Maynard Dominates Central Square 29 to 6 in Night Clash
Maynard defeated Central Square Cambridge 29 to 6 at Pastime hall on Saturday. The home team led 5 to 2 after the first period and 21 to 2 by the end of the second, then finished 8 to 4 in the final period. Players from Fitchburg and local standouts starred, with Law son for Central Square the top wrestler on tour.
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Maynard
Central Square
Cambridge
Pastime Hall
Clancy
Fitchburg
Johnson and
Hogan
Joe Gregg
Don Lent
Lawson
Maynard E
Johnson
Hogah
O'S
Eee
Eigwvaon
DO. von Vis
Morrison
J. Mahoney
F. Moran
Strikes and Spares Highlight Maynard Bowling League
The Maynard Bowling league results show Veterans leading with strong scores as Crick et club and K of C chase top spot. Sexton’s Lunch and Wonders round out mid and bottom positions while upcoming matchups include K of C versus Wonders and Giants versus M C A A. Michael Lesage posted a high weekly string of 135.
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Maynard
Cricket Club Five
K. of C
Eefosants
Seaxton
Veterans
Sexton
Wonders
Giants
Michael Lesage
Deer Hunting Season Closed After Townsend Buck Shot
A Concord hunter shot a buck near the Powder Co. property early this week, marking the closure of the deer hunting season on Saturday night in Townsend.
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Townsend
Concord
Powder Co
Edward Price Prominent Maynard Builder Dies at 71
Edward Price a well known contractor and builder in Maynard Warren and surrounding towns died December 8 at his daughter's home on Parmenter Avenue. He was 71, retired two years due to illness from cerebral hemorrhage. Born in East Stonehouse he worked on rail and street railway projects across the state before settling in Maynard to construct the power house and car barn for the Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway in 1890 and many local blocks and schools. He is survived by six children including Edwin and Henry, and daughters Mrs Frank M. Gilbert Mrs C F Harwood and Mrs Joseph Foster. Funeral services at He attended before burial in Warren’s Pine Grove cemetery with I O O F Arcane lodge officials.
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Joseph
Parmenter
Price
East Stone‘house
Maynard
Concord, Maynard & Hudson St. Ry
Buider
Case
Fowler
Halliday
Zanewski
Hudson
Stow
Warren
Pine Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Arcane Lodge
Christmas Message From Postmaster General Urges Kids Help
The Postmaster General appeals to boys and girls to mail Christmas parcels this week to ease the pre holiday rush. He stresses clear addresses, complete house numbers, proper postage, and early mailing to ensure delivery by Christmas. John Kane reports finding a key ring and keys that may be reclaimed.
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Etna
Sam
Asti
United States
Uncle Sam
Will H. Hays
P S
John Kane
McKinley St
Sudbury Community Focuses On Recovery And School Lunches
The tree warden and roads superintendent hire extra help to restore normalcy after the storm as residents await power. The Woman's Club heard Miss Hem of Framingham Normal School speak on The Circle of Children and Mrs H Way urged buying the public health seals. Hot school lunches will be provided next year with a small charge to offset costs.
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Woman's Club
Miss Hem
Framingham Normal School
Cire
Charles H. Way
Public Health Committee
Passed Away Suddenly Arthur Burr of Boston
Arthur Burr aged well known in the community died suddenly at his Boston home. He was born and educated locally and is the oldest son of Hiram Burr and Jennie Dakin. Funeral services were held from his brother's home in South Sudbury with interment in Mt Wadsworth cemetery. Survived by two brothers Clifford and Howard Burr of South Sudbury.
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Arthur Burr
Boston
Hiram Burr
Jennie Dakin
South Sudbury
Deck
Mt Wadsworth
Clifford
Howard Burr
Death of Deacon Francis F Walker Ends Long Town Service
Deacon Francis F Walker died at his home in his 86th year after more than 50 years as town meeting moderator and over 30 as a school board member. He served Memorial church as oldest deacon and was a Goodnow library trustee. His wife predeceased him. he leaves two sons a daughter and five grandchildren.
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Francis F. Walker
Memorial Church
Goodnow
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