Maynard Loses One In Weekend Baseball Action
Maynard won one and lost one over the weekend. East Douglas defeated peas 8 to 4 on Saturday while Maynard beat Winthrop and East Douglas on Sunday. Harkins and Soules paced the offense with three hits apiece, Pouliot worked the mound with four walks and six strikeouts, and Morgan contributed two hits. The game featured strong fielding, a long double play chain, and a one hour forty five minute affair.
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East Douglas
Peas
Easts
Sun
Winthrop
Jim Shea
St Wa
Maynard Albut
Searns
Sngles
Oates
Hark
O'Brien
Morgan
Pammines and Wealey
Bill Morrill
Soules
Wakefield
Cambridge
Lett
Howard
Bulger
Harkins
Shannahan
F O'Brien
Collard
Johnston
Marsden
Pouliot
Daoust
Coullard
Pontiot
Daonst
Petoquin
Sudbury Fire Destroys Bent Place Home. Community Mourns
A major blaze in Sudbury destroyed the Bent Place residence once built by Ruben Moore and later inhabited by Luc uts P Bent and family. Harold Bent and wife were among the later residents, with widespread sympathy for the displaced. Other items note visits, illnesses, and local social events, including a birthday, church choir gathering, and a community picnic at the ball field.
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Bent Place
Ruben Moore
Laura Gerry Moore
Luc Uts P Bent
Lauretta Hunt
Harold Bent
Charles Knight
South Portland
C W Rice
Pauline Miles Stencie
Maude
Miles
Robert Miles
Soudbury
Stencie
Arthur Whie
Stiles House
Lizzie Lawrence
Brida Holmes
Quincy Choir
Concord Jct Gossips Hit By Transients and Travel
Concord Journal items list local residents changing jobs and traveling relatives. Tracy Pope and Arnold Whitman leave R. J. Redday Co for Reilly and Co. Mrs Holland and relatives visit Littleborough. Worcester visitors stay with Reillys. various trips to Ipswich Gardner Springfield Bar Harbor and Wells Beach. Public notices include sales and minor employment changes.
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Tracy Pope
Arnold Whitman
R. J. Redday Co
Reilly and Co
William Hol
Littleboro
Howard Barss
Worcester
William Reilly
Sylvia
Eva Moreau
Jaffrey
N. U1
Ernest Carroll
Maynard
Ipswich
Geraldine Reilly
Murray
Gardner
Lydia Moreau
Mantuerite
Winchendon
Cecelia Reilly
Inez Armstrong
East Jaffrey
Alton Bay
N.H
John MacEachern
Meredith
N. H
St. John’s Seminary
W. H. Kingman
Carter Furniture
Brant Rock
John Whalen
American Express
Wells Beach
David Caldwell
Concord Motor Co
Boston & Maine Railroad
Billerica
F. W. Taylor
Marian
Canada
Dick Connolly
John T. Connor
Thourray
Relinia Murray
West Virgfria
Boston
Sueste
William Oscar Jenson
Crest Street
Louise Williams
Elizabeth
Geng Cannell
Mélrose
Maine
White Mountains
Irving
S. Duren
John Adams
Dennis
John Kennedy
Plymouth
Florida
Mise
Julia Dee
Nutting
Lake Billerica
Somervile
Loretta Dee
Springfield
Hampton Beach
Alfred Wheeler Stona
Unon
William Barnett
West Watertown
W. E. J. Graham
Caledonian Grove
Pals of Newton Win 5-2 at Crowe Park in Perilous Bout
J H J The Juhiotary name led Newton Pals to their first win this season by 5 to 2 at Crowe Park. Lovering pitched well for BHN while McLean starred for the visitors. Jon Boulden faces season setback with a broken ankle.
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Juhiotary
Pals
Newton
Crowe Park
Lovering
Ramesh
Bhn
McLean
JHN
Jon Boulden
Three Civil War Veterans Living Here in Maynard
Maynard pays tribute during the Grand Army Encampment week to three local Civil War veterans known as the boys in blue. Henry Clark, the oldest at ninety, is frail but active in town life and hopes to reach a century, following his father who lived to 103. He served three years.
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Maynard
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Clark
Alonzo Warren
New Hampshire
Jis
Ro V. Stamner
Itchburg
Thomas Campbell
Worcester
GA. Rt
Macesachusetts
Veterans honor and local memories in Maynard news
A Maynard columnist recalls Civil War veterans Alonzo Warren James Carney and Thomas Campbell highlighting GAR parades and memorial days. The piece urges preserving veteran records in public libraries and notes local history societies in towns. Also reports Gene Thompson injured by a pole rolling from a truck and Walter Kennedy on vacation at Brant Rock.
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Maynard
Asatoriegh
Gene Thompson
CM & Ho
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