recap
Concord high dropped to 7th loss of the season as Roxbury pushed ahead in the seventh with a hit two errors and a three bagger. Russell of West Roxbury pitched steadily despite late errors as Concord rallied for two runs. Fay Kelly and Smith triggered the offense with three base hits and stolen bases by Coy Fay Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Concord
Roxbury
Russell
West Roxbury
Earth
Fay
Kelly
Coy
Smiith
Dempsey
Hallowell
Smith
Manley
Hulliat
W. Roxbury
H Po
Ballou Cf Ooo
Hunt of Oo
Po Robinson
Lincoln If
Bliss
Pratt
Garrett P Farrell
Eckfeldt of Wood
Searle Cf Ee
Pepperell
J. Leary
Milland
Paull
Sullivan
Lanigan
Bryant
W. Leary
Chin
McGrath
St. Andrews
Robinson
Garrett
Paul
Leary
Rath
Eckfeldt
Wood
Farrell
Bawiand m
St Andrews School Defeats Pepperell Nine in Concord
The Pepperell high school nine traveled to Concord Saturday but fell 7 to 4 to St Andrews school after early runs in the first, third and fourth innings and another in the seventh. The game held spectator interest despite the score. A public notice details a lost book from the Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord May 13 1910 and classified ads seek an experienced cook and second maid for Mrs B S Barrett, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepperell High School
Cohcord
St. Andrews School
Mass
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord
Barrett, Cor. Academy Jane and
Sudbury Road
D. A. Baldwin
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Memoriam
Peace
N. L. Jones
California
Ateniee-Angillary Guten
Ieee
Armory
Regt. Orchestra
Fitchburg
Corp
Ralph Hosmer
Ee Tees
Cambridge
Thacher and
Prescott
W. H. Wells
W. Chase
Philip Twoom
Derland
King’s Daughters of First Parish
Bbdston
Union
Devereux Cf
Psey
Hunt
Richardson
Hopkins
Hayes
Ballou
Concord School
Middlesex School
Groton School
Devereaux
Miller
Boyje
Hardwick
Colt
Alsop
Companp
Diese Glover
Matthewa Ss
William of
Wadleigh
Marlboro High
Turner
Hutch P
Marlboro H
Wright
Roton School
Simons
Freediey
Hinchon
Sturgis
Frothingham
Groton
ST. Andrews’ School
Matthew Steinman Harnesses
Grant St
Joseph. Kulesar
New York
Over the
White’s Block
Main St
C. W. Hunt
Walden Street
Cuthbert Raspberry
Wilfred Wheeler
Stanley
L. C. Surette
Court Square
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Maynard, Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Everett ‘St
Waltham, Sant’ Cambridge
Grand Union Fea Co
Waltham
H. B. Ford
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Huylers’ Whitman
J. C. Friend
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St
C. S. Towne
G. H. Hopkins
Walden St
Archibald Buchanan
William J. Bulger
DR. A. Fernald
Larseo
Boylston
Back Bay
W. Herbert Way
Pike
Peach
A. L. Hicks
Walden
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