Inter-town basketball melee sparks torrid league action
In Pastime hall the Scholastics beat Lvisa's Market 21-5 as both sides sprinted early and endured a tough pace. Saisa's Market defeated Kanto AC 25-1 at Waltham Street hall. Steamrollers edged Boys Club 25-24 in four extra periods, while other teams including White Bagle and Eagles won in tight finishes.
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Belanski
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Kochnowie
Kanto A. C
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Rutaoen
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Huhuimaki Rb
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Murray Ir
Strand Theatre Reopens Thursday After Refit
The Strand Theatre on Main Street returns with interior redecorations and new acoustics under the Markell Circuit. Kenneth Barkey announces revised seating and a reduced admission, featuring Amos and Andy in Check and Today with Conrad Nagle as principal attractions tomorrow and Friday.
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Main Street
Reope Poursday
Markell
Kenneth H Barkey
Field
Boeaite
William Leonard
Forkey
Amos
Andy
Conrad Nagle
Tragic Explosion Claims Local Youth in South Action
In South Acton the town mourns Fred Brill Jr who died in a Powder Mills explosion on Saturday. His father Fred Brill Sr expresses grief while the community offers sympathy. Mrs Nellie Leverenii assists Mrs Lott at her home on Maple Street.
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West Meton
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Mape Street
Rev Eason Cross Speaks At Marlboro Union Meeting
Rev Eason Cross rector of St George s Maynard spoke at the annual Union gathering in Holy Trinity Guild Hall hosted by the Young People s Fellowship. The program featured solos by Roger Brown Dorothy Baker Ernest Bucklar Felix Auclaire and others with a social hour and refreshments. A vesper service is planned for next Sunday and Richmond Livingstone will preach.
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Arizona
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Louis A. Parsons
St. Luke's Church
Hudson
Arthur Tourtellet
Roger Brown
Fred Babcock
Ernest Bucklar
Dorothy Baker
Felix Auclaire
Robert Wilcox, Jr
Guild Hall
Harold Wheeler
Richmond Livingstone
Episcopal Theological Leavel
Edison Electric Service Boon To Residents
Edison Electric Service reduces bills for residents and businesses in Maynard and Acton. Under Edison in 1896 customers used 1,157,269 kilowatt hours at 7 cents average, saving over 60 percent versus prior rates. New rates take effect September 1, with significantly lower per kilowatt hour costs for the two classes of customers.
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Fyas
Maynard
Acton
Edison
lLndla O Ceemeity
Soupee
Lou Clive
Isdison
Edison Company
Switch to 60 Cycle Power Expands to Acton and Maynard
The system upgrades convert customers to 60 cycle current and install new equipment. Power now flows through Erlison Company’s Concord substation to Maynard and Acton, signaling a standardization of 60 cycle frequency across the system.
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Maynard
Acton
Pew
Erlison Company
Concord
Mrs D Sharpe Hosts Whist Party in Maynard
The fourth in a series of home whist parties hosted by Mrs. D Sharpe at 38 Waltham Street Maynard drew a crowded crowd. Prizes were awarded to George Priest Moynihan first, James Paw consolation, and others including Mos Liam Quinn third. Next gathering at Mrs C J Lynch 91 Nason Street next Monday. A radio prize went to Mrs Mary Weston Reading.
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