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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
8
Concord Junction loses the opener 10 to 3 at Hudson as Norman shines for the home club and Hudson fans praise right field. Hudson pitcher Norman fends off Concord Junction rallies with 12 strikeouts while Boyle in right field tallies four hits for Hudson.
The first meeting of the West Acton Women's Club is set for Monday October 11 at 1.40 pm in the Baptist church. Members must present tickets at the door. A program is prepared and good attendance is hoped for. treasurer Mrs Carlisle will receive at home or at the first meeting.
Rev. Mr Perdelwitz delivered an eloquent sermon at the Universalist church on Sunday and graciously expressed thanks to members for their friendship to him and his family. He left town Monday to join his family at White River Junction.
If you are not on the mailing list of the Acton Agricultural Association send a card to the secretary Mr. A. W. Emerson Concord Junction Mass Rh. F. 8. No. 1 requesting him to add your name to the list. The Premium List and other advertising material will soon be ready to mail. They are yours for the asking. Mrs. Phalen.
Bedford J Laffin of Concord sells his ice business to W Hosmer of Billerica. A party from here visited Mt Wachusett Sunday. October devotions will be held at St Michael's church on Wednesday and Friday. The annual Grange fair at town hall last Wednesday was financially and socially successful. The poverty party at The Church of Christ Vestry, organized by the YPSCE, was a great success. Military drill will be held Fridays at the high school. Mr and Mrs Frederick Sullivan returned from their wedding trip. Mrs Sullivan was formerly Esther Mara of Concord. Dr Foster and family moved into the house vacated by Mrs Temple. Hi F Davis and family returned from New Hampshire after a short vacation.
The recap praises the two umpires and highlights Heath’s stop of Loftus’ grounder in the second inning as the star play. Norman struck out six over the fifth to seventh innings. Hudson players received $35 each from gate receipts. McNally’s great play in the fifth stopped a Doherty grounder and nailed a runner at first.
Report notes an unusually large number of women present at the Concord Junction game. Police arranged traffic for the event and observers expect a third game to occur.
The Concord Junction baseball team hosts Hudson in the second game of the series on Saturday afternoon with Eddie Boyce pitching. The home team aims to regain their previous honors as Boyce takes the mound in good form.
Advert says a new Argo-phosphate tablet method clears pimples and improves complexion in days. Claims include increased weight for thin people and a safe, pleasant experience. Mentions Rosetone for bust development and cautions to use argo-phosphate only if weight gain is desired. Dispensed by P. H. De Lee.
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