Deer crashes through Batley greenhouse glass killing mood
A wild deer roams Acton Street causing chaos at a Batley hot house. It breaks about 20 panes of glass, trails blood, and is pursued by game wardens from Brooks Street to Piper Farm before being killed or captured, with local notices disputing where and by whom.
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Bennie Armarillo
Batley
Acton St
Mr. Armarillo
Joe Schnab
South Acton
Bert Batley
Brooks St
John Connors
Joseph Schwab
Mr. Connors
Albert Batley
Piper Farm
Ralph Piper
American Legion Daisy Drive Exceeds May Goals
May Daisy drive by the American Legion raised 235 dollars with 1000 daisies ordered on Friday and about 300 more secured from Boston for Saturday. Girls from the Legion Auxiliary sold daisies in streets theatres stores and clubs under the supervision of Grace Sweeney Mary Sharpe Genevieve Sharpe Amy Peterson Est Lowney Hazel Callahan Bertha Rasmussen Dorothy Wilder. Commanders Carl Peterson Edward Coughlin and David G Sharpe oversaw drive arrangements with Mrs Mary Jones and Mrs Thomas Sweeney for the Auxiliary.
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American Legion
Maynard
Carl Peterson
Boston
Pye
Legion Auxiliary
Grace Sweeney
Mary and
Genevieve Sharpe
Amy Peterson
Est Lowney
Hazel Callahan
Bertha Rasmussen
Dorothy Wilder
Commander Peterson
Edward Coughlin
David G. Sharpe
The
Legion
Mary Jones
Thomas Sweeney
Calet
Wispure
Y mi
Philis John Connery
Commaffiler
Served Beef Steak Supper by Progressive Temple Sisters
The Progressive Temple Pythian Sisters served a beef steak supper at the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening. The Social committee led by Mrs. Fred Benoit organized a menu with steak, potatoes, squash, home made bread and cake and coffee. Whist followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Gustave Dittrich, Mrs Benjamin Brown, George Bradley and George Critherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Pythian Sisters
Masonicha
George Bradley
George Critherford
Four Leaf Cleaver Club Hosts Pre Lent Party
Miss Alice Moynihan hosted the Four Leaf Clever club at her Waltham Street home Tuesday evening. The pre Lenten gathering featured plenty of candy ice cream and cake as the group plans to abstain from sweets during the Lenten season. The social included games and music.
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Four Leaf Cléver Club
Alice Moynihan
Waltham St
Harvey Announces Candidacy for District 1 in Gacttenot County
Attorney George Stanley Harvey of Barristers hall declares his bid in District 1 Gacttenot County. Cambridge incumbent Rep Arburing announced last week. Sal Brown of Everett and Lartonstall are possible rivals. Harvey, 63, resident of Malden for 33 years, was admitted to the bar in 1904 and previously served as assistant district attorney for four years. He is active in Aleppo Temple Mystic Shrine Nass Consistory and other fraternal groups.
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George Stanley Harvey
Barristers Hall
Boston
Gacttenot County
Arburing
Cambridge
Sal Brown
Everett
Lartonstall
Attusvne
Ihele
Saltonstall
Atty Harvey
Malden
Aleppo Tempie
Mystic Shrine
Nass
Mik
Maiden Lodge of Elks
Knights Pythias
Tthe
Middl Barclacton
Belmont Spngs Country Club
Repub'ca
Concord Musical Club Recital At Mrs Merwich Home
Mrs Samuel Merwich hosts Concord Musical club with active and associate members at 70 Main St Feb 21. Pro gram features violin pieces by Dvorak Liszt and Chopin, piano solos by Reese and others, and two piano selections with Mrs Merwin and Mrs Little performing.
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Samuel Merwich
Concord Musical Club
Main’St
Merwin
Little
Dvorak
Tapley
Percy W. Brown
Vauxhall Way
Ola
London
Oliver Long
Shrewsbury
Peckham
Annual Guest Night Delights with Crosby Thompson
The event featured Gertrude Crosby as reader and Louise Thompson as pianist and soprano. Guests enjoyed a program of music and readings while the hospitality committee led by Mrs Taylor served sandwiches coffee fancy ices and cakes.
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Vical
Gertrude Crosby
Migs
Louise Thompson
Taylor
Local notices from Acton community update
West Acton mentions Mrs Colson of Northampton with her daughter Mrs George Holton. Miss Mabel V. Parker confined at home with a cold. Warren Hayward recovering after operation. C S Stearns sick at home. P H Willis works for him. Hoar to build two story Dutch colonial houses for oe Cram and for C H Patrbanks in South Acton. T B Costello moves into improved house. Newshams to move into vacated home.
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Colson
Northampton
George Holton
Mabel V. Parker
Warren Hayward
C. S. Stearns
P. H. Willis
IOOF
Winona da Tees
J. 8
Hoar
C. H. Patrbanks
South Acton
T. B. Costello
Waldon
Charles Newsham
Community Dancing School Opens in Acton Center
Acton Center hosts a new Community Dancing School starting March 16 with instructor Benj. B. Lovett leading sessions. The program invites residents to learn social dancing steps and basic technique.
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Acton
Benj. B. Lovett
Saxonville Basketball Star Phil Bower In Demand
Phil Bower, a Saxonville basketball player, drew interest from several teams after a strong showing at Hudson last week. He suffered a front tooth loss in a collision during the Hudson game but reported the dental plate was cracked and not the tooth itself.
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Phil Bower
Heal
Nth Bak Ferith Saxonville
Low
Falls
Hudson
Saxonvilm
Phil
Maynard Baseball Association Elects Officers
The Maynard Baseball Association held a meeting Thursday night and elected Will Mann and Peter Schultz as directors, James Mahoney as treasurer, with John O Leary as president and Robert Sheridan as secretary. A fundraising drive begins this week with subscription lists to be circulated through Assabet mills and local business leaders. John Sheridan named manager of the team.
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Maynard Baseball Association
Will Mann
Peter Schultz
James Mahoney
John O'Leary
Robert Sheridan
William Mann
John Trench
James Mooney
Joseph Ridley
Assabet Mills
Maynard
John Sheridan
Maynard Plans Soccer Team in Merrimac Valley League
Maynard prepares a new soccer team for the Merrimac Valley Soccer League with an opening match March 11 against Forge Village at Forge Village. Other league members include Artington Mills of Lawrence Merrimac Valley of Jowell Portuguese of Lowell Waterhead Mill of Lowell and Maynard.
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Maynards
Merrimac Valley
Maynard
Forge Village
Artington Mills
Lawrence
Jowell
Lowell
Waterhead
Mill of Lowell
Pinwall
Holliston and Maynard Clash in Rubber Game
Holliston hosts Maynard in a decisive basketball rubber match Friday evening with locals hoping for a win. Gates split 60 to 40 in favor of the home team as both sides battle for supremacy.
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Maynard H
Holliston
Basketteh
Holligtoh
Maynard Bowling League Highlights and 139 Score
A Maynard bowling event at the alleys features veterans and clubs, including the Giants and David McCormack. The night ends with McCormack winning a prize after a string of 139.
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Maynard Bowling
le Veterans
C. Coves M.C. Ada
Sexton's
Be Giants
David McCormack
Maynard
Hudson hosts Chelsea City quin tet after night change
Hudson basketball notes show the five will play Chelsea City quin tet at town hall on Thursday night due to a schedule shift. Manager Desautel plans to replace tired players with Ertle or Dietel if needed. Brennan Shoe ties loom this week. Players report injuries from Saturday nights game and Tommy Murphy, Boston College captain, will attend. Hudson aims to rebound after a single defeat.
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Hudson
Chelsea City
Town Hall
Desautel
Jeeone Te
Brennan
Ertle
Big Watertown Center
Dietel
Clinton
Bower
Cyr
Tommy Murphy
Boston College
Desautels
Chelsea City five Aims for Exciting Season Start
Interest in the Chelsea City five centers on MacLeod formerly of Hudson, joined by Howe and Lake two sharp shooters, Bachman and Burnham rugged guards. The squad plays fast and clean and should provide plenty of excitement.
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Chelsea City Five
MacLeod
Hudson
Howe
Lake
Bachman
Burnham
Marlboro Dog Show Wins Boost for Billy’s Prize Bull Terrier
Billy, a Marlboro newsdealer, brings his white bull terrier to the Boston dog show where the dog captured firsts in the Yuppy class and the novice. The event drew top dogs from the county and experts praised the Marlboro hound as one of the best in the breed.
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Billy
Sindee
Boston
Oeces
Bill
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Atty
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Open Meeting OF Concord Musical Club
Reese Resale
MacDowell Liebestraume
Chopin Miss Shepley
Jota de Pablo
Cartier Reiste
Harley
Brown
Anne
Kramer Hestasy
Walter Rummel
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Maynard Bowling League
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