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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
3
The Maynard Town faced Noly Nome in a Saturday championship game at Crowe Park. The Town led early but the Juniors charged back with a dramatic twelve inning contest, delivering rare plays and loud sideline enthusiasm as both teams fought to claim the title.
The article extols Dodge Brothers cars for lasting quality and steady value, arguing that innovations are genuine improvements rather than fads. It emphasizes all steel construction, predictable service costs, resale strength, and the company’s focus on core quality over constant model churn.
Concord Junction residents share summer visits and new moves. Ruth K Kittredge of Washington DC visited Manchester Vermont with Evelyn Macdonald. Henry Johnson has moved into the Bacon house on Commonwealth Ave. Marcona Ring and Lena Brown return from Bermuda. Grange meets Sept 28 with a minstrel show led by Louise Williams. George Virgin and Kent of Dorchester call on C J Mogans and Robert Carter family. John P Condon welcomes a new page at Emerson Hospital. William Fought returns from four weeks with relatives in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio.
Arooki Anderson and Frank Pickard departed Friday for Canton New York to enter St Lawrence College. Mires Melen Loran and Misa Helen Connell attend Fitchburg Normal School.
Lionel C Bourque one of three escapees from the State farm was brought back to the Reformatory Friday night after two Gardner truck drivers picked him up for a ride. He revealed his identity during the trip and the drivers delivered him to officials at the Reformatory.
Annursine Grange hosted a fall reception for the teachers and principals of Woeet Concord and Concord School in Hoof Hall. The after-meeting musical program, directed by Mrs Ldamie Odgdon, featured the Crane orchestra with Ming Kath Comeau Mira Genevieve Prawley Marni Witherall and others.
Mrs Dorothy Elderkin of Marlboro will stage a children's min atrol show in Sudbury on October 2. Henry N Eaton returned home from Framingham Hospital on September 12. Mr and Mrs George Hirl are renovating the interior of Granger Hall. They have given their service.
Notes list social visits and moves including Mr and Mrs Herbert Ment at PF B Rent, Lawrence Hadley visiting with cats, Miss Loii Stiles returning to Connecticut school after summer. Benjamin Taunton serves at Sudbury Centre Post office. The Fred Miler family moved to Fuss deck Southbury.
Maynard council and the K of C build association plan a public event at John Doe hall in Poa open to residents. The gathering features Mr and Mrs Donald La and family, with Franc Murphy taking a local agent role for Fahirtrom Co engaging Arlington engineers.
In Oregon at Yale Dr Sexton a longtime physician in charge of a sanitarium is remembered by many old friends. He was a well known proprietor of Sextons lunch and a brother of Dr Sexton noted in local circles.
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