Maynard School Forms Baseball Association Leader Elects President
At a Maynard High meeting, Wilford Hooper was elected president and John Gibbons chosen as manager for a new baseball team. Principal C W Millar aims to coach and coach the squad as it prepares to compete with Hudson, Westboro, Concord, Belmont, Wayland, and other towns. The group emphasizes local pride, fundraising, and developing a fast, skilled infield and overall roster from a strong pool of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Wilford Hooper
John Gibbons
Hudson
Westboro
Concord
Belmont
Wayland
C. W. Millar
Don Lent
Arthur Carlton
Harold Morgan
Gibbons
Albert Murphy
Andrew Dahl
Raymond Hooper
Ray Smith
Lloyd Walker
Cheney
Clarence Lloyd
Edward Coughlin
Harold Sullivan
Claude Haire
Bernard Platt
Philip Dwinell
Roy Mecermack
Installation at Loyal Assabet lodge hits Wednesday
Loyal Assabet lodge I O F M A held a large meeting for installation led by Marsden Waterhouse. Officers installed included B Phillips N G Nathaniel Davis R B N G Charles Shearer L S N G and others with Fred Hayward treasurer Joseph Marsden E S and Arthur Webber conductor. One candidate admitted to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Assabet Lodge
M. A
Marsden Waterhouse
B. Phillips
N. G
Nathaniel Davis
Charles Shearer
Charles Luker
V. G
Harry Chase
Nelson Wamboldt
William Holt
Fred Hayward
Treas
Joseph Marsden
E. S
Ernest Greenhalge
Arthur Webber
William Hines
L. W
Frank Sickles
S. S
Albert Axford
Arthur Cuttle
I. G
Thomas Quirk
C. G
Grand Lodge
J. Edward Phillips
A O H Division 44 Install Officers at Masonic Hall
The recently elected officers of Div. 44 A O H were installed in Masonic hall Friday with county president James Harrold and county financial secretary Charles Hogan as install officers. New officers include Bernard Gerrigan president John Manning vice president John Brayden corresponding secretary William Connolly financial secretary James McCarthy treasurer John Hannon trustee and sergeant at arms Thomas Hardy sentinel. A physician Dr M H P Payne was elected. A smoke talk followed with remarks by Rev Walter J Browne James Harrold Charles Hogan Bernard Gerrigan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
James Harold
Waltham
Charles Hogan
Concord Junction
Bernard Gerrigan
John Manning
John Brayden
William Connolly
Fin
James McCarthy
Treas
John Hannon
Frank Tobin
Thomas Hardy
Sentinel
Daniel O’brien
James Mahoney
William Driscoll
M. H. P. Payne
Walter J. Browne
James Harrold
Everybody at Church movement spreads nationwide
A church attendance initiative called Everybody at Church aims to convene on a designated February Sunday with all residents attending any church of their choice. Early trials report lasting increases in regular attendance and broad adoption across communities.
Maynard native elected treasurer of Yo Yo Beverage Co
Harry Ledgard, of Maynard, elected treasurer and manager of the Yo Yo Beverage Co in South Sudbury. Alvin Bradshaw named president and Mrs. Alice H Bradshaw clerk. The firm is incorporated for $60000. Ledgard is described as a prominent and successful business man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Harry Ledgard
Yo Yo Beverage Co
South Sudbury
Alvin Bradshaw
Alice H. Bradshaw
Ledgard
Public bath facilities urged for Lake Boon area
A local editorial argues for a simple municipal bath at Lake Boon to provide warm weather bathing access beyond exclusive clubs. It notes current river bathing is dirty and impractical, proposes a low cost wharf and basic amenities, and suggests a town meeting warrant article to fund the project with community support decisive for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Boon
Brookline
St Georges Episcopal church holds annual business meeting
The St George church held its annual business meeting in the church hall on Saturday evening. After officer reports the election of officers for the coming year elected Mark Newton senior warden Charles F Edney junior warden Edward J Wooldredge Louis N Shaw Albert E Easthope Jas H Greenhalge and Wilson Cuttell vestrymen Edward Wooldredge clerk Louis N Shaw treasurer and Mrs William Baron missionary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Episcopal Church
Mark Newton
Charles F. Edney
Edward J. Wooldredge
Louis N. Shaw
Albert E. Easthope
Jas. H. Greennalge
Wilson Cuttell
Edward Wooldredge
Treas
William Baron
New Rooms in Cannon's Block for Holy Name Club
At a recent Holy Name club meeting in the basement the national officers were elected Michael Mullis as vice president John Gibbons as secretary William O’Nolly as superintendent of the rooms. They plan to locate in Cannon's block once furniture is procured. Over 75 members will join a union service at Concord Junction Sunday at 7 30 pm in a special electric car. New rooms expected to be ready for occupancy the latter part of the week.
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Holy Name Club
Ag Sk
Michael Mullis
John Gibbons
William Onnolly
Cannon’s Block
Concord Junction
Teachers Enjoy Lecture By Miss Lamson At Congregational
A large Concord congregation heard Miss Martha K. Lamson discuss How to Teach a Lesson at the Congregational church. The New York educator, touring New England, received praise from Sunday school workers and Bible students for her plain vigorous presentation. Attendees came from Concord, Concord Junction, the Actons, Stow, and Gleasondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha K. Lamson
Congregational Church
Miss Lamson
New York
New England
Concord
Concord Junction
Actons
Stow
Gleasondale
Time change on Fitchburg division shifts trains
The Fitchburg division changes Sunday schedules with the first Boston bound train moving up five minutes from 6.30 to 6.35 p.m. No change to daily Boston trains. Marlboro bound arrival shifts from 5.10 to 4.55 p.m. Friday evening Boston train departs 7.25 to 7.36 p.m., arriving five minutes later. The Boston to Fitchburg evening train moves from 9.52 to 10.02 p.m.
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Fitchburg
Boston
Marlboro
Motorman Miller Stops Car to Prevent Serious Accident
The prompt action of Motorman James Miller on Friday at noon prevented a serious accident. Henry Murphy slipped on the ice at about 1.20 PM, fell onto the tracks, and Miller immediately stopped the car, likely averting serious injury or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Henry Murphy
Rum
Miller
Appeal to defend civil service for assistant postmasters
The piece urges readers to pressure Congress to reject an amendment to the post office appropriation bill aimed at annulling civil service protections for assistant postmasters. It argues the change would enable spoils system changes and harm ongoing operations, urging contact with Rep. John J. Rogers, Rep. Mitchell, or other local congressmen to act immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Postowece
John J. Rogers
Mitchell
Lerer's BIG clearance sale tops expectations
An Enterprise reporter notes crowds flocking to Lerer's department store as Thursday's opening of a tremendous clearance sale draws record interest. Mr. Lerer attributes the success to advertising and honest service, promising further store improvements and larger spring stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Lerer
Mr. Lerer
Mr. Lever
Progressing Satisfactorily on Florida Road Bridge Plan
Harvey Harwood reports receipt of a survey print for the Florida road bridge project. The Boston firm J R Worcester & Co provided plans showing a 40 foot street from Main Street to the bridge and a 40 foot street at the opposite end. Plans and bridge specifications will be sent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Harwood
Florida Rd
Main St
Mein St
J. R. Worcester & Co
Boston
Loewe’s Name Used In Boston Drug Fraud Attempt
Boston Globe reports a bold fraud attempt against Carter and Meigs wholesale drugs. A man named William Cummings claimed to be A C Loewe triggering a telephonic order. Police arrested Cummings in the afternoon. he is a repeat offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Globe
Carter
Carter and Meigs
A. C. Loewe
Loewe
Maynard
William C. Cummings
Stamford Sr
Maynard lodge officers installed in Loewe’s block hall
The newly elected officers of Maynard Lodge 1 0 0 O F were installed Wednesday evening in Loewe’s block hall. Grand officers Adelbert Messer Elmer E Shattuck David J Ball John Loring and John W Raymond led ceremonies. Inducted as officers were Robert Archer Harry Rodway Frank Taylor Albert Randell Ralph Case Alan Mason Ralph Barnes Allan Howard Fay Graham George R.S. V. G. William Collier Parker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge
Loewe’s Block
Adelbert Messer
Elmer E. Shattuck
David J. Ball
John Loring
John W. Raymond
Robert Archer
N. G
Harry Rodway
V. G
Frank FE. Taylor
Albert Randell
Ralph Case
Alan 20 Mason
Ralph Barnes
Allan Howard
Fay’ Graham
Ss. N. G
George Same
William Collier II
George
Alvah Dackerty
Parker
Runaway Horse Disrupts Baker Wagon Spree in Lowell
A horse hitched to J. Belgin’s baker wagon bolted Friday morning, toppled onto the Lowell and Acton tracks in front of Jones Bakery. The 8:30 car diverted to Hudson during the delay, leaving several passengers behind as siding work was mistaken for the Acton car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Belgin
Lowell and
Acton
Jones Bakery
Hudson
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Assabet Institution For Saving
Ynard, MA
Agnes Gibbons
J. G
Montaigu
Belgum
Aachen
Germany
Main Sf
Maynard, Mass
Dp. Elson
W. Nason
Summer Sts
Jones Maynard
Mass
E. H. Whitney
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Coneema
Rte
Baseball Association
A. O. MH
WS. Quinby Co
Mr. Eaton
James Eaton
Nason Street
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
P. Fletcher
South Acton
Mase
Wilson Lumber
R. L. Wilson
Prop
Opp
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Loewe Bros
Bedford
S. H. Hayden
Bedford Springs, Mass
Albion L. Millan
State St
Gaston
Fort Hill
Acton Center
Gies
West Acton
Arthur J. Coughlan
Maynard’s Brock
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