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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
1
J White a member of the class of 1925 will assume the post at collage High School as editor and artist this spring with duties to start in May according to school officials.
The Cambridge Registry Office announces an auction sale with no reserve. Information forthcoming from the office. Graven presides as official.
Cipola dies in a June 15 1919 gun battle. Dianisa Rizzo wounded on Hayer Street. Rizzo from Brooklyn, brought to Cambridge for trial. Cipola named three assailants in a dying statement. Gracefo arrested, serving sentence. Guiseppe Rizzo fled New Jersey then later located in funeral crowd.
A novelty event at Concord Junction playgrounds pits Concord Union Club against Holy Name Stow in the first of two seven inning games. Teams will be drawn from a hat just before game time, then the other two squads will play in the night cap.
George Ruth known as Babe Ruth may spend a few days in the South Sudbury area this week. Mrs. Ruth notified the estate caretaker that she will arrive, with Ruth possibly accompanying her. Fans recall his status as baseball’s idol and the Yankee gold mine he represented, while noting the impact of his absence on the team and the enduring hope for his return.
Maynard announces the return to classes on September 8 with the high school remodeled into two academic study halls and two extra recitation rooms. Over 300 students enroll and vacancies appear in science civics and English while several staff changes occur across Roosevelt Bancroft and Main Street schools.
The goal is to transform the teaching staff by retaining only teachers with proven experience. This strategy emphasizes seasoned educators to raise classroom quality and student outcomes.
Maynard Troop 4 led by Guyer W Fowler camps ten days at Bear Hill pond Harvard. The boys manage all camp tasks, drill, sports, swimming, and sentry duties under supervision.
The August nursing report shows cases forwarded new admissions discharges and a on hand tally with 6 nursing visits and 45 public welfare visits. Fees collected amount to $22.50. Miss Mary Ward is on vacation and Miss Madrienne Buckminster from Waltham hospital is attending the work in Maynard.
A 21 year old mill worker Ro ward Crowley of Parker street suffered a painful hand injury while on the job. He was taken to the mill hospital in Boston where doctors saved his finger despite fears of amputation.
Concord defeats Holy Name by 3 to 2 to claim the league title. Notable players include Al Loftus Pep Cousins Shuck Bulger Len Smith and Jimmie Ryan guiding a strong infield and a slugging outfield led by Al and Fred Loftus Ed Dempsey. Johnson's double in the sixth proves decisive.
Concord baseball team remains atop the Assabet Valley League standings after repulsing a minor assault at the summit last Wednesday as they dig in for the winter schedule.
Johnnie Byrne seven, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Byrne of 11 Reesevelt Street, drowned Saturday at about 5 pm in the Avusabet Woolen mills pond. He slipped from a 3 inch ridge into twenty feet of water and could not swim. Patrolman Driscoll recovered the body about 6:50 after dives by John Spratt failed. Funeral services were held Monday at St church. Community mourns.
Louis Leverenit will occupy the Foley house soon. The Goulds return from a month at Five Islands Maine. Charles French leaves Acton Motor Sales. Annie F. Kinsley returns from Scituate. Ernest Banks moves to Father Whitcomb’s Massachusetts Avenue home. Marjorie Stearns joins local teaching staff. The Kinsleys resume residence in LZ after two weeks with relatives. Moving pictures resume at the OOF hall Friday. Louis Leverom moves family to Foley house on Massachusetts Avenue. Edward and Mrs Bursow depart for a week in New York. Mrs Edward Stevens assists the stock committee for the new high school.
Police report three Boon cottages burglarized with drawers sacked and silverware scattered. Only small change and a pair of links were missing from Hazel Dell and Kane properties, while Mrs Kane at home heard nothing. No other thefts reported.
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