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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
6
The document lists publication origin at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts with second class matter status dated 1903. It names Walter P Frye treasurer and John H Lawton manager, and shows subscriptions at 1 dollar yearly with various rates and advance payment terms. It also includes scattered town names Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
Calumets of Stoneham routed Concord 12 to 2 in the Labor Day morning game. Hopkins pitched well early before tiring, and Stoneham capitalized as Concord faded after an early advantage. The contest deteriorated late as Stoneham pulled away with a strong eighth inning burst.
A Friday dawn storm caused wind and window damage near the Amory Powder Co. plant while Grange members discussed fall exhibit plans and a seven-member committee was formed. Notices advertise ads and services, with lost book notices and local job postings included along with domestic chores offers.
Mrs. Fred McDonald and Concord friends share week updates as the Woman's Club programs arrive. Miss Leslie Leland returns from a European tour while others plan visits, weddings, and social events. Concord's First Parish postpones September communion, and a new agricultural course at the high school sparks interest with instructor A W Doolittle guiding hands on farm study and English tailored for agricultural work.
A columnist criticizes defeats as inspiration and highlights Foley and Hopkins as pivotal Maynard pitchers. He notes Concord Junction’s mixed results, a Marlboro doubleheader under manager Hickey, and a Globe display heading praising a Maynard victory while lampooning rival fans.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Lowden of Hubbard sit announce the engagement of their daughter Effie to N MacRae of Lincoln. Miss Lowden recently returned from vacation in Winthrop with her sister Mrs J Alvord Rose and has many Congratulating friends. She works at Miss E A Buck store and is active in the Trinitarian church and choir. MacRae is a contracting plumber from Leno town Lincoln and is well known in Concord.
Poetic fan letter praising Concord baseball and local figures Ed Loughlin Pratt Naters and Joe Hopkins praising unity and spirited support. Calls for next year’s team and joining Concord and Concord Junction in a united fan base with root root root enthusiasm.
Public invited to Mass asparagus Growers Association field day at the experiment station grounds Tuesday all day luncheon at noon speakers include Prof R L Watts director of Pennsylvania State College Prof J Norton Bureau of Plant Industry Washington D C Prof F W Morse Mass Agricultural College and Wilfrid Wheeler secretary of the State Board of Agriculture strong invitation to all in the area interested in asparagus cultivation.
The church will hold a morning communion service with reception of members and a brief sermon by the pastor. The Sunday school resumes at noon. Friday evening sermon is The Apostle Peters Last Word. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 6 30 in the chapel and 7 30 in the auditorium. The Middlesex local Endeavor Union convenes at West Acton next Saturday with sessions at 2 30 and 6 45.
The body of Henry Benson of San Antonio Texas who died at the home of his sister in Concord was to be honored today. Funeral services are planned at the First Parish Meeting House Sunday afternoon with Rev Loren B Macdonald officiating. Interment will be in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. A. McConnell leaves Wednesday for a two week vacation from a Concord drug store, portions of which will be spent in Nantucket.
Concord council Knights of Columbus hosted the fall season dance Monday night in Monument hall. Dixon's Orchestra of Sonerville provided music as committee members led by Knight Joseph M. Appleby organized the event for guest enjoyment.
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