Maynard Defeats Leominster In Open Court Clash
Maynard H. basketball team hosted Leominster at Waltham Street hall in a 44 to 16 win. White and Fingard both scored nine, Lyons and Chase were limited by early fouls, and Maynard’s defense held Leominster to zero points in the third period.
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Rere
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Fingard
Lyons
Chase
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Maynard Opens Season With Local Rival in 3 Game Series
Maynard enters a three game series starting Tuesday night at Waltham Street Hall against Saxonville. The all Maynard lineup features Sebastian Enneq uess Moynihan Leithead and Duggan with Don Lent Louis Kelley and LeGrande. The match sparks a long standing rivalry and local interest is high.
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Waltham Street Hall
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Sophomore Play For the Sake of a Thousand Prompts West Acton Social
The West Acton sophomore class presented a one act play titled For the Sake of a Thousand. After the performance, whist refreshments were served and the players enjoyed a social period.
Concord Jct Community Notes Brighten Local Life
Olin Ostberg family plans to move to Haston PA on Feb 17 while James DeNeill will occupy 145 Commonwealth Ave this week. The town notes recoveries, visits, school Lincoln and Washington birthday programs and a LOOF dance upcoming on Washington's birthday.
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Haston
Pennsylvania
James DeNeill
Commonwealth Avenue
William Fought
Mary McSweeney
Cohasset
Richard B. McSweeney
James Nagle
Springfield
Gertrude Kane
Lincoln
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Assembly Hall
Elizabeth Houndroe
Mary Elizabeth Sheehan
Angelo Patri
Washington
Miss Reynolds
West Acton Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Rachael Haynes opened a circulating library in her vanity shop in West Acton. Mrs. Jennie Holton visited her son and wife in Belmont. Mr and Mrs Eugene Hall planned a Florida trip. Mrs John Teele was at the Homeopathic Hospital Boston for observation. A leap year dance is planned Thursday in Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Mohneault of Boston stayed with Mrs R B Moore. Miss Doris Gardner spent the weekend at home.
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Jennie, Holton
Belmont
Eugene Hall
Florida
John Teele
Homopathic Hospital
Boston
Odd Fellows Hall
West Acton
Mohneault
R. B. Moore
Doris Gardner
Boxborough Youths Stage Comedy Cyclone Sally Friday
Boxborough youths present the comedy Cyclone Sally at the town hall Friday evening to raise funds for the pipe organ, with participants hoping for a full house. West Acton youngsters visiting Roxborough socials will attend and then enjoy dancing after the show.
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West Acton
Roxborough
Sophomore Class Military Whist Party At Acton High
The sophomore class at Acton High School held a military whist event with twenty eight tables in play. Mrs Rachel Haynes directed the game and was presented with roses pinks and bronze book ends for her help. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy Portia Hardy and Mr Howard Stacy.
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Acton High School
Rachel Haynes
Charles Hardy
Portia Hardy
Howard Stacy
Land Fight Outshines Politics in Sudbury Election
Sudbury voters see town politics return to prominence as the current board of selectmen contemplates re election. Harvey N. Fairbanks seeks a three year term as chairman, Carlton Elms runs for two years, and Tomas F. O’Neil aims for one year amid expectations of a quiet contest.
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Board of Selectmen
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Tomas F. O'Neil
North Sudbury
Nashua Teachers stage The Intimate Strangers
Miss Gertrude Halloran and Mrs Walter Piper attended social events in Malden and Nashua. Mrs Tufts received acclaim as a dramatic coach as the Nashua Teachers club presented Booth Tarkington’s comedy The Intimate Strangers at the City Auditorium before an enthusiastic audience.
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Walter E. Piper
Caden Club
Malden
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James’ M. Tufts
Nashua Teachers Club
Booth Tarkington
City Auditorium
Sudbury Girls Take Up Basketball as Winter Amusement
A group of Sudbury girls begin playing basketball for fun in winter. They use the hall on off days of High school practice and must play out of town since Weeder hall is too small to host a regular game.
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Spirit of Sudbury at Boston Boat Show
Sudbury is in evidence at the motor boat show as Arthur H White exhibits his eighteen footer motor boat 777 Spirit of Sudbury with a Mashver special engine. The craft is reported to make speeds of 15 miles an hour or more and attracts much attention with many compliments for its craftsmanship.
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Sudbury
Arthur H White
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Local items note residents and church activities
Ralph Merchant remains at home with grippe. Dr Sumner B Annis of Maynard attends. Mrs Edward J Ward goes to Mass General for exam. Mrs Ira Coates of Malden visits Mrs George Worster on River street. J W Schnurr and his nephew board with the Worsters. Esther Balci visits the Sawyers in Hudson. Dr Clark returns to town after ten days illness. Congregational Church announces services and events led by Rev Ralph A Barker. L B Circle dinner in forestry Feb 16 from 11 30 to 1 with public invited.
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Sumner B. Annis
Maynard
Edward J. Ward
Mass. General Hospital
Ira Coates
Malden
George W. Worster
River Street
J. W. Schnurr
Boston and Maine Depot
George Worster
Esther Balci
Charles Sawyer
Hudson
Clark
Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
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Horestry
South Acton Scouts Observe Scout Week
South Acton Troop 1 marks Scout Week with a February 8 supper and exhibition at the Universalist vestry. First aid fires, knot tying, archery and flag respect shown. Donations for a new camp building pledged by attendees.
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South Acton
Boy Scouts of America
Universalist Church
Richard Lowden
C. F. Edney
Lady Frances Campbell
Charles F. Edney
Herbert W. Merriam
William T. Merriam
Ralph W. Piper
Austin W. Fisher
Howard J. Billings
Fred L. Burke
Frank EB. Hardy
Austin W. Fisher, Jr
Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Abraham Lincoln
Sudbury Trader George W. Hunt Dies at 78
George W. Hunt of Sudbury died at his State Road home from pneumonia at age 78. A longtime general store proprietor, he led bands in many communities and served as South Sudbury postmaster. Survived by wife, son Edward, and two sisters Harriet Brooks and Mrs Charles Buzzell. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
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State Road
Hunt
Henry
Alice Hunt
South Sudbury
Edward
Philadelphia
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Framingham
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Framingham Team Seeks Support For Millis Return Game
After a close 19 to 16 loss to Ton, Framingham announces a 1928 schedule with all away games and a planned return match against Millis at Framingham. Dates listed include February 1 Northboro and March 9 Southboro, March 16 Chelmsford, with date for Millis game to be announced. Fans are urged to attend and show support.
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Southboro
Chelmsford
Millis
Framingham
Sudbury Teams Schedule and Early Results Highlight Local Effort
The boys travel to Framingham on Tuesday to face the second team at Framingham Army and host Northboro on Friday. They opened with a 19 to 7 loss to Millis, showing needed experience. The girls debut this year with strong community support and a listed lineup including Elsa Johnson and Angeline Mercury.
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Millis
Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Lillian Davison
Gertrude Cossar
Jeanette Smith
Elinor Bowker
Bernice Clark
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