Young Maynard Nine Falls To Marlboro In Duel
A 19 year old Maynard team led by captain Hugh Connor lost by 40 pins to a Marlboro squad of similar age on Wednesday. Rematch is set for tomorrow at local alleys. Also notes Jerry McCarthy's singing talent and a Boston tie for high total last week between William Holmes and Henry Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Connor
Marlboro
Jerry McCarthy
Jerry
Hennessy
Giants
Boston
William
Bucky) Holmes
Henry Price
All Stars Fall Again to Local Team in Alley Match
The All Stars were defeated by the local aggregation on Thursday night marking a second loss in a week. Home players led early, then closed strong for a decisive three game win as Billy Lynch and Jim Lent excelled on the single and three string totals. George Lynch stood out for the Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Stars
Vowers
Billy Lynch
Jimmy Lent
George Lynch
Connors
Golden Anniversary Observed By Progressive Lodge K of P
Progressive lodge K of P celebrated its golden anniversary with a Boston Minstrel quintet concert. The event featured performances by G E B McGowan E E Bullock E Stanley Nichols A L Hipson F A Varney EB Bullock and others plus an address by P C William H Chase detailing the order’s Civil War origins and growth to 715000 members in 8000 lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Boston Minstrel Quintet
Maynard
G. EB. McGowan
E. E. Bullock
Bones
E. Stanley Nichols
A. L. Hipson
F. A. Varney
EB. C. Bullock
Paddy
Black Joe
New Orleans
P. C. William H. Chase
Hopedale
Mr. Nichols
Mr. Varney
Mr. Varney and Quartet; Tenor Solo, “Lolita;’ Peccia, Mr. Hipson
Mulligan Musketeers
Temple
Arion Waltz
Vogel
Gibson
Chase
George H. Draper Lodge
Milford
Order
Henry Rathbone
Washington, D.C
Pythian’ Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Samuel Holder Hines
Richmond
Peter Woodland
A. G. Fairbank
George W. Bradley
Thomas French
Charles H. Shearer
Baward Cheney
Evening social honors Oswain group at Concord event
In the school evening event Oswain led by George B Lawton and William Rawitser featured aids Dr Daniel Goodehow Frank Binks Louis Perry Joseph Reed William Stockwell Charles E K Greer halge Wilder Macurda and Ralph Hastings. About 190 attendees came from Concord Concord Junction Acton Sudbury and nearby places praising the rare social success achieved in harmonious circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswain
George B. Lawton
William RaWitser
Daniel Goodehow
Frank 8
Binks
Louis D. Perry
Joseph Reed
William Stockwell
Charles EK. Greerhalge Wilder X. Macurda
Ralph Hastings
Concord
Concord Junction
Acton
Sudbury
Fraternal Society Stance Maintains Community Standing
Fragmentary text notes a fraternal group preserving its high standing within the community. The fragment suggests ongoing efforts to uphold reputation and unity among members.
Dark Horse Appears Strong in Local Democratic Caucus
In Cooperative hall on Wednesday the Democratic caucus nominated Daniel Colbert on the regular ballot amid few contests. James J. Ledgard defeated Arthur Wright for the other nomination while Edward G. Cheney presided and John Murray served as secretary. Tellers included John Mahoney Bernard Gerrigan and Michael Lynch with results listing town clerk Frank F. Sanderson and multiple town positions won by candidates including James Mahoney Cornelius J. Mahoney William Connolly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
Daniel Colbert
James J. Ledgard
Arthur Wright
Edward G. Cheney
A Fine Exhibition by Tarmo Athletic Club
An athletic exhibition by the Tarmo Athletic Club of the Socialist party drew a full house on Saturday night. The program showcased talent on the horizontal bars parallel bars horse and flying rings with tumbling jumps and strength tests. The show included Imatra bani selections comic songs by Paul Suessa and a dance with refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarmo Athletic Club
Socialist Party
Imatra Bani
Paul Suessa
Mrs Emma Saunders Dies at 66 in Lowell
Death announced in Lowell of Mrs Emma BE Saunders widow of Orlando Saunders formerly a mill agent. She passed Thursday night at 87 Nesmith Street Lowell aged 66 years 1 month 25 days. She leaves sisters Miss Julia E B Eddy Lowell and Mrs Mary E Rounds of Lowell and brothers Henry Eddy of Chepachet R I and Elisha Eddy of Westerly R I. Funeral was private due to diphtheria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma BE. Saunders
Orlando Saunders
Nesmith St
Lowell
Mary E. Rounds
Julia EB. Eddy
Henry, Eddy
Chepachet
R. I
Elisha
Westerly
Overseers Seek Four Thousand Dollar Town Aid Increase
The annual overseers of the poor report requests a 4000 increase in appropriation, up from last year, to cover farm, almshouse, door poor and sundry expenses with working capital totaling 5433.68 and a current balance of 5.51. Social notices list visits from Miss Nordberg, Miss Wood, Malcolm Soule, Harold Sawyer, and Oscar Gustafson visiting local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Florence and
Louise Wood
Cambridge
George H. Gutteridge
Malcolm Soule
Harold Sawyer
South Freeport
S. Raymond Kitchin
Oscar Gustafson
Peabody
Emil Gustafson
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A. G. Haynes
O. S. Fowler
Agnes Gibbons
Montaigu
Belgium
Aachen
Germany
Main Si
Maynard, Mass
Maynard and Vicinity
Geo. D. Elson
Albion L. LU. Millan
S&t
Mass
Fort Hill
Acton Center
West Acton
Arthur J. Coughlan
China
Norwegian ‘American Steamship Line
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Weat
South Acton
Deeeee A
C. A. Jefts
Haggerty
Murray - See
Chas. A. Weleh
Lodge
Danc
Poole
Orchestra
Oswald C. Drechsler
George E. Lawton
Willian Rawfitter
Dark Horse
Ethel Nordberg
Somerville
John Nordberg
Glendale St
Ch. Mead & Co
Tutte & Newton, m. &. Taylor, S
Vwreren
Wwe Co
O. Parmenter & Co
Bedford C. & G. Co
American Supply CO
Nason St
Maynard, Ma
Eaton’s
James Eaton Nason
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
Snort
South Acton Coal 5
P. Fletcher
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg
Loewe Bros. Paints
Main Street
M. Swarta & CO
Colonial Inn
Frederick Sutter
Concord, Mass
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