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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
7
Concord Junction reports a holiday baseball program marred by a 9-6 Maynard win in the morning and a 12-4 Concord rally in the ninth as crowds flocked to games, a band concert, rides, and a large refreshment stand benefiting the Baseball Association.
In the afternoon two teams lined up before the largest crowd ever seen on any field in the area. Concord team members prepared as a twirler chosen by the stadium stood ready, while observers noted the tense atmosphere and local rivalry.
In a limited readable section, two base hits credited to Powers and three base hits to Varley Loughlin and Wilder. Pitchers Hadley Cummings and Loughlin allowed 12 and 6 runs respectively. Three walks by Cummings and Loughlin, hit by pitches to Loughlin Bulger and Hadley, a wild pitch by Cummings. Umpire Smith and attendance listed as 1800.
Malcolm Mackay moved from Assabet avenue to Pleasant street. Howard Hatch and family spent the holiday in town. George Landry of Lynn guests of local friends. John Hannon enjoys a vacation from Reformatory duties as Mass Reformatory baseball team defeats State Prison team 4 to 1 with McHugh pitching crackerjack. West Concord WCTU to meet at 109 Commonwealth Ave on Sept 10. Edward MacClellan also on vacation from duty as letter carrier. Wallet with large sum lost on road to White Pond. reward offered by Ernest Klinkek, 487 Main St Concord.
Howard Jamieson competed at the Somerville games and placed second in the 100 yard dash at Locust Street grounds in South Boston earning an elegant suitcase. John Davis of New London Connecticut visits William Bishop. Remodeling contract awarded for the fire department building to John Nordberg. Dr. W H McOwen of Newton Upper Falls hosted by sisters Mia M A Coughlin and Mary McOwen. High school overflow reaches 110 pupils though 106 were accommodated. John W Flood attends corn roast in Hudson backing W S Lamson’s Hudson representative bid. Miss Anna Holt to resume piano lessons September 18 with lessons on September 8 9 10 11 64 Summer Street.
A reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wright in Albertville and Lawrence featured four generations. Dorothy Wright, six months old, joined kin including Jennie Ruhl, and George D. Elson photographed the group.
Prominent Wrights mark a family milestone as the four pictured total 175 years and six months. Mr Wright turns 80 next Sunday born Sept 7 1863 in Bradford England and has lived in the area since 1871 after earlier years in Tease hax country and West Cneimeties. He retired from active work eight years ago.
We extend our sincere thanks to all who assisted us after our loss. We are full indeed to all and will remember the many acts of kindness which lightened our sorrow. Mrs. Patrick Kelley Mr. Henry McCormick and Mrs. McCormick
A fragmentary item notes an unselfish act perceived as worth more than monetary gain. It emphasizes the idea that generosity can rival or exceed financial compensation.
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