Maynard High School Nine Shows Strong 1919 Season
Maynard High School baseball completes a strong 1919 season with a 10 win 2 loss record. Captain Tom Marsden leads in pitching with an 522 strikeouts per game and high fielding. Key players include Vodoklys Stuckert Case Fergie Lowney Fingard Sims Schofield Driscoll and Jones with solid batting averages and team batting 314 and fielding 914.
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Maynard High School
Tom Marsden
H. F. Seton Han
Marsden
Vodoklys
Stuckert
Vodokrys
Case
Fergie
Lowney
Fingard
Maynard
Sims
Schofield
Driscoll
Jones
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M. H
Wayland H
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Townsend HS
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St John’s H
IM. H.S
Clinton H
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Westboro H
Belmont ‘H
Maynard Fast Marlboro Nine Take Juniors Into Camp
After a 15 game win streak the Junior Holy Name team lost to the Washington A C of Marlboro at Crowe park. Roy Marsden Vodoklys starred for Holy Name with strong battery work as Marlboro proved heavier and older, edging ahead late to win 4 2 in a well attended contest.
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Marlboro
Holy Name
Washington A. C
Crowe Park
Roy Marsden Vodoklys
Washington
Gabois
Hal
Holt
Forrest
Cuson
Libby If
Brecken
H. N
Marsden
Vodoklys
Kamesh
Tobin
Smith
Turner
No Vacation Planned at Local Woolen Mill
C C Drechsler, agent of Assa Mt mill, stated there will be no vacation period for the local woolen mill. He cited the busy season and local interest after reports of a two week layoff at Lawrence mills of the American Woolen Co. beginning August 29.
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C. C. Drechsler
Assa Mt
Dreschler
Lawrence Mills
Ameiian Woolen Co
Maynard
Enterprise
Woolens business strong says agent amid vacation plans
An agent stated woolens demand remains high and cash flow good, with no vacation period planned. Inquiries came from workers and locals alike about taking time off after a long layoff. A St Bridget's parish garden party food sale at Lake Boon is planned for Saturday this week to aid the children's table.
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St Bridget's Parish
Lake ‘Boon
Maynard wallops Belmont K of C in Crowe Park clash
Maynard defeated Belmont K of C 9 to 3 at Crowe Park on a Saturday. Billy Morrill earned his fifth straight win on the mound while Maynard’s bat produced a homer, a two bagger and two singles. Oates hit a long home run and Frank O’Brien added two three baggers. Morgan doubled. Attendance about 300. Umpire T King.
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Belmont Knights
Maynard
Belmont K
Crowe Park
Billy Morrill
Frank O’brien
Oates
Frank
Poe
R. Marsden
Briens
Peewee
T. Marsden
Manning
Morgan c
Morrill
P Wee
Johnson
Totais
C Ab
Higgins
Burley
McDermott
Ene McLaughlin
Scully
Eenee M. O'Brien
Ey Crocker
E. O'Brien
C Melanson
P Wee Tewe O
Mahoney
Murphy
Ieee
Ame
Belmont
O'Brien
Soules
Lent
Morgan
Hurley
Melan- Lent
Melan- R. Marsden
Son
Marsden
King
Hero Warren Wetherbee buried with Legion honors
Private Warren Wetherbee son of Mr and Mrs Amon Wetherbee of Stow 101st regiment 26 division died of wounds from Chatteau Thiery buried with full military honors by Stow and Hudson Legion Posts. Services at Unitarian church and Brookside cemetery featured fire volley taps and Maynard brass band. Attended by Lester Barnes and George Burroughs both former Stow residents now in nearby towns.
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Legion
Warren Wethrebee
Amon Wetherbee
Stow
101St Regiment
Chatteau Thiery
France
Stow and
Hudson
Warren Wetherbee
American Legion
Unitarian Church
Moulton
Brookside Cemetery
Maynard
101St Regt
Lester Barnes
Allston
George Burroughs
Boxboro
101St
West travels touch down near hometown visitors
Alfred Luoma, who left Magnara after returning from France with Co D 104th Regiment and then worked in California Oregon Kansas and other Western states, is visiting friends for a few weeks. Miss Gladys Veitch of Stoughton is staying with her aunt Mrs Robert Veitch on Pleasant Street.
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Alfred Luoma
Magnara
France
Co D 104Th Regt
California
Oregon
Kansas
Gladys Veitch
Stoughton
Robert Veitch
Pleasant St
Recital by Miss Hamlin’s Pupils at Concord Street Home
Miss Ruby Hamlin hosted a Saturday recital at her Concord Street home with roses and friends’ gifts. The program featured many pupils including Irma Tuomasaari, Elizabeth Binks, Foris Prescott, Phyllis Priest, Pauline Yokinen, and others, followed by lawn refreshments and games.
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Ruby Hamlin
Concord
Miss Hamlin
Irma Tuomasaari
Eizabetht Binks
Foris Prescott
Phyllis Priest
Piorence Wilcox
Pauline Yokinen
Annie Hakkinen
Mildred Axford Wilbur Croft
Del
Rural Home Life School to Be Held in Amherst
William head local and Miss Mary Ellison of the Middlesex County Farm Bureau will present at the Rural Home Life School in Amherst. President Butterfield of MAC College will preside. Unity Circle I C A will skip July meetings. the quarterly session is set for the first Monday in August.
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William Head
First
Seattle
Works
Amherst
Grangers' Womens Clubs
Mary Ellison
Middlesex County Farm Bureau
Butterfield
MAC College
Rural Home Life School
Unity Circle I C of A
Notable Local Social Notes Across Town
SOUTH ACTON H Irving Bean becomes new watch man at A Merriam Co factory. George T Ames spent a week with George White in Manchester by the Sea. Mrs H T Miller of Dayton OH visits the Tolman home in Prospect St. Rev and Mrs Brayton Case plan extended visit to Des Moines IA then Burma in October. Genie Fletcher Newton teacher summers at Prospect St. Miss Alice T Fairbanks Bridgeport CT returns home for long vacation. George and Mrs Brown Swampscott guests of Mrs Kimball West St. William Frankie returns from New York with Hiram Livermore party. Congratulations to Henry E Tolman on birth of a daughter at Deaconess Hospital Concord. Mrs H Chandler Wells returns to Watertown after a visit with J P Fletcher family. Mrs Frank L Stiles spends part of week with sister Ned Patterson in Elmwood NH and returns with nieces Mabel Barbara Patterson. Elwin W Harris drives to Reading for morning ice at church. Harris attends Masonic and related chapters with Rev D A Newton invocation. Miss Mary H Lothrop retires home from Orlando PA after 875 mile auto trip in 11 days. recalls longer autumn journey with parents.
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H. Irving Bean
A. Merriam & Co
George T. Ames
George White
Manchester-by-the-Sea
H. T. Miller
Dayton
Ohio
Henry B. Tolman
Prospect St
Brayton
Case
Des Moines
Burma
Genie Fletcher
Newton
Prospect
John E. Case
Coulter
White Ribbon
Ayer
Maynard
Stanley Manning
UPC Union
First Universalist Church
Charles H. Miles
P. D. Warren
Boston
Brighton
Alice T. Fairbanks
Bridgeport
George Brown
Swampscott
Charles M. Kimball
West St
William
Frankie
New York
Hiram Livermore
Henry E. Tolman
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
H. Chandler Wells
Batesrd
Watertown
J. P Fletcher
Prospector
Frank L. Stiles
Ned Patterson
Elmwood
Mabel
Barbara Patterson
Elwin W. Harris
Congregational
Good Samaritan Lodge
AF &Am
Reading
Royal Arch
Universalist Church Announces July Pulpit Speakers
Rev Peter J. MacInnes of Adams Wills occupies the pulpit on Sunday morning July 3 as candidate. Rev Harry E. Rouillard of Norwood will preach on July 10 and July 17.
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Peter J. MacInnes
Adams Wills
Harry E. Rouillard
Norwood
Acton Center Social Notes Cover Trips and Visits
Hon and Mrs Rolfe Bradbury of North Acton return from a motor trip to Saratoga Springs and Lake George New York via Jacob's Ladder and Mohawk Trail. Mrs Mary Perham of Hyde Park arrives to spend the summer with her niece Miss Ella S Miller. Miss Lorraine Miller is at home for the weekend.
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Hon
Rolfe Bradbury
North Acton
Saratoga Springs
Lake George
Mary Perham
Hyde Park
Neice
Ella S. Miller
Lorraine Miller
Middlesex Institution Officers Elected At 1921 Meeting
At the Middlesex Institution for Savings annual meeting on June 7 1921 officers were chosen including William Wheeler as President Murray Ballou as Vice President Herbert W Hosmer as Clerk and a slate of trustees and an investment committee. A subsequent list names incorporators or corporators including Edward W Emerson Charles E Brown William Wheeler Prescott Keyes and others with Herbert W Hosmer serving as Clerk. Concord Massachusetts June 27 1921.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles H. Towle
Herbert W. Hosmer
Concord
Mass
Middlesex Institut For Savings
Edward W. Emerson
Charles E. Brown
William Wheeler Herbert W. Hosmer
Prescott Keyes
John C. Friend
Thomas Todd
Henry F. Smith
Woodward Hudson Loring N. Fowler Stedman Buttrick
Murray Ballou
Fred A
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