Marlboro Defeats Shrewsbury in Early Season Softball Tilt
Marlboro took a lead early and extended it to defeat Shrewsbury as Bill Sweeney, Wilder and Holt stood out with key plays. Marlboro scored in the second and added runs in the seventh and ninth innings, while Shrewsbury rallied briefly but could not close the gap.
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Shrewsbury
Sale
Bill Sweeney
O'Neil
Shachira
Anerpega
Wilder
Marlboro
Holt
Armstrong
Sweeney
Norton
Shaugh
Local society notes detail holidays and visits across towns
Maynard William Jones and relatives spend a holiday at Nemtanket beach with Miss Agness. James Greenhalgh visits Millville. Margaret Hearny recovers at Parker Street. John MacKensie hosts Ernest Greenhalghs. William H. Gutteridge resumes paymaster duties after vacation. Weaving receives a Ford auto truck for his laundry. Various guests visit from Lowell Rockville Holyoke Mt. Vernon and Andover. Crosstown visitors present in Morse and Westerly. Mattie Naylor enjoys a week off from sewing with her parents.
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William Jones
Miss
Seemngyyadpeest
Morse
Mise
Mattie Naylor
Westerly
Bride Edith Foster Weds Weir In Simple Town Ceremony
The ceremony united Edith Foster and Weir with bridesmaid and best man in attendance at a local church. A brief reception followed at the George Murphy home before the couple departed for a wedding trip to Bath Maine. They plan to reside on Brown Street upon return.
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Diate
Edith Foster
Weir
Grébm
George Murphy
Hillside St
Bath
Brown St
Skowhegan
Mr. Weir
Northboro
Thistown
Maynard Trust Considers Opening Savings Dept
At a directors meeting the Maynard Trust Co discussed opening a savings department and laid the matter on the table until the next meeting, set for the first Thursday evening in August.
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Maynard Trust Co
Savings Department
Boston Aquarium Receives Two Alligators From Florida
William Ingham presented Boston with two alligators for the South Boston Aquarium. One measured 97 inches and the other was listed at one inch shorter. Ma Ingham accompanied the reptiles from Florida last April.
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William Ingham
Boston
Aquarium
South
Ma Ingham
Tome
Florida
Medal for 10 years faithful service at Metropolitan Life
A. A. Hilferty received a handsome gold medal from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in recognition of 10 years faithful service. During his term with the company he has made an enviable record.
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A. A. Hilferty
MetropoltandLife Ins. Co
Winter social notes and hometown visits in Brattleboro
Mrs Franke Marsh of Brattleboro Vermont hosted guests including Mrs and Mrs Robert Swaney and Mr Cone during the week. A party left Saturday for Newport to join relatives over the holiday. Miss Josephine Byrnes of Lynn visited Dorchester family. Florence and Laura Emergence were guests in Lynn, and clerks enjoyed a Crescent Park outing. White has taken a cigar maker job in Boston, affecting the single men’s team in the series with the Benedicts.
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Franke Marsh
Brattleboro
Robert
Swaney
Paeneee Cone
WE Ie
Albert i
Eee
Josephine Byrnes
Lynn
Aly Itibe
Dorchester
Ad John Byrnes
Emergeneers
Florence
Laura
Crescent Park
R. I. Mise Nije Hartin
R. E. Hartin
Witaki
Maine
White
Wail
Ad Bond
Union services planned for Methodist and Congregational churches
Mid week gatherings begin this Wednesday at 7 30 with an official board session. Sunday worship at 10 45 led by Rev F N Rutan. From July 14 four Wed evenings will host union services at the Methodist Chapel. August 8 four Sunday mornings will feature union services at the Congregational church led by Rev A M Osgood.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Morrill Osgood
Parker
Methodist Church
Methodist
F. N. Rutan
Congregational
A. M. Osgood
Mail Leaves at 642 P.M for Boston Section
Postmaster Arthur J. Coughlan announces a 642 pm mail departure often noted by ex Postmaster Arthur E B Harker. The Boston bound mail closes promptly at six and will be carried by the Mags Central R R from Hudson arriving in Boston at 8 20.
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Arthur J. Coughlan
Arthur EB. Harker
Boston
Central R. R
Hudson
78th Birthday of G Haynes Highlighted by Lifelong Service
A long notice marks the 78th birthday of G Haynes born July 1 1887 in Sudbury. The article recounts his career from grocery and general stores to public service including postmaster for 16 years selectman and school director. It notes his charitable ties with local banks and savings institutions and his family including wife Martha A Howard and daughter Mrs Arthur Walker.
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G. Haynes
Haynes
Sudbury
Leander Ste Harriet Hunt Haynes
Walter Haynes
Confidence
Mr. Haynes
Tuttle and Jones
South Acton
Hudson National Bank
Assabet Institution For Savings
Losers Paid Up After Church Supper Display
Weather did not dampen a large gathering in the vestry of the Congregational church for a supper hosted by the losing side of a recent church contest. Miss Ethel Carlson led the losers with help from Nettie Taylor Lessie Lawton Ellen Spence Sadie Stitt and Marion Flagg. The winning side captain Miss Agnes Nordberg expressed thanks. A separate want ad seeks a middle aged person to care for an elderly invalid with light house work in Maynard Massachusetts.
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P.P. 8
C. B
Congregational Church
Ethel Carlson
Nettie Taylor
Lessie Lawton
Ellen Spence
Sadie Stitt
Marion Flagg
Agnes Nordberg
Maynard
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