All Stars Triumph In Rough Baseball Clash
The Saturday game featured Lyons and the All Stars battling a Viking squad with Wood starting before Walker relieved him. Despite a 10-7 lead by the Long Giants late, the All Stars surged with Mike Hayes driving four straight hits and defensive plays by Ingles McSweeney Ring and Akers helping seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Team
Arid
Mips Ibd
Viking
Prentiss
Wood
Lyons
Biyte
Het Wood
Walker
Yeors
All Stars
Struck Out by Wood and Prentiss in Pitcher Umpire notes
In a brief on base activity and pitching, Wood fans 10, Prentiss fans 2, Ryan fans 6. Walks issued: Wood 2, Ryan 2, Prentiss 2. Umpires Snow and Brown recorded the game events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Prentiss
Ryan
Snow
Brown
Parish Community Hosts Reception for Pastor Macdonald
Members of First Parish Welcome Rev. Loren B. Macdonald and Mrs. Macdonald with a casual reception at the Meeting House. A musical program featured Mrs. Hitchcock, Lawrence Cook, Caleb Wheeler, and Marion Barker. Ice cream and cake followed, served by the social committee and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
S. Nodes
First
Loren B. Macdonald
A. B. Hitchcock
Lawrence Cook
Caleb H. Wheeler
Marion Barker
Advertised Letters in Concord October 9
The Concord Tribune lists advertised letters for October 9 including Anderson A S Andrews Frank W Abbott Y S Brown Fred H Rolfi William Colari N Cook L A Davis H C Fletcher M R Hosmer N W Harrington Francis Jansen Ole Libbey Horatio K Moore River Lodge Monaldi Enrico Monahan George McPhillips Thomas Patterson Thomas C Peterson Helmer Preble N Shaw Curtis Vosburgh W Wheeler Wim Fitch Miss Alice Huntington Miss C S Howe Mrs Herbert E Hughes Miss Mary T Lucey Mrs Con Hunter Miss Minnie Percival Mrs C R OBrien Mrs F Truminen Miss Mabia Te gs Miss D Williams Mise.
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Concord
Anderson
A. S
Andrews
Frank
Abbott
Y. S
Brown
Fred H
Rolfi William
Colari
Concord Tribune
Cook
L. A
Davis H. C
Fletcher
M. R
Hosmer
N. W
Harrington Francis
Jansen Ole
Libbey
Horatio K
Moore River Lodge
Monaldi
Truminen
Mabia
Tegs
Miss. D
Williams
Mise
Card of Thanks from Arthur C. Meehan
The Meehan family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and support during a time of trouble and for gifts and acts of kindness.
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Arthur C. Meehan
Local Social Visits Highlight Regional Guests
Mrs Daniel Goodenow visits relatives in Hanover New Hampshire. Mrs Samuel Parker stayed with relatives in Andover. Miss Margaret Kamesh spent holidays with Mr and Mrs Ernest Crowell in Swampscott. Fred Holt of Manchester visited Delia. William C Somerville stayed in Providence Rhode Island. Mise Margaret Cook of Waltham entertained by Mr and Mrs Geo Kennedy. Ernest Butterworth of Winchester spent Sunday with his parents. Corro, Mr and Mrs Ernest Crowell recently with Mary Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kamesh
Ernest A. Crowell
Swampscott
Mise
Margaret Cook
Waltham
Geo. A. Kennedy
Ernest Butterworth
Winchester
Joel Butterworth
Cottcora
Pleasant Evenings Promised by Trinitarian Brotherhood
The Trinitarian church Brotherhood distributes programs for 1915 season. Bevan will speak on Testing of Milk with experiments after a banquet at 6 30. Officers include Moore president Towle and others. committees cover Membership Boys work and more.
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Brotherhood of Trini
Brotherhood of the Trinitarian Church
Bevan
Brotherhood
Meee & Moore
Charles H. Towle
Ole
Thorpe
Charles. R. Borland
Boys’ Work
Peveril C. Pétérson
Henry P. Thorpe
James Parker
George Nelson
All Round Printer Macdonald Publishes Parish Calendar
Rev Loren B Macdonald produces neat monthly parish calendars for First Parish members. The pamphlets feature a Meeting House image on the cover and list coming month events and Sunday services, with officials listed on the back. Parishioners have long received seasonable pamphlets from his Nashobard residence printing setup.
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Loren B. Macdonald
Macdonald
Nashobard
Fire at Sudbury Road home linked to resident’s sleep
Fire crews were called at 2:40 a m Sunday to Frank Hill’s Sudbury road house. Firemen found no services needed after an apparent cause listed as the man in bed. The blaze is under investigation with sleep disturbance noted as probable cause.
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Frank Hill
Sudbury Rd
Committee for Dance Leads Senior Class Event
The senior class of the high school organizes a dance with contributions from the Committee for Dance. Students plan decorations, music, and refreshments for the upcoming school social. Advisors coordinate approval and safety measures.
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High Schoo
Armory Notes Plans Move to New Armory
A business meeting of Company will be held Thursday evening to discuss plans for the move into the new armory.
Local notes reflect town life and events across March
Mrs Elsie McClellan becomes the new bookkeeper at N A Davis market. Lena Fiske leaves after long service. A smoke talk at A U W hall features Nate Tufts John Jacob ers Lowell and B L hg Weston. Marlborough Motorcycle club officials checked riders at Walden street. Mrs W T Hodges moves into Bartlett house for winter. Suffrage banner reappears near the mill dam amid practice for a debut. Motorcyclists pass through twice on Sunday, Lieut Paul R Smith travels to Baltimore then West Indies. Meeting planned at Mrs C F Adams' Thursday at 2 o clock.
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A. U. U. W. Hall
Nate Tufts
John Jacobers
Lowell
The
Republic Eminee
B. L. Hg
Weston
Ti Dawin
A. Wehethore
Marlborough Motorcycle Club
Walden St
Paul R. Smith
U. S. Revenue Cutter Service
Baltimore
West Indies
Deint Geee Ie
C. F. Adams
Evening School Enrollment Plans in Concord
If enough pupils enroll, Concord evening schools will open with two sessions weekly in the high school and West Concord buildings. Enrollment closes on the 23rd, with a $1 deposit to guarantee attendance and another $1 for books. Sessions run 7:30 to 9:30 or 7:00 to 10 p.m. depending on demand.
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Wells A. Hall
Concord
West Concord
Harvest Festival and Barbecue at Storrow Farm
Mrs James J Storrow hosts a harvest festival and barbecue at the Lincoln farm on Saturday afternoon and evening drawing more than 3000 attendees. The event supports the National Allied Relief fund.
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James J. Storrow
Lincoln
National Allied Relief Fund
Concord Odd Fellows Parade Highlight in Hud City News
Several Concord Odd Fellows were noted in a parade of early participants in Hud cation of the enlarged to that town.
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Concord Odd Fellows
Eusten
To Meet in Vestry Monday Afternoon
A notice about a meeting of the Women's Parish indicates a vestry gathering will convene Monday afternoon to discuss parish affairs. The brief item signals an organized church event with no further details provided.
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
William Davis of Colon Nebraska visits Acton friends. Asaph and Mary Parlin visit relatives in Stow. R W Porter begins duties as juror in Cambridge Superior civil court. Esther Fredrickson leaves Belmont position to live with her mother. Mrs E A Phalen and friends from Bedford see Geraldine Farrar in a film during the summer.
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Asaph
Mary A. Parlin
Stow
R. W. Porter
Cambridge
Esther Fredrickson
Belmont
E. A. Phalen
Bedford
Geraldine Farrar
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Almira Frances Pickard and Kennan Damon
At the Pickard residence on Saturday, Almira Frances Pickard married Kennan Damon of Concord in a quiet ceremony. Rev. Fred W. Tingley conducted the service. the couple will reside in Weston after a brief trip following a small reception.
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Cyrus Pickard
Almira Frances
Kennan Damon
Concord
Harry ‘Starr
Waltham
Mr. Simpson
Damon
Fred W. Tingley
Congregational Church
Ernest ‘Wetherbee
Weston
Suffrage Notes Distinguish Voter Conduct by Gender
The report cites U S census bureau prisoner data from New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Massachusetts showing 27 606 male inmates and 27 606 female inmates. Women constitute 9 1 percent of lawbreakers while men account for 90 9 percent in these facilities.
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U. S. Census Bureau
Pét Arte
New Janey
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Surprise party for Miss Gertrude Simpson at Mrs McHachern home
A group hosted a surprise party Tuesday evening Oct 6 at Mrs Alex McHachern's home for Miss Gertrude Simpson and presented her a locket and chain. Guests included Mather Berg Helen Helsher Gladys Warren Alice Down Ruth Robinson and others as the evening featured games and refreshments.
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Alex McHachern
Gertrude Simpson
Mather Berg
Helen Helsher
Gladys Warren
Alice Down
Ruth ‘Robinson
Rose
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Sidney E. McCleary
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F. C. Dumsaine
Charles G. Kent
Nathaniel P. Uel G. Kent
B. L. Pilene
Frederick G. Schull
N. Bilis Richardson
B. Bartlett
Mise Miles
Daniel Goodenow
Hanover
N. H
Samuel Parker
Andover
Fred Holt
Manchester
Delia
Giessants
William. C. Somerville
Providence
R. I
Cently
Mary Shea
Warrenton
Is Pett
Barrett
Committee For Dance
Armory Notes
Elsie McClellan
N.A. Davis Market
B. A. Strout
Dell
Lena Fiske
Davis Market
W. T. Hodges
Bartlett House
Colonial Inn
Acton
William Davis
Colon, Neb
Miss Almira. Pickard
Automobile Supplies
Mass
Crocker
Main Street
H. J. Dwinell
Prop
Maynard, Mass
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