Maynard Men Enlist in Co I Sixth Massachusetts Infantry
Maynard young men respond to the call to arms joining Co I Sixth Massachusetts Infantry. The Concord Minute Men assisted by others man the town’s recruiting office on Nason Street with 18 Maynard names on the roster and four on a waiting list. Several recruits are named including Harry Croft Robert Kierstead Laskowiski Murray and others. The company remains quartered at the Concord armory and may move to Fitchburg or mobilize next week with the Sixth Regiment. Previous Spanish American War veterans from Maynard listed include Marsden Rodan Coughlin and Wagner with similar service records. Marsden now an optometrist in Monson.
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Mass
N.G
Co. I
Harry Croft
Robert Kierstead
Main St. Laskowiski
Concord
Fitchburg
Maynard
Co. M, 5Th Regt
Hudson
Fred H. Marsden
George O. ‘Rodan
Daniel Coughlin
John ‘Wagner
Marsden
Monson
Peterboro
N.H
Mr.Wagner
Lowell
Maynard Grange Hears lecture on small fruits
The Maynard Grange held its public meeting at I C C F hall on Tuesday evening with over 60 slides in a lecture by Wilfred Wheeler of Concord, Massachusetts Board of Agriculture secretary. One member was admitted to membership by demis from Carlisle. Alton White was appointed overseer during William Taylor's absence due to military service. A social hour followed.
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Maynard Grange
I.C. C
F. “Hall
Wilfred Wheeler
Concord
Mass. Board of Agriculture
Demis
Carlisle
Alton White
Taylor
Co. 1, 6Th’ Regt
Bay State Checker Club Meet Set for April 19
Members of the Maynard Checker club plan to attend the third annual Bay State Checker clubs meet at Welles Memorial hall on April 19. The event is under the auspices of the Wells Memorial Checker club with several prizes to be awarded. Boston players will participate across Massachusetts.
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Maynard Checker Club
Welles Memorial Hall
Ells Memorial
Boston
Massachusetts
Inter-city bowling league ends with YM and G dominance
The 27 week inter city bowling schedule concludes this week with YM and G leading the standings. A O H sits second, M U third, Middlesex close behind, and South Acton fifth after past weeks. Maynard teams dominate posting high scores. post season matches and an annual banquet are planned with prizes totaling about 50 dollars for the top teams and individual high strings.
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A.O. H
M. U
Middlesex
South ‘Acton
Eagles
Business
Red Sox
Holy Name Tallenders
Ae Sagetes
Anderson
John Killonen
K. O. P Defeats South Acton in League Match
South Acton was defeated by K. O. P at the local alleys securing all four points in a Thursday night league game. Stoney led with high single and three string totals in the match.
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South Acton
Stoney
Red Box Defeats Eagles for Three Points in League Match
The Red Box defeated the Eagles by three points in a league match. Lesage led at high during the game with L. Jones scoring in the singles and securing three strings.
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Eagles
Lesage
Exhibition Matched Teams From Mag ee Gardner and Worcester
Two male teams representing Mag ee Gardner and Worcester competed at an exhibition held at Parker Street Hall on Saturday night. The Worcester club provided the opposing team.
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Magee Gardner
Worcester
Parker St.hall
Tong
Worchester athlete Bruno Brodd dominates regional meet
Bruno Brodd of Worchester won the most points at the Saturday night meet and claimed individual honors as the event’s champion in javelin.
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Bruno Brodd
Worcester
Marathon Training Notes for Alku Temperance Runner
George Luosala of the Alku Temperance Society trains for the BA A Memorial Day Marathon. He ran to Waltham and back with trainer William Pyyre, and on Friday night went to Concord and back. Mrs Fowler will attend the event with friends in Lowell.
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George ,Luosala
The
Alku Temperance Society
Waltham
William Pyyre
Concord
Nautical Note Spars with Balti’nore Dispatch
A fragmented note from the Balti'nore American hints at a ship arrival. The readable text suggests a playful, cryptic exchange about whether ships ever fade, followed by a reference to a story noting the ship’s arrival.
Probate Court Issues Administration Citations
The Probate Court for Middlesex County Concord issues a citation to heirs, next of kin, and creditors in the estate of Horace Tuttle deceased of Concord to show cause why an administration may not be granted to Harry E. Tuttle without a bond. The notice requires publication in the Concord Enterprise over three weeks, with the final publication a day before the hearing on April 20, 1917.
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Gommionwealth
Maseschusette
Middlesex
Horace Tuttle
Concord
Said
Harry E. Tuttle
Conscord
Cam‘bridge
Concord Enterprise
Carles
J. Melntire
Ge. Quire
F. Mjesty
Register
Maurice. McWalter
Mass
Misfortune and resilience cited in a reflective musing
A reflective meditation questions perfection in health and fortune, noting that everyone has weaknesses. It argues that differences between men and women add appeal, and suggests remembering others when feeling discouraged by illness or bad luck. The piece cites John A. Sleicher from Leslie’s and references various societal labels.
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Berncadien
John A. Sleicher
Shoddy Writing Tricks in The Art of Writing
The piece cites Sir Quiller-Couch condemning elegant variation in an undergraduate Byron essay. It notes the awkward aim to call a page indecorous and the blush at overreach in literary style.
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Sir Quiller-Couch
Bron
Byron
le Sais
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