Maynard News Briefs and Local Events
Maynard notes report Mrs George Graves improving after weeks away while Miss Mary Wheeler plans a European trip. Hudson High vs local nine on Wednesday at home. A lawn party hosted by S Bernard’s parish set for June 25. Miss Helen Keyes back from Lexington visit. Raunders moves to town. Summer at Walden hall soon. Keyes store managed by M Keyes. Lumber from Heath’s bridge sold for about 37 dollars at Erastus H auction. Philathea class to present a hospital drama My Young People of An Affair. Margaret Oxford, nearly Mary, enjoys goaelp at Oceanside Hotel.
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Whitlam Golden
Towle & Kent
George Graves
Mary Wheeler
Hudson High
Helen Keyes
Lexington
Abby: Raunders
New-York
Walden ‘Hall
Joseph. Keyes
Mr. Care
M. Keyes
Heath's Bridge
SS Erastus H Auctioneer
Children’s Day Observance at Trinity Notes Next Sunday
The Trinity church announces a Children’s Day service next Sunday with activities for youngsters and families. Organizers invite attendees to participate in a program of songs readings and fellowship after the service.
Political contest hints at a strong Republican challenge
The piece discusses a Democratic candidate’s past bid in the 12th district and the potential for strong Republican opposition led by Mitchel Hoar. It notes possible renomination for Representative Fairbank, praising his overall record and suggesting Republicans may face an embarrassing choice if current critiques prove true. It also reports on Concord High School’s baseball game, highlighting Gilman’s two home runs and a thumb injury to Hopkins.
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Arena
Messrs
Mitchel
Hoar
Eri
Fairbank
Iim Inet
Charles W. Prescott
Fee High
Concord High
Gilman
Concord School
Whem
Giffman
Conicord High
W C T U Reception Honours J Pletcher Carr At Roffle Home
Local W C T U members gathered at H C Rolfe's Middle Street home for an afternoon reception honoring J Pletcher Carr. West provided an engaging travel talk, guests enjoyed sandwiches fruit and lemonade, and flowers from members decorated the setting while a poem titled A Dream drew enthusiastic appreciation.
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H. C. ‘Rolfe
Middle St
J. Pletcher Carr
Nike
West
G W. Hillé
William Foss
Cigrk
Martin“ ‘Putte
Horace Tuttle
Union
r.Cart
Visit From Deputy Anes Eee Az Ene Som
Readable fragments show a deputy visit involving Anes Eee Az and Ene Som. The item appears as a brief regional note with names and a local context. Further details are unreadable.
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Anes Eee Az Ene Som
Middlesex Narrowly Beats St Georges in Annual Game
Middlesex School loses the annual game to St Georges School of Newport Rhode Island. The home team scores only two runs and offers little offense after the fifth inning. Visitors held a tight lead throughout, leaving Middlesex disappointed in the late innings.
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Middlesex School
St. George's School of
Newport
Middlesex
Bachelors and Married Men Playoff Thriller on Local Grounds
The article describes an amateur baseball clash between the Bachelors and the Married Men with 18 players failing to settle the outcome quickly. Centerfield play by a Single Man and Derby of the Junction drew crowds as fans noted the clever armwork and twists from Willis and Bulger. Final line scores show the Married Men winning in a tightly contested exhibition before lingering discussion of a rematch.
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Tony
Uoftus
Postmaster Derby
the Junction
Ty Cobb
Rass
al” Willis
Ijge
Willis_p. Hayes
Wire
Dee
McHugh
Horne
Derby II
Possef
Flannery
Willis
Bulger
Impire ” Sim
Variey
Concord High Faces Grey in Big Saturday Showdown
In the As Sabet region Concord High prepares for a tough game against Grey with confidence high and a large fan turnout expected. If no unforeseen delays affect key players, Concord aims to snatch a decisive victory on the road at Maynard Saturday.
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As Sabet
Conigord High
Ees Cong
Cnn
Gebers Te Hans
Concord
Figg
Ao Gang
Gse 9
Val
Concord High
C.H
Grey
Maynard
New Officers Chosen for Concord Dramatic Club
Walter N. Howe selected as president at the Concord Dramatic Club annual meeting. Dower Town hosts the event with officers and members in attendance, highlighting the club’s upcoming season and plans.
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Walter N. Howe
Comcord Dramatic Club
Concord Town Sues John R Cummings Over Building Work
The final equity chapter in the Con cord versus John R Cummings suit was read in Boston. The dispute centers on who should pay costs after Cummings began plumbing at Thomas Prendergast’s house without a permit or plan. The judge weighed whether Cummings made reasonable permit efforts before starting work.
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Concord
John R. Cummings
Equity
Superior Court
Boston
Richardson
Cummings
Thomas Prendergast
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