Maynard and Concord Junction Set for Early Season Showdown
Maynard notes captaincy shift as local bowling thrives with plans for Friday and Saturday matches. 35 players limber up. Supt Brick's league returns with a mixed grade roster. Concord Junction loses Ernest Forgen to Lexington, freshmen beat sophomores 5 to 3 in opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Supt. F
Brick
Concord Junction
Maynard
Ernest Forgen
Lexington
Junctionites
Maley
Anelons
Sophs
Coughlin
Morgan
Frank Murray
Hudson High School
Clinton and Maynard Checkers Clash Fails for Local Clubs
After a recent match, Maynard players blamed outsiders for the loss while Clinton supporters argued their team, apart from one out of town member Clarence Tuttle of Concord, was outclassed. The local club, viewed as the weaker side, was heavily defeated, prompting public reaction in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Maynard
Clarence Tuttle
Concord
Caledonian club forms football team for Central Mass League
At a recent meeting the Caledonian club voted to organize a town football team. They chose blue jerseys with a large C and white trim to present a natty look. Edward Miller will attend the Central Mass League delegates meeting next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Club
Edward Miller
Central Mass, League
St Michael's Narrowly Tops St Bridget's in Fifth Match
In Hudson on Thursday St Michael's T A society defeated St Bridget's of Maynard in the fifth of eight matches. Readable results show four players from St Michael's beating four from St Bridget's, with whist worn by St Michael's.
Local Pool and Checkers Matches Shake Up St Michael's Team
Henry Valcour and William All defeated John Moynihan in two pool games. Harry Finnerty Har ry Scally Thomas Jackman and Jas. Meto beat John Comeau ig William O'Brien and Ibert of St Bridget's at Michael's. Joseph O'Neil and teammate beat John Manning and Comeau of Maynard. William O'Brien easily defeats James Tobin of St Michael's at checkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Valcour
St. Michael's
William
John Moynihan
Harry Finnerty
Harry Scally
Thomas Jackman
Jas
John Comeau
William O'Brien
Ibert
St. Bridget’s
Michael’s
Joseph O'Neil
Man
John Manning
Comeau
Maynard
William O’brien
James Tobin
St. Michael’s
Dowling Runs Clear in City Bowling Victory
Dowling swept Friday night bowling, defeating Waltham by 29 pins. Maynard opened with 30 pins, Waltham surged back to nine, and Dowling finished with a 21 pin edge, Connors named best for Dowling and Kershaw for Waltham.
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Dowling
Maynard
Tigers Victorious in Bowling Match at Alleys
The Tigers defeated the Athletics by 82 pins. Tigers captain G. Edward White was deposed at a postmatch meeting, with Henry Gilroy elected as captain for his strong all around play. Gilroy posted a 113 single and three strings totaling 295. Stewart and Lynch led the Athletics with 105 and 283.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Athletics
G. Edward White
Henry Gilroy
George Stewart
W. Lynch
Epworth League Sees Meetings and Easter Plans
The Epworth League at the Methodist church held monthly and official board meetings, with a party trip to Clinton for Hudson council. Easter events include early services at 10 30 a m with music and reception of new members and an Easter concert at 7 p.m. The New England Methodist conference convenes in Malden from April 15 for seven days.
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Epworth
Clinton
Hudson Council
Christian Fellowship
The
New England Methodist Conference
Malden
McCarthy Addresses Delinquent and Inebriate Care
Senator Charles F. McCarthy spoke to the Holy Name club in Cannon’s rooms about state care for delinquent children and for the inebriate. He detailed the good work and the state’s attitude, noting the need to accommodate a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name’ Club
Cannon
Charles F. McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Helpful Talk By Miss Ona Evans on Mission Work
Miss Ona A. Evans, field secretary of the Home Missionary Association, gave an address at the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational church. She discussed immigrant intelligence, cited a Bohemian girl trained in Cleveland now working in New Britain, and described multilingual mission efforts locally and abroad.
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Austria
Cleveland
New Britain
Conn
Jearry
W Hom
Society
Welfare Supper Draws M. BE and Congregational Men
About 40 men attended a welfare supper in the vestry of the Congregational church on Friday evening. George H H Hart organized the event which featured oyster chowder ham tongue pickles crullers pies and coffee. Rev P H J Serrigo MD executive secretary of the Every Member Canvass Campaign spoke on church efficiency aided by Philippine Islands and Alaska examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Congregational Church
George H H. Hart
P. H. J. Serrigo
Baptist, Methodist and Congregational
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Philippines
Fire Wardens hear talks on forest protection in Boston
Chief George H. Gutteridge of Maynard fire department outlined his successful fire patrol plan at a meeting of eastern Massachusetts Forest Fire Wardens held at the Tremont building Boston. State Forester Frank W. Kane and State Fire Warden Hutchins spoke, others contributed guidance, and a dinner followed at the American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gutteridge
Maynard Fire Department
Massachusetts
Tremont Building
Boston
Frank W. Kane
Hutchins
General Fund of Information
Gutteridge
Easter service at Methodist Episcopal Church 10 30 a m
Easter program begins promptly at 10 30 a m with organ piano and violin, voluntary The Lord is my Light. Anthem Who will roll us away the POMBE eis ce dlesires. Responsive reading, special psalm, Gloria Patri. Lesson from New Testament. Anthem He is Risen. Offertory hymn Crown Him with many crowns. Sermon All hail the power of Jesus. Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Alligtsen
King Steggar
W. R. Spence
C. Simper
Bilvey
Marlboro Clerk Exam Results Narrowly Split
The Marlboro post office announced the clerk exam results with a tight margin among eight candidates. The top three by marks were Miss Margaret Williams, Miss Agnes Mahoney, and Charles Tate, in that order.
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Post Ofice Department
Marlboro Shoo
Margaret Williams
Agnes Mahoney
Charles Tate
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Charles Brown
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Clapp Connors
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South Acton
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Fitchburg
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