Mortgagee's Sale of Bloom Property in Middlesex County
Hudson Cooperative Bank announces a public auction to foreclose a mortgage on land parcels 182 284 and 285 in Middlesex County Massachusetts. The sale occurs on a scheduled date in 1916 with a $300 cash payment required at the time, and the remaining balance due within ten days.
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BS Bloom
Hudson Brative Bank
Middlesex District
Mises
Sfuoon
Middlesex
Massachusetts
H. F. Tuttle
C.F
Crane Avenue
Avenue
Charles Bloom
Thomas McNamara
John H
Hudson Sachucetts
Hudson Cooperative Bank Mortuacee
Probate Court citation in Cutter estate
Massachusetts probate notice summons heirs at law and all interested in the estate of Margaret F Cutter late of Concord to appear February 28 1916 at nine o clock in the morning at Cambridge Middlesex County to show cause why administration with the will should not be granted citation published in Concord Enterprise for three weeks and mailed to known interested parties seven days before the court W E Rogers Register Charles J McIntire First Judge
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Monwealth
Massachusetts
Garet F. Cutter
Concord
E. Cutter
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Ronwealth
Concord County
Cutter
Cam Min
Beford Court
Ess
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Attaw
Catherine Mahoney
Maynard
Wilereas
James C. Mahoney
Middlesea
Ione Maynard Enterprise
Petition for administration of Catherine Mahoney estate
Massachusetts probate court notices the petition to grant letters of administration to James C Mahoney for Catherine Mahoney of Maynard. Court to meet March 3 at nine in the forenoon at Cambridge to show cause why letters should not be granted. Public notice required in Maynard Enterprise weekly for three weeks. Registered February 14, 1916.
Local basketball and bowling scene highlighted in Bancroft sports
Jack Kelly signs to play with Buck Lews five in Lowell for the season end. Brick Wilder stars for St. Bridget's in the local league. Soen the grade kids play in Priest's barn with Bancroft grades one defeating the other 24 to 6. Bowling league finishes its second week to strong local fan interest and participation.
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Jack Kelly
Bucky Lew
Lowell
Brick Wilder
St. Bridget’s
Buffalo
Bancroft
Priest's Barn
Benedicts Lose Corking Bowling Match to South Acton
South Acton defeated the Benedicts by 16 pins in a close Thursday night bowling match. South Acton led 50 pins after two games, but Benedicts rallied in the final to narrow the gap. Ralph Piper led the visitors with strong bowling, while Howe led the locals in single and three strings. Lent and Kielinen also contributed solid scores.
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South Acton
Benedicts
Ralph Piper
Willis
Howe
Lent
Kielinen
Holliston High Edges Maynard In Close Basketball Game
Holliston High defeated Maynard High 45 to 33 in Cooperative Hall Friday. Gwynn and Finn starred for Holliston while Morgan and Lent led the home team scoring effort. Referee Ma honey, scorer Smith, timer Barry. Time 3 15m periods.
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Holliston High
Maynard High
Cooperative Hall
Gwynn
Finn
Morgan
Lent
Holliston
Coughlin
Barry
Maynard
Adams
Kennedy
McManus
Maley
Mahoney
Smith
Timer
Reo Five Defeats St Bridget’s In Tight Opener
The Reo five edged St Bridget’s by 32 to 24 in a closely contested first game of the league. Minutes later West Ends beat Young Men’s Social Club 69 to 13 as Towers hit 19 baskets.
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Reo
St. Bridget’s
West Ends
Towers
Checkers Club Opens New Tournament Tonight
The Checker club rooms host a tournament opening Friday evening with players Michael Mullin Dennis Spain Felix Rainville S S Poresky William Hanson Phineas Matlin George Waterhouse and Cham Ayotte. Ten games are scheduled round robin style across all boards.
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Checker Club
Michael F. Mullin
Dennis Spain
Felix Rainville
S. S. Poresky
William Hanson
Phineas Matlin
George Waterhouse
Cham Ayotte
Glad to Come to Maynard Trap League Proponent Visits Club
Walter R. Peterson received a letter from A. C. Rice of Leominster regarding the local Sportsman's club joining the proposed Trap shooting league. Rice, promoter of the league, offers to attend any Maynard meeting to arrange details.
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Walter R. Peterson
A. C. Rice
Leominster
Mr. Rice
Maynard
Benedicts Sweep Eagles by 114 Pins in League Bowling
In a league alley match Monday evening the Benedicts defeated the Eagles in straight strings by 114 pins. Lent led the Benedicts with the high series and Evers anchored the Eagles with top scoring. The score details follow.
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Eagles
Lent
Evers
Local basketball loss to Lawrence M A A in 81 to 54 defeat
The home team fell 81 to 54 to the Lawrence M A A in a Saturday night game in Lawrence. Smith scored 12 and Wilson 15, totaling 54 for their squad while Ryan led the locals with strong work.
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Lawrence M. A. A
Lawrence
Smith
Wilson
Ryan
Plays Fast Game Shines James Ryan At Cooperative Hall
Local basketball games showcase James Ryan a fast footed player with a fine eye for the basket. If play continues at Cooperative hall several more boys may become solid contributors.
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James Ryan
Jimmie
Bachelors Win In Town Clerks Basketball Match
Two teams of married and single men from town clerks competed at Cooperative hall. After a hard battle the bachelors prevailed though no official score was kept. the single men clinched the final basket per agreement. George Carey led alley scores with 187. James Lent tallied 126 125.
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Cooperative Hall
George Carey
James Lent
Making Good at Bowling
Louis Evers is among the comeback kids in the bowling league and hits them hard with regularity. His partner James Rodway, also returning after a hiatus, is regaining his old form. The Eagles benefit from this pair alongside James Boulden, a strong veteran of the same team.
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Louis Evers
James Rodway
Eagles
James Boulden
Bowling Standings and Top Bowlers for Saturday Night
The league table shows FOES, vascay leading with 10 wins 2 losses. Holy Name club sits at 6 2 and 759 points, South Acton 6 3 655, and several teams near the top. The ten leading bowlers include Lynch, A C H, Whalen, Piper of South Acton, M Lynch, Evers, Lent, King, Kielinen, Willis with scores from 88 to 94. Next match in the league series rolls Thursday night.
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Pe. Foes
Vascay
Forcast
Holy Name Club
South Acton
GT Acice
Sd Gehl Ye
G. Lynch
Whalen
H. N
Piper
Riverside Cooperative Directors Allow Basketball Continuance
At a special meeting on Monday the Riverside Cooperative association directors reconsidered a former decision and voted to allow a continuance of basketball in the hall. The move restores the schedule of the newly formed basketball league which had been held up Saturday. The schedule resumed Tuesday evening and crowds showed strong interest in the sport.
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Riverside Cooperative Association
Basketball League
Bowling league enforces rules causing score changes
A section notes strict enforcement in the new bowling league with many bowlers sliding over the line and lofting. Berlin Boys' Club defeated a picked five 18 to 10 in Cooperative Hall basketball action Thursday evening.
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Berlin N Boys
Cooperative Hall
West Ends Win 38 to 24 In Cooperative Hall Game
West Ends defeated the Mill Office clerks 38 to 24 Tuesday at Cooperative Hall. Phil Bowers scored 11 points, Don Lent contributed strongly for the winners, while Dan Connors excelled for the clerks.
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Cooperative Hall
West Ends
Phil Bowers
Don Lent
Dan Connors
Two Games Thursday In Local Basketball League Schedule
The basketball league lists two Thursday games with St. Bridget's versus Social Club and Reo Five facing the Mill Office Clerks.
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St. Bridget’s
Reo Five
Holy Name Club Wins At The Alleys In Tuesday Match
In a Tuesday bowling match the Holy Name club defeated Lear Beans Dodger by 76 pins as George Lynch led the winners with strong all around play and King also pitched well for the losers. King Lear a Cincinnati Reds pitcher visited a carnival in Muncie Indiana offering cigars for striking a man through a canvas hole. Lear beaned the man three times and knocked him out but the King refused the cigars.
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Holy Name Club
George Lynch
King
M. Lynch
Lear
King Lear
Cincinnati Reds
Muncie
Ind
Hibernians Win Big Over Opponent
The Hibernians won easily from the rival team in a decisive victory. The contest highlighted strong defense and快速 offensive run, with key players contributing בפריצת הדרך.
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Summer Street
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