Maynard Loses By Two Points In Court Clash
Lawrence Academy defeated Maynard High School 29 to 27 in a lively Groton court contest. Five players fouled out, Captain Doucette led Lawrence with 15 points while Maynard’s Tauio Fingard and Torppa scored 19 between them in a frantic comeback that fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Cowles
Groton
Lawwrence Academy
Maynard H. S
Academy
Orange
Black
Joe Sczerzern
Maynard Boys
Lawrence
Maynard
Academy Boys
Zaporeski
Tierney
Richards
Milliken
Doucette
Flanders
Tauio Fingard
Torppa
Lawrence Academy
Gls
Fils
Milliken Rf
Richards Rf
Tule Rf
Suarez If
Bowyer
Flanders Rb
Maynard H S. Zaporeski
West Concord News Tugs at Local Happenings
Elmer Ridley drives Hudson Coach. Phyllis Smith attends Simmons Sophomore Luncheon. Garrett Nagle joins Dennison Co. in Framingham. Arnold Anderson resumes duties at Merrimac Chemical. West Concord Bowling vs Polish A A Lynch’s Maynard Friday. John R. Kennedy buys Michael J. Dee’s Main Street house. Richard B. McSweeney away in Springfield on probation duties. Esther Leighton hosts Bridge Party at Commonwealth Ave home. Reformatories dance with Mass Prison Officers in Association Hall. Mrs Belle Turner and Mr Joseph Macone win spotlight dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Ridley
Hudson
Phyllis Smith
Simmons College
Garrett Nagle
Dennison Company
Framingham
Arnold Anderson
Merrimac Chemical, Co
Everett Mass
Northeastern
West Concord
Lynch Allies
Maynard
John R. Kennedy
Main Street
Michael J. Dee
Richard B. McSweeney
Springfield
Esther Leighton
Commonwealth Avenue
Reformatory
The
Mass
Association Hall
Belle Turner
Joseph Macone
Garland Starts Work at U S Rubber Company
Chauncy S. Garland began in the Executive Department of the United States Rubber Company with headquarters in New York on February 1. He spent last week in the Malden and Cambridge factories and is currently in Naugatuck Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy S. Garland
United States Rubber Company
New York
Malden
Cambridge
Naugatuck
Conn
West Concord Pupils Enjoy Social at Harvey Wheeler School
Sixth to eighth graders at Harvey Wheeler school held a Friday social from four to six o'clock. Music and dancing lifted spirits with Julia Dee at the piano leading a musical program that engaged all attendees.
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West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
Julia Dee
Dime Social Highlights Mispah Rebekah Lodge Event
A well attended Mispah Rebekah lodge meeting was held at Odd Fellows hall with a sketch Please Pass the Cream by Miss Mary Leithead and Robert Lester. The program was led by Eleanor Lefthead Ines Lester Ines Andrews Bessie Dockerty and Inez McDonald. A Valentine party is planned for February 21 with Rachel McCleary Beatrice Jordan Ruth Eaton and Minfred Geen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mispah Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mary Leithead
Robert Lester
Eleanor Lefthead
Ines Lester
Ines Andrews
Bessie Dockerty
Inez McDonald
Chieef
Rachel McCleary
Ar Anor Inghem
Beatrice Jordan
Ruth Eaton
Minfréd Geen
Bertha Merriam Weds Richard Deane In South Acton Ceremony
Miss Bertha Whittemore Merriam of the A Merrill Company in South Acton married Richard Frank Deane of Passaic New Jersey. The ceremony under laurel and crepe paper arbor featured Miss Viola Merriam as maid of honor and James Logg Deane as best man. The couple will reside in Passaic after a reception with family and friends.
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South Acton
William T. Merriam
A. Merriam Company
Bertha Whittemore Merriam
Richard Frank Deane
Passaic
N. J
Marian Wheeler
Paris
Maine
Hugo A. Perdelwitz
Woburn
Universalist
Viola Isabel Merriam
Elizabeth Merriam
R. A. Deane
Lexington
Ruth
Mildred Fullenton
Florence Clifford
Passaic, N. J
Local Appointments and Visits Across Towns
Alfred Chabot takes a Grant Store management post in Rome New York. Mrs Samuel Hood from Nashua New Hampshire visits her daughter Mrs William Smith this week. Miss Agnes Conden visits Mr and Mrs Lawrence Collins on Main Street for two weeks. Miss Catherine Christian begins study at St Marys High School in Waltham on Tuesday. Edward Hanley Jr of Central Street spends the week with friends in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Chabot
Rome
N. Y
Samuel Hood
Nashua
N. H
William Smith
Agnes Conden
Lawrence Collins
Main Street
Catherine Christian
St. Mary's High School
Waltham
Edward Hanley, Jr
Central Street
Cambridge
Sheehan Unopposed for Town Selectman
Edward W. Sheehan is the unopposed candidate for selectman in the upcoming election. He is described as well qualified and a longtime member of the Finance committee and the Playground Committee and of the committee to report on the High School situation at the next town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Sheehan
Sheehan
Grange Instal sees Evelina Edwardsen at I O O F Hall
An nursnac Grange held a night of home economics and education at the I O O F Hall with large attendance. Mrs Evelina Edwardsen was inducted into office by Mrs Catherine B McCarron of Stoneham, past master of Melrose Grange and former Metropolitan Past Masters president. Mrs Josephine Pearce presented her a bouquet on behalf of the officers.
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Annursnac Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
Evelina Edwardsen
Catherinn B. McCarron
Stoneham
Melrose Grange
Metropolitan
Josephine Pearce
Local Notices From South Acton Village
Balch visits town and Burdett college student lives in Dorchester. Conductor Will S Fletcher and engineer Edward F Pratt recover from illness. Frank Z Taylor active. Mrs William C Crosby convalescent after illness. J E Philip Lowden appointed mail messenger between post office and Boston and Maine R R Station. Lucius A Hesselton resumes Boston duties after illness. Mrs Samuel Jones improves cottage on Main Street. Emma Clark, Eva Sweet, and son William ill at home. Harris Schofield recovering after Marlboro hospital operation. George W Daniels improving at Tewksbury hospital after visit by locals. Nellie Draper Memorial fund whist at improvement rooms. Alice Howe of Maynard wins first prize. Dr and Mrs D Lawrence Clark return from Troy NY after hospital visits.
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Miss Esthe
Balch
Burdett College
Dor¢chester
Will S Fletcher
Frank Z. Taylor
William C Crosby
Philip Lowden
Boston and Maine R. R
Edward F Pratt
Maple Street
Lucius A Hesselton
Boston
Samuel Jones
Main Street
Emma Clark
Eva Sweet
William
Main St
Harris Schofield
Marlboro Hospital
Troy
Warren tribute elevates Lincoln as national beacon
Senator Francis E Warren lauds Abraham Lincoln as the nation worships the Civil War hero on Lincoln’s birthday. He recalls Lincoln's stature, the war’s unity, and calls on American youth to follow Lincoln’s teachings for a united nation.
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Abraham Lincoln
America
Warren
Wyoming
Congress
Senate
Francis E. Warren
International
Washington
Lincoln
Concord Gate Tender Patrick McMahon Dies at 80
Patrick McMahon gate tender at the B. M. crossing Baker Avenue died Friday at Emerson Hospital aged eighty. Born in Ireland he lived in the United States sixty years. Survived by brother Owen McMahon of Hudson. Funeral held Sunday from Charles H. Doherty home Cottage Street Hudson.
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Patrick McMahon
Baker Avenue
Emerson Hospital
Ireland
Owen McMahon
Hudson
Charles H. Doherty
Cottage Sreet
Sudbury Social Scene Draws Visitors and Local Gatherings
Spring like weather brought visitors to the hill including Mr and Mrs Calvin Hasmer A Sharon Mr and Mrs Horace Reed Mrs M Piper Wrentham Mr and Mrs Stephen Fairbanks of Boston. Womens luncheon club met Mrs Lawrence L Winslip on Monday. Miss Nancy Way home from Cushing Academy with Jeannette Dodge of Gloucester N J. Mrs Nathaniel Loring hosted bridge and tea. George Moore sidelined by grippe. Miss Mary Piper hosted a party of young friends Sunday at Old Sudbury Road.
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Calvin Hasmer A. Sharon
Horace Reed
Melrose
M. Piper Wrentham
Stephen Fairbanks
Boston
Womens
Lawrence L. Winslip
King Philip Road
Nancy Way
Cushing Academy
Jeannette Dodge
Gloucester N. J
Nathaniel Loring
George Moore
Center
Grippe
Mary Piper
Old Sudbury Road
Ashes Distributed at St Casmir’s Special Service
A large congregation attended the 7 45 mass at St Casmir’s church where ashes were distributed after the service. Additional distribution planned after tonight’s seven o clock service. Lent activities include Tuesday 7 30 pm services and Friday 7 pm stations. Fr Dziok officiated Ash Wednesday rites with a visiting priest to preside on Tuesday evening.
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St. Casmir’s
St. Casmir’s Church
Dziok
Durius
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Polo Negri
Moscow
Sally O’neil
Norma Talmadge
United Artists’ Picture
Pope Street
Hudson Co-operative Bank
Smice
Frank Sederso
St., Maynara
Mayac Battery Company
Walnut ST
Mayac Battery Co
Office
W. A. Twombly
Palmer
Maynard, Mass
Fur Coat
Frank J. McCarron
Randel Road
South Acton Woolen Company
Lla Art & Novelty Shoppe
Rebekahs
Acton
Mrs. Edwardsen
Sen. Warren
Lawrence Academy Seconds
Fairbanks
Nichols
W. Fingard
Wearla
Ceccess
Gruber If
King If
Wattu
Er Kuchnowicz
M. Sezerzern
Ene Hintsa
Glickman
Lawrence A
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Wiser
Sherlet
See
Jarbeau
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Maison
Hill
Concord Gate
Sudbury
Sally Eilers
Matty Kemp
Pathe News
Hoot Gibson
Danger Rider
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Chester Conklin and
Thelma Todd
Lillian Gish
Pathe Review
Charlie Murray
Hudson Elks
Ball
Lamo
Hudson Lodge
Hudson States Armory
Leo Hannon
Singing Orchestra
Fitchburg
Charlotte S. Somerville
Isabelle Bekauski
Barbara Redmond
Narcisse
Thelma Reed
Margaret Lorden
Elaine Brent
Caista Paulino
Martha Carr
Mildred Brandie
Helen Caisto
Leona Leach
Marie White
Urbain R. Lamothe
Lillian A. O'Donnell
Milton E Freeman
Edmund L Schofield
Frances Moore
Leon T. Sheltry
Lodge
Lamothe
Louis A. Hubert
Anelited
Tel- Telgoeket
James H. White
Company of Marlboro
Leland D Wger
Municipal Lighter Company
E.R. Unbain
Edmund L. William
Désautels
Shirley Beaudry
Joseph George E. Byron
Jdday
Lever’s
M Nard
Rams
Ram’s Head
American Woolen Compa
American Woolen CO
Fourth Ave
New York City
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