Maynard Beats Cambridge Y M C A 2 1 In Weekend Baseball
Maynard manager Blodgett built a fine team that defeated Cambridge Y M C A 2 to 1 on Saturday. Highlights include strong play by Jack Cronin, Dee of the Junctionites, and Foley. The piece notes later games and a controversial move by Stoneham’s George Russell, plus various infield and outfield misplays and eight Maynard baserunners.
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Blodgett
Lincoln
Cambridge Y. M. C. A
Jack Cronin
Draper Co
Hope
Brick
Billy
Iton
Young Dee
Junctionites
Foley
Concord Junction
Jess
Varley
Fitchburg
Tommy Sellers
Ledgard
George Russell
Stoneham
Martin
Russell
Concord
Woods
Hoppy
Dee
Frank Wilder
Fallon
Ryan
Stockmere
Maynard
Knowles
Jink Murray
Jimmy
Brick Wilder
Percy Woods
Percy
Boyce
Fred O’connell
Marlboro
Southbridge
Young Holt
Melrose High
Marlboro Fs
Methodist Church Announces Summer Schedule and Visiting Guest
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists services with A Morrill Osgood as pastor. Thursday Christian Fellowship at 7 30, Sunday worship at 10 45 including a sermon by Rev Geo H Clarke, D D, Sunday school at 12, evening service at 7 led by Emmanuel Taylor. Epworth League to unite services in July and August. Joseph Dahl visited friends in Lowell.
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A. Morrill Osgood
Christian Fellowship
Geo. H. Clarke
D. D
Emmanuel ‘Taylor
Epworth League
Bridget's parish plans Fourth of July celebration program
The annual Bridget's parish event progresses with a full day program. A 10 o'clock game pits FF Independent against another team, with a rematch at 8 PM. Events include running races, youth sprints, a shoe tying contest, Punch and Judy shows, and refreshments in the grove. Travelers are urged to stay home to avoid crowds and heat.
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Eam
Married men fall to single men in midweek baseball clash
The married men were humbled again by their more fortunate brethren Wednesday afternoon at the playgrounds, losing 14 to 4. G Edward White, acclaimed by national writers as a great pitcher, started for the single men and dominated until tiring late, with White needing only a catcher to defeat any ordinary team.
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Maynard
G. Edward White
Kirk White
Boston
Pittsburg Nationals
Doc White
White Sox
White
Local Socialist Society Heads to Eastern Convention
About 200 members will travel by the 6.30 train Saturday from Parker Street hall to Quincey for the annual Eastern societies convention. They will march with the Imatra band to the depot to entrain. The male quartet and choir enter musical contests while the athletic club attends field and track events. They return Sunday evening on the 9.20 train.
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Socialist Society
Quincey
Parker St
Imatra
MISS SWEENEY HOSTS FAREWELL PARTY FOR TEACHERS
Miss Mary Sweeney entertained faculty and pupils at her Lincoln Street home Wednesday night in a farewell gathering before summer vacation. The program featured vocal and instrumental music, refreshments, and a social hour, and guests praised Miss Sweeney as an entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sweeney
Lincoln St
Miss Sweeney
Maynard High School Grants 14 Diplomas In Colonial Hall
Maynard High School capped a large graduation in Colonial Hall with 14 graduates tying the record. Dr Charles Fleischer spoke on The Individual while Supt. Francis S Brick and James J Hilferty addressed the audience. The commercial course, completed in two years, received praise for its effort.
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Maynard High School
Colonial Hall
Chas, Fleischer
Supt. of
James J. Hilferty
Adele
Jean Briquet
Charles Fleischer
Gertrude Haynes
Francis
Brick
Irainoriel School
Chas. Fleischer
Francis S. Brick
Maud I. Dolan
C. W. Millar
Whitney Jonathan’. Bent
Ralph Holt Cheney
Genevieve Mary Coughlim
Margaret Layden Dunn
Hazel Blith Easthope
John Thomas Gibbons
Wilford Priest Hooper
Rosella Agatha Jackman
Herbert Webster Martin
Albert Robinson Murphy
Grace
Mildred Randell
Julia Elizabeth Sheehan
Mabel Elizabeth Taylor
Madeline Elizabeth Wall
George A. Kennedy
Road Department official inspects Great Road conditions
State Highway Dept. assistant engineer Fred Sabin visited Sept. of Streets chief J. J. Driscoll and inspected Great Road from the car barn to the Stow line. He urged scarifying and reshaping the bad section, to be done later, while local streets reap the benefits of oil treatment with three thousand more gallons ordered for Concord Maple and Summer streets.
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State Highway Dept
Fred Sabin
J. J. Driscoll
Stow
Mr. Sabin
Supt. Driscoll
Concord
Maple and
Summer Sts
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Main and
Acton Sts
Europe
The
Kaleva Co-operative
Cunard
White Star
Kaleva Co-operative Association
Oliver
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Ard, Mass
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
PB Fletcher
South Acton
Mase
Concord, Maynard and Hudson Street Railway
Milor Lorav
Acton
Idson
Com
Hok
Wethodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Dah
Friends
Lowell
Ridlir
St. Bridget’s Parish
A. Bander
Sarah
B. Bennet
Joseph D Stasio
Salem
Bernard Gerrigan
James McCarthy
Waltham
Walter Henderson
Hyde Parkee
Maynard High
Columbia
Donizetti
Alice M. Genthner
Main St
George G. Keith Concord
Tel
St. John Weaving
Clarence McAuslan
Nason Street
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Loewe Bros
P. J. Schnare
Maynard, Mass
Quincy Monumental Works
Bedford St
Concord, Mass
R. S. Williams
Robert W. Carter
Rythmedik
Boylston St
George Lincoln
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