Foreclosure Sale of Bloom Property in Maynard Mass
Mortgagee Judson Co operative Bank will auction the premises described as Lots 182 284 and 285 in Assabet Park Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts on March 4 1916 at 2 PM for breach of mortgage to Hudson Co operative Bank dated August 10 1914. Bidder must pay 200 cash with balance due within ten days at Hudson office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles Bloom
Hudson. Co-Operative Bank
Midle South District Registry of Food
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Assabet Park
H. F. Tuttle
C. B
Middlesex South District
Garfield Street
Crane Avenue
Charles Bloom
Thomas J. McNamara
John H. Coughlin
Hudson
Massachusetts
Judson Co-Operative Bank Mortgagee
Probate notice for Margaret F. Cutter estate in Concord
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss probate court cites heirs and interested parties to appear February 28 1916 at Cambridge probate court to show cause why will should not be admitted and letters of administration issued. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise and mailed to known heirs seven days before court. Charles J McIntire First Judge. W E Rogers Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Margaret F. Cutter
Concord
Caroline BE. Cutter
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Frank EB. Cutter
Caroline E. Cutter
Esquire
Probate Court action in Middlesex for Cutter estate
Probate Court of Middlesex issues citation in Concord for Caroline E Cutter to obtain letters testamentary for the late Frank E B Cutter of Concord. The citation requires publication in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks and service by mail or delivery to all known interested persons. Witness Charles J McIntire First Judge, 1916.23. W E Rogers, Register.
Dream of boxing millions and the Wil lard Moran bout
The text imagines extravagant purses for Jess Willard in a 10 round Moran bout. It computes Willard’s potential earnings at $1 583.83 per minute, projecting $760 000 for an eight hour day and about $228 000 000 for 300 working days yearly. It contrasts these sums with U S officials’ salaries to label Rickard a national menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Willard
United States
England
United States Supreme Court
Rickard
Big Eaters Not Wanted In New Cubs Club
Joe Tinker groups ball players into two types, those who rush to the clubhouse after a loss to brag about a big steak and those who take the defeat seriously. He says most big leaguers fit one of these classes, and the breadwinner mindset signals unfitness for a real club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tinker
Cubs
Joe
Easy Money for These Feds and Their Big Paydays
The article notes Armando Marsans and Chief Bender among high paid players in the Federal League, plus Bill James and others. It cites Marsans earning about 10 000 dollars plus a bonus for roughly 25 hits for the St Louis Feds, Bender receiving 666 dollars for four winning games, and James getting 7000 dollars from the Braves for spending most of the summer away from the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armando
Marsans
Chief Bender
Bill James
Cobb
Marsons
St. Louis Feds
Bender
Terrapins
Braves
California
Washington and Jefferson Abandon Sports Amid Scarlet Fever
Athletic activity at Washington and Jefferson College is halted due to a scarlet fever outbreak. Several football opponents they defeated last season believe the epidemic arrived too late to affect those games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington and Jefferson
Maynard Board of Selectmen Meeting Notice
Town of Maynard announces weekly meetings every Wednesday at 7 PM in Creighton's Block rooms. All applications and complaints must be presented at that time or by letter to the secretary of the Board. Frank Binks, Chairman James Mahoney, See John C. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creighton
Frank Binks
James Mahoney
A C F F Beats Hudson In Tight Bowling Match
The A C F F team defeated Hudson at the alleys on Wednesday in a top local bowling clash. The visitors won the first two games easily and led by 40 pins entering the last, but Lent and a strong showing by George Lynch helped the locals surge back to win by seven pins. T Murray, Lynch and Lent starred for the home five while Horton Peirbanks Woodward and Harrison excelled for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ff
Hudson
Lent
George Lynch
T. Murray
Lynch
Horton
Peirbanks
Woodward
Harrison
South Acton Edges Eagles In Close Bowling Match
South Acton defeats the Eagles by 14 pins in a league bowling meet at the alleys on Thursday. Both teams finish with two wins each. Piper and McKenzie led for South Acton while Rodway and White starred for the Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
South Acton
Piper
McKenzie
Local business men seek a live baseball team
Several business men told the Enterprise reporter they believe the town’s business community would welcome a baseball team this season. One remarked that canvassing business leaders would likely yield a substantial response to a live team, signaling optimism for a successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Reporter
Trucking and Jobbing Furniture Moving Quickly and Efficiently
A local moving service advertises fast and careful furniture relocation. The firm promises prompt pickup and safe unloading, with experienced crews handling stairs, tight spaces, and fragile items for homes and offices.
J Leo Comeau Office at Nason Street
Brief notice identifies J Leo Comeau with an office at 43 Nason Street and a telephone contact line for inquiries.
Administrator's Sale of Lincoln Farm in Ashland
Pursuant to a Probate Court license dated February 14 1916 the administrator will sell at public auction on March 11 1916 at 2 PM the title and interest of George W Lincoln in about thirty four acres of farm land and buildings on the southerly side of Winter Street Ashland Mass The sale requires one hundred dollars at bidding and the balance within ten days after deed delivery. Estate of George W Lincoln South Framingham Massachusetts February 15 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Middlesex County
Ashland
George W. Lincoln
Maynard
Winter Street
Said
Richard Lovekin
Caleb W. Lincoln
Middlesex
Alonzo B. Whipple
Colby Bartlett
Joseph P. Dexter
South Framingham
Mass
Two League Games Here Show West Ends In First Place
Two cooperative hall league matches Thursday left West Ends atop the standings with 20 points. St Bridget’s won the first game as Ryan scored half the winners total while Reo five crushed Mill Office clerks 40 to 12 in the second. The Electric five had not yet played by Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ends
Reo Five
Coninas
Cooperative Hall
St. Bridget’s
Ryan
Mill Office Clerks
Iitenee
The
Electric Five
Local Basketball Game Cancelled Then Sews South Boston Match
The high school team will not travel to Southboro Friday evening due to cancellation. Their next game is in South Boston against the Sewell five Friday night. J Murray won the weekly alley prize with a 131 string. Waterhouse and Matlin lead the ongoing checker tournament at the Checker Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
South Boston
Sewell Five
Waterhouse
Matlin
Bowling standings show A C H leading and Holy Name second
Interest in the bowling league grows with A. C. H. still leading and Holy Name club tied for second after Feb 19. Benedicts, South Acton, and Eagles gain in standings and individual averages tighten as top bowlers push toward 90 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Holy Name Club
Benedicts and Eagles
Beloser
Maynard Boys Fall 54 to 27 at Leominster
Maynard high school lost to Leominster 54 to 27 on Saturday night in Leominster. Garland led scoring with 16 baskets while O'Brien added six. Leominster held a 32 point first half advantage. Referee Wass and timer Person oversaw the 20 minute periods in front of about 200 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H
Leominster
Leominster High
Garland
O’brien
Maynard
Leominster Maynard Garland
Nordberg ‘Newton
Butler If
McManus Milan
Lowe
Lent Cook
Rollins
O'Brien Suhike
Long
Morgan
Cook
Newton
Milan
Sahike
McManus
Lent
O'Brien
Wass
C H B S baseball team releases 1916 schedule
Manager Howard Boyce announced the 1916 schedule for the C H B team. Games include Apr 1 Watertown high at Concord, Apr 3 Maynard high at Maynard, Apr 8 Waltham high at Waltham, Apr 12 Middlesex school at Middlesex grounds Concord, Apr 15 Hingham high at Hingham, Apr 19 Mechanic Arts high Boston at Concord, Apr 22 Arlington high at Arlington, Apr 26 LaSalle high of Waltham at Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. Boyce
Howard Boyce
C. H
Watertown High
Concord
Maynard High
Maynard
Waltham High
Waltham
Middlesex School
Middlesex Grounds
Hingham High
Hingham
Mechanic Arts High
Boston
Arlington High
Arlington
LaSalle High
Dedham High
Dedham
Boston College High
Watertown
Wayland High
Leominster High
Lexington High
Lexington
Charlestown Evening Centre High School
Fitchburg High
Chelsea High
Clinton
Lyman School
Westbdgo
Belmont
Charlestown Centre School
Marlboro
Hudson
Sacred Heart Academy of Worcester
Wayland
Southboro
Leominster
Concord Opens High School Baseball Season Here April 3
Manager Edward Coughlin of M. H. 8. baseball team lists the 1916 schedule. Concord opens Maynard’s season on Monday April 3 with games at Clinton Belmont and Maynard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward Coughlin
M. H
Maynard
Two Fast Games at Cooperative Hall Basketball Night
In Cooperative hall on Tuesday evening the Reo five defeated the West Ends 32 to 26 while St. Bridget's beat the office clerks 39 to 22. Hansen and Smith starred for Reos with Bowers a notable contributor. Gibbon and Tobin led St. Bridget's with Connors and Kelly for the losers. Referees James J. Ledgard and Dr Boward Flaherty controlled the two contests as a weak crowd urged greater turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Reo
West Ends
St. Bridget’s
Reos
Hanson
Smith
Bowers
Gibbon
Tobin
Connors
Kelly
James J. Ledgard
Boward Flaherty
All New England Beats Boston Checker Club in Boston Match
George Waterhouse led the All New England club at the American House in Boston with four straight wins over G R Peacock Jr. Hugh MacDonald went 3 1 1 while 0 8 Shattuck had 3 and 1. The performance helped All New England to a 170 84 155 overall record against Boston Checker club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waterhouse
All New England
Boston Checker Club
Boston
G. R. Peacock, Jr
Hugh MacDonald
Shattuck
Boston Checker
Reo Five Defeated by Lowell Team in Fast Basketball Game
The Reo five were defeated in Lowell Saturday by a Lowell five in a fast and interesting game of basketball by a score of 26 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo
Lowell
Holy Name Club and South Acton Split Second Place Tie
Holy Name Club and South Acton split a league match on Monday evening at the alleys. Both teams were tied for second, and the outcome hinged on total pinfall as visitors won two of three games but Holy Name earned the extra point by the higher total. Albert Whalen and Moynihan starred for the locals while Clapp Wills and Piper stood out for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. MH
Holy Name Club
South Acton
Benedicts
G. Lynch
M. Lynch
Holy Name
Lent
Piper
King
Moynihan
H. N
MacKenzie
Hinds
Eagles
Fivers
Hagles
Whalen
Holy Namé Club
South Acton Sti
Ffi
Albert Whalen
Clapp
Wills
Great Players Fail as Pilots with Few Exceptions
Great ball players do not make great managers. Some stars of the volunteer ranks become successful leaders, with McGraw Jennings and Fielder Jones winning pennants as managers, while Napoleon Lajoie Bob Wallace Johnny Evers Charley Nichols Johnny Kling Billy Dahlen Fred Tenny and others failed to shine in the majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw
Jennings
Fielder Jones
Napoleon Lajoie
Bob, Wallace
Johnny Evers
Charley Nichols
Johnny Kling
Billy Dahlen
Fred Tenny
Mankey Sperguine Verger
Costly Sports Finances Weigh Down The Arm Scene
Frenzied sport finance dominates the headlines with pricey boxing bouts and star salaries. Johnsons 50 Wing, Stecher 100000, and Merkle Evers headlines spark talk of pennants and high stakes in New York sports culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Stecher
N. B
Johnny Evers
Braves
Fred Merkle
Trainer Harry Tuthill Tells Yarn on McGovern
Trainer Harry Tuthill discusses his West Point successes and past anecdotes about fighters. He notes his versatility, guiding Detroit baseball and conditioning fighters, including a tale of Young Corbett visiting Terry McGovern’s dressing room to urge speed before a fight. The recollection frames Tuthill as an insightful, candid figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tuthill
Michigan
West Point
Tuthill
Detroit
Young Corbett
Corbett
Terry McGovern
Terry
Tothill
McGovern
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. E. Rogers
Register
W. EB. Rogers
James
W. and
John C. Thompson
H. Hoar
J. Murray Eee
King, Lent Eee
Lynch Ome
South Acton Clapp
Willis
Eee Eee
Denehy
White
Ereeene
J. Leo Comeau
Nason St
Administrator's Sale
J. Murray
Eac Ee Cc. H
J. Whalen Eves
Fournier
Vodoklys Ee
M'Govern
Maynard Bottling Co
Florida Rad
Glendale St
Cuemenelie
Concord Junction
Sudbury
Robert
O’neil
American Supply Co
Nasan St
Maynard, Mass
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