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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1914

Page

3

Maynard bowler leads weekly alley prize and team plans

Hugh Connor Maynard shot 129 to win the weekly prize at the alleys. Manager Ledgard will contact Hudson Concord and Concord Junction managers to line up a six club league. Dr Joseph Foley may again wear a Maynard uniform this season as speculation grows.

Hugh Connor Ledgard Hudson Concord Concord Junction James Joseph Foley Maynard Clarence Tuttle Checker Club Foley Wilder Bedford Billy” Fitazmaurice Mass. Agricultural College Amherst Billy Jink Murray Kempton West Acton George Clapp South Acton

Maynard Easy Win Over Hudson At Alleys

Maynard toppled Hudson by 109 pins in a Thursday night match at the alleys. Maynard won all three strings to run the series to two wins for Maynard. George Lynch led for Maynard with high single and three-string totals while Hudson relied on Woodward and J Brandie for their top counts.

Hudson George Lynch Woodward J. Brandie Maynard H. Connors Lyne Cis Lyteh

Rainville and Waterhouse Lead Narrowed in Checker Room Match

After trailing two weeks Rainville's team takes a 12 game edge over Waterhouse's squad in the ongoing checker room match. Clarence Tuttle boosts his side with 12 straight wins as the score stands Rainville 44 32 20 Waterhouse 32 44. George Waterhouse tops his team with 15 wins 1 loss 6 draws while Tuttle leads his side with 10 wins 4 draws and no losses.

Felix Rainville Checker Room George Waterhouse Clarence Tuttle Rainville Waterhouse Tuttle

Horse and Cow Race Delights Train and Electric Car Passengers

On Thursday afternoon a spontaneous race between a horse and a cow on the Acton branch thrilled passengers arriving at 3.24 by train and 3.25 by streetcar. The horse, hindered by wagon shafts, dashed toward Maynard while the cow followed along the back path. The chase ended with the wagon damaged and both animals continuing toward their routes. bets among riders and crews reportedly fluctuated as the spectacle unfolded.

Arthur Blanchard West Acton Acton Mill Town Joel Parmenter Maynard Prospect Court

Race ends in a draw. cow challenges horse later

The race ended even, prompting the cow to express a wish to settle the matter with the horse in a future encounter.

One Man Jurekewicz Hurt in Mills House Fight

Joseph Jurekewicz sustained severe wounds to the head and face in a knife and bottle attack by fellow mill worker William Smith at a Naylord home. Smith fled but was later located and jailed for 30 days in the house of correction after district court appearance.

House of Correction Joseph Jurelewize William Smith Mills of the American Powder Co William Misikinis Naylord Misikinis Hudason Smith Jurekewicz Daniel Goodenow Nicholas Driscoll Samuel G. King Tower Main St District Court Concord

Birthday party given by Miss Inez Toop at parents’ home

Miss Inez Toop hosted a birthday party for 24 friends at Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Toop’s home Saturday. Guests played whist with Miss Mabel Bishop winning first prize and Miss Beatrice Taylor the consolation. gent’s first went to Herbert Martin and Preston Blanchard claimed the consolation. The event ended with dancing and refreshments, and guests presented Miss Toop with birthday gifts.

Inez Toop E. R. Toop Miss Toop Mabel Bishop Beatrice Taylor Herbert Martin Preston Blanchard

Marlboro Citizen Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills

A Marlboro resident, A. H. Bean of 41 Main St., testifies that after years of kidney trouble with dark secretions and sediment, Doan's Kidney Pills relieved him significantly after one box. He urges local endorsement over distant claims and notes price at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents.

A. H. Bean Main St Marlboro Mass

Marlborough Savings Bank Deposit Interest Dates

Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough Massachusetts announces deposits bear interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October. President B F Greeley and Charles F Holyoke sign the notice. Trentise: 8 on 1a.

B. F. Greeley Charles. F. Holyoke Trentise

Icy bath sends man to Marlboro Hospital for observation

Jgod Czerniak of Hill side and Parker streets surprised onlookers Friday by swimming in the river above the paper mill dam in wet clothes. He resurfaced in the same hole after breaking through the ice, aided by Stephen Mackey. Dr. 5 found no serious injuries and Czerniak was taken to Marlboro Hospital for observation.

Marlboro Hospital Jgod Czerniak Hillside and Parker Sts Stephen Mackey Macner

Election of Officers at St B Temperance Meeting

At the St B Temperance Society gathering on Sunday Thomas Lawler was elected secretary, a role carrying over from the prior session. Installing officer James J. Milfert oversaw the ceremony and the officers installed were Daniel Colbert president, J Thomas Lawler recording secretary, Louis Hannon treasurer, James Mahoney financial secretary, John Punch sergeant at arms, with directors John Horan, Daniel Colbert, John Comeau, John Gallagher, and Louis Hannon.

St. B Temperance Society Thomas Lawler James J. Milfert John Daniel Colbert J. Thomas Lawler Louis Hannon James Mahoney John Comeau John Gallagher John Punch James Carney

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H. W. Calder C. M. Foss Main &T Bemis’ Shop Geo. G. Keith Concord Jct Tel Lowell Road E. W. Ford Ford Automobile Macone Bros Earl H. Kathan West Concordia Farm Charles Carruth Charles W. Green Mer Summer &T Davis, Maynard, Mass Colonial Inn Concord, Mass HUDSO Miz Wooda Johnson H. Johnson Sheridan Sta Boston, Mass Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough, Maes Cath Ome Bor Peereer Rs Eeenne Center Eeck Vrs Sa A. Blad Studio Florida Scientist Monument Square Aaron Mornatonn Norman i Skene Walnut St John Brown Faria Samuel Armstrong Chas Williams River St Maynard, Mass A. Fernald Boylston St I. Ub Charles Parker Tucker Chase C. L. King Maynard Block, Mavrerd Mase Hudson and Vicinity Wight F. H. Brya GEN. Agt Maynard Marble Main and Acton Streets R. E. Hartin Mgr Howard C. Burr South Sudbury John J. Flannery Belford Street Patkinds York Arancehte
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