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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1914
Page
2
Town fans review the season as the world series continues. Local players show effort despite a tougher year and solid batting performances. Season totals and standout averages are presented for the team and players.
Dispute over a planned two game set between Maynard and Marlboro ends season talks unresolved. Marlboro advances to Gilroy’s guarantees, shortfalls on a special train investment, and delayed payments to players Wilder and Murray. Efforts to heal relations aim for next season.
The hunting season began quickly with notable activity near Harvard and Jim the Woods area. Reports indicate plentiful game while local foreign born residents appear engaged.
The article outlines hunting limits by species including grouse woodcock quail and pheasants with daily and seasonal caps. It requires pheasant reports within 24 hours listing day number and sex and notes staggered reopening dates for various species through November to February 28. Licenses vary by status with nonresidents paying 10 dollars, aliens 15, and residents 1. gray partridges are banned.
The Commercial Department beat Academic Course 11 to 3 on the playground Friday afternoon. Key plays came from Mc Manus Dahl and Nordberg for the winners who turned a lightning double play. Ed Coughlan hit a three bagger for the losers. Batteries: Maley Morgan for winners Lent Lloyd for losers. Miss Doris Springer of Hudson visited town with Miss Fidelis Callahan. Mr and Mrs Charles Weaving of Boston and Mr and Mrs Nathan Sideman with Miss Ida Sherr visited relatives in town and Lowell during the week.
A Thursday evening gathering of about 20 friends celebrated Flora Dyson with a $5 gift and a sweater. Mrs. William Brayden spoke eloquently, and the hostess’s heartfelt response underscored deep affection. An old fashioned wedding sketch and games followed with refreshments and merriment.
IS MAKING GOOD Co. reports Sydney Coulter, Providence Journal Industrial Editor, as a fast rising figure in Rhode Island. He joins the Southern New England Textile club, the Industrial committee of the Providence Y M C A, and the boom cotton cloth movement committee of the Providence Chamber of Commerce, signaling strong local influence and recognition.
Marlboro senator McCarthy pursues county commission contest using a car for countywide campaigning. Ex-Rep. Lynch and other Democrats pledge aid, with Lynch possibly speaking in his interests. McCarthy relies on votes from his current senatorial district to boost his campaign.
About 50 000 would be buyers left without reservations while Maynard residents who filed for World Series tickets faced disappointment. Some wrote in up to four weeks ago, showing the intense interest, with Boston handling on the level.
Francis Coughlan spent several days with his grandmother Mrs John Moriarty in Marlboro. Mr and Mrs William Ingham of Roxbury spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Ingham.
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