Acton Center Fair Highlights Show Local Exhibitors
Bright northern lights lit two Acton Center evenings as farmers gathered Baldwin apples and peach growers featured sturdy baskets. Nelson Willis and Francis Howe won prizes in poultry and vegetables while Betty Howe earned fourth in canned fruits and vegetables. Home Economics club received a county banner for exemplary work.
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Waltham
Nelson Willis
Benjamin Kimball
James Tuttle
Betty Howe
South Acton
Francis Howe
Albert W. Doolittle
Waltham Fair
Acton School
County Farm Bureau
Groton
Middleton
Concord Wins Maynard Series In Strong Season Finish
Al Wilson led Concord to a strong finish by winning the Maynard series as Meyers of the Red Sox tried a last ditch one game bid. Wilson declined an all star Maynard lineup and indicated a game with Ayer could be arranged, though not guaranteed.
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al Wilson
Fallon Brothers Open Charlestown Dental Practice
John and William Fallon, dentists with offices at Thompson Square Charlestown, start practice with best wishes from numerous local friends. Both are popular Concord boys and star semi pro baseball players.
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John
William Fallon
Thompson Square
Charlestown
Concord
Maynard Plans for County Convention at Woburn
Mrs. John Moynihan president of the Ladies Auxilliary A O H and local officers will attend the annual county convention at Woburn on Sunday. Election of officers will be held.
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John Moynihan
Ladies’’ Auxiliary
Woburn
Maynard Council to Install Its Officers
Recently elected officers of Maynard council Knights of Columbus will be installed at a meeting Monday Oct 17. Deputy Richard McSweeney and guide of Concord Junction will lead the ceremonies with District Deputy James Duane of Clinton and department commander of the Legion presiding.
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Maynard Council
K. of
Richard McSweeney
Quide
Concord Junction
James Duane
Clinton
The
Legion
Guest Of The Evening Collation To Be Served
A formal gathering will feature a collation served to attendees during the evening event. Details on guests or location are not provided in the fragment.
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Acton Common
Backstop Catches Set For Natick and Reading Games
Brick Wilder will catch for Maynard in Natick at Crowe Park on Saturday and for Reading on Sunday. Natick and Reading, rubber gates, are expected to provide a hard fought series. Hudson has Morgan slated to catch in the Clinton series. Maynard as yet undecided on the pitcher.
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Brick
Wilder
Maynard
Natick
Crowe Park
Reading Town
Reading
Eddie Mahan
Mahan
Cupid Harper
Harper
John Sheridan
Hudson
Morgan
Clinton
Opening meeting of Woman's Club starts 1921 season
The Woman's Club begins its 1921 1922 season with a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Masonic hall On October 11 Mrs Forrest Howes newly elected president will preside The program features a recital of Russian and Irish music by Jordan Ridley Myrtle Jordan soprano and pianist and Mildred Ridley cellist and accompanist Mrs George Minot Baker state president of the Massachusetts Federation of Woman's Clubs will attend as guest of honor.
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Woman’s Club
Masonic Hall
Forrest Howes
Jordan Ridley Myrtle Jordan
Mildred Ridley
Coorge Minot Baker
Massachusetts Federation of Woman's Clubs
Odd Fellows Defeat Manchester Unity Nine at Crowe Park
Maynard lodge Odd Fellows defeated Manchester Unity Nine 8 to 1 at Crowe Park on Saturday afternoon. Curtis Smith challenged Manager Robert Lester of the Odd Fellows. A Jenken and P Jensen starred for Odd Fellows while L Graham P and Novella Cuttell and Al Reynolds for M U.
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Maynard Lodge
Odd Fellows
Manchester Unity
Crowe Park
Curtis Smith
Robert Lester
The
A. Jenken
P. Jensen
L. Graham P
Novella Cuttell
al Reynolds
M. U
Initiatory degree planned for Maynard lodge meeting
The initiatory degree will be worked on a class of candidates at a Maynard lodge I O O F meeting this evening. Plans discussed to have the Fishermen's team of Swamp Scott work the initiatory degree on a class of candidates at a meeting Saturday November 5 at hall end.
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Maynard Lodge
Swampscott
Hall End
Acton Aggie Show At Town Hall Draws Long Reach
The poem describes Acton Common Town Hall hosting the largest Aggie show with exhibits from ram to poultry, dogs, cattle and incubator chicks. Visitors travel from far, mingle with relatives, enjoy Midway amusements, a Kiddie Craft exhibit, fruit and vegetable displays, honey, and a grand dining hall with plentiful dishes.
Open tournament at Concord yields ties in gross and net play
A field of 125 golfers competed in the Massachusetts Golf Association open at Concord Country Club. M P Graham Albemarle and G F Ausbach Scarboro tied for best gross at 78, while Graham with 72 and Dineen Scarboro also 72 shared best net. Frederick Winsor of Concord claimed second net with 73. Ausbach won first net, Dineen first net, and Winsor second net prizes.
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Massachusetts Golf Association
Concord Country Club
M. P. Graham
Albemarle
G .F. Ausbach
Sarboro
Graham
Dinecu
Scarboro
Frederick Winsor
Ausbach
Ee Albermarle
Dineen
Winsor
Concord
E. P. Stratton
B. Brooks
W. C. Hoxie
T. Manson
F. Rice
Wellesley
A. E. Howard
Mt. Pleas
Clark Hodder
Com
Is. S. Mitchell
Norfolk
J. S. Smith
Lexington
H. E. Stratton
Day State
G. H. Reid
Wampatuck
A. Uf. Henburn
H.S. Townsend
F.C. Donavan
Wollas
Hi. W. Reed
I. Haines
Brae-Burn
P. Graham
Albermaine
C. B. Abbott
W. A. Bradford
Ches. H
J. BR. Hylan
Vesper
R. N. Hall
Wollaston
A. MacGillivery
Sear
I. P. Sewell
T. M. Gill
Bay State
B. Franklin, Jr
Alber
C. T. Laughlin
Lincoln Clark
H. Marshall
H. T. Tarbell
Pepperell
A. J
Mr. Winsor
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Knights OF Colume
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Marlboro
W. H. Flynn
Marlborough Business College
Marlborough
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Acton Center
Louis Peel
Optometrist
Udson
Pt Ke Alete RR Vick
Gleasondale Woolen Mills Retail Department
Acton
Land of Love
Distasio
Hamburg
Steck
Maus
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