Dumaine divorce decree and other court actions in Concord
Elizabeth Dumaine of Concord awarded decree nisi against Frederick C. Dumaine after an uncontested divorce suit in Lowell. Records include contracts, estates, inventories, administrations, and other divorce and probate items involving Concord Maynard Hudson Bedford and surrounding towns with numerous names, dates and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Concord
Maynard and
Hudson
Elizabeth Dumaine
Nisi
Frederic C. Dumaine
Hammond
Lowell
Baoston
Edward Lette
Perkins & Wells Co
Baton
Atty
Fh OM. Brides
Beacon St
Hoeton Foris
S. Colman Alten
Portland
Nanes B. Daniels
Cambridge
Edward PT. Caiger
Tremontost
Boston
John Mckhenvie
Bernard Webber
Tedford
Pedford
Shawsheen
Marchine
Mars. Mieteler
Patrick Th. Dacey
Lewineton
Atos
Adams & Blinn
Court St
Reston
George A. King
Conmeord
Frank Ko Wheeler
Ellen Ryan
Frank Cl Peirce
J. Alvord Rose
Frank Wheeler
William Wheeler
Esther Wheeler
Philip H. Bliss
Acton
Iistate
Manuel Bairos
Isabel D. Pettigrew
Maynard
Thomas B. Glynn
William Th. Rudolph
Susan M. Lawrence
Stow
Terthany Lawrence
Must
Maynard takes 8th win with 11 1 over Natick at Crowe Park
Maynard High dominated Natick 11 to 1 at John A Crowe Park on Wednesday afternoon, June 11. Captain Tom Marsden led with three two base hits while Jake Laurila added a double and Manning Courtney produced four runs. Marsden pitched eight strikeouts, scattering Natick’s six hits as Maynard built a five run lead in the first and three in the second. Natick’s lone tally came in the seventh. Umpire Edward Ledgard presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick Hh
Maynard
John A. Crowe Park
Natick
Tom” Marsden
Jake” Laurila
Manning
Courtney
Marsden
Ee Marsden
Praat
Laurila
Pakkanen
Natick HS
Sulcom Rt
Patterson Ss If
Lamani
Marnum
Heslin
Hickey Shop
Aen SP
Pulsuer If
Grady
Johnson
Wardell Ib
Fas
S&s
Gannvut
Ro Marsden
T. Marsden
Powers
Farnam
Pulsiver
King
Pulsifer
Hickey
R Marsden
Lanmani
Jarnan
Blatt
Edward Ledgard
Maynard H. S. Tops Clinton High 1-0 in Seven Innings
Maynard High School defeated Clinton High School 1-0 in a seven inning pitchers’ duel. Tom Marsden worked the mound for Maynard with three singles allowed and five strikeouts, while Whitham of Clinton yielded three hits and eight strikeouts. Blatt drove in the lone run in the second inning as Maynard claimed its ninth win.
Local Personal News From Maynard and Surrounding Towns
Misses Esther Lowney and Mildred Morgan visited Worcester friends on Wednesday. Mrs. James Green of Greenfield tours Lincoln street this week. William O Leary of Norwich, Conn former Maynard resident, visited local friends. Joseph Dineen back from France attends a dentists' convention at Swampscott this week. Watson Connors, cook aboard the WV. Diner, returned after eight months in European waters on furlough with his father Henry Connors. Maynard Cricket and Athletic club beat Bunting Athletic club of Lowell 69 to 8. A party of 80 Maynard residents traveled by auto to the game. Henry Slyvert Michael McCarthy William Moynihan and James Louden, delegates of Aseabet verue bh, attend state Magles convention in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lowney
Mildred Morgan
Worcester
James Green
Greenfield
Win. Morris
Lincoln St
William O'Leary
Norwich
Conn
Maynard
Joseph Dineen
France
Swampscott
Watson Connors
European
Henry Connors
Main St
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Club
Bunting Athletic Club
Lowell
Henry Slyvert
Michael McCarthy
William Moynihan
James Loulden
Aseabet Ve
Fine Program of Horse Racing Presented at Red Acre Farm
The Field day at Red Acre Farm in Stow featured a full races program with farm horses and notable entrants from nearby towns and Boston. Blue and red ribbons were awarded in loaned out, old horse, work horse, and saddle pony classes, with judges Henry C. Merwin and Col Lovett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Acre Farm
Stow
Boston
Trookline
Concord
Dedham
W. S. Kelley
West Acton
Prince
Albion Whitcomb
Albert
Moore
Jim
Clark
Concord Junction
Snowball
Hans Olsen
Harvard
Mlacky
Lars Gaustofferson
Bolton
Sammy
George A. Smith
Chippie
Dean Chamberlain
Henry C. Merwin
Geo. T. Harrington
Arthur Merwin
Henry C. Merwine
Col. Lovett
Maynard Brass Band
Josephine Gay
Win
Lewis AL Armstead
Frederick
Calacar
George W. Harrington
A. W. May
David Newgins
Roxana Stackpole
Daniel Staniford
E.R. Thaser
Henry B. Warner
Helen Willard
Julia Worthington
T. Morrison
Edward W. Emerson
Harriet’ Bird
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge to Initiate Members at IOOF Hall
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge 54 hosts a regular meeting at the IOOF hall this Thursday evening. A collation follows the degree work with Mrs. Mary Williams of Concord and Frances Hallier of Hopedale as guests and officiants in the degree exemplification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge 54
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mary Williams D
Private Moynihan Returns Home From France
Private Cornelius Moynihan son of John Moynihan High street arrived from France last week and received an honorable discharge. He served with the 26th division and was later guard in Paris for six months returning in good health and heavier with the bronzed soldierly look. The class of 1919 high school graduation will be held at Colonial hall on Wednesday evening June 25 at 8. Rev. Mr. Jones of Hudson recently returned from France will speak. Five graduates plan to enter Fitchburg Normal School next September Caroline Herbert Judith Nordberg Florence Wilder Marion Wilson and Trene Wood. The high school baseball season closes next Saturday at Natick after nine wins in 11 games with one more hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Cesnilewicz
Minsnard
Peter Cesnilewiccz
Oan Maynard
Francis M. Mace
Bolton
Mdna C. Mace
Framineghaimn
Clinton
Helix Sortell
Maynard
Lena Sertell
Russia
Worcester
Vinon Hh Wetherbee
Stow
Ite
Warren
Lawron
Charles SE. Davis
Acton
Cornelius Moynihan
John Moynihan
High St
France
Moynihan
Paris
Colonial Hall
J.one
Hudson
Fitchburg Normal School
Caroline Herbert
Judith Nordberg
Florence Wilder
Marion Wilson
Trene’ Wood
Natick
Night lighting for Main Street space debated by town board
The board of selectmen considered lighting all streets through the night with officials of the American Woolen Co following merchants requests to illuminate the business district after dark. Assabet Post of World War Veterans held a successful Social Dance at Colonial Hall Wednesday evening. The event, the first public social by the Post, drew a large crowd with Sheridan’s nine-piece orchestra. The Christian Endeavor Society’s production The Falling of Ann at the Congregational church vestry was well received and may be repeated. Mr and Mrs Sayward of Wolaston visited their daughter Mrs Horace F Bates on Summerhill Road Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
American Woolen Co
Assabet Post
Colonial Hall
Sheridan
James Ryan
William Baron
Harold Sheridan
William Lowney
John J. Manning
Ann
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Creighton’s
Frank Binks
H.B. Morse
Bert Smith
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Eveready
W._ A. HAYNES CO
Manard, Mass
Pettingell Andrews Co
Mass
Silas Peirce
Framingham
PSO
Tremont St
Miss Louise Champagne
Maynard, Mass
Perfection Oil Store
Finney
South Acton, Mass
Coolidge Corner Brookline, Mass
CASE
County Court News
Tor
Leland L
Bristol
Lewis B. Burnham
Sudbury
Lawton
Fred K
Ernest H
Walter M
Della
Hubbardston
Lewis HH. Burnham
Cleer
Natick High
Wags Sanalt
He Vanite Beation
Epes
M. B. Church
Maynard High
Maynard H. S
Clinton HH. S
Capt
Tom" Marsden
Whitham
Kaattari
Roy Marsden
Maynard Boys
Clinton High School
Wachusett Dam
Rmben
Cobb
Maynard H. S. Manning
Lotte
Kelley
Clinton HS
Murphy
Reha
Malley
Cramer
Sayward of
Wollaston
Horace F. Bates
Summerhill Rd
Wingold
C. H. Whitcomb
Broad St
Whitney & Hastings
Cor
Acton and Concord Sts
Tel
Down Town
Murphy’s Shoe Store
Main
All Rail Coal
Philadelphia
F. L. Gile
Lexington Rd
J. Leo Comeau
Dodge Car Bargains
Marvel Spark
C. H. Hart
West Acton, Mass
Maynard Auto Repair Shop
John Edwards
Butler Ave
Waldo P.lapham
Junet
Samuel A. Christie
Clifton Briggs Leech
M. D
R. E. Hart
R. Garland
Louis E. Sullivan
Nason St
L. P. Goulding
Planoe
South Guqsary
Maga
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