Ynard and Hudson Break Pin Records in League Contest
Maynard and Hudson set season pins records as Hudsons top the league with a 136 high. Maynard 146 and 122 by another string stand out. Myrick leads with a 574 series and 146 high in the night’s action. Pastimes of Marlboro and Clinton rollers also compete for top spots.
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of the Hudsons
Five
Maynard
Hudson
Clinton
Clinton Rollers
Joe McCarthy
Marlboro
May- Hudson
Collins
Westboro
Myrickrick
Visocchi
Weekend Home Visited by Mrs Wesparents Family
MacGreen and Osgood spent the weekend with their parent and Mrs JH Duandier Wells at the holiday home of Mrs Wes. Mr and Mrs J P Fletcher resided on the street.
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N MacGreen
Osgood
JH. Duandier Wells
Wes
J. P. Fletcher
Local society notes and church events in town
Miss Dorothy Collings recuperates from appendectomy at Emerson and Mass General Hospital in Boston. Mrs Otis Reed and daughter Alseabeth visited over weekend. Universalist church schedule includes Thursday meeting at Mrs Arthur Jones. Sunday sermon titled Who and What was Christ. Sunday evening lecture A Trip Across Canada with colored slides. Miss P Tuttle last week spoke on reading methods in Syracuse Rochester Schenectady Buffalo areas and will tour Washington Baltimore Clymer School of Practice New York City schools.
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Dorothy Collings
Main Street
Emersoning
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
Otis Reed
Alseabeth
Harold
Universalist Church
Arthur Jones
A. J. Torsleff
Christ
Canada
Washington, D. Cc
Baltimore
Clymer School of Practice
New York City
Maynard Considering 150000 for New Sewers Plans
F A Barbour consulting engineer outlines sewer project needs and funding options at Maynard Business Men's Association meeting. discussion covers taxation frontage assessment and rental plans, with first section possible to start this year and most of it built before Christmas 1926. Lance Dent presided. William Naylor secretary. collation served.
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F. A. Barbour
Maynard Business Men's Association
Masonic Hall
Barbour
A . Maynard
Business Men's Association
General Bus Wactions
Ee En
Lance Dent
Business Men's
William Naylor
Concord Musical Club Seeks Vocal and Instrumental Program
The Concord Musical Club will present a program of vocal and instrumental music followed by a social hour with refreshments.
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Concord Musical Club
Unidentified assailant attacks man. police seek clues
A man was injured after a stabbing described as severe and savage. The victim could not identify the attacker and said a man ran away from the scene. He was taken to hospital and the police admit the investigation is handicapped by lack of information.
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Emerson Hospital
Drekska
Tomkins High Man In Six Cornered Fight
Price cuts in wool trade reported with 20 percent reduction under year ago prices and worsted suitings 10 to 12 percent lower. American Woolen lines show an average decline of 1 410 percent versus last year. Assabet mill conditions noted. Voters cast 1108 with 2652 registered at Citizens' Caucus amid withdrawal confusion. Warren Municipal Light Board votes for three trustees and town donations for Farnham Smith. Tree Warden for one year Henry P Richardson.
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Assabet
Citizens
Warren
Concord Lodge of Elks Initiates New Members
At the Concord Lodge of Elks meeting held on a Tuesday evening in the lodge rooms Leading Knight Edward W. Sheehan presided in Exalted Ruler Benjamin Derby’s absence due to recovery from an operation. The lodge decided to continue Lent whist parties with the next one scheduled for Wednesday evening. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Benjamin Derby
Edward W. Sheehan
Con
Maynard's Early Days Recalled by Gutteridge
William H. Gutteridge writes from The Enterprise recalling Maynard’s 1860s beginnings. He notes the town grew from about 110 houses and 560 people in 1863 to 1312 dwellings and 7852 residents in the latest town report, describing sparse services and no doctor or hotel in earlier times.
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Wiliam H. Gutteridge
Maynard
Gap
Gutteridge
Writ of Attachment Reported in East Cambridge
East Cambridge February case notes a writ of attachment issued concerning Ruth Farm. The document records property attachment actions and cites involved parties and the local court authority. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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East Cambridge
Quarterly conference and club notices from Maynard
The record notes the M E Church quarterly conference set for Thursday this week. A bad cold confined Janutor at home last week. The Woman's club met last Wednesday due to travel issues. Middlesex County extension Service met at Town Hall Web 17.5 Roads hindered travel but repairs at Col Thomas B Bradlee house finished, with Col Bradlee and family moving in on the 1st, and old friends visiting the Guptels this week.
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Maynard
M. E
Woman's Club
Middlesex’ County Extension Service
Town Hall
Thomas
Bradlee
Melvin Guptel
Callee
Errors in column mislabels Johnson couple names
A column line misstates Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Johnson as Ma ana Mty James Johnston. Miss Tuttle keeps busy and is invested in her work. Miss Ruth aids with her iceetha and Mrs. W. M. French on Main Street.
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Ana
James Johnston
8. B. Johnson
Tuttle
Ruth
Jeceetha
W. M. French
Main Street
Maynard Town Meeting Seeks Band Concert and Public Health Aid
Town meeting scheduled for March 8 will vote on 400 dollars for a band concert by the United Concert Band and 1000 dollars for Public Health Nurse services. The major warrant item seeks sewerage system funding and a town planning action.
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Maynard
United Concert Band
New Junie High School
Marlboro fiddler wins Middlesex planship title at Acton contest
P. J. Colleary of Marlboro takes the planship fiddler crown at the old time fiddlers contest in Exchange Hall South Acton sponsored by The Acton Club. Wilbur Fiske of Acton takes second prize as Newell Chesable and others compete in preliminaries and finals drawing record crowds. A Gladys Graham dance and Hazel Whiting whinnin exhibition also delight attendees, while a $396.75 collection is donated to contestant Newell Chester of Boxboro.
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P. J. Colleary
Marlboro
Middlesex County
Exchange
Concord
Hazel Whiting
Newell Chester
Boxboro
Acton Club
Record of a splendid last year at bat and field
A brief note highlights a player’s strong performance last year in both batting and fielding. It emphasizes a standout season with solid hitting and reliable defense, indicating notable progress and contributions to the team.
Wayside Inn Sign Found in Wellesley Hills
A fragmentary report notes a sign formerly above the front door of the old Budbury inn ended up in Wellesley Hills. Henry Ford is cited in a garbled quote about ownership, with locals debating placement of the sign on a porch.
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Wayside Inn
Wellesley
Budbury
Wellesley Hills
Henry Ford
William
Canes
Ford
Edward's prize puppy exhibitor at the Hastern Club show
Lloyd Waler prize awarded in the puppy class at the Hastern Club show. The winning dog is owned by Edward and shown in the exhibition.
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Lloyd Waler
Hastern Club
Edward
Fire Near Hotel Draws Crowd After Daytime Incident
Three hotel guests were escorted to safety as a blaze broke out at a building adjacent to the hotel. Fire crews contained the flames while a large crowd gathered nearby at night clubs.
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New York
Am Sion
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Massachusetts
Hooper
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Main St
L. W. Jones
Tire Shop
Great Rd
Levitt & Yatters
Buick Motor
Noyes
Buick
Erage
The
Methodist Episcopal Church Brotherhood
Edith Marshall Clarke Company
Concord, War
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