Hudson Triumphs Over Manchester at Opera House
Hudson defeated Manchester 45 to 26 after a tight first half with a late third period surge. Kennedy led Hudson with steady scoring and defense, while Leighton Corcoran and Loos contributed, though Evers and Haggerty were sidelined by illness and injury. The crowd noted growing interest as Naticks visit Thursday, with bleacher expansion being discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Manchester
Opera House
Qually
Leighton
Whiting
Kennedy
Loos
Corcoran
Heally
Lynch
Devlin
Donnelly
Petey Regan
Hammond
Evers
Haggerty
Lowell
Regan Corcoran
R. B
Deviin
Regan
Godley
Rotten
Notable Local Mentions and Social Gatherings
Hudson John Burgess is seriously ill with a lung ailment. Noe Breault of Webster visits relatives in town. Percy Caldwell leaves Clark Bros. store. Clarence Robbins caught pickerel on Boons pond Friday. Miss Mary Danahy of South Framingham visited friends Friday. A large party danced at B. B. Lovett’s assembly in Odd Fellows' hall Friday night. The Emanon whist club met at Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Clare’s Lincoln street home Friday night. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Caldwell
Clark Bros
Clarence Robbins
Boons Pond
Mary Danahy
South Framingham
B. B. Lovett
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Emanon Whist Club
Edward J. Clare
Lincoln St
Taylor Golden Anniversary Celebrated in Waltham
Mr and Mrs George Taylor of Sudbury marked their 50th wedding anniversary at their son 61 Lexington Street Waltham with nearly one hundred guests from sixteen towns. The event featured poems by Novello Farr Coolidge and Laura J Fernald read by Nella F Haynes and notes of congratulations from many Sudbury residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Sudbury
Lexington Street
Waltham
Nella F. Haynes
New York
Taylor
Cyrus Haynes
Caroline J. Taylor
Chas. E. Coolidge
S.A. Wilson
Isador F. Goodneow
Francis P. Walker
Jerome B. Butterfield
Geo. B. Harrington
Lewis C. Taylor
Martha Taylor
Frank E. Gerry
George Bowen
Sarah Cox
Cox
Harrison Glazier
James Wammond
Chas. A. Kidder
Moore
Clark
Edw. McManus
Alden Clark
Chas. B. Baird
Miss Moore
Dr. Wells
Newton
John G. Spring
Fitchburg
Frank H. Spring
Roxbury
Darius Dow
Lexington
Chas. H. Spring
Wellesley Hills
Edw
Seaverns
Jamada Plain
Geo
Susan A. Spring
Weston
Unitarian Church
Hudson Department store window work draws attention
Cornelius Murphy of Boston was arrested Thursday night for drunkenness and fined five dollars in court on Friday. Unable to pay, he was committed. Finnerty of Boston visited town in support of William Randolph Hearst as a presidential candidate and spoke with local Democrats. Thomas Taylor of Maynard was arrested for drunkenness after previously failing to appear. he surrendered in town Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Murphy
Boston
Magorty
Finnerty
William Randolph Hearst
Thomas Taylor
Maynard
John Connors
Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
AIM
H.C. Wright
E.F. Brown & Coo
Naticks
Hudson Manchester Kennedy
Donnelly Leigh
John Burgess
Noe Breault
Webster
Son
Hudson Department
American Water Works and Guarantee Co
D. W. Hitchcock
John L. Stone
West Main St
Marlborough, Mase
Marlboro
Harkrey
Oeteber
William D. Martlett
Charles F. Holyoke
Marlborough
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chicago St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
All Points West
D. J. Flanders
Gen. Pass
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