Battle of Music at Pastime Tomorrow
Hardys orchestra faces Bray and Savine of Milford in a Pastime Hall clash tomorrow night. The band, gaining recognition, is booked in vaudeville via the Keith office and has starred at New England theatres including Poli's Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hard
Orchstra
Bray
Savine
Milford
Pastime Hall
Hary
Keith
New England
Poli
Worcester
Hardy
Savino
Death Comes After Four Year Illness
Norah A McQuinn age 49 died at her Forest Avenue home in Hudson shortly after 10 last night after nearly four years of illness She was admired for a charitable life and is mourned by her brothers Charles and Patrick and sister Margaret who survive She was a faithful St Michael Church parishioner and Young Ladies Sodality member Her funeral is set for Thursday from St Michael Church with burial in St Michael Cemetery under Undertaker McNiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Patrick
Margaret
Hudson
St. Michael's Church
The
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St Michael's Church
Bural
St. Michael's Cemetery
McNiff
Mathewson Linked To New Players Union Prospects
Reports indicate a new players union is forming among major league baseball athletes with Christy Mathewson, then recovering from tuberculosis, named as potential president. The group seeks a voice on the national advisory board and arbitration for salary disputes, aiming to challenge the owners dominated system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy Mathewson
NEW Union
Giant
Saranac Lake
National Advisory Board
Landis
John A. Heydler
National League
Bank
American Lea
Babe” Tuth
Bob Mouser
Bill Plercy
Expenditures Rise for Early Baseball Teams
The article notes the Boston club in 1875 shows receipts of 37 767 06 dollars and expenses of 34 505 00 dollars leaving a balance of 38 261 07 dollars. It compares era costs to modern salaries, citing two players costing 175 000 dollars and suggests Babe Ruth earning more than the Boston club’s 1875 receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
McGraw
Tim
Babe Ruth
Hornsby Aims To Break Batting Mark In N L
A photo shows Roger Hornsby gripping a bat. The St Louis Cardinals star led the National League last year with a .370 average. He intends to repeat and improve on that batting mark this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Hornsby
Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Fans Help Team Win Baseball Games
Home crowds boost teams by lifting players' spirits and pushing opponents into slumps. The article notes that fan support often determines game outcomes across baseball and other sports.
Baseball Notes Many pitcher changes and trades loom large
The item surveys frequent player movements including Strunk in center field for Chicago fans and Phil Douglas rumored to be discarded. It notes Portland buying Sullivan and Harrison from Philadelphia, Blume with Detroit’s Giants, and various managerial shifts with Roy Thomas taking Houston’s reins. A probate notice closes the page, detailing a request for care costs for Catherine A. Burke’s burial lot in Cambridge and a court date set for September 25, 1922.
French plan to upend the winter in Boston
West Acton reports Charles Ward of Old Colony Trust Co with the baseball nine left Friday for New York to play there Saturday. Miss Mary Flagg of Cambridge visited recently. A. I. Goding of Jacksonville Fla visited brother J A Gedings. Several barns burned by lightning strikes including Mr eaves Harvard, W H French Box Yoro, and M B E Taylor Ac on Centre. Walter Lawrence hospitalized in Boston for appendicitis after incident last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. French
Boston
Charles Ward
Old Colony Trust Co
New York
Mary Flagg
Cambridge
A. I. Goding
Jacksonville
Fla
J. A. Gedings
Eaves
Harvard
W. H. French
Boxyoro
M. BE. Taylor
Acon Centre
Walter Lawrence
Children’s Hospital
Concord county relocation notice for Monument Street
County commissioners at Lowell on September 1922 approve relocating Monument Street in Concord from Powell Road to Carlisle Line for common convenience and necessity. A meeting is set for October 18, 1922 at 11 a.m. in Concord to finalize the relocation. Deputized officials certify service of notices and publication in the Concord Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Concord
Monument Street
Powell Road
Carlisle
Selwetven
Relocation of Williams Road in Concord approved
Concord town officials announce a meeting on October 18 1922 at 11 am in the Town Hall selectmen room to relocate Williams Road from Old Marlboro Road to the Old Road to Nine Acre Corner. The action is for common convenience and necessity and notice was served and posted as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lowell
Concord
Williams Road
Old Marlboro Road
Nine Acre
Selectmen's Room
Ralph N. Smith
Concorde
Concord Entrprise
Mortgagee's Sale Real Estate in Bedford Mass
Foreclosure sale on October 10 1922 at two o'clock PM of a Bedford Massachusetts parcel described in a 1909 mortgage from Roger W Brown to George McIntire. Terms require 200 dollars cash at sale and balance within 28 days. other terms to be announced. Attorneys Johnson & Johnson of Woburn represent the mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Brown
George McIntire
Middlesex South District
Lppublic
Bedford
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Highland Avenue
Cutler
Evans
Cutler Street
Cotter Street
Herbert A. King
Middlesex
George. McIntire
Johnson & Johnson
Main St. Woburn
Relocation Meeting Set for Barretts Mill Road Concord
The Concord County Commissioners announce a public meeting on October 18, 1922 at 11 AM in the Town Hall Selectmen’s room to consider relocating Barretts Mill Road from Lowell Road to the State Highway at Reformatory. Notices were posted and published fourteen days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph N. Smith
Cord
Concord
Commonwealth of
M. J . Middleplex
Lowell
Barretts Mill Road
Lowell Road
Reformatory
Town
Ral N
Smith
Cleck Spptemberg
Concord Enterprise
Albert J. Adams
Bedford County Officials Seek Main Street Relocation in 1922
DoIesex County Commissioners meet in Bedford to relocate Main Street from Loomist Westerly to North Road for common convenience and necessity. Clerk Ralph N. Smith notes the hearing at Bedford Town Hall on September 1 1922 with notice of relocation. Washington reports President Harding’s veto of the soldier bill. leaders expect an override.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dolesex
Lowell
Bedford
Main Street
Loomist
Oncord Road
North Road
Selectmens
Town Hall
Ralph N. Smith
Washington
House
Harding
Senate
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Fall’s Hat Brigade
NEW Idea Store
Maynard
Gleasondale Woolens
Tremont St
W. A. Haynies CO
Amos Strunk
Chicago
Phil Douglas
Portland Baseball Club
Sullivan and Harrison
Philadelphia Athletics
Giants
Blume
Braves
Foster Ganzel
Evanston
Culseland Indians
Film Sallee
Brooklyn
St. Louis Nationals
Ray Blades
Houston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Nashville
Roy Thomas
St. Louis
George Whiteman
George Abrams
Enid
Western Association
Cincinnati Nationals
Wallace Hood
Seattle
Mandy Brooks
Peoria
Solld
Columbus Club
Catherine A. Burke
John J. Mahon
Concord ‘Enterprise
Agren
George F. Lawton
Elaire
West Acton
Aibert J. Adams
Sherif
Albert
J Adams
A. Paul Fillebrown
Ball Field
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