Maynard Chautauqua Tickets Sell for February Meeting
The Maynard Chautauqua committee distributed over 1000 tickets for the event at Cooperative Hall next Tuesday evening February 20. Dr. A R Turner, a national Chautauqua figure, will speak on Watch Your Step. A quartet will render selections and promoters hope to establish a frequent public forum with leading speakers.
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Maynard Chautauqua Association
Cooperative Hall
A, RB
Turner
Chautauqua
Hudson Board of Trade Association
Mrs Bamford Visits Father in Mass General Hospital
Mrs. John Bamford visited her father, Robert C. Lester, at Mass General Hospital on Tuesday. Lester has been confined there for 10 days, suffering a compound fracture of the spine from a fall off the top of a car at the C. M. & H. car barn.
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John Bamford
Robert C. Lester
Mass. General Hospital
Lester
Maynard Bowling Standings See No Change In Top Four
The Maynard bowling league shows no shift among the first four teams after 19 games. Y M S C leads, followed by A O H M U and Middlesex in third and fourth. K of P climbs from seventh to fifth, Eagles drop to sixth, with South Acton next. Business Men eight, Red Sox ninth, Holy Name at bottom. Ed Bill leads with 96 average among 57 strings.
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K. of P
M. U
Middlesex
Eagles
South Acton
Red Sox
Holy Name
Bill
G. Lynch
Stoney
Lent
Jerry
Lynch
James
J. Killonen
Lesage
James 'Boulden
Miller
Peterson
Ticker
Downey
H. Killonen
R. ‘Lent
M. “Lesage
Piper
Hinds
J. J. Murray
Clapp
J. Billet
Penniman
White
Glover
Price
Medford Defeats Maynard In Close Bowling Match
Medford won against Maynard bowling team in a close Saturday contest at Medford. It was the second match of the season with a return bout planned soon. The score stands even after Maynard won the first game. Bill Lynch topped the scores as high roller of the day.
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Medford
Maynard
He Maynard
Aggregation
Bill Lynch
Acton A. O. H. Tops South Acton In League At Local Alleys
South Acton lost to A. O. H. in a league match at the local alleys on Thursday night. Piper Clapp and G. Lynch tied for the singles with 106 pins while G. Lynch led the three strings.
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South Acton
Piper
Clapp
G. Lynch
M U Triumphs with Three Points at Lynch Bros Alley
M U captured three points and the totals in the match at Lynch Bros alleys Friday evening. Lesage led the singles while Boulden topped the three strings in the bowling contest.
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M. U
Lynch Bros. Alleys
Lesage
Boulden
Community Notes from South Acton and Nearby
South Acton residents report visits and business trips with Ed Hoitt of Springfield and George Priest of Norwich. Scouts march to Universalist church for service as Grace Ineson joins Middlesex Mutual Insurance in Concord while many locals visit hospitals, clinics, and family members.
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Ed.Hoitt
Springfield
Turner
George
Priest
Norwich
N. Y
Maynard
William Rawitzer
A. Rose
Concord
Saranac
G.C. Turner
Universalist
Flora Hall
Deaconess Hospital
J. K.W. Wetherbee
Men‘s Forum
Universalist Church
Standish
Boston
E. I. Banks
Charles Clark
Wakefield
West
Acton
Congregational Church Services and Meetings
Sunday morning service at 10 30 preached by Rev A M Osgood of Maynard in exchange with the pastor. Sunday school at 11 45 topic Using What Were Acts 1 10 led by Mrs W S Fletcher. Evening preaching at 7 subject The Seventh Commandment. Ladies Social circle meets Thursday at 2 with Mrs Glines. Friday prayer and social at 7 30 on The Christian As a Loyal Subject Matt 6 10. Cold weather keeps some away but attendees find meetings helpful.
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Standish
Boston
Columbian Mandolin Orchestra
Maynard
A. M. Osgood
S. Sc
W. S. Fletcher
Glines
Entertainment at Congregational vestry February 26
Monday evening february 26 an entertainment in the Congregational vestry features a short play titled a meeting of the somethings cast by 12 women with a laughable farce promised an enjoyable evening and a forthcoming cast list as well as a sale of various items.
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Lot Toog Naga
Howland Estate Plans and a Rose Plant Purchase
Winslow Howland, heir to a vast fortune, seeks a rural country estate near his city home. He schemes to buy the rose plant owned by Miss Edgerton by disguising his wealth and feigning neighborly interest. She outmaneuvers him by buying property in another name, gaining status, and he ends with marriage and social prominence.
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Winslow Howland
Howland
Jernegan
Samuel Jones
Mr. Jones
Gowland
Agricultural’ College
George Winslow
Saucia Fortes
Bess
Winslow
Bhe
Miss Edgertong
Miss Howland
Howland Park
Miss Edgerton
Owmand
Reese
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Glover & Palmer
Accountants
P. O. Box
New England
Inter-City League
L P.C Y.M.S.C
M. Uv
BovGtebn
Gayacs
Hagies
Libby
MacDonald
Lock
Crowley Hileep
Lynch .Y
A. O. H. T. Murray
Connors
FIM. Sbi
G. Gynch
South Acton Ste A Piper
Esscsees
L. Jones
Billet
Axford
Wanee Eens
J. Billet A
Rodway Eeeetaeree
Eagles Bouldén
Seeee
Nelson
Eee
Lizzie Bumpus
Congregational Church
Irma
Dunkee
Miss Bumpus
Joseph ‘Allen
Jones
Maynard St
Maynays
H. B. West
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