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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1920

Page

7

Concord Junction Wins Series In Island Park Thriller

Concord Junction dominates as Eddie Boyce hurls a no frills win over the Appley Rubber Go team before 3000 fans from six towns. Crowley and Delaney spark the locals with timely hitting including a squeeze play, and Cousens clouts a three bagger driving in the decisive runs. Umpires Barry and King praised for steady call. time 44 minutes.

Junctionites Concord Junction Wasergentsa Boston Cousens Eddie Boyce Eddie” Boyce Neady Morgan Paniewane Delaney Hayes Bosquet Loftus Royce Peppard Crowley McNally Lucier Heath Norman Boyce Barry Tom” jKing Maynard Plouffe Concord Jet Apsley Donovan Bagey Reyes King

Notes of the Game Security and Strange Bets Highlight Early Play

The fragment notes a tense early game with a half million dollar wall fence around players and mentions Al Loftus and Pop Com King Harry Ledgard in batting terms. It records mixed emotions for Manager Cousens after the fourth, suggesting a game with high stakes and uncertain outcome, set around Columbus day with a tense finish looming.

al" Loftus Harry Ledgard Maynard Cousens

Concord club marks 36th anniversary luncheon

Oat 11 the club celebrated its thirty sixth anniversary with a luncheon attended by 275 members. Mrs Edward Damon and Mrs George Brooks among others were honored guests. The event featured reminiscences by former and current officers and a strong push for a school dental clinic.

Scoutmaster Recruitment Drive Gathers Strong Interest

The First District Council Roy Scouts of America reported a successful recruitment drive on Saturday. Many applicants remain to be evaluated, promising future enrollment as trained Scoutmasters for the upcoming fall season after selection and a Boston training course led by James J. Storraw.

Roy Scouts of America Boston James J. Storraw

October Sale at Trinity Church in Concord

Trinity church and society plan an October sale at the Parish House on Elm Street Concord on Friday October 15 from 3 to 6 pm Aprons bags and fancy articles will be offered A rummage table and novelties are in planning Admission free.

Trinity Church and Society Elm Street Concord Bimst Massachusetts

Registration drives urge Concord women to vote

The Republican Town committee and the Women’s Republican Committee of Concord urge women to register. Registration is scheduled at Engine House Concord Jet and Town Hall on October dates with times in the evenings. Officials John M. Keyes and Florence N. Brown lead the effort offering assistance and guidance.

Républican Town Committee Republican League ‘of Concord Women’s Republican Committee of Engine House Concord Jet Prureday Gisd John M. Keyes Republican Town Committee Iward B. C Concord Repub‘iean League Florence W. Brown Women's Republican Committee of Elizabeth Forbush John J. Connorton John W. Bruce

Tablet dedication for Porto Rico war dead in San Juan

A bronze tablet honoring the Sixteenth Maine regiment's dead from the 1898 Spanish American War will be mounted inside a new San Juan Federal building. It lists all who died, includes a relief map of Porto Rico, and notes three Concord soldiers Corporal Ralph P. Hosmer Priv George Adams and Priv Charles A. Hart. The State commission led by Col Charles K. Darling will sail from New York on November 6 with the Governor and others.

Te Ting Porto Rico Spain Féderal San Juan Siath Concord Col Corp Ralph P. Hosmer George Adams Charles_A. Hart State Commission Charles K. Darling Edward J. Gihon Frederick M. Kendall New York

Local Social Notes From Concord Town

Mrs Johng entertained her mother Ma arst Marshall of Waltham. J F Early reports the Na manager copies the house at 75 Ce Mr and Mrs Kennan Damon turned Saturday motor trip. Frank Joyce and daughter Rita of Waltham visited friends here. Joseph Alexander returned to Jersey City after a few days at his Derby street home. Mrs Drincoll of New York City guest of Mrs Robinson Central street. Mrs Williams and daughter Louise returned from Cambridge visit. Gay Elmes and children enjoyed an auto trip to Falmouth for the weekend. Lost between Westvale and the Junction a plain band wedding ring. Return to 411 Main Street.

Johng Joseph Alexander Jersey City Derby St M. A. Drincoll New York City Charles ‘Robinson Central St R. H. Williams Louise Cambbridge Gay Elmes Ren Dorothy Guy Falmouth

First Meeting of Season Held by West Concord Woman's Club

The executive board met at president Mrs 8. T. Blood's home on Tuesday afternoon October 5 to line up the year's work. An instructive and entertaining program was approved and discussed by members.

West Concord Woman's Club 8. T. Blood

Left for Florida as Waldo Haynes family departs

Mr and Mrs Waldo Haynes of Watertown formerly of this town travel to Tampa to settle there with Mrs Susan Roberts the mother of Mr Haynes. They were joined by Mrs Roberts who spent the summer with her daughter Mrs Allan Kennedy.

Waldo Haynes Watertown Tampa Fila Haynes Susan Roberts Allan Kennedy

Concord High Suffers Season Opener Loss at Natick

Natick High defeated Concord 18 to 0 at CooMdge playgrounds. Captain Kelley led Concord’s effort as the team, featuring only two other experienced players, showed early signs of promise. Next, Concord hosts Lexington High at Concord Centre playground.

Concord High Natick High CooMdge Natick Kkelly Capt Kelley High Lexington High Concord Centre Hughes Duggan McKenney Mara_ McDermott Martinson Ray Sheeran Griffon Prendergast Woodworth McArthy le Duberger Lord Mullaney Pine Wynn Gage Pickard Kelley

Advertised Letters From Concord Mass List

Concord mass letters advertised include Frank M Barrett Willard Ball H H Dison Dr. H. H. Flynn Mrs A. W. Frances Miss L. F. Harris Mrs Evelyn Ford Mra Archie Perkins Mrs D. B Styles Miss Hartlett Mrs Johns Higgins Miss F Mac Kerron Miss Erma Nichols Mrs A. H Quiet Mrs L. D Troy Mrs Elizabeth

Concord Mass Barrett Frank M Ball Willard Dison H. H Flynn A. W. Frances L. F Harris Evelyn Ford Mra Archie Perkins D. B Styles Ladies Hartlett Johns Higgins Miss F MacKerron Erma Nichols A. H Quiet L. D Troy Eliz

Concord Woman's Club Calendar 1920 21 Holds Meetings in Vestry

The Concord Woman's Club organized in 1895 with 194 members plans a busy year. Meetings occur in the vestry of First Parish. guests may attend once per year and each member may bring one child to Children’s Day. The year features a 25th anniversary luncheon, lectures, music events, a Pilgrim tercentenary talk, and an annual business meeting.

Concord Woman's Club Concord’ Woman's Club Edmund Garrett Harriet Uphat Pilgrim New ‘England Signora Olivia Rosset England George M. Baker Charles ‘B., Brown Massachusetts Clauie A. Gilson Fert Felix Wells

Concord Country Club Annual Meeting Held Oct 16

The Concord Country Club will host its annual meeting on Saturday afternoon October 16 at 4 40 PM at the club. Tea will be served prior to the gathering.

The Concord Country Club

Miss Helen Fitzpatrick Weds J William Byron in Cambridge

Miss Helen R Fitzpatrick daughter of Mrs Joseph Fitzpatrick of Cambridge is married to J William Byron son of James J Byron of Hubbard Street in St Barnard's Church Cambridge Tuesday morning. Rev M P Mahan officiated with Rev W M Chittick assisting. Bridal party included Miss Erin Fitzpatrick and Frank B Byron. The couple planned a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home after the ceremony before a recent family bereavement. They will tour to New York and western cities before returning to Hubbard Street.

Helen R. Fitzpatrick Joseph Fitzpatrick Cambridge Jir William “Byron James J. Byron Hubbard St St. Barnard’s Church M. P. Mahan W. M. Chittick Brockton Ryn A. Fitzpatrick Frank B. Byron Mendelsohn Lohergin Lee Donahue Maynard Byron Ymca Law School New York City

Willis Attends Meetings and Acts in Acton Maine

Willis spent the week in Portland Maine on business and will attend the rally before the election. Rev and Mrs Michelson and Mr and Mrs Hall attended a town hall meeting. The Acton Agricultural Association announces a meeting Friday at Acton Center Town Hall to report on Acton events.

P. H

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