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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1909

Page

5

Marlboro beats Concord in baseball tilt on 85-1 scoreline

Marlboro high defeats Concord 8 to 1 with strong pitching by Matthews and Morgan. Slattery and Grenier hit two bases, Slattery added two stolen bases. Morgan allowed 8 hits while Matthews yielded 6. Umpire B A Gauthier. Attendance 300. Time 1 hour 20 minutes.

Concord School Ab Ribth Po Ae Morgan P Gilman Rf Matthews Fitzpatrick c Banks Armstrong Wadleigh Spencer Marlboro High Concord Slattery Grenier Chisholm Morgan Mathews Wade A. Gauthier Marlboro

British Veterans Seek Flag on Graves at Concord Bridge

A Massachusetts chapter of the British Naval and Military Veterans Association requests permission to place a United States flag and a British Union Jack on the graves of two British soldiers at Concord Bridge on Sunday the 30th. They offer to marshal a small detail of no more than 10 men and bear all costs. The letter, dated Park Square Boston, asks for a reply by the 18th and notes the matter has been referred to the public grounds department for action.

British Naval and Military Veterans Association of Massachusetts Murray’ Ballou Board of Selectmen Park Boston United States Concord Bridge Massachusetts Public Grounds Department For Action

Bible Field Day at Trinitarian Church Highlights Power and Immigrant Role

Last Sunday featured a Bible Field Day with Rev. Chas M Southgate of the Massachusetts Bible Society delivering a talk on The Book of Power and a sermon on The Pilgrim and the Stranger focusing on immigrants. The evening observed the 72nd anniversary of The Sabbath School Missionary Association with Thomas Todd Jr presiding. Mrs Chas H Towle was elected secretary and treasurer for the year. Next Sunday offers a Gospel song service using the Alexander collection followed by a sermon on Foresight Versus Anxiety and Lessons from the Birds and Flowers.

Chas. M. Southgate Massachusetts Bible Society Sabbath School Missionary Association Thomas Todd, Jr Chas. IH Towle Alexander Christian Endeavor

Concord Women During the Civil War Featured by Parish Guests

The Women's Parish association hosted women from town parishes in the First Parish meeting house with a paper by Mrs. Prescott Keyes on The Concord Women During the Civil War. War songs by Mrs. G Hollis Blake accompanied the talk and tea followed served by the entertainment committee. The King's Daughters sold fancy articles at tables run by Mrs. Henry F. Smith Jr and others including Miss Florence Howe and Julia D. Wheeler.

Prescott Keyes Concord Women's Parish Association Soldiers’ Aid Society G.hollis Blake Father Abraham Johnny E. Brown L. B. Mcdonald George D. Sohier Cyrus Hosmer King’s Daughters Henry F. Smith, Jr George J. Emmett Florence Howe Julia D. Wheeler

Bradfords Host Circolo Italiene Meeting in Concord

M B L Bradford closed his Boston winter residence on Bay State Road and reopened Field Head in Concord. About 40 Circolo Italiene members attended tea where Signor Guidi spoke on Citta di Firenze and Florence tourism. Mrs Bradford was elected a counsellor. Guidi, a Florentine literateur, charmed with vivid word pictures of Florentine people and culture. This season's final meeting capped the year's program.

M. B. L. Bradford Bay State Road Boston Fieldhead Concord Bradford Circolo Italiene Die Boston Signor Guidi Signor’ Guidi

Work Progressing on Pipes to Lake Nagog near Nashawtuc Hill

Work on stringing pipes to Lake Nagog continues with actual digging expected around June 1. Water from the new source would flow into the Nashawtuc hill reservoir for now, and this should not end the lake as a summer resort. Restrictions on pond use may come, but likely not severely.

Lake Nagog Nashawtuc Hill

Spraying Machines Strengthen Fight Against Gypsy Moths

Three new spraying machines join the gypsy moth department and prove powerful enough to spray over the tallest trees in town. The work is so effective that burlaping of trees may end, reducing the field squad.

Gypsy Moth

Fire Department Officers and Company Chiefs Named

The fire department is reorganized with George G. Morrell as chief engineer and Samuel H. Tuttle Frank W. Holden Silas A. Bean and George A. Bickerton as assistant engineers. Holden also serves as clerk. Hose 1 Captain John H. Loftus with Lieutenant John F. Manning and Clerk James B. Finan. Combination 1 Captain William F. Horne Lieutenant John W. Mara Clerk Joseph B. Keyes. Hook and Ladder 1 Captain Rasmus O HelSher Lieutenant Michael J. Dempsey Clerk Joseph Dee. Combination 2 Captain Allan A. Kennedy Lieutenant Herbert W. Carr Clerk John M. Collins. Hook and Ladder 2 Captain Michael J. Collins Lieutenant John W. Whalen Clerk James F. Riley.

George G. Morrell Samuel H. Tuttle Frank W. Holden Silas A. Bean George A. Bickerton John H. Loftus John F. Manning James BE. Finan William F. Horne John W. Mara Joseph B. Keyes Rasmus O’helsher Michael J. Dempsey Joseph Dee Allan A. Kennedy Herbert W. Carr John M. Collins Michael J. Collins John W. Whalen James F. Riley

Carriage Dealer Promises Demonstration Of Reliable Red Car

A carriage dealer advertising in bold terms offers any carriage or automobile for sale and invites potential buyers to set a time for a demonstration of a dependable red car. The dealer emphasizes trust and reliability and compares tor cars to tor cars of the same era.

Tor

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