Maynard Beaten In Central Mass League Opener
Maynard high school’s baseball team loses to Fitchburg in the opening Central Mass league game, marking a third straight defeat. Key players Wetherbee and Wilder produced hits for Maynard while Robinson and Hargraves starred for Fitchburg. Wetherbee hit a home run and McKenny led Maynard with three runs.
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Maynard High School
Wetherbee
Stow
H. Barnard
Wilder
Miller
McKenny
Lent
Newton
Beacon
Witherbee
L. Barnard Cf
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McConnell c
Murphy
Maynard
Fitchburg
Robinson
Hargraves
Ashworth and Nicholson
Hamilton
Beacon AC
McConnell
Hoyt
Rdinville
Murray
Gibbons
Clemens
Sudbury Brass Band Leads Glenwood Cemetery Procession
In Glenwood Cemetery the Sudbury Brass Band provided music for a ceremony led by marshal Bernard Gerrigan. He was followed by Arthur J. Coughlan William Baron and Frank. The arranging committee included Edward Cheney Bernard Gerrigan David Sharpe Charles Houghton and James Hunt.
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Glenwood Cemetery
Sudbury Brass Band
Bernard Gerrigan
Marshal
Arthur J. Coughlan
William Baron
Frank
Eadward Cheney
David Sharpe
Charles Houghton
Jamea Hunt
Caledonian club hosts Ladies' Night at Masonic hall
The Caledonian club held Ladies' Night in the Masonic hall Saturday with a bountiful supper by a committee including George Stockwell Mungo Bain and John Coulter. An address of welcome was given by Stockwell followed by a concert featuring Elizabeth Bailey Concord Junction Alvah Dockerty Mrs William Graham Mrs George Stockwell and M Bain with piano selections Scot Aire and an original poem read by James Concord Junction.
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Caledonian Club
Masonic Hall
George Stockwell
Mungo Bain
John Coulter
Elizabeth Bailey
Concord Junction
Alvah Dockerty
William Graham
George George Stockwell
Memorial Service for Deceased Members
Aenue Foe met at the music hall at 1 45 pm and led 100 members to Glenwood and St Bridgets cemeteries to decorate graves of deceased members. The memorial service was held there.
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Aenue
Music Hall
Glenwood
St. Bridget’s
Wardens Nab Seven Fishermen on Assabet River Trawl
Game Wardens Walter Larkin Cos grove and Mills captured seven fishermen who stretched a trawl line across the Assabet River near Crow Island. The group was arrested, taken to the Concord district court, four were discharged and three fined five dollars each by Judge Prescott Keyes. Alfred Anderson of Boston represented the offenders.
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Walter Larkin
Cosgrove
Mills
Assabet
Crow Island
Concord District Court
Prescott Keyes
Alfred Anderson
Boston
Children Day Observed at Methodist Church with Program
The Metho dist Episcopal church held Children Day with morning talk by Rev. M. Osgood and an evening program by Sunday school children. The event featured songs solos and recitations and was planned by Mrs. A M Osgood and Mrs H Linwood White with decorations by Mrs. Osgood Mrs. Parker and Miss Gates.
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M. Osgood
A. M. Osgood
Samuel Parker
Margaret Gates
H. Linwood White
Thelma Veitch
Helen Chase
Mii Woos
Ceee Herriet Naylor
Ernest and
Marion Holt
Marion Wilson
Ruth Veitch
Robert Parkin
Bain Wong Deeesee
Home life notes and factory shifts in South Sudbury
South Sudbury news covers A W Rogers vacation at home Sherrald Garfield securing a position at Eames Wheel factory and WW Hunt overseeing section 35 while Whickering is away Dr F A Taylor moves to Wayland and will keep patients via office next to the telephone exchange Mrs Deakin returns from Waltham hospital and Burr moves into Dr Taylors former home The American Cotton Waste Co plans to start operations with 40 workers soon and highway improvements near the post office enhance pedestrian safety
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A. W. Rogers
Sherrald Garfield
Eames
South H
Rogers
W. M. Goulding
Waltham
F. A. Taylor
Wayland
Clifford B. Burr
Tay
American Cotton Waste Co
Edward T
Germany
Road Commissioners Hall
A Styrian Peasant Suits Over Apothecary Superstition
A libel lawsuit in Pollau Sty ria pits a peasant against an apothecary, claiming local healers claim the right to kill one man and one woman each year to fuel their trade. The apothecary Herr Kobermauser allegedly frightened a boy named Puts into believing death was near, causing his escape and illness.
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Pollau
Styria
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