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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1920

Page

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Maynard Buggy Accident Injures Two Travelers

Farmer Hep Albert Batley and Mrs. Bailey were returning from a ten day vacation at their camp in Rindge New Hampshire when a motorcycle sped past near Simonds Tool factory in South Fitchburg. The frightened horse dashed the buggy, throwing them out. Mr Bailey was unconscious and taken to Burbank hospital for treatment with facial injuries and bruises. He remained under medical care for several days.

Albert Batley Actonst South Fitch Mraley Rindge Simonds Tool Factory South Fitchburg Bailey Burbank Hospital Fitchburg Pital

Auction Sale at Mooreland Farm Concord October 2 1920

80 percent of the purchase price can remain on mortgage for one year with 6 percent interest. The easterly portion of Mooreland Farm about 87 acres is offered at absolute auction on October 2 1920 at 2 p m. Six lots range from 2.7 to 8.1 acres with frontage on Lexington Hawthorne Cambridge and Carriage Turnpike aiding homes near the Louisa Alcott House and Mill Brook.

Concord Bedford Road John A. Finigan Mooreland Farm Lexing- Hawthorne Road Cambric Lexington Road Louisa Alcott Lexington Lexington Street Hawthorne Road Mill Brook Hawthorne Cambridge, Turnpike U. S Michigan Cambridge Turnpike Wm. Bulger

Concord Opens Open Doubles Tennis Tourney

The Concord Country Club starts its first open doubles event with preliminary rounds and early matches. Eleven teams compete as residents pay 1.50 to enter, with several results noted including Eaton-Newman defeating Keyes-Buttrick and Cameron-Harlow defeating Shipley-Pratt 6-2 6-4.

Concord Country Club F. Eaton H. Newman H. Keyes J. Buttrick P. Flavin J. Dee W. K. Shaw W. K. Shaw Jr J. Shipley W. Pratt W. Magoon A. Marshall J. Keyes 8. Buttrick A. Cameron A. W. Harlow

Middlesex School Football Team Prepares for Season Opener

Candidates at Marblehead began light practice with captain Benjamin Bassett leading six letter players James Otis William Austin Seabury Cook Carl Hiller and George Knowlton. First game set for Sept 25 at Concord as team braces for a difficult schedule. Mrs George Minot Baker of Concord attends General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Washington.

Middlesex Marblehead Concord Benjamin Bassett James Otis William Austin Seabury Cook Carl Hiller George Knowlton George “Minot Baker Hotel Lafayette 16Th Eve Streets Washington General Federation of Women’s Clubs

Maynard to Meet Concord Junction at Junction Next Saturday

Maynard town teams up with Concord Junction for a Saturday afternoon game arranged by James Hunt of Powder Road. Hunt predicts Maynard can pierce the Junctionites’ streak as battery wearers Ell and Mulcahy stand behind him.

Maynard Town Concord Junction James Hunt Powder Rd Maynard Junctionites Hunt Ell Mulcahy Battery Dent Roy Mee Short King R Manning Marsden Ryan Oates Maynard Rooters

Local Social News From Concord Junction Area

Mrs James Doyle of Allston visits her parents Mr and Mrs Patrick Reilly. Mrs Lydia Moreau and Eva weekend guests in Attleboro. Miss Annd Marshal of Waltham visits sister Mrs John M Collins Main St. Births noted for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lombardo and another to Mr and Mrs John H Adams. Meridan residents return from visit with Mr and Mrs Alexander MacEachern. Peter Hogan and James Barret party take auto trip to Peterboro New Hampshire for weekend with relatives. Several young ladies attend annual insurance convention in Boston at Copley Plaza.

James Doyle Allston Patrick Reilly Lydia Moreau Eva Attleboro Annd Marshal Waltham John M. Collins Main Charles Lombardo John H. Adams Deacones& Hospital Burton Bemis Meridan Alexander MacEachern Peter Hogan James Barret Peterboro

Howe to California for winter garden venture

Mrs. B. F. Howe writes from Minneapolis that she will travel to Long Beach California on October 4 for the winter. She plans to return next summer to Minneapolis to run a garden, noting her success as a western farmer and her aim to help lower living costs.

B. F. Howe Minneapolis Long Beach Cal

Acton News Highlights Local Visits and Accidents

Westboro residents Rev and Mrs Pierce visited Westboro friends. Moore and Cram own a new Ford Coupe. Frank Mansir spent three days at Marblehead. Fred Easterbrook of Fall River, formerly of this town, called on friends and visited C. A. Mead. Alonzo McGee in a Ford touring car was struck by a loaded electric car at Harvard Square Cambridge, car badly smashed and he injured. Acton Fair Premium list being mailed. if not received, write A. W. Emerson, Concord Junction, R. F. D.

Fred Easterbrook Fall River C. A. Mead Alonaz McGee Harvard Square Cambridge Rev Pierce Westboro Acton A. W. Emerson Concord Junction

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Sarah B. Moore Amea Mooreland George Albree Mass Anderson & Son Grocer Main St. Concord Catherine Gleason Madeline Ryan Mary Tobin Mattie Teabo Margaret Collins Helen Hayes Cecilia Reilly Dorothy McCarthy Agnes O'Grady Rose Reilly Grace Donovan Boston Copiey Plaza California United States Cord F Tises Miller, Goodrich and Fisk Torrey & Vialle Walden Street Dodge Maxwell Chevrolet Cadillac Main St Duro West Moore Cram Frank Mansir Concord State Armory American Red Cross Pathe. News Shackleton Expidetion Edgar's Jonah Day Oakland Davidson Motor Company
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