Mortgagee Sale of Assabet Park Lots in Hudson
Mortgagee Hudson Cooperative Bank auctions three parcels in Maynard Middlesex South District in Assabet Park. Charles Bloom mortgage dated Aug 10 1914 secures 182 284 285 lots on plan 40 Crane Ave Garfield St. Sale Feb 7 1916 at 2 pm with $200 cash. balance due in 10 days at Hudson Massachusetts office.
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Charles Bloom
Hudson Co-Operative Bank
Middlesex South District
Maynard
County of
Middlesey
Commonwealth of Ing
Assabet Park
H. F. Tuttle
C. B
Garfield Street
E Avenue
Crane Avenue
Thomas J. McNamara
John H. Coughlin
A. Undersigned
Hudson,Massachuse’ Mudson Cooperative
Bank Mortgagee
Probate notice in Middlesex for Margaret Cutter estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court calls the heirs and interested parties to show cause why letters of administration with the will annexed should not be granted to Caroline B. Cutter. The hearing is February 28, 1916 at 9 a.m. in Cambridge, with notices to be published weekly for three weeks and mailed to interested parties seven days before Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Margaret F. Cutter
Concord
SAS
Caroline B. Cutter
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Frank E. Cutter
Caroline BE. Cutter
Bing
Charlies J. McIntire
Probate Court Cites Interested Parties in Cutter Estate
In Concord, Middlesex Probate Court cites Caroline B Cutter and others as interested in the estate of Frank E Cutter deceased. A document purporting to be his last will requests letters testamentary be issued to the named executrix or her surety. The citation requires appearance at noon over successive weeks with notices mailed and posted to interested parties.
Board of Selectmen to Meet Wednesdays at Creighton Block
The Board will convene every Wednesday at 7 p m in Creighton Block rooms to transact business. All applications and complaints must be presented then or by letter to the secretary. Frank Binks, Ch.
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B Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s Block
Frank Binks
Petition for administration in Maynard estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court calls heirs to show cause why James C. Mahoney of Maynard should not receive a letter of administration for Catherine Mahoney, deceased of Maynard. Hearing set in Cambridge on March 3 1916 at 9 am. Public notice to run in the Maynard Enterprise before Feb 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth .of
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Catherine Mahoney
Maynard
James C. Mahoney
Cambridge
Middlesea
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Local Basketball Signings and Early Season Results
Jack Kelly signs to play with Bucky Lew's five in Lowell for the season end. Brick Wilder competes with St. Bridget's in the local league and may join Buffalo in the Inter national league. Bancroft grades play, Grade a beats Grade b 24 to 6 in Priest's barn. Bowling league completes its second week, drawing strong local interest from players and fans.
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Jack Kelly
Bucky Lew
Lowell
Brick Wilder
St. Bridget’s
Buffalo
Bancroft
Priest’s Barn
Benedicts Lose Bowling Match to South Acton by 16 Pins
South Acton defeated the Benedicts in a tight bowling match by 16 pins after building a 50 pin lead in the early games. Ralph Piper led the visitors with strong bowling while Willis maintained steady play for Benedicts. Howe led the locals in singles and three strings, with Lent and Kielinen also contributing solid scores.
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South Acton
Benedicts
Ralph Piper
Willis
Howe
Lent
Kielinen
Holliston High Edges Maynard High in Tight Cage Clash
Holliston High School defeated Maynard High 45 to 33 in Cooperative Hall Friday. Gwynn Finn and Morgan lead Holliston. Maynard shows a strong passing game with several baskets not fully contested. Referee Ma honey. Scorer Smith. Timer Barry. Time 3 15 minute periods.
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Cooperative Hall
Holliston High
Maynard High
Gwynn
Finn
Morgan and
Lent
Hote Boys
Holliston H
Maynard H. S. Gwynn
Nordberg
McManus
Morgan
Maley
Holliston
Maynard
Mahoney
Smith
Barry
Making Good at Bowling in Local League Comeback
Louis Evers emerges as a comeback star in the bowling league with regular strikes. His partner James Rodway, also returning after a long absence, shows vintage form. Caswell pair James Mulden of the same team is also rolling strongly.
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Louis Evers
James Rodway
Caswell
James Mulden
League rules tighten as bowlers adjust
The report notes strict enforcement of new league rules causing discrepancies in team totals and bowler strings. It cites many bowler rule breaches like stepping over lines and lofting. In other items, the Berlin Boys' Club beat a picked five 18 to 10 at Cooperative Hall on Thursday.
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Berlin
Cooperative Hall
Reo Five Triumphs In Close Opening Game
The Reo five edged St. Bridget's five 32 to 24 in a tight opener. In the following game West Ends beat Young Men's Social Club 69 to 13 with Bowers netting 19 baskets for the victors.
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Reo
St. Bridget’s
Reo’s
West Ends
Bowers
Checker Tournament Opens At Local Club
The checker tournament opened Friday evening at the Checker club rooms. Participants include Michael Mullin Dennis Spain Felix Rainville Poresky William Hanson Phineas Matlin George Waterhouse Cham Ayotte. Ten games will be played around the clock.
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Checker Club
Michael F. Mullin
Dennis Spain
Felix Rainville
Poresky
William Hanson
Phineas Matlin
George Waterhouse
Cham Ayotte
Maynard Club Considers Trapshooting League Visit
Walter R. Peterson received a letter from A. C. Rice of Leominster promoting a Trapshooting league. Rice, promoter, would attend any Maynard club meeting to make necessary arrangements.
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Walter R. Peterson
A. C. Rice
Leominster
Mr. Rice
Maynard
Plays Fast Game in Cooperative Hall Produces Star James Ryan
The local basketball scene highlights James Ryan as a fast and skilled player with a keen eye for the basket. Other boys in Cooperative Hall show promise to become solid contributors as development continues.
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James Ryan
Jimmie
Hall
Bachelors Triumph In Town Clerks Basketball Contest
Two teams of married and single clerks from town stores played in Cooperative hall. The bachelors won after a fierce struggle and the single men captured the last basket by agreement. Notable scores included George Carey with 187 and James Lent with 126-125.
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Cooperative Hall
George Carey
James Lent
First of series Mason ic and Odd Fellows clash
The Mason ic and Odd Fellow Social clubs held a card game and pool night in Odd Fellows rooms on black Monday. The Masonic club won both pool and pitch events by small margins, 4 to 2 and 29 to 27 respectively. Six matches remain with next Monday postponed for Charles A Welch lodge events, ending March 27.
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Masonic
Odd Fellow
Odd Fellows
Masonic Club
Charles A. Welch Lodge
A. F&a.m
Riverside Co operative Assoc Allows Hall Basketball
At a special meeting the Riverside Cooperative directors reconsidered a former decision and voted to allow a continuance of basketball in the hall. The move enables the newly organized basketball league, whose schedule had been held up, to proceed. The schedule resumed after Tuesday’s meeting amid strong public interest and growing crowds.
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Riverside Cooperative Association
West Ends Win 38 24 In Cooperative Hall Game
West Ends defeated the Mill Office clerks 38 to 24 in a fast game at Cooperative Hall Tuesday. Phill Bowers scored 11 points and Don Lent played well for the winners. Dan Connors led the clerks.
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Cooperative Hall
West Ends
Phill Bowers
Don Lent
Dan Connors
Two Games Thursday In Local Basketball Schedule
The league lists two Thursday games with St. Bridget's vs Social Club and Reo Five versus Mill Office Clerks.
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St. Bridget’s
Reo Five
Benedicts Sweep Eagles In Straight Strings
In a league bowling match at the alleys Monday evening the Benedicts defeated the Eagles in straight strings by 114 pins. Lent led the Benedicts with the high game and Evers top-scored for the Eagles in the loss. The score:
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Benedicts
Eagles
Lent
Evers
Lost in Lawrence 87-6 dominates local loss to M A A
Lawrence M A A defeated the local team 81 to 9 on Saturday night. Smith scored 12 baskets and Wilson 15 for the visitors while Ryan led the locals with strong play. The game featured three 15 minute periods with Maynard and Barraclough among the scorers.
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Lawrence M. A. A
Lawrence
Smith
Wison
Ryan
Maynard
Seeeee
Eee
Wilson If
Sebastian
Wilson
Turner
Barraclough
MecIntosh
Waite
Mitchell
S. M
Standing in League Leads Thu Match Next
The bowling league standings show Holy Name club 68 160, Benedicts 60, South Acton 4 4500, with top bowlers G Lynch 94 and Whalen 93. The next league match is scheduled for Thursday night.
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L. Pe
Ceige
Holy Name Club
South Acton
Ok. Ees Sie
G. Lynch
Whalen
Hi. N
Piper
South ‘Acton
King Lear and George Lynch Lead Local Bowling Club
Holy Name club at the alleys Tuesday evening saw George Lynch deliver top all around play as the winners posted 76 pins to spare. M Lynch stood out for the losers while King Lear a Cincinnati Reds pitcher reportedly visited a carnival show in Muncie where a racist stunt offered cigars for hitting a head through a canvas.
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Holy Name Club
George Lynch
King
M. Lynch
Lear
King Lear
Cincinnati Reds
Muncie
Ind
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W. EB. Rogers
Register
W. E. Rogers
James Mahoney
John C. Thompson
Hudson Cooperative Bank
Main St
Hudson
MS. Davis
Nason St. Maynard
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Arthur E. Walker
Treas. Maynard
Agnes Nagle
Maynard St. South Acton
Tel
W. Acton
J. Leo Comeau
Nason St
Au Granite Works
E. Boeske
Eee Reese
Jones
Willis Eee
Ely Gruber
Summer Street
Maynard, ‘Mass
T. F. Parker
Main
Hibernians
Conyright Me
R.J. Reynolds
Tebacco Co
Aa Rmy
Rimacom Clon
Prince Albert
Jimmy
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
N. C
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