Maynard Whist Party Winners Named at Assabet Lodge
Loyal Assabet lodge I O F M A held a whist party in Masonic hall from 8 to 10 pm. Prizes went to Mrs Edward Puffer Mrs George Murphy Gus Diettrich Fred Hayward and William Brayden. Social with sandwiches cake and coffee followed. next event set for January 5 1916.
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Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Masonic Hall
P. J. Schwab
John Coulter
Wilson Cuttell
Gus Diettrich
Fred Hayward
William Brayden
Fred Green
P. J. Schnab
William Holt
Charles Boyce
Hostess to Class Mrs Sumner Rogers Entertains Philathea Group
Mrs Sumner Rogers hosted the Philathea class of the Congregational church at her home with 25 attendees. She awarded hand painted pictures and china to the four top attendants, while Mrs M Frances Hawkes gave a traveling bag on behalf of the class. The program featured music games refreshments and social hour as the Rog ers prepare for an extended trip to Connecticut and the Middle West.
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Sumner Rogers
Congregational Church
Rogers
M. Frances Hawkes
Warren
Connecticut
Charles
Middle West
Postmaster Rejected On Outside Mail Boxes Plan
Postmaster Arthur J. Coughlan sought outside mail boxes at the mill gates on Main and Walnut streets but post office authorities denied the request. They said there is no city delivery here so placing boxes outside would not conform with regulations, disappointing several residents hoping for convenience.
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Arthur J. Coughlan
Main and
Walnut Sts
Post Office
Coughlan
Soldier Edward Miller Writes From First Line Trench France
Harold Cuttell receives a letter from Edward Miller of a Canadian regiment describing completion of preparations and his position in the first line trenches in France. The message offers few details due to strict wartime censorship and mostly routine inquiries.
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Harold Cuttell
Edward Miller
France
Scottish kinfolk join English forces in France
Mungo Bain, who learned of his nephew’s death at the Dardanelles, has now been informed from Scotland that two of his younger brothers are serving with the English army in France.
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Mungo Bain
Dardanelles
Scotland
France
School paper advertising copy ready for Dec. 15 distribution
The senior class high school has completed soliciting advertising material and preparing copy, which has been handed to Frank B. Taylor & Co., printers, for distribution on or about December 15.
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Frank B. Taylor & Co
Meeting of high school athletic association held
At Friday afternoon session Edward Coughlin served as baseball team manager and the girls of the school were invited to join the association.
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Athletic Association of
Edward Coughlin
Demonstration in Cooking At Woman's Club Meeting
Miss Louise Ufford will give a cooking demonstration at the Woman's club meeting next Tuesday. Her work in this field has earned wide recognition, and Maynard ladies are fortunate to attend. Current events will also be read.
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Woman's Club
Louise Ufford
Maynard
Maynard overwhelms Hudson in three straight bowling strings
Maynard hosts trounced Hudson 112 pins as Price led both teams in singles and three string totals. Jimmy Lent Kielinen and Yeo stood out for the visitors, who underperformed but showed potential in a competitive alley match.
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Maynard
Hudson
Price
Jimmy Lent
Kielinen
Yeo
Elected Officers at Masonic Social Club Meeting
The annual meeting at Odd Fellows hall elected William Rawitzer as president Dr. Daniel Goodenow as vice president Thomas Wright treasurer Ernest Greenhalgh secretary Frank Coulter committee chair Thomas Deane James R. Bent and Fred Hayward to the house committee A sumptuous repast followed under committee chair Robert G. Jackson The remainder of the evening was social.
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Masonic Social Club
Odd Fellows Hall
William Rawitzer
Daniel Goodenow
Thomas Wright
Robert G. Jackson
Maynard Loses to Northboro Despite Strong Form
Maynard basketball dropped its fourth straight game in Northboro by a 42 to 37 margin. Maynard led early but fouls weighed down the effort as Northboro rallied from behind to win. Standout contributors included Punch and Gibbons for Maynard, with Walker and Towne leading Northboro in scoring.
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Maynard
Northboro
Punch
Gibbons
Kelley
Sebastian
Walker
Towne
Northboro A C Maynard Turner and Gibbons lead scoring
Northboro A C matchup notes Maynard with seven fouls and Turner eight as Punch baskets from the floor and a set of players including Walker Towne Ray Gibbons Kelley Murray and Sebastian contribute points. Scorer W H Casey and referee James Reagtion oversee a three period game with 15 minute segments.
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Northboro
Maynard Turner
Sebastian Wrimoe
Gibbons Woodward
Towne
Murray
Walker
Turner
Woodward
Ray
Punch
Gibbons
Kelley
Sebastian
Maynard
Trudeau
W. H. Casey
James Reagtion
Leclure
Porter
County Court News items of interest to Acton Bedford Concord Maynard
Probate filings show Charles E Williams of Bedford dying May 16 with estate valued at 1597.80 in personal property. Moses Taylor of Acton died June 10 with estate 64597.03, mainly personal. real estate 3100. Martha W Emerson named administratrix of Hattie Bennett of Acton who died Jan 1 with bond 2000 and estate value 1400 in personal property. Harriet M Mudge of Bedford died April 20 with estate 11692.30 all personal. Henry Martin of Maynard died Nov 28 1912 with estate 300 all real estate. Octavius Knowlton of Acton attached for 2000 in tort suit by Constance Desourdis, with papers by Worcester firm. Verdict for defendant in Lambert v Dee for 2000 tort damages. Guiseppe Iannuzzo of Maynard released on own recognizance in manslaughter case. George R Bunn named executor of Maria Bacon of Somerville. Charles Bloom of Maynard attached for 200 in contract suit. Graf ton St L Abbott of Concord died Feb 27 with estate 439,222.91 all personal. Bloom attached for 400 in contract suit.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Charles E. Williams
Moses Taylor
Martha W. Emerson
Hattie G. Bennett
Charles J. McIntire
Harriet M. Mudge
Henry Martin of
Octavius Knowlton
Constance Desourdis
Joseph Desourdis
Worcester
Attys. Meagher & Reader
Bell
Superior Civil Court
Ray Lambert
Edward Dee
Lambert
Littleton
Atty
Alfred EB. McCleary
Dee
Edward F. Loughlin
Guiseppe Iannuzzo
Stefano Terrase
Superior Criminal Court
Raymond
George R. Bunn
Maria
B. Bacon
Somerville
Grafton St. L
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New England Telephone
F. J. Bennett
Faulkner Grain Mills
Geo. H. Reed
South Acton, Mass
Agnes Gibbons
Summer St
Main St
P. J. Schnair
Ake
Williams
Proprie A
Glover
Price Eee
W. C. Strout
Concord St
Meerscbaum
Maynard Smoke Co
J. Lynch
Main Street
County Court News
Charles Bloom
Jacob Laurila
Alfred E. McCleary
Erty
W. A. Haynes Co
Howard A. Wilson
Sears Bldg
Boston
United States
James R. Arthur Adams
Frederick W. Allen
Thomas E. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
OPER
Alexander Cochrane
Henry N. Marr
Orrin C. Hart
Arthur F. Thomas
J. H. Sawyer
Eaton’s Market
James
Eaton
Nason Street
E. H. Pennell
Mass
Philip T. Flavin
Dentist Main ST. Mnnendn
Nason St. Maynard
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