Maynard and Fitchburg Pilgrims clash in seven to three game
Maynard left field for the Pilgrims 1 the Fitchburg team Saturday. Fitchburg wins 7 to 3 with Jameson catching for Fitchburg and Wilder impressing for Grafton. The article notes shifts, contracts, and regional league movements as players move between Marlboro Concord Junction and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Murray
Pilgrims
Fitchburg
Pilgrim
Chick” McLaughlin
Tommy Sellers
Jameson
Marlboro
Brick
Freq Wilder
Grafton
Wis
Brick Wilder
Blacksstone Valley League
Wilder
Peloquin
Political contenders shift as party lines blur in district race
The Democratic and Progressive parties test alignments in a key district contest. Duane, the first Democrat elected in the Waltham district and as mayor, may carry the banner if Wishop withdraws. Ex Mayor of Marlboro favored by Progressives, while Dr Glazier and Hud son Tufts loom as Republican counterpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Waltham
Marlboro
State Committee
Duane
Wishop
Glazier
Hudson
Tufts
Maynard Triumph Spoiled By Junction Fans
About 150 fans at Concord Junction watched Maynard suffer its usual heavy loss patterned after the Boston Braves. Maynard rallied with a late reply but the Beverly Progressives Briggs stood out in the box, while Marlboro catcher Peloquin starred with strong defense and timely hits. Brayden added three safeties and Woods made a remarkable catch as the Conecorg Junction column notes the game details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Maynard
Boston Braves
Junctionites
Alphonse
Dee
Briggs
Beverly Progressives
Peloquin
Marlboro
Brayden
Percy Woods
Landmark torn down. Tast Pond brick removed for basins
Men tore down the old structure along Tast Pond, the brick moved to Driscoll's barn for catch basins. The landmark stood for over 40 years. John J. Driscoll and Miss Ella Champagne, visiting relatives, returned to Northampton after three weeks with the Braydens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tast Pond
Driscoll
John J. Driscoll
Ella Champagne
John Brayden
Northampton
FINE PROGRAM FOR LAWN PARTY AT ST BRIDGETS
The annual lawn party of St Bridget s parish opens Saturday with a Punch and Judy show by Professor Mack of Boston. Bass soloist William Gustafson of Boston and humorists E Stanley Rice Co will perform. Fr Browne s hosts evenings of entertainment and dancing with a children s table and auxiliary tables. Crescent Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bridget’s Parish
Professor Mack
Boston
William Gustafson
E. Stanley Rice & Co
Browne
West Acton
The
Crescent Orchestra
Bedford Man Seeks $4000 in Contract Action
Roger W. Brown of Bedford has been attached for 4000 in a contract action brought by Declan D. Corcoran of Boston as administrator of the estate of Mary A. Gregg formerly of Bedford. The probate docket also notes Cook and Bourne estates in Concord with appointed executors and bonds, and Maynard trustees face tort attachments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Roger W. Brown
Declan D. Corcoran
Boston
Mary A. Gregg
Cyrus H. Cook
Charles J. McIntire
Gladys P. Cook
Sarah P. Bourne
Charles B. Abbott
J. Potter
Horace C. Jealous
Howard A. Wiall
Marinard
Improvement Association of Pie
Halena Maynard
J. J
Union Summer Services At Methodist And Congregational
The Methodist Episcopal Church joins the Congregational society for a 10 45 a m Sunday worship in the Congregational meeting house. Rev A Morrill Os good will speak in the union series God's World Nothing More Nothing Less Nothing Else. An open air meeting follows at 6 p m on church grounds with Rev A M Osgood and others. Midweek union service is Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the Methodist Chapel theme Some Favorite Hymn Writers. The parsonage Aid Society meets Thursday at Mrs Jacksons home. Rev Thomas H Lacy of Blacks ton Virginia preached at Maynard Episcopal Church Sunday morning and spoke at the 6 p m open air meeting. He had attended the Wethersfield conference, then stayed with Mr and Mrs A M Osgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Society
Methodist Church
A. Morrill Osgood
Gaul
Emmanuel Taylor
A. M. Osgood
Union
Methodist
P. P. Bliss
Parsonage Aid Society
Jackson
Thomas H. ‘Lacy
Blackstone
Virginia
Maynard Episcopal Church
Methodist Hrch
Lacy
Wethersfield
Holy Name Society to Parade in Boston in October
At a Sunday meeting the Holy Name society voted to be represented in the Boston Holy Name parade in October. Officers include Bernard Gerrigan commander Sylvester Sullivan and Joseph O'Brien assistants Thomas Murray assistant marshal James Duggan banner bearer Edward Powers captain and William Moynihan. About 200 members will march, joining Marlboro Hudson Concord Junction and Concord societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Holy Name
Boston
Bernard Gerrigan
Sylvester Sullivan
Joseph O'Brien
Thomas Murray
James Duggan
Edward Powers
William Moynihan
Marlboro
Hudson
Concord Junction
Concord
Sudbury's Oldest Couple Honored as Veterans
Mr Francis Garfield, 84, oldest G A R veteran in Sudbury, and his wife Sarah J Battles, 82, the town's oldest couple. Married May 4 1850, they raised four children, with two youngest sons deceased. Francis served in 1862 in Company D 35th Regiment under Capt Dean, works as shoemaker, farmer, stone layer, and still marches on Memorial Day. He is cousin to President Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Garfield
Sudbury
Lincoln
Sarah J. Battles
Weston
Emma Frances
Edwin A. Powers
Willard Maynard
Wells
Maine
Dean
Garfield
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Mainani
Ayward
Europe
Kaleva
Oliver
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Frida
S. R
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
P. Fletcher
South Acton
Mase
Actos Weat Acton
South Acton Maynard
Sie
Ap . T Ila Rae
Telttre
Belid
Turdays
Nour
Noord
Srna
Arriva
Comes
C. A. Serts, Asst
Priggs
Pitchburg
Jimmy O'Brien
Red Sox
Mulcahy
Johnson
Webster
Magee
Shrewsbury
Angel
Duffey
Jamaica Plain
York Beach
Hunter
Brockton
Junction
County Court News
Union Summer Services
Peter Lesage
Portland
Frank Lingley
Spring Lane
Pine St
Anna O’toole
Clinton
Alexandria
Miss
John Banks
New Bedford
Revere Beach
Ralph Whitehead
Lowell
Selectman
Leo Lowney
P. H. Murphy
Main St
Joseph M. Bulger
Main Street
the Wilson Lumber CO
Loewe Bros
Eaton’s Market
Nason Street
George G. Keith
Concord Jct
Robert W. Carter
Edison Diamond
Q Conner Rolle
Boyistes
George Lincoln
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