Maynard Beoli mill team shines in tight Assabet match
Assabet mill bowling leg showcased strong scoring with Ted leading the strings at 289 and 105s in singles. Fitchburg trip next Friday promises a fresh test as Maynard roars into week’s end with Mulford and Meyer contributing solid totals for both teams.
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Beoli Mill
Assabet Mill
Billeita
Asaabet
Fitchburg
Assadet Mel ‘Ingham
Broli Mill
J. Burnett
Parkhiret
Machios
Bho
Ves Baila
McLean
Burnett
Louselta Ew
Murphy
Gwynne
Holliston Edges Maynard In Overtime Narrowly
Holliston high school edged Maynard 24 to 23 in overtime after a 22 22 tie through four regulation quarters. Holliston led by Kennedy and A R Cole coached by Cole, with strong floor play from Fin gard Saarinen Driscoll and Maynard’s Halloween Stuckert top scorers.
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Maynard H. S
Holliston H. S
Holtisomos Venni
Holliston
Maynard
Hallowen
Stuckert
Fingard
Saarinen
Driscoll
Kennedy
A. R. Cole
Veterans Lead Maynard Rowing League Standings
Veterans hold top position in the Maynard Rowing League as M A A and K of C press close behind. Notable averages include Ingham 9 Turnbull 93 Taylor 95 for the Veterans while Tucker 91 Lent 90 and Rayney 84 pace M A A Lent 4. J Lent 90 and Morgan 88 headline K of C. Sexton’s Lunch improves with King Killinen and Visecchi among leaders. Upcoming games list M C A A vs Sexton’s Lunch Tuesday Giants vs Veterans Wednesday K of C vs Sexton’s Lunch Thursday.
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Maynard Rowing League
Giants
Sexton
Ingham
Turnbull
Taylor
Miller
iNet
Tucker
Lent
J. Lent
Rayney
of C
Murray
Moynihan
Morgan
Conners
Peterson
Former
White
Visecchi
Lynch
Lloyd
Sexton’s
J. King
Orga Killinen
Lesage
Ah Mab
J & ‘Sb Ree
So Lessee
Veterans
K. of
Boston Tigers Defeat Concord Co H in Contested Game
In Concord on Thursday January 19 the Boston Tigers a team of colored players edged Co H by one point in a hard fought contest Kelly led scoring with strong play. A large crowd witnessed a sportsmanlike game as changes and lineups were noted and an Armory ruling suspends games until militia teams play only. A pending Legislature bill could lift the restriction and resume basketball in Concord soon.
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Boston Tigers
Co. H
Tigers
Kelly
Som
Company
Concord
G. F
Mewete
Wawree
Peioy
Gregg
Lothin
Boston
Igers It
Seme
Basia Ketter
Ces St
Gaioway
Rooker
Eiens Anal
Sireo
State Armory
Adjutant General's Office
Middlesex School Hockey Defeated by Harvard Freshmen
Middlesex School hockey suffered losses in two close games against Harvard Freshmen on January 14 and January 18. In the Browne & Nichols match, Rubin scored the only goal in the final minutes as Middlesex fell 1 to 0, underscoring a strong but outmatched effort.
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Middlesex
Harvard
Browne& Nichols
Arne & Nichols
Ted Midgex
Rublin
Browne & Nich
Freshmen Middlesex Defeat Middlesex Despite Strong Play
Cambridge January 18 Freshmen Middlesex clash with Pierson Gibb Sturgess Beals Bedls Austin Burgess Hodder and more in a 5 0 Middlesex loss. Referee Thayer Umpires Napes Pond Thompson Whipple noted 3 periods with a final score 5 0. The Middlesex side was outshot but displayed tenacious defense and clever goal tending by Hammond and Upton Cantilon.
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Eree
Fenn
Morley
Thompson
Whipple
Marvard
Middlesex
Gaimo
Cambridge
Middlesex Leala
Pierson
Gibb
Simith
Peabody
Sturgess
Beals
Bobbright
Howard
Austin
Burgess
Yann
Hodder
Chage
Concord Baseball Town Team Reports Season Finances and Trust Distribution
The Concord baseball town team presents their season financials approved at a recent meeting. Totals show receipts of 33541.06 and a balance of 463.68 after expenses for bats balls masks and other gear. The vote allocated leftover funds to players who played for nothing, while noting 40 games were played with 27 wins 3 ties and 10 losses including series with Lexington Maynard and Natick.
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Concord
Ai m
Dana
American Legion
Aece
Sting
Piters
Oth Fayére
Lexington
Maynard
Natick
T. A. Wilson
Forty Five Tournament Promises Close Rematch
At the second and third meetings of the Forty Five Tournament the K of C won both by six points. Scores were A O H 11 and K of C 17. A O H teams gaining strength, next game Friday Jan 27 promises to be exceedingly close and exciting.
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K. of C
Whist Party Held by Wilson Rebekah Lodge
Concord Junction announces a whist party Tuesday evening January 31 in OUF hall under Wilson Rebekah Lodge No 109. Young folks enjoy sleighing and several parties have been held in the past week.
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Ouf Hall
Wilson Rebekah Lodge No 109
Florence King MacMurray and James Jerome in Enthusiastic Show
A large audience greeted Florence King MacMurray soprano and entertainer and James Jerome xylophone artist. Applause and encores reflected high audience satisfaction. Mrs Ruth Pratt accompanied on piano. home made candies sold to raise funds for the treasury.
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Florence
King MacMurray
James Jerome
Ruth Pratt
Annual IOOF Ball at Concord Lodge in Newell’s Hall
Plans are complete for the Concord Lodge No 212 IOOF annual ball to be held Friday evening January 27 in Newell's Hall. The Newman orchestra will provide music for dancing and the committee works to make it the social event of the season. Tickets are selling well and the public anticipates a fine evening.
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Concord Lodge No 212
IOOF
Halk Newell
Maynard High School A A Plans Benefit Entertainment
At a Maynard High School A A meeting plans were made for the annual benefit entertainment for the Association. Edward Coughlin was chosen treasurer replacing H F Bates who resigned. A entertainment committee includes Bernard Lever Burton Millington Leon Novogrosk A R Cole and Ronald Coughlin. Summer baseball schedule is being arranged with Princeton High School set as a hooked opponent.
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A. A
Maynard High School
Edward Coughlin
Associa
H. F. Bates
Bernard ‘Lever
Burton Millington
Eon Novogrosk
A. R. Cole
Ronard Coughlin
Prudson High School
Maynard Council Whist Party Post Meeting at Masonic Hall
The Maynard Council of the K of C held a whist party with 20 tables after a regular meeting at the Masonic hall on Tuesday. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mary Puffer first and Miss Gladys Sexton second among ladies, with Mrs. Amy Braydon as Consolation. gentlemen winners were Joseph Smith first, Michael Lesage second, and Thomas Hehir Consolation. The business session approved planning the annual banquet date to be announced later. A Valentine whist party is planned for February 14 with prize awards.
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Maynard Council
K. of C
Masonic Hall
Mary Puffer
Gladys Sexton
Amy Braydon
Joseph Smith
Michael Lesage
Thomas Hehir
Will of Rheda F Kenna Heard in Middlesex Probate Court
Gertrude M. Killoren petitions for letters testamentary as executrix of Rheda F. Kenna of Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts. The court requires publication of citations in Concord Enterprise and service of copies to heirs seven days before the February 13 1922 hearing in Cambridge.
Probate Court Probate of Loring N Fowler Estate
Massachusetts probate court cites heirs of Concord resident Loring N. Fowler to appear February 3 1022 in Cambridge Middlesex to show cause why letters of administration with the will annexed should not be granted. Petitioners Mary Fowler and Rodney B Pratt seek letters without sureties as executors named in the will declined the trust. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Rheda F. Kenna
Concord
Gertrude M. Killoren
Gertrude Killoren
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Ore Said
George F. Lawton
Sne
Idifeeen
Massachusetts
Loring N. Fowler
Mary ©. Fowler
Rodney B. Pratt
Newsaper
Corey
Fsquire
Turner to Present Six Country Tour at Parker Street Hall
Fred Turner, a leading comedian, begins a six state tour with a show at Parker Street Hall Tuesday evening next week. He will present Way Down East at the People’s Theatre for a two day run Wednesday and Thursday February 1 2. The moving picture version of the old favorite entertains millions now. Maynard offers special low admission.
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Afred Turner
Nland
Parker St. Hall
People’s Theatre
Moving Pictures
Registration Board Adds Voters in Local Meeting
At a meeting of the Board of Registrars of Voters last night in the Spectmen's rooms 12 new voters were added bringing the total to 1760 voters with 1044 males and 716 females. Registration sessions are scheduled Thursday Feb 3 from 7 50 to 9 pm and Saturday Feb 4 from noon to 10 pm.
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Board of Registrars of Voters
Spectmen
Selectmen’s Rooms
Enterprise Sold to Dustin Lueier of Boston
The Marlboro Daily Enterprise and the Five Town Weekly, owned by W A Allen A C Lamson and FP S Rock, have been sold to Dustin Lueier of Boston. No change will be made in the correspondents of the paper.
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Enterprise
Marlboro
W. A. Allen
A. C. Lamson
FP. S. Rock
Dustin §. Lueier
Boston
Heirs cited in Acton probate case for admin of Ella A Bur
In Acton Middlesex a petition seeks letters of administration for Ella A Bur intestate. R Byron Moore is named to receive administration without bond surety. Court to meet February 6 1922 at Cambridge to show cause and publish notice weekly in Acton Enterprise.
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Ella A. Burlate
Acton
R. Byron Moore
Middlesex
Cambridge
J Ing
Acton Enterprise
Bevines
George F. Lawton
Es- Se
Little Edward Loughlin Recovers After Skiing Fall
The little son of Mr and Mrs Edward Loughlin is convalescing after a fall. An operation was perform ed and it was successful. He is resting as comfortably as possible.
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Edward
Edward Loughlin
A Haps. by F Buaith Treasurer Concord
Fragmentary note from Concord showing a writer titled Treasurer F Buaith with unclear location and date. Readability limited. main elements include name and role with missing details.
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F Buaith
Concord
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