Bowling match ends in a split between clubs
Jasondale Social club and Hudson Oyster team split a Fraternal bowling match at Way Alley. Foresters won the first string by eight pins, Lower Town came back to win the second by 20 pins, leaving Foresters ahead overall by pins. Visitor ballers included Me vy with a solid single string and Billy OConnell finishing with 278 for the high three.
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Jasondale
Oyester
Hudson
Aadway
Foresters
Mey
Billy O'Connell
Ford Parts Arrive As Broadbent Directs Unloading Crew
Washington garage proprietor Broadbent directs a large crew unloading a shipment of Ford parts. A quiet crowd gathers and an onlooker remarks the arrival is a significant shipment for the Ford business in town.
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Won
Vey Broadbent
Washington
Ford Automobiles
Broadbent's Ford Standout Leader in Service
A man discusses his business model centered on service rather than price. He notes high overhead from owning a large Ford sales station and a staff of expert workers. The emphasis remains on reliable service to attract customers and establish leadership in the local Ford market.
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Dhige
Broadbent
Ford
Harvey
Birthday Party Honors Hudsons Fifth Birthday
Dainty Marie Croogan celebrated her fifth birthday with friends in Hudson. Geraldine Morel Melvin Taylor Mary Donald and Robert Bateman Evelyn Joseph and William Carey Rose and Arthur St Mary and Joseph Staninus attended. Mrs Frank Croogan hosted at 98 Manning Street with a luncheon prepared by her. Her father Frank Croogan manages the Co operative store.
Town finance committee finishes work and celebrates with supper
After three weeks of arduous effort the finance committee completed its report on the annual warrant and appropriations for the March 2 town meeting. A chicken supper organized by Henry Patten capped the joyous closure with Chief of Police Richardson as chef. No speeches, cigars distributed, and a relaxed close to the evening.
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G. A. BR. Danquet Hall
Town Hall
Richardson
Patten
Dief
Maynard Bowler Rivalry Pushes Middlesex to Comeback Hope
Maynard Charley horse blamed for Middlesex Bowling defeat by old rival A.O.H. Cap Eddie White of Middlesex limped with a cane after the match at Maynard Alleys. A.O.H. took the win as Bill et topped singles with 112 and Lynch led three string total with 303. Middlesex totals 472 444 453 1980 with Miller Farrell White Tucker and Billets contributing in a rough postmatch scene.
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Charley Horse
Middlesex
A.os
Eddie White
Maynard
A.O.H
G. Lynch
AOM
J. Murray
J. Moynihan
H. Connors
Moclesex H. Miller
J. Farrell
FE. White
J. Tucker
Co F and Co IM in 2d Battalion League Championship
The game between Company IM 182nd Infantry National Guard and Company F of Waltham was not played as Company F conceded the championship of the 2d Battalion League.
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Co. IM
182 Infantry
Co.f
Waltham
Co. F
New AOH Division 56 Elects Byron President
Thomas J Byron takes chair as president of Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians at Herman Hall. Plans advance for the April 19 celebration with four parade floats and drum corps. A St Patrick Day banquet is slated March 17 at Monument Hall with James J Byrne chair and Joseph M Collins secretary.
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A. O. H. Thomas J. Byron
Order of Hibernians
Hirman Hall
Drum Corp
Thomas J. Byron
St. Patrick's Day
Monument Hall
James J. Byrne
Joseph M. Collins
Martin Welch
Patrick Smith
James Jowers
Lincoln Birthday Observed in Concord Schools
Mr Philip J Flynn principal of Peter Bulkeley and Emerson schools led activities marking Lincoln and Governor's Day. Thirty minutes were set in each room for reading the proclamation and studying Lincoln's life. Principals Roger F Holmes and Harvey Wheeler coordinated similar programs in West Concord and Harvey Wheeler schools.
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Lincoln
Philip J. Flynn
Peter Bulkeley
Emerson
Lfe
Cipal
Roger F. Holmes
Harvey Wheeler and
West
Concord
Washington
Six Added to Voter List in Town Hall Session
During a long session the Board of Registrars added six names to the voting list, three men and three women. Five enrolled in Previet 1 and one in Precinet 2, raising Precinct 1 to 1810 voters and Precinct 2 to 957, total 2767 for the February 24 town election and March 2 town meeting.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Character Party by Division 44 AOH Ladies Auxiliary
The Division 44 Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians hosts a Character Party at Hibernian Hall tonight. Committee led by chairman Mrs Ellen M Keefe and members Mrs Marsha Duggan Miss Mary Tobin Mrs Sarah Ferguson Miss Catherine Hayes and president Mrs Mary Manning organize the event for members and their ladies friends.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Ellen M. Keefe
Marsha Duggan
Mary Tobin
Sarah Ferguson
Catherine Hayes
Mary Manning
Kings Daughters Club Meets at First Parish Vestry
The Kings Daughters of the First Parish gathered in the vestry Tuesday afternoon. Hosts were Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and Mrs. Charles F. Bowers.
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Kings’ Daughters
Kings Daughters of the First Parish
Herbert B. Smith
Charles F. Bowers
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