Concord Junction Beats Roxbury All Stars 3 2 in Baseball Showdown
Concord Junction baseball club captured its 23rd win of the season by edging Roxbury All Stars 3 to 2 in a heavy hitting contest at the Playground. Loftus and Peppard starred with timely hits, while A Loftus and Lof ts contributed on offense and defense. Next Saturday the Ysyward nine were scheduled to visit for another featured game.
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Roxbury All Stars
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Ois
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Ysyward
Real Estate Transfers In Barrett Mill Road Area
Mrs Georgie Musgrayse sells two Barrett Mill Road properties to George Chappel and Mrs Harrie Vanderhoof with Waldo P. Lapham as agent. A Derby Street depot dwelling is now a residence bought by S H Behanell, with Waldo Lapham as agent. Antone Ruggino buys two Herrington Avenue lots from Waldo Lapham.
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Georgie Musgrayse
Barrett Mill Rd
George Chappel
Harrie Vanderhoof
Waldo P. Lapham
Derby St
Tiloon
S. H. Behanell
Town Town
Waldo Lapham
Antone Ruggino
Herrington Av
Fire near Rexall store dries up after quick response
A small blaze was found Thursday morning between the Rexall store and the rookiee building near Ui sqnall. Concord Junction and another department assisted but the local crew extinguished the fire with little trouble.
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Rexall
Concord Junction
Concord Sports Roundup: Loftus Triumphs and Golf Victory
Dick Loftus returned home after a standout season with Evansville leading the team in runs hits and speed. Evansville finished second, two points behind the pennant winner, while Loftus is tipped to join Cincinnati Reds next season. First time Concord defeated Lexington in a club match 25 1 2 to 19 1 2 with H Snelling and Ian K Smith advancing to the club championship.
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Concord Junction
Roxbury State
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Q i
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Evansville
Cincinnati
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Reds
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Cincinatti
Concord
Tae
Lexington Solf
Ers
H. Snelling
Ian K. Smith
Looks Like A Good Team For The Season
The high school football squad opens practice with many returning players and new hopefuls. Captain Daniel Kelly leads the group as Danial Cleary adds staff, while key players Mullane, Duggan, Wood, and Mara return. First game slated for Sept 25 amid a tough schedule.
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Gsch Peckham
Db. Daniels
Daniel Kelly
Mulaney
Duggan
Wood
Mara
Martinson
Dubenger
Candles and Travel Notes From Mass School Visit
Mins. Gladge Miller resumed fer candles this week at the Mass School of Pharmacy, Benton. Edward Loughlin and children Perotnea and Edward returned Sunday from Hull where they have been since August 1. George Clarence Mantar is having a three weeks vacation from his duties at the Old Colony Trust Co. and spent time in Hartford and New York City. Mr Menter visited many places of interest and reports a splendid time.
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Mass School of Pharmacy
Benton
Edward Loughlin
Perotnea
Edward
Hull
George Clarence Mantar
Old Colony Trust Co
Hartford
New York City
Menter
Our Base Ball Team Faces Need for Stronger Play
A local fan panels the team over their poor showing at Ayer and Lexington. Calls for fresh pep or new players to front Hudson series, insisting nine players must work together rather than rely on one star. Urges removal of underperformers and return to solid baseball to satisfy fans.
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Grounis
Hudson
Ayer
Lexington
Gianes
Pastoral Sermon and Evening Lectures Planned
The pastor will preach next Sunday morning on The Reality of Region. Sunday School follows the service. An optical lecture in the auditorium at 7 o clock covers Under Ceylon Palms with illustrated scenes. Midweek meeting Friday at 4 45 follows a program by the pastor on Our Relation to God in America.
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Palms
America
Armory post house repair underway and readying facilities
The James J Mansfield American Legion post is undergoing extensive repairs by R J Wilson Co. The drill shed will be converted into a fine hall with lounging rooms, pool rooms, baths, and a comfortable headquarters. Completion expected in about two months. Auctions note: Os H Forbush to sell farm goods Sept 30 1920 in Billerica, then Oct 5 in Pepperell. Celery plants offered. Mrs William Mitchell visiting Lynn guest of Mrs Percy R Foss.
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American Legion
R. J. Wilson Co
H. Forbush
George Crosby
Billerica Centre
Mass
St Pepperell
W. FP
Stereoptical Lecture At Town Hall By New England Telephone
A Wednesday evening lecture in the town hall by A. Farr of New England Telephones drew a large audience and explained the telephone system from start to finish. John Lynch returns home after a year with the US Navy in Honolulu. The school committee reports coal supplies sufficient for current needs and notes Whitney Coal and Grain Co has been filling high school and other local schools.
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Atowpten
Betas
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Migs
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New Baron Norman School
Edith Wheeler
Jacksonville
Mla
Deval High Sche
A. Farr
New England Telephones
Grange
Ferr
John Lynch
Honolulu
US Navy
Whitney Coal and Grain. Co
Emerson
Peter Bulkeley
Baldrey–Wheeler Wedding in Concord Reach
Mr and Mrs Charles Baldrey of Arlington announce the marriage of their daughter Beatrice to Alden Rice Wheeler son of Mrs Anson Wheeler of Nine Acre Corner Concord. The Rev Loren Macdonald performed the ceremony with Marian and Dorothy Wheeler as bridesmaids. They will live in Nine Acre Corner after a wedding trip.
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Charles’ Baldrey
Maple St. Arlington
Beatrice
Alden Rice Wheeler
Anson Wheeler
Nine Acre Corner
Concord
Loren ‘Br Macdonald
Misees
Marian
Dorothy Wheeler
Wheeler
Selectmen Debating Plan to Link Five Towns Rail Route
Hudson opposed to Concord Maynard and Hudson Street stairway Co plan to form a five town railway to run a line with trustees from Concord Maynard Hudson Stow and Acton. A guaranteed operating fund would be created with proportional taxes. Stow favors the proposition Maynard will consider it Acton opposes aid. Concord workers in Maynard and Junction fear another hard winter if no aid is provided.
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Hudson Street Stairway Co
Concord
Maynard, Hudson, St
Acton
Boston
Stow
Maynard
Hudson
Junction
Mlesex Mutual Fire Insurance’ Co
Concord K of C elects officers and honors McSweeney
Concord council Knights of Columbus held its annual election on Tuesday. New officers include Mehon GK Healey DGK Manion T Cull nane FC Mansfield RS Cullnane Dee Chan and McSweeney appointed district deputy for his leadership that boosted membership from 185 to over 300 since May.
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Mr McSweeney
Concord Council
K .I.C
John Mehon GK
Thomas J. Healey
Daniel’ Manion T
Daniel
PB Cull
Nane FC
Thos. H. Mansfield
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Matthew J. Cull
W. Richard B. McSweeney
K. of C
Maynard
Tax Hike Sparks Fear In Concord Town
Residents express worry as Concord property taxes rise to 85.60 dollars this year, up from last year. Officials cite higher annual town meeting appropriations as the cause, noting many homeowners plan to sell due to the tax burden.
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Concord
Dance Set by 26th Division Veterans at Armory
The Military Police Veterans Association of the 26th Division will hold a social dance at the Armory on Columbus Day night Tuesday October 12. Jefferson’s colored orchestra of Poston will provide music and a good time is promised. Many attendance is expected.
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Military Police Veterans Association
Jeffeson
Colored Orchestra
Poston
Organized band of fruit and vegetable thieves plaguing farms
Thieves using motor trucks steal hundreds of dollars worth of produce across towns. Police are outnumbered and farmers defend crops with shotguns. Middlesex County bureau seeks ways to mobilize police and farmers against the gang, which operates mainly at night though daylight thefts occur. A note mentions Martin, formerly a resident, purchasing a house at 56st from Mrs George EB Walcott.
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Middlesex County Bureau
Mertin
George EB. Walcott
Aerial Postal Service Opens Bombay Hante Route
A Shipping and postal notice announces the Bombay Hante route now operational. It uses three passenger De Hay Mach machines to carry 10 pounds of mail and baggage. Mail is delivered to Karachi on arrival day and outbound cells depart as steggers leave.
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Karachil
Bombay
Stegggeers
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