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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1916
Page
9
A promotional article urges readers to ask for standard named brands when shopping. It argues nameless goods invite fakes and adoptions. knowing brands from shirts to pianos ensures quality, reliability, and value. By demanding brand names, consumers support honest manufacturers and improve overall standards.
Mortgagee Hudson Co operative Bank sells at public auction on March 4 1916 at 2 pm to foreclose a mortgage held by Charles Bloom The property comprises Assabet Park lots 182 284 and 285 in Middlesex Massachusetts totaling about 12000 square feet with frontage on Garfield Street Crane Avenue and Lot No 181 The sale requires 200 cash and the balance in ten days at the bank office Hudson Massachusetts February 7 1916
The Probate Court of Middlesex County Concord hears a petition by Caroline E. Cutter for letters of administration with the will annexed for the estate of Margaret F. Cutter late of Concord. The citation requires appearance February 28, 1916 at 9:00 am in Cambridge and public notice in Concord Enterprise for three weeks with copies to known interested parties seven days before court. Witness William E. Rogers, Register.
Middlesex Probate Court considers the last will of Caroline E. Cutter for the estate of Frank E. Cutter of Concord. She seeks letters testamentary as executrix without bond. The citation requires public notice one day before the hearing at nine o'clock in the forenoon in 1916. Witness Charles J. McIntire, Esq.
Lyman School overwhelmed Maynard High School 88 to 5 in a Friday night game at Westboro. Morgan was Maynard’s sole scorer with 2 points while Lyman’s Merrithew and Harrington led with floor goals and free throws. Attendance reached about 400 as the stronger visitors dominated both ends.
Marlboro defeats Maynard 40 to 24 in a fast game as manager James J. Ledgard plans road play. Local five led 10 to 7 after the first period but trailed 25 to 15 at halftime. Garland Kelley and Finn starred for Marlboro with Walker and others contributing for Maynard. Attendance 400.
Fred Wilder visited Boston to meet manager William Carrigan at Forest Hills about his status with Providence International League club now under new ownership. Carrigan assured Wilder he will be taken care of and report to the Buffalo club when time comes. The league is a fast step toward the majors and Wilder is lucky to be signed with such a club. Patsy Donovan, Buffalo manager and former star, will oversee his rapid development.
The A. O. H. team defeated the Eagles by 33 pins in a Monday league match at the alleys, winning all four points in straight games. Bou and Evers led the losers with high scores, while Hear and King starred for the winners as the Eagles begin to show potential contenders. A new basketball league formed at James J. Ledgard’s store with six entrants. schedule lists multiple games on Wednesdays and Saturdays through late February and March.
The A O H team and Holy Name club shared first place in the new bowling league after a week ending Saturday night. The standings show balanced teams with no single leader, while top bowlers include G. Lynch, A. Whalen, J. Lynch, Willis, Piper, and others among the ten leaders.
Jack Kelly and Tate Sebastian of the Maynards played for Northboro at Lowell Friday night. Each scored three baskets as Northboro fell 32 to 6. The Lowell lineup included four Marlboro players, and many Northboro players were familiar to the Maynard crowd.
Holliston High and Maynard will meet Friday in cooperative hall after Maynard defeated Holliston recently. The locals vow to even the score as both teams show improved play. Saturday St Marys of Charlestown faces H.8 quintet, a 125 pound squad with one defeat in three years, while locals push to keep their winning streak intact.
In a Thursday league clash at the alleys Age H. beat South Acton by three pins in a tight finish. Jack King delivered two successive strikes in the final game to secure victory. King led singles with 114, while J Lynch topped the trio with strong three-string totals. Bert Willis led South Acton with 107 and 271 across three strings.
The dressing department defeated the weaving department 24 to 14 in a fast Saturday night basketball game at Cooperative hall. Vo doklys led the winners with four baskets while Lesage starred for the losers with strong all around play.
The dressing room team defeated the weave room 46 to 18 at Cooperative hall on Friday. Hanson Vodok lys and Lyons starred for the winners while Nelson and Pantom played well for the losers.
In a league bowling match at the Kegs on Tuesday night the Holy Name club defeated the Benedicts by 36 pins. Lynch and Moynihan starred for Holy Name while Lent led the Benedicts. Team totals were Holy Name 1241 and Benedicts 1305. Miss Frances M. White was taken to Framingham hospital for treatment on Monday.
Milford wins 26 to 22 over Worcester in a rough Triangular league game. Worcester drew heavy early fouls and faced a rough contest with many scrappy exchanges. Milford capitalized on early penalty trouble and held on for the victory tonight.
Lent Bros defeated the Young Men's Social club in Cooperative hall last Wednesday night 56 to 17. Don and R Lent scored 10 and 9 baskets for Lent Bros, while T Jones and Lesage played well for the losers.
The West Ends defeated Reo five by 32 to 24 on Saturday in a fast and well played game.
The team will play Holliston High School in Cooperative Hall Friday night. A good game is looked for by fans and players alike.
Billy Murray recalls a game incident with Harry McCormick centering fielding miscues. Charlie Arbruster and Jack Walters played in left and right as McCormick and Walters collided. On returning to the bench McCormick jokes about shouting to avoid catching.
Strangler Lewis and Jack McGrath will wrestle tonight at Mechanics Hall Worcester. A win by McGrath would mean much to him as the Strangler is regarded among the best in the sport. Many fans from Marlboro are expected to attend.
Marlboro basketball beats Fitchburg 55 to 29 in a rough yet controlled game. Key scorers include Costello Snow McCarthy and Connell for Marlboro with Shaw and Amiott contributing. Fouls tally Marlboro seven Fitchburg five. Referee C F Gillon. Attendance about 500. Between halves Southboro beat Northboro girls 8-6.
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