Sophomores Triumph Over Freshmen in Hockey Rout
The Sophomores routed the Freshmen 13 to 2 in a four period hockey game on the mill pond. Hooper Sullivan and Lent starred for the sophs while Maley Smith and McCarthy led the freshmen. Referee Smith with Halpin Jameson and Alfred Moore officiated. The protracted piece also notes upcoming pool matches and local baseball scheduling under Manager John Gibbons as part of a busy high school sports scene.
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Mill-Pond
Hooper
Sullivan
Lent
Sophs
Dahi
Gao
Vieler Maley Sullivan
Claus
Goale
Y Hooper
fLeut
Lloyd. McCarthy
Maley
Mr. Smith
Caneys
Aval
Halpin Jamieson
Alfred Moore
Lloyd Walker
Lee Downey
William Lynch
Henry Gilroy
Albert Whalen
Edward White
James Farrell
Gilroy-Whalem
John Gibbons
High School Baseball Association
Concord
Wayland
WestBoro
LaSalle
Waithan
Belmont
The
Hudson, High
Went Worth School
Boston
Gibbons
Marlboro
Clinton
Maynard
Percy Woods
Rutan
Smith
Reforming Town Government in Light of New Legislation
The article argues for restructuring Maynerd town government to align with recent law. It recommends creating a unified board of public works to oversee streets water and sewers, abolishing redundant bodies including water commissioners overseers of the poor and merging street and water supervision into one official to cut costs and improve efficiency.
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Maynerd
Board of Health
Board of Public Works
Local License Payment Sparks Town Discussion
The Maynard House reports Mr and Mrs Peterson paid 263.23 for the annual license rent as their share. Debate arises over partial rebates. 1911 Acts Chapter 83 allows boards to rebate part of the license paid by the initial holder, as the selectmen did here with J. J. Loewe Co.
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Maynard Hous
Peterson
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
J. J. Loewe Co
Neighborhood church notices outline week events and plans
The Parsonage Aid society meets Wednesday in the small vestry and light refreshments are planned. A Christian Fellowship service and Sunday worship with a sermon titled How When Where Why are announced. Epworth League activities split by age group, a Gleasondale excursion is noted, and plans for the Naylor hall project plus a Lotus Male Quartet concert ticket sale at Dwinell's are listed.
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Parsonage Aid Society
Christian Fellowship
Suptemmenuel
Taylor
Samuel Parker
Epworth League
Dwinell’s
President threatens veto over civil service postmaster provision
The Enterprise notes strong public interest on preserving civil service ratings for assistant postmasters. President Wilson has stated he will veto any bill that keeps these posts outside civil service, making further action unlikely.
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Wilson
William Lord Seen Departing Amid Harsh Cold Spell
Fragmentary notes describe William Lord leaving amid a severe cold snap with insults to feelings. The text references Roland Harriman and mentions frigid conditions and a rough scene during the week of extreme temperatures.
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William Lord
Willam
Roland Harriman
Piéride
Lord
Parks Appreciation Shows Recreation Value and Budgets
The park department last year spent 150 dollars on two sites John A Crowe park and Bancroft street school grounds. Payments covered labor and repairs including Frank Whitney 94.21 Wright and Ditson 5 Harlow Green 11.95 William Taylor 21.50 James J Morgan 11 and 4.6 dollars on hand 2.34. The grants supported park upkeep and the season's enjoyment confirms the town wisely funds these recreation spots.
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Park Department
John A. Crowe
Bancroft St
Frank Whitney
Wright & Ditson
Harlow Green
William Taylor
James J. Morgan
Jas, J. Morgan
Bridge Plans Discussed by City Committee
The bridge committee met at the water commissioners rooms on Friday evening to review plans for a street from Main to Summer streets over Floridard. The plans received general favor with possible extra space on the side near the Assabet House. A Worcester office representative will consult with the committee on the change.
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Water Commissioners
Main St
Summer St
Floridard
Assabet House
J. E. Worcester
Famous Tippecanoe Battle and Harrison Presidential Link
A school audience recalls the Tippecanoe battle on the Tippecanoe river in Indiana. The Prophet and Tecumseh led a major Indian force to fight General William Henry Harrison, who defeated them and later inspired the campaign slogan Tippecanoe for two presidents named Harrison.
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United States
Tippecanoe
Tippecanoe River
Indiana
the Prophet
Tecumseh
West
William Henry Harrison
Harrison
Johnson
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Tutto
Agnes Gibbons
Montaigu
Belgum
Aachen
Germany
Maynard, Mass
George D. Elson
Main Street
Ward W. Jones Nason
E. H. Whitney
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Geneord L
Sunda
Acton
Weat
South Acton
Lm Gee
Arriva
Haverhill
Springvale
Sam Follangbee
Jack Lacasse
Hav
Mulpenan
Red Sox
Syracuse
Ernest Jorgen
Concord Junction
Ameri
South Caryl
Tates
M. &. Church
A. Morrill Osgood
Parks
C. H. Mead & Co
Tuttle & Newton
Tom. E. Taylor
B. W. Brown
W. A. Haynes Co. Co
Parmenter & Co
Bedford C. & G. Co
Mr. Eaton
James Eaton
Nason Street
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
P. Fletcher
Mass
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg
Loewe Bros
Inn
Bedford
Bedford Springs, Mass
Albion L. Millan
State St
Fort Hill
Acton Center
West Acton
First Vr Gieet West Mortgage
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