Minutemen Win Military Bowling League Championship
The Lexington Minutemen, a six-man team with a substitute, clinched the league championship in the Military Bowling league. They lost only two points all season and led in the decisive Carruthers alleys match by 143 pins. Captain Lieut. F. S. Lydiard led with top scores and multiple high totals as the final game approached for the cups to be awarded in Lexington on April 19.
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Lexington Minutemen
Minutemen
Military Bowling League
Fusiliers
The
Ancient & Honorable Artillery Co
Lancers
1St Regt
9 Regt
Cook
Bedford
Lydiard
Minutémen
Ancients
Carruther’s
Boston
Mar
Capt. Moore
Nourse
E. C. R. Bagley
Capt. Lydiard
C. F. Nourse
J. E. Bowker
Lexington
J. Blake
Chase Hosts Whist Night at Crescent Avenue Home
Mr and Mrs James M Chase held a whist party at their Crescent Avenue home Thursday evening. Mrs Mabel Williams won the first prize and Mrs Arthur Gowans the consolation. About twenty guests attended and enjoyed themselves.
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James M. Chase
Crescent Ave
Mabel Williams
Arthur Gowans
Lexington man buys valuable white horse from Bedford dealer
Augustave Bunsell of Lexington purchased a valuable white horse from a Bedford dealer. Due to travel difficulties the steed, guaranteed to stand without hitching, will be at Bunsell's Hartford street stable for later trial by Trainer Graham. The animal will be tested at the stable and by Trainer Graham.
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Augustave Bunsell
Lexington
Bedford
Hartford St
Graham
Concord Mass Sunday School Assembly Meets at Local Church
The Concord District of the Massachusetts Sunday School Association holds an all day meeting at the local Baptist church on Friday. The program covers morning, afternoon and evening sessions with sermons, discussions, reports, musical selections and a banquet. Notable speakers include Rev. George A. Tewksbury, Rev. Co. L. Pierce, Rev. A. M. Osgood, Rev. William Batt, Miss Katherine C. Bourne, Rev. H. E. Thompson, Mrs. Bessie Roper Conant, and Rev. W. D. Goble.
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Concord District of Mass
Concord
Mass. Sunday School Association
George A. Tewksbury
Co. L. Pierce
A. .M. Osgood
Maynard
Hamilton
Conant
W. H. Millington
Bessie Roper Conant
William Batt
Katherine C. Bourne
H. E. Thompson
Boston
Miss Bourne
Mrs. Conant
Mr. Conant
Edgar Hall
West Acton
W. D. Goble
D. D
Fitchburg
Eagles Rout Holy Name In League Bowling By 78 Pins
The Eagles defeated Holy Name in a Maynard alley league match by 78 pins and took all four points. Eagles bowler Rodway and Holy Name’s Vodoklys led the high rollers. Eagles set new season records with 509 in a single string and 1410 combined for three strings. The accompanying M H B schedule lists baseball games from April 5 to June 22 against various schools and academies.
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Eagles
Holy Name
Maynard
Rodway
Vodoklys
K. of P
Agles
Benedicts
South Acton
M. U
Axford
Kielinen
Jimmie Lent
Ed Billett
G. Lynch
Clapp
J. B.lent
J. Lynch
Louis Evers
Murray
Boulden
M. Lynch
J. J. Murray
Bowling league action fuels high scores and shifts
The South Actons defeated the Benedicts by 77 pins in a Maynard bowling night with Clapp and Kielinen top rollers. The Wells Memorial Checker club also played in Boston, while the league saw record team totals, shifts in standings, and key individual gains amid a busy ninth week.
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South Actons
Benedicts
Maynard
South Acton
Clapp
Kielvnen Piper
MacKenzie
Willis
Denelly
Bickford
Howe
Ccc
Ce Cercen
Lover
Wells Memorial Checker Club
Boston
Maynard Checker Club
Maynard Club
Nason St
Clinton Soccer Opens Season with Hope Dale Trip
George Graham Laughlin Graham Joseph Doel and Bat Doel join Clinton football team for the season opener against Hope Dale next Saturday at Clinton.
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George Graham
Laughlin Graham
Joseph Doel
Bat Doel
Clinton
Hopedale
Concord Grocer Pleads Guilty Over Liquor Delivery Record
Mr Shedd, a Concord express operator from Boston, pleaded guilty to liquor law infractions tied to signed deliveries in a dry town. Judge Keyes deferred sentence for a week. locals note Shedd’s short stay and intent to operate fairly while a mail route update notes Train 514 resumed mail collection March 27 after a March 16 stop.
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Shedd
Concord
Boston
Keyes
Mnails
K of P Snatches Victory From M U Team
The K of P tallied 56 against M U in a Monday night league match at Maynard alleys to pull off a 17 pin win. Frank O Brien elected captain of M H S baseball. Harold Morgan chosen secretary. William Connell ey back from illness and improving. Holy Name society admits one new member. Alfred Beaton of Millbury visits aunt Mrs Keene.
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K. of P
M. U
Maynard Alleys
Frank O’brien
the Athletic Association
Harold Morgan
Wm. Connelley
Holy Name Society
Alfred Beaton
Millbury
Charles Keene
Great Rd
Razors Machine Honed For Long Use In East St
A short note from J. Hannon of East Street describes razors and edge honing to ensure long lasting sharpness. The text mentions round edges and a mnemonic or reference to a mechanic or article about maintaining a sharp edge.
Maynard Frank M Lawton Leaves The Enterprise
Frank M. Lawton ends five years with The Enterprise to join The Westfield Journal as reporter. His brother John H. Lawton, former editor of The Enterprise, also involved. Voters regret their departure and wish them success in new roles. Frank Brayden returns after illness. Ernest Moore of North Andover opens rooms for Davis Furber Co.
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Frank M. Lawton
Enterprise
Westfield
Westfield Journal
Lawton
John H. Lawton
Frank
John Lawton
Frank Brayden
Ernest Moore
North Andover
Davis Furber, Co
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Hudson High
Hudson
Sacred Heart Academy of War
Wayland High
Wayland
Southboro High
Southboro
Leominster High
Leominster
Wells Memorial
H. Pigeon
Gavin
Ceeseseesevens
Odeveses McQuarrie
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Tucker
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J. Hannon East
Church Street
Concord Junction
Chas. J. Hogan
Kelly Barber Shop
Concord June
Ford & Hocquard
TEL
Acton Mass
C. A. Jefts
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Ford
Studebaker
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