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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
5
Acting manager John Sheridan says a banquet to honor the players is under consideration with many fans behind the idea. The event would also form a permanent base of supporters and establish committees for winter entertainments to fund next season. Tickets would go on sale if the plan proceeds.
Progressive lodge and Maynard Council join K of P and K of C with league contests on local alleys. John Lent leads the K of P while Wm Fournier heads the K of C in a multi-society series. Hugh Miller claims a five to beat any town lineup as Ed Billet Jim Lent and others warm up for the season.
Umpire Tom King earned a local title for steady work that impressed visiting teams. He was selected to call the Hudson Clinton game in Hudson on Saturday and Framingham Natick rubber games in Natick on Sunday. His salary was tripled for the out of town assignments.
Brick Wilder made a quick trip to Montreal last week to catch for the Montreal team in a post season game. He was familiar to fans, having played there last year in a post season series.
The Junior Holy Name eleven will play Marlboro at Crowe Park next Saturday in an opening match under strict training. Four returning stars Bakun Clark Mitzcovitch and Jones headline the squad. A class of 50 candidates will join Karl Kitchener lodge Sons of St George at a regular meeting next Monday with Grand Lodge officers as guests.
Maynard High School defeated Westboro 6 to 0 at Crowe Park on Saturday. Frigard scored the locals' touchdowns as Maynard's defense stifled Westboro and aided by strong play from Maynard's backfield. The contest marked the second game of the season with the season’s prospects opening to show promise for upcoming matches.
The Maynard High School employment bureau begins a program to help present or past students find positions. It seeks all who are unemployed or seeking a change to call and register for the service.
Miss Margaret Hubbard Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Grant married Willis Moore son of Mr and Mrs Moore at Trinity Church Concord Friday afternoon The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Alexander The bride wore a pearl trimmed gown with a pearl train and carried orange gladioli and chrysanthemums Bridesmaids wore orchid and green chiffon gowns Best man was Thomas H Eckfeldt Jr The couple will reside in Germantown Penn after a reception for both families.
A quiet wedding occurred on October 15 in Nashua New Hampshire uniting Helen Marie Hagerty of Nashua and Francis Greenley of Nashua with a reception at the groom’s home. The couple will reside in Nashua after a wedding trip to Canada. John C Paige Co of Boston sold a Dodge runabout to Torrey Vialle. Rev Benjamin R Bulkley family moved to their Chapter house on Lexington Road. Harry H Brooks Birthday Europe trip notes. Provincetown visit.
In her home on Middle Street this winter she will be joined by her sister Mrs. Gage a skilled musician and noted accompanist. The Conrad Renters will reside at the Colonial Inn this winter. The Charitable Society plans a meeting at president Mrs Sherman Hoar’s home on Wednesday Oct 19 at 2 o'clock.
A group of local Girl Scouts spent Saturday October 15 at Dr Chamberlain's farm near Middlesex School. They enjoyed tennis and other outdoor activities in favorable autumn weather described as wonderful for October.
The Western Middlesex Conference convenes in Concord on October 19 in the Unitarian church. It marks the first meeting in Concord in ten years and invites both men and women to attend. Luncheon will be served at the parish house.
The official visitation of R. Warden Charles F. Flemings D D G M and the 12th Masonic district accompanied by a suite visited the Corinthian lodge in Concord on Monday evening October 10 with about 175 present and five entering the Apprentice degree. A supper for roughly 125 featured scalloped oysters cold ham potatoes and string beans banana fritters cake ice cream and coffee. At the Women’s Parish association monthly meeting October 17 Rev E Stanton Hodgin spoke on Discovering America Anew.
Classified brief seeking general housework by day. Telephone West Afton 63 12 012 21.
The County Bureau of Agriculture in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture presented a film program at Concord Town Hall on Oct 14 drawing over 400 spectators. The event, the largest yet for the series, included two beauty reels three educational films and a Farm Bureau picnic record in which many attendees appeared. A silver collection to defray costs set a local record. Subsequent shows will run four to five week intervals through winter.
Concord Junc scored 13 to 12 over Gram Schools in a outball game at Mansfield. Scoring players include Bouchard Robertson Dempsey and Johnson with Dempsey adding the extra point on goals. Referee was Kelly.
Austin McRae operates trained bee hives at his Main Street store and offers home brood products for sale, noting no violations related to the Volstead era. The item describes his bee operation and retail offerings.
Concord defeated vat 9 to 2 in the second game at Junction. The full lineup details are not readable in the provided text.
David A Baldwin was elected president of the Concord Country Club at its meeting held at the clubhouse last Saturday, succeeding Herbert Townsend. Harry L Brown was chosen vice president Pickard J secretary and Ralph reefer? The officers along with EB Goodwin Winthrop T ge cespot Andrew Hepburn were named as the board of directors.
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