Maynard King Wins at Caledonian Games and Poorly Played Baseball
Thomas King, local athlete, wins hats and secures a semi final at Caledonian games in Roxbury before an expected entry to Irish American club events. Concord Junction defeats Maynard 6 to 3 in a poorly played baseball game with notable baserunning by Frank Murray and Wilder, stockmere hurt by errors, and strong fielding by Fitzpatrick and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas King
Caledonian
Caledonian Grove
Roxbury
Say
MacDonald
Tommie
New
Maynard Defeated in Darkened Cricket Battle at North Chelmsford
The Maynard cricket team traveled to North Chelmsford on Saturday afternoon for an auto track match. Although the game was called for darkness, Maynard showed strong batting and sharp fielding led by John McCormack's running catch. Waterhouse Kenyon and Hargreaves starred in bowling and batting as Hargreaves was injured on a foot ball. The score stood 62 to 34 with six wickets for Maynard when play ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Chelmsford
W. C. Strout
John McCormack
Waterhouse
Kenyon
Hargreaves
Keyes
Cowles
Maynard
La Tenas Wild Animal Circus Delights Capital City Crowd
The La Tena's Wild Animal Circus performed in the Capital City on Saturday to a responsive crowd. Wesley's trained seals topped the bill with ball playing and band activity, alongside elephants, bears, dancing ponies, lions, tango riding, wire walkers, aerialists, dogs, clowns, and other attractions delivering a lively, well regulated show from morning street parades to final acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Tena
Water Street
Wesley
Seals
Wesley's Seals
Walter Allen
Baichman
Sylvester
Marguerite
Kennebec. Journal
Augusta
Corlot
Main Mill ‘Sts
Propositions for RCA Hall Up for Stockholders Vote
The semi annual stockholders meeting of the RCA association reviewed finances showing a 7 percent dividend and $1200 and $500 notes paid. To preserve revenue amid a potential license loss the group discussed three hall options and formed a committee to report by September 14. Moving the gallery booth, a stairway, and a courtesy moving picture show followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Albert Batley
Agsabet Institution of Savings
A. E B. Batley
Library
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Board of Health
Gavin Taylor
Albert Batiley
Levi R. Cheney
William C. Croft
Harvey
Henry Gilroy
Former Teacher Weds Harold Maddox in Uxbridge
Miss M Chloe Hobbs daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hobbs of Douglas and Harold A Maddox youngest son of Mr and Mrs Amos Maddox of Linwood were married Saturday at 3 o clock in Uxbridge The Rev Augustine Foster officiated The couple planned a Niagara Falls honeymoon then a Canadian provinces trip and a stop at Old Orchard They will reside at the Slater place Linwood Hobbs taught in Maynard for three years Maddox works at Linwood cotton mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chloe Hobbs
Harold A. Maddox
Uxbridge
Hobbs
Amos G. Maddox
Linwood
Augustine N. Foster
Candidates for councillor nominating race named
Maj. Charles 8. Proctor of Lowell and Henry C. Mulligan of Natick are listed as Republican candidates for the councillor nomination in this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Proctor
Lowell
Henry C. Mulligan
Natick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Europe
Kaleva
Concord Junction
Mass
Assatettus Institution
Rees
S. R
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
Rames
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
P. Fletcher
South Acton
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Wilton Gray
Goasord
Acton
Wren Acton
Ranean Ait Y Wagmard
Eee UK
King
Concord
Hopkins
Hoppy
Flaherty
Woods
Junctionites
Fitzpatrick
Sullivan
Murray
Ems
Frank Murray
Wilder
Walter Murray
Wood
Dr. Flaherty
Fitzy
Jink Murray
Jink
Bixby
F. Murray
Loughlin
O'Connell
Stockmere
Foley
Reilly
Mal
Hop Nh
Woodsies
Mulcahy
Brayden
Shultz
Kelleher
Sebastian
Reims
Peewee
Manyard
Wild Animal Circus
Ing Acte
Joseph Main Street
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson Mgr
Fitchburg
Loewe Bros
Eaton
Eaton’s Market
Nason Street
George G. Keith
Main St
Robert W. Carter
Rythmedik
Boylston St
Boston
NOYES
Choice
Ee Gold
Acton Center
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