Concord Junction social notes and purchases
William H. Wood bought a Studebaker, Miss Sarah Derby bought a Paige, Mae Reilly guests in Somerville, John EB Reilly and H A Bags attended the Lowell letter carriers’ convention. A reformatory vacation, summer school closings, whist party for Acton table, and a public lecture on biblical prophecy.
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William H. Wood
Studebaker
Sarah Derby
Mae Reilly
Somerville
Robert Charles
Dart
John EB. Reilly
H. A. Bags
Letter Carriers
Lowell
Daniel Nagle
Massachusetts Reformatory
Harvey Wheeler
West Concord
Margaret Spinner
North Acton
Acton
B. H. Boyd
New York
Ainst
A. E Loftus
Thomas Reilly
Matthew Steinman
William Henderson
Pleasant Birthday Surprise For Mrs John Peterson
The Peterson home on Main Street hosted a Friday evening birthday party for Mrs John Peterson. Friends presented two taf feta sofa pillows and the gathering enjoyed refreshments, games, and musical selections while well wishes flowed for many more happy birthdays. Attendees included Margaret Dunn Sylvia Erickson Hazel Hoyt Florence King Loretta Lyons Rose Reilly Olive Lyons Josephine Robinson Olga Stokes Samuel Leaves Merton Leighton Joe ONeil Hans Erickson Walter Stokes and P Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Peterson
Mrs Peterson
Margaret Dunn
Sylvia Erickson
Hazel Hoyt
Florence King
Loretta Lyons
Rose Reilly
Olive Lyons
Josephine Robinson
Olga Stokes
Samuel Leaves
Merton Leighton
Joe O'Neil
Hans Erickson
Walter, Stokes
P. Peterson
Spot Dance at Hill Table Garden Party
A whirl party at Warner hall featured a spot dance with prizes for the standing on or nearest the marked spot when the music stopped. Miss Louis Williams and her brother Richard won, whist prizes went to Mrs Thomas Reilly and Alexander MacEachern. Preparations are under way for Help of Christians church garden party on June 18 with games, races, and an afternoon and evening orchestra.
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Warner Hall
Louis? Williams
Richard
Thomas Reilly
Alexander MacEachern
Samuel Armstron
M. Steinman
Help of Christians Church
Postal workers bid farewell to Stanley Rice in Sudbury
Postmaster Arthur J. Coughlan and Arthur J. Sullivan hosted a farewell at Stanley Rice's Sudbury home Saturday night. James Farrell Frank Finnochi and G Edward White gave a traveling bag as a gift. Rice, rural free delivery carrier for years, left Monday for Virginia hoping climate change improves his health and will live with his son Charles Rice.
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Arthur J. Coughlan
Arthur J. Sullivan
James Farrell
Frank Finnochi
G. Edward White
Post Office
Stanley Rice
Sudbury
Memorial Service for IOOF and Rebekahs in Concord
Concord lodge No 212 IOOF and Willow Rebekah lodge 199 unite for a memorial service Sunday June 19 at 7 pm in Union Church Rev William F Dusseault East Boston chaplain of the House of Representatives will speak Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are asked to meet at the lodge rooms and march to the church Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone Union Church minister will lead the morning service and Loren B Macdonald First Parish will exchange pulpits in the morning.
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Concord Lodge No
IOOF
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Union Church
William F. Dusseault
Boston
House of Representatives
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Loren B. Macdonald
Concord
Maynard Blankets West Newton in Sunday Baseball at Crowe Park
Maynard defeated West Newton Catholic Club 11 to 0 at Crowe Park on a clear Sunday. Elmer Duggan fanned 11 and held the visitors to six hits as Pep Cousins and Loftus supplied power for Maynard.
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Maynard
West Newton
Crowe Park
Elmer Duggan
Concord H. S. Southpaw
St Mary's College
Baltimore
White
Pep Cousins
Loftus
Concord Junction
Cousins
Po Ae lQuinn
Howe
McBride
RGM GE
Farreil
Cronin
R. Ryan
J. Ryan
Maynard Vee
Tenner
Soules
Gregg
Morgan
Duggan
Manning
Ryan
Kennedy
A. Bride
A. Ryan
J Ryan
G. McBride
T. King
Maynard Edges Concord Junction In 6 2 Ball Game
Maynard defeats Concord Junction 6 to 2 in a well played game at Concord Junction on Thursday evening. Scoring details list Maynard players Bulger Marsden O'Brien Gregg Tothie and Soules contributing runs and hits, while Concord players Hayes Delaney Cadigan Honeyfield Williams Rowan and Oates are noted for their defense and scoring. The article blends this baseball result with a Memorial Day dedication for Stow and local family observations.
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Maynard
Concord Junction
Bulger
R. Marsden
Soules
Keefe c
Maynard T. Marsden
Gregg
O'Brien
Mortill
Saas
Ee Gregg Cf
Marsden
Biola
Ee Hayes
Delaney cl
Rwkeas
Cadigan
Evvekk
Sanaa Ol -Totatsen
Honeyfield
Williams Ss
Sua
Eee Wakefield
Morgan Cop
O Maynard
Rowan Pis Cilkeeekes
P. Young
O’niel
Bea Shy Leeee
Branch
Bennett
Oates
T. Marsden
Man
Reid
Concord
Benbe
A. Oates
W. Oates
C Young
Ben- Soules
T. Mauraden
Ronett
Haas
Kanee Marsman
Williams
Deden
Derby
Derby Janey
C. Young
Benja Marsden
Morrill
O.brien
Manning
T. Roman
Roman
Morgan
McGillvey
Keefe
Ledgard
Scottish Commons Day Brings Joy at Maynard Festival
The SCOTTISH festival highlights a June Commons Day in Scotland with historical ties to weddings. In 1865 Commons Day fell on June 9 as Mr and Mrs Messer Ander honored the occasion with celebratory events.
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Maynard
Commons
Scotland
Messer Ander
Maynard vs Wakefield leads to 10-5 upset at Crewe Park
Maynard bunched runs in the first and ninth innings to beat Wakefield Town 10 to 5 at Crewe Park Saturday. Pat Kane started for Wakefield and was relieved by R. Marsden in the third. Maynard’s T. King umpired. Chuck Bulger of Concord was signed for the game but rested due to a shoulder injury. Maynard’s Morriss and Keefe, with Keefe from Tufts, formed the battery for Maynard. Maynard hosts Boston Buick at Crowe Park next Saturday with Manager White promoting the attraction. Maynard’s early bursts and late rally powered the win as Wakefield’s fielding hindered their offense.
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White
Boston Buick
Crowe Park
Maynard
Hunday
Hudson
Morriss
Keefe
Tufts College
Chuck Bulger
Concord
Gardner
Wakefield
Maynard Brew
Wakefield Town
Crewe Park
Pat Kane
R. Marsden
T. King
Wakefield . Ab Bh Po A E “Po Young UW
Wemnett
Benjamin Rfol
Maynard High School Notes Highlights 1921 Graduation
Karl Laubenstein and Louis Wilcox visited the school. The class of 1921 graduation is set for Wednesday June 29 at 8 p m in Colonial Hall. Horace Ridger of Newton will deliver the graduation address. Sophomore picnic is at Lake Boon on June 22. The baseball team under Captain Roy Marsden closes with Marlboro at Crewe Park with nine wins and three defeats. Senior and Junior classes plan picnics at Lake Boon on July 1 and the Senior reception continues June 30 with limited tickets available.
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Karl Laubenstein
Louis Wilcox
Colonial Hall
Crewe Park
Marlboro
Lake Boon
Vandalism Stirs Stow Town Over War Monument Urns
An act of vandalism in Stow Saturday night overturned two stone urns on a World War memorial monument. The urns were hurled to the ground and flowers destroyed. an automobile sped away at ten o clock. Officials suspect local youths were responsible.
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Stow
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