Fancy Shots At Club Shape Up Soon
Membership drives surge as 146 members sign up with a Sept 1 charter deadline. Maynard priority claimed amid Stow Acton Sudbury interest. 200 members target with a large waiting list possible. Officers listed for joining and caretaker positions sought.
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Franengham Club
Concord Cach
Stow
Acton
Sudbury
Maynard Club
George H. Gutter
William Brayden
F. BE. Sanderson
Treas
Wallace Priest
H. A. Wilson
Jas J. Ledgard
Charlies Courtney
Oliver Trees
Charles Courtney
Board of Governors
Girl From City Makes Deep Impression In Concord
A teenage girl from Boston visited a local farm and charmed the farm hands, later winning a fruit store manager’s heart in town. She revealed she had worn a wig and acted as a girl on stage in Boston, shocking the farm party with her disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Boston
Cars Parade Through Acton Center Amid Visitors
Acton Center residents glimpse several new cars including a Buick touring car driven by Dr Mayell and a sow truck with John Aederson. Visitors frequent local homes as Mrs Charlotte Davie of Weymouth calls on George Noyes and families like Mr and Mrs Proctor, Miss Frieda Pebrson of Boston stays with Rev and Mrs May. Mr and Mrs R L Duren return to West Somerville, visiting on weekends, with Mrs Carl Wright of Ridgefield NJ staying with her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayell
John Aederson
Welsey Flagg
John Mekkelson
Charlotte Davie
Weymouth
George Noyes
J. H. Pigon
H. W. B. Proctor
Frieda Pebrson
Boston
May
R. L. Duren
West Somerville
Acton
Carl Wright
Ridgefield, NJ
Campfire Groups Camp at Fort Pond and Nabnasset Pond
Campfire Girls enjoy a week long outing at Fort Pond with Mrs May and Miss C E Tuttle as chaperons. The Young Men's club camps at Nabnasset Pond beside the YMCA camp with Mr May. They held a Friday roast on the Huntington School camp site or James B Tuttle's land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pond
Mrs May
C. E. Tuttle
Nabnasset Pond
YMCA
Mr May
Huntington School
James B. Tuttle
Local Notices and Social Glimpses From Town
Everett Montague owns a Ford touring car. Mrs Charles Waitte is ill at home. Miss Mabel Parker visited home Sunday after a Maine vacation. George Guilford and family visited his mother. Windspr avenue stone road near completion. Mr Allen builds large veranda for Mr Maccammon. F R Knowlton and wife return from Five Islands Maine. A M Whitcomb vacationed in Vermont last week. Clifton Willis of Boston stayed a week at his home here. James Grimes and son attended a Boston ball game. John Tesse to Edith Barber wedding planned at Harold Judk’s house. Maccammon family moved from Watertown to their new home, former Mott house. Local ball nine and Littleton played at the latter place Thursday. score 1 to 1 after five innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Montague
Charles Waitte
Mabel Parker
Maine
George Guilford
Belmont
Windspr Ave
Allen
Maccammon
F. R. Knowlton
Five Islands
A. M. Whitcomb
Vermont
Clifton Willis
Boston
James A. Grimes
Albert
John Tesse
Edith Barber
Littleton
Harold Judk
Watertown
Mott
Bennett Couple Return From Vermont Trip With Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Frances A Bennett returned home Thursday after a two week auto tour through Vermont traveling six to seven hundred miles. They stayed at Walter Bennetts Vergennes home and visited Lake Champlain sights while driving back via Franconia Notch and Pemigewasset Valley. Mrs Howard L Jones and children visited sister Mrs Jessie Townsend in Revere last week. Miss Katherine Sullivan visited Magnolia Friday to see sister Mrs Thomas J Logue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances A. Bennett
Vermont
Walter Bennett
Vergennes
Warters
Lake Champlain
Franconia Notch
Pemigewassett Valley
Howard .L. Jones
Jessie Townsend
Revere
Katherine Sullivan
Magnolia
Thomas J. Logue
South Acton Improvement Association Hosts Lawn Party
A recent lawn party and dance received thanks from the South Acton Improvement Association. The treasurer praised the final condition, meetings will be held monthly on the fourth Wednesday, and the annual officers election is planned for September 28. The group aims to strengthen local social welfare under its new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton Improvement Association
Massachusetts
Improvements in Town Add Walk to Assoc Block Ex Change Square
Improvements in the village include a new staircase and a walk on the west side of Associates block in Exchange Square giving access to the tenement and Young Men's Athletic club rooms. The rear walk will be six feet wide forming a piazza where members can sit and enjoy Theron park, watch planes, and await the fountain sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Exchange Square
Theron Park
Congregational Church Services Resume and Guests Noted
Rev Ralph A Barker leads resumed services and Communion events at the Congregational Church with meetings planned for Friday at 7 30 p p. First Universalist Church resumes services on Sunday September 4 at 10 30 am led by Rev Harry Rofullard. Miss Gertrude Tuttle visits East Jaffrey and Lake Kentook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niversafi
Harry Rofullard
Gertrude Tuttle
G. Raymond Tuttle
Lake Kentookook
East Jaffrey
Lizzie Bumpus
Helen H. Cummings
Pembroke
Charles Miles
Farmington
Charlie
Funeral services for Archibald D Frasier at St Bridget's
Funeral services for Archibald D. Frasier who died last Wednesday were held Friday morning at St Bridget's church. A mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Edward Gaffney, curate. The bearers were Alexander and Percival Fra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald D. Frasier
St Bridget’s Church
Edward Gaffney
Alexander and
Percival Fra
Three Maynard men found guilty in Concord Court
Three Maynard men were found guilty of keeping liquor with intent to sell and maintaining a liquor nuisance in Concord Court last week. Waluik was fined $50 for keeping liquor with intent to sell and $60 for a nuisance, Stansfield was fined $50 for keeping liquor with intent to sell and $100 for a nuisance, Connors led the prosecution after a police raid on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord
Waluik
Mainst
George Stansfield
John Connors
Main Office nine Triumphs Over Shipping Room Nine at Cove Park
In a sharp Thursday contest at Cove Park, Main Office nine defeated Shipping Room nine by 9 to 3. Team rosters include Kajander, Bain, Morgan, Cousins, Lau, Roach, Jordan, Stuart, Garrick for Main Office and Blatt, Smith, Sweeney, Connors, Mahan, Puffer, Riihiluoma, Mullin, White for Shipping Room.
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the Shipping Room
Cove Park
Kajander
Bain P
Morgan
Cousins
Laurilla
Roach
Jordan If
Stuartef
Garrick
Blatt
Smith P
Sweeney
Connors
Mahan
Puffer
Riihiluoma If
Mullin
White
Juniors Tie St Catherine's 2 2 in Twilight Contest
The Junior Holy Name team and St Catherine's boys from Somerville played to a 2 to 2 eight inning tie at Crowe Park on Wednesday evening. The JHN manager coach, on vacation, led the club to another solid showing amid a well played game from start to finish.
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Holy Name Tiine
St Catherine's
Somerville
Crowe Park
J.H. N
Athletic Girl Seeks Girls Golf Club Involvement
A letter from a "Girl Lover of Sports" appeals to the Maynard Golf Club members to allow girls from Maynard and nearby towns to use part of the club property to organize golf or tennis. She argues it would engage many girls, reduce expenses for the club, and asks for an affirmative or negative response by September 7.
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Maynard
Golf Club
Concord Junction Old Timers Play Ball Amazes Crowds
In a Labor Day warmup at Concord Junction the Officers topped the Instructors 22 to 3 after two innings of lopsided play. Notable old timers from Concord Council and local leagues lined up for both sides, with Charley Robinson hitting two home runs and Sam Dubois dazzling at short. The contest drew 350 fans and featured solid umpiring by Dave Ball and James Christian.
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M.J. McHugh
Lightning Ed Hanley
Concord Council
K. C
Greater Boston
Joe Doherty
Maynard
Charley
Pumpkins
Lou McCaffrey
Brickbottoms
Charlestown
Frank Pierce
Eleazar Megin
Fitchburg
Leominster
Sam Dubois
Fall River
Harry Parker
Pepperell
Nixey Callahan
Billi Heeks
Baltimore
Charley Robinson
Ward
Dave Ball
James Christian
Deoa
Mass State
Prison Employees Association
Concordites
Jacobs and
Robinson
Parker and
Hecks
Local Families Visit and Move Meetings Report
Miss Margie E Kimball visited Mr and Mrs George T Ames in Manchester by the Sea on Friday to see George White. Mr and Mrs Frank C Ryerson of Oxford Maine visit Mr and Mrs Isaac Ford at their Schoo Street home. The Ryersons, siblings of Mrs Ford and Mrs Ryerson, plan to move from Maine to Grafton where their son works. Mr and Mrs Samuel Jones returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie E. Kimball
George T. Ames
Manchester-y-the-Sea
George White
Frank C. Ryerson
Oxford
Isaac 8
Ford
Schoost
Ryerson
Maine
Grafton
Samuel Jones
Auction Sale at John Devine's Place Lexington Mass
Auctioneer G E Litchfield schedules sales on Tuesday and Wednesday September 6 and 7 at 10 A M at John Devine's Mass Avenue Lexington location. Antiques furniture china glassware and the entire collection from three storehouses will be sold to the highest bidder rain or shine with terms cash. Contact Crescent Street Waltham office and phone number for details.
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John Dévine
Mass
Lexington
G. E. Litchfield
Crescent ‘St
Waltham
Tel
Two More Men Implicated In Break In Lexington
Concord District Court heard last week as three men were arrested in Waltham for the Y C Garage break at Waltham Street and Concord Avenue. Two more suspects eluded police and joined the case as Lexington police pursued a bold gang of automobile thieves. Henry Laurette of Malden age 25 Charles Smith age 21 of Boston and Walter Seathe age 17 of Malden were held for grand jury proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord District Court
Waltham
Y. C
Waltham St
Concord Ave
Lexin
Lexington
Henry I. Laurette
Malden
Charles Smith
Boston
Walter Seathe
Cow Breaks Leg After Truck Crash in Bedford Street
Last Friday a cow fell from a speeding truck that hit a telephone pole on Bedford Street in front of John Flannery's. One cow broke a leg while another was only scratched. the damaged truck shed a side panel. Benjamin Derby's truck arrived to remove the injured animal as a crowd gathered. Several locals are noted in activities and travel nearby.
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Bedford St A
John Flannery
Benjamin Derby
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Congregational Church
Torrey & Viale Inc
Dooce Brothers Motor Cars
ST. Bridget’s
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Edward Varley
James
George
Marguerite O'Neill
Canada
Maria McGah
Swampscott Beach
Mary Hill
T. Powers
Jaffrey
Ellen Keefe
Mary Thompson
Provincetown
Rose Wallace
Burlington
Peggy O'Brien
Kennebunk
John
Joseph Whalen
Marl
Joseph and
Marion McWalter
New York
Starbucks
Xylophony
Town Hall
IPM
Benefit of Woman's Church Aid Society
Maynard, Mass
Main Street
Cadillac Sales and Service
Vesta Batteries
Ond Bts
Soinnes D. Campbell
Edward H. Torrey
Moving Pictures
Concord State Armory
American Red
Wallace Reid
Neighbors
Keaton
Association Hall
Wanda Hawley
Edgar
Mary Miles Minter
Dorothy Dalton
Concord Street
John W. Taylor
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