Auctions Notice at Chelms Sale Opens Thursday
Finigan conducted by A H located at S80 Chelms Sale begins Thursday 1926 at 10 oclock and continues daily until all articles are sold. Cash registration scales safe grinder cases refrigerators meat grinders office and desk Shine items listed with sale hours 10 am to 12 pm 1 pm to 6 30 pm 7 pm to 9 30 pm Friday and Saturday. E B Paignon South Chelmsford Mass
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A. H
Chelms Sale
E. EB
Paignon
South Chelmsford
Mass
Household goods by auction Concord Mass estate sale listing
Auction notice for R A Potter Concord Massachusetts listing numerous household items dated Monday July 26 at 10:30 A M. Items include beds, mattresses, furniture, kitchenware, sewing, tools, rugs, linens, lamps, dishes, and odds and ends. Terms cash. Auctioneer R A Potter, Concord, Mass. Tel 404W.
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Sudbury Road
Federal Electric
R. A. Potter
Concord
Mass
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Outing at Norumbega Park
Concord becomes scene of a company outing by Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance with a men vs women ball game ending 13 to 6 in favor of the men. Races prize names include Roy Chapman Sherman Blair and Margaret O Brien with several consolation winners. program also features a dinner at the Hawthorne Hotel in Salem and talks by Mr Faunce of the Holyoke Mutual.
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Concord
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Norumbega Park
Revereseach
Salem
Norumbega
Roy Chapman
Sherman
Blair
Herbert F. Whipple
Margaret O’ Brien
Margaret Collins
William Robus
Frank Leighton
Mabel Philbrick
H. M. Wardwell
Dorothy Flavin
Revere Beach
Hawthorne Hotel
Faunce
Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Salem Willows
Tome
Pep Cousins Leads Concord Hitters in Middlesex League Half
Concord July 21 Ashley B Pep Cousins tops the team with a .425 batting average as Dinny McNamara hits .445 in a three game stint during the Middlesex Baseball League first half. Leonard Smith wins eight games while Jost adds none. Morrill claims four wins and Isner and McWilliams contribute other Concord victories.
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Concord
Ashley B
Pep) Cousins
Middlesex
Dinny” McNamara
Morrill
Edwardson
Cousins
Edwardsen
Batger
A. Loftus
Gregg
McHaugh
Johnson
Arkin
Asbjornsen
Smith
Mullaney
McWilliams
Ismer
Dempsey
Leonard Smith
Jost
Isner
Maynard May Now Borrow Sum of $35 000
A special meeting gathered in the Odd Fellows hall with three attendees and enough voters to lend businesslike heft. Jim Farrell led the gav el, the roll functioned, and the town treasurer faced creditors as taxes lag until September while small notes and other demands depleted funds.
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Odd Fellows Rooms
Jim Farrell
Lion's Club Outing Features Fat Men vs Slims Baseball Game
The annual Lion's Club outing at Maynard included a Fat Men versus Slims baseball game won 9 to 2 by the Slims. Players featured Joe Foster Jim Lent H Brown O Drechs ler W Nelson J Hartin Gerald Cowen John Hi Everett Wilson Russell Cole hit a home run. Henry Zarsk umpired as buckets and calls drew attention. A chicken dinner by Allen followed with accordion tunes by William Stokes and old time songs from members.
Game Called on Darkness Delays Natick A A Versus Sudbury
The Natick A A team led Sudbury 2 0 after three innings and had six runs in the fourth with two out when darkness halted play. The game started late at 7 30 p m after Natick arrivals and was ruled off at that point.
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Natick A. A
U Baseball
Expansion plan raises cost for Concord telegraph project
At a recent meeting the executive approved a fee increase for the New Eugladd Telephone and Telegraph Company raising total costs to 6368 dollars beyond the original 18438 dollars to fund layings of underground and serial cables on several Concord streets. Work began earlier.
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Eugladd ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Concord
Baby Show and Lawn Fete at South Sudbury
Memorial church Concord Sant Tou Sud hosted a baby show and lawn fete Thursday afternoon featuring prizes for best costumes soberest baby and most popular baby won by local children Eleanor Goulding Ruth Wright Grace Spiller and Horace Strong among others. An evening program showcased a song sheet and a skit by The Fannie Duffer Family with cast including John O Hall and Maria Nelson despite wet weather a large crowd attended.
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Memorial Church
Concord Sant Tou Sud
Oe Ao
Mon Reyes
Aray
Eleanor Goulding
Beatrice Bergen
Schney
Bartlett Boys
Ralph Stone, Jr
Lydia Bonnarelli
Donald Pickett
Ruth Wright
J. Bradley Way
Grace Spiller
Horace Strong
Fannie Duffer
John O. Hall
Marie Nelson
Angina
Carlton Elims
C. Giles
Irving Priest
James Sawyer
Bobby
Fred Elser
Buster Carlton Elims
Maria
C H. Way
Lewis Little
Henry Eaton
Clifton Giles
Arleton Elims
Concord Grange Picnic Held at Baptist Pond
Concord Grange No. 150 Patrons of Husbandry members traveled to South Che Sunday for their annual picnic at Baptist Pond. Tim Sheehan served as master with Mr. and Mrs. Freelan J. Tuttle in charge.
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Concord Grange No
South Che
Baptist Pond
Freelan J. Tuttle
Timothy T. Sheehan
Middlesex League Standings Second Half Report
The Middlesex League standings for the second half are detailed, tracking team positions, win loss records, and key results affecting the title race. Exact team names and scores are listed in the league update.
Marlboro Club Expands Golf to Nine More Holes
Richard Versoni plans extending Marlboro Club course to nine additional holes to create an 18 hole layout and speed match play for members and visitors. The club, with 200 limit, draws many outside city players from Waltham Framingham and Hudson boosting enrollment. The local club championship qualifiers begin Saturday with about 40 entrants. Harold Donaghy is the current champion and expected to defend his title.
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Richard Versoni
New York
Marlboro Club
Marlboro
Wwn
Waltham, Framingham and Hudson
Pirestone-Apsley
Hudson
Harold Donaghy
Donaghy
Prisoner Attacks State Police Officer in Concord Field
Concord July 21. A prisoner, Arthur Pages of 21 Cobb Boston, attacked Officer Wil with a fist blow as the patrol car left the Concord line on Lexington Road. The vehicle ran off the road into a field. Carr of South Boston and Reed a nearby farmer were detained. Robinson was injured but kept control until Carr was restrained. Reed had pleaded May 15 to 15 months for receiving stolen goods. They were ordered transferred to the reformatory at Commissioner Bates request.
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Concord
Wilby
Lexington Road
Arthur Pages
Cobb Boston
William Carr
South Boston
Robinson
Altho Robinson
Carr
Reed
White Carr
Reformatory
L. Bates
Assessors Begin 1926 Booking of Personal and Real Property
Tax data shows Maynard this year totals 17 dollars, with 1925 figures differing by 1674.33. An assessed amount of 13 dollars and 1.01 in tax figures is noted. The 1926 town tax return stands at 32139 dollars, about 2569.70 more than 1925. Delays from Middlesex Registry records slow transfer of deeds. Assessors hope to set the 1926 rate within two weeks.
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Maynard
Middlesex Registry of Deeds
Canning Class Led by Extension Service at Bedford Grange Hall
A Food Preservation Project meeting supervised by the Middlesex County Extension Service met July 15 at 2 p.m. in the Grange Hall kitchen Bedford. Mrs George Thompson led the Girls canning club while Miss Beatrice Billings demonstrated cherry and vegetable canning techniques. Nineteen adults and five club girls attended.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Grange Hall
Bedford
George Thompson
Canning Club
Beatrice Billings
Extension Service
Maynard 4-H Delegation Heads to College Outing
Four Maynard youths Miss Julia White Miss Alice Fearns Paul Millington and Irving Wooldridge are invited for a two day outing at the Massachusetts Agricultural College on July 21 22 for their achievements as members of the local 4 H clubs.
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Maynard
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Julia White
Alice Fearns
Paul Millington
Irving Wooldridge
Faith Restored as Pocketbook Is Recovered
Local businessman B. Lynch reports losing a pocketbook with money and papers in Boston. He advertised in daily papers and soon recovered the pocketbook. Daniel Cosgrove of the Lowell City Council found and returned it.
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B. Lynch
Boston
Daniel Cosgrove
Lowell
Local notices and enrollments prompt community actions
Maynard residents discuss guarantor enrollment as sixty names are gathered for a bridge project. Secretary invites those willing to enroll by notification while Mrs Stockbridge announces a food sale under the Gutteridge Mayton names.
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Maynard
Mr. Naylor
Notif
District Meeting At Haydenville Draws Fruit Growers
August 5 meeting in Haydenville County district attracts local fruit growers with agenda items of mutual interest and potential agricultural developments.
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Haydenville
County
Grange Lawn Party at Southboro Ends Evening Hours
Southboro Grange hosted a lawn party with colored lamps and lanterns. A committee led by Mr and Mrs Harry Lawin organized dancing and a supper in the hall with music by an orchestra. Charles E Bagley Harvey Ms Master and Chester B Grey of Lunenburg attended along with Acton Grange members. The event occurred Tuesday July 13.
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Harry Lawin
Rachel Works
Charles E. Bagley
Harvey
Chester B. Grey
Lunenburg Grange
Acton Grange
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