Newton Scores Narrow Win Over Concord Nine
In a tense Newton Cath inning by inning battle, Newton edges Concord 3 2 with a late wild pitch ending the game. Key moments saw O Connell and Varley driving scoring hits and McCa stealing third before a wild throw allowed the decisive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Newton
Newton Boys
Concord
Billy Fallon Oni
Jimmy
O'Connel
Clapp
Loughlin
Varley
Jeff
Falcon
Moloney
Kenney
Mooney
Hopkins
Silat Ito
McCa
Stockemer Ave
Georgie
O'Connell
Billings
Anderson completes his studies at Harvard College
Fragmented OCR notes report Anderson finishing work day and night at Harvard before traveling to Pennsylvania for university matters. The fragment mentions alumni reception, a Concord Voice article, and a Sanborn history project, with unclear context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Harvard College
Weston Sera
Pennsylvania
Concordi
For Sale Flower Bedding Plants and Misc Clutter
For sale flower bedding plants salvia mixed color sinnia hind miied waiters 25¢ doz. Also vague notices about concrete sidewalks and pedestrians. Contact person listed as L. Git prose Jet Mase with a telephone or contact method unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinnia
Air
Over Land and Sea Choir Brings Sunday Morning Notes
Sudbury readers hear the Over Land and Sea choir in a Sunday morning program led by the pastor Rev. Geo. H. Clarke. The service features readings, recitations, exercises, solos, and a baccalaureate sermon for the graduating high school class with music by the school choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sestbeare
Doris Amirault
Ethel White
Hise Olivet
Leona Johnston
Bor Win
Eduas
Kenyon
Worith
Ethel Baldwix
Gertrude Christiansen
Ralph Lowell
Basil Oliver
Alden Lowell
Grace Gilman
William Davidson
Elsie Oliver
Hazel Baldwin
Henry Rice, Jr
Ralph Hawes
Reginald Oliver
Liola Moore
Little @Oldiers
Warl Baldwin
Harry Rice
Pass Oliver
Horace Oliver
Violet Aldwin
Lois Stiles
Edith Baldwin
Leon Ray Hawks
Helen Ricé
Jesus
Geo. H. Clarke
Gertrude Stone
Gordon Stone
High
High Schoo Oat
Massachusetts Dairy Association Forms at Worcester Meeting
Enthusiastic gathering at the Hotel in Worcester on June 14 1916 led to the creation of a Massachusetts Clean Milk and Dairy Association. Dr Pfeiffer opened the meeting outlining goals to protect against unwise legislation and promote higher quality milk and dairy production with an executive committee to include practical producers and dairy experts.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Treas
B. B
Ludlow
Bodsford
Warren Hi
Tarbell
Brookfield
George A. Harwood
State Dairy Bureau
Nibetiik
Pfeiffer
Wood
Gaaniede
Stats Grange
J. Lewis Bilsworth
Départments of Agriculture
Harwood
Massachusetts Dairy Biltedt
Planet Action
Concord
Wifehsah
Frnk B. Saibern
Death Comes to S H Jewett After Shack Sherman Henry
S H Jewett died Saturday June 12 from a shock after years of frail health. Born in Littleton to Stillman and Sarah Jewett, he married Harriet Sawyer in 1962 and served briefly in the army. Survived by son Le Roy in Littleton and daughters Gladys and Ruth, the family residence spanned Westvale and Littleton with Mrs Jewett predeceased.
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Sherman Henry
Jewett
Sewett
Boxrbéto
Coticord
Westvale
Littleton
H. Saunders Panies
Local Notes Include Trip Plans and Market Update
Ernest Greenough will leave next Saturday for Monmouth Maine to remain all summer with his parents. Native strawberries appeared in the market last week selling for 20 cents a box. The W C T U will hold their June session.
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Ernest Greenough
Monmouth
W. C
T. U
Reception to New Regent at Concord Chapter House
Mrs. George M. Baker presided as the Chapter hosted Mrs. Blinn and Mrs. 0. B. Fowler new Vice Regent with Mrs. George O. Jenkins State Regent and other Regents attending. Refreshments in the quaint dining room featured peonies and pink hydrangeas with Adrices cakes. Old Concord Chapter vows to preserve the house, leaving only $850 of debt unpaid.
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George M. Baker
Baker
Blinn
Old Concord
Sudbury family travel to visit son in major Chicago library
Mr Browh and wife left here to visit their youngest son who works at a large public library near Chicago. Glednin and their son are staying with relatives in Wal H.
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Tham
Glednin
Wal
H. Mr Browh
West
Chicago
Officers' School at Ham's Hill Draws Large Crowds
The Officers' School of Instruction on Ham's Hill attracts over 500 visitors from nearby towns. Reported for its dry elevated site with panoramic views, soldiers praise the scenery and orderly surroundings as militia members from across the state attend to study and practice.
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Ham's
Mt. Nobscot
Electric Company Representatives Promote Local Reading Advantages
Electric Co of Boston canvassed the town over the past week presenting information on reading advantages and reasons for adoption. The representatives were friendly and affable, engaging residents and meeting with good success in introducing their method to the public.
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Boston
Aden
Memorial Ghurgh Notes: Brown Preaches at Memorial Church
Rev. Mr. Brown of Bangor Maine delivers two sermons at Memorial church on Sunday. Morning text Titus 2 14 and evening text Isaiah 63 16. Mrs. Bustell presides at organ. the anthem and offertory by the young people are praised. An invitation to bac calaureate services next Sunday. April performance by Mrs Blake of Concord slated for Memorial church June 20.
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Brown
Bangor
Memorial Church
Maynard
Bustell
Blake
Arrives Meadea Lith Gapphirés Comprise Value
Fragmentary OCR notes a trio of items named Meadea Lith and Gapphirés valued at one fifth each, with a total sum implied and breakdown into thirds. No clear event or date present.
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Meadea Lith
Notable South Acton Visit Notes and Local Tidbits
Harold Symonds from Boston visits South Acton for a day. Nellie Clough of Haverhill visits with sister Mrs. Chamberlain. Charles Colburn of Winchendon visits Mrs. Clough. Holt family in town to see Frank Holt. Seth Reed and family of Stoughton call on friends. Mrs. A. iet to Wellesley for weeks. De Ora Norcross and Keene visitors with cousin Mrs. Chiattes. Clarence Chickering in Martin sr. attends funeral in Cochituate. Billy Di Benneditto takes four month old baby to Children's Hospital. Clara Sawyer leaves Boston & Maine freight office after many years. Robert Harlow and wife and Beth Harrington visit from Milford. Local dog dies after ingesting poisoned meat on Faulkner Hill. Schools close next Friday until mid-September. Will Huntoon from Uncle Sam's navy returns home briefly before heading to the Pacific and Frisco fair. Ralph Davis Goodwin wounded in France. second grandson stricken. Stephen G. Brooks, nephew of Mrs. Amelia Tarbell, dies in Santa Paula. Exceptional values at Fullenton's hat shop.
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Clarence Chickering
Martin Sr
Cochituate
Billy di Benneditto
Childrens’ Hospital
Pee Neee
Clara Sawyer
Boston & Maine Freight Office
Robert Harlow
Beth Harrington
Milford
South Acton
Faulkner Hill
Lewis Whitney
Bob
Will Huntoon
Uncle Sam
Navy
Pacific
France
Ralph Davis Goodwin
Charles Davis
Stephen G. Brooks
Amelia Tarbell
Santa Paula
Cal
Concord Junction Ends Wellness Center Run
The News Co discontinued the Concord Junction end of their wellness and there will no longer be a at Concord Junction. The annual closing marks the end of the facility for occupancy in a month.
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Ing
News Co
Concord Junction
Local Rivalry Promises Closely Contested Newton Catholic Game
The Newton Catholic club prepares for a Saturday afternoon showdown on the local diamond. Fans expect a tight, high spirited clash as old rivals renew hostilities. Manager Loughlin aims to outplay former teammates in a spirited contest.
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Newton Catholic
Te Ono Ae
Tian
Loughlin
Winter conference day at Union Church draws large crowd
A large crowd gathered for the Winter Conference Day at Union Church. A special Sunday service featured diplomas, children's songs, and junior department recitals with performances by Jorie Dickeson and others.
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Union Church
Miscard
Jorie Dickeson
Keith
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Newton Cath
Concord Jet
Maloney
Costigan
Jet Varley
Cama Clapp
Dae W. Sto Frey
Fallon
Weymouth Times
Hequest
Sudbury
Victrola
Try Sdihe
Death Comes
S. H. Jewett
South
Officers
Dian
Harold Symonds
Nellie Clough
Haverhill
N. H
Chamberlain
Charles Colburn
Winchendon
Wéite
A. Clough
Hol. Holt
Frank
Seth Reed
Stoughton
A. Iet
Wellesley
de Ora Norcross
Keene, N. H
Chiattes
Fullenton
Flowere
Thur
Main St
Concord, Mei
A. Finigan
Auctonay
Victor
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