Auction sale of farm equipment and livestock near Sudbury
An auction notice for a West Sudbury sale lists 16 cows and heifers, 3 horses, a 5 year old colt, 3 brood sows, 2 sheep with lambs, 25 Rhode Island Reds, and a large stock of wagons, harnesses, and farm tools. The sale begins at 9 30 A M with cows at 10 30, at 114 miles from Wayside Inn station on the Sudbury Hudson road. Auctioneer J J Seahan and agent P S Perry announce terms there.
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Rhode Island
Surrey
Stanhope
Concord
Nelson
Beck
McCormack
Kemp
John Deering
Franklin
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Hudson. P
PROGRAM ENJOYED AT LAST MUSICAL CLUB MEETING
The program featured violin sonata movements by Grieg and Schubert Wilhelmj, a Serenade, various songs and duets, and selections by Tapley Tuttle Johnson Shepard Conant Holmes and others. A note mentions a baby gift and a birth linked to a smallpox fate with a Latin name.
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Musical Club
Schubbert-Wilhelmj
Rolland Tapley
Twila
Herman
Tuttle
Johnson
Shepard
Conant
South Acton Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Ruth Wilson of Malden stayed with Mr Henry Capelle. Dr Conrad Weaselhoeft of Boston consulted with Dr B Annis on a patient. George Clapp faced heavy drifts delivering goods in his Ford. Rev John Case attended the Boston Colby Alumni reunion. The West Acton Woman's club will present Me and Otis in Universalist vestry on March 19. Henry Tolman used his auto truck to cheers locals, first to venture the route.
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Ruth Wilson
Malden
Endctine
Henry Capelle
Conrad Weaselhoeft
Boston
B. Annis
Joe . Boe Quin
Ienectady
Russell
George Clapp
Ford
John Case
Boston Colby Alumni Association
Case
Otis
West Acton Woman’s Club
Universalist Vestry
South Acton
Henry Tolman
Mrs Colburn Injures Finger On Sharp Sliver While Cleaning
Mrs Ella Colburn sustained a deep wound in the third finger of her left hand from a pine sliver while cleaning a floor last Monday. She sought medical aid and the sliver was removed, with she returning to work afterward.
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Ella Colburn
Mrs. Hodgen Called to Vermont After Sister's Death
Mrs. George Hodgen was summoned to Newport Vermont several weeks ago due to her sister Mrs. Byron Curtis grave illness. Mrs. Curtis died on the 6th after a long painful illness. Mrs. Hodgen returned home last Friday and friends extend sincere sympathy for the loss of her only sister.
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George Hodgen
Newport
Byron Curtis
Curtis
Hodgen
Congregational Church Announces Week Schedule
Rev. Ralph A. Barker leads Sunday 10 30 service and 11 45 Sunday school. Evening praise and preaching at 7. Friday prayer and social at 7 30. Subject Christianity as Good News Matthew 5 12 25. Ladies Social circle meets with Mrs Fred Sims Maple Street Thursday at 2 30.
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Ralph A. Barker
Fred Sims
Maple St
Woman Footpad Robs Pittsburgh Banker Near Home
Adam Ejidemuller, secretary of a building and loan association, was robbed of $7,000 in cash and checks by a polite veiled woman footpad near his home. She spoke calmly about sunny weather while pressing a pistol and taking a wallet, watch, and muffed goods during the hold up.
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Pittsburgh
Adam Ejidemuller
Building and Loan Association
Eidemuler
Eidemuller
Loan Association
Eldemuller
Gift Costly to Giver at Tower Bridge
London report of a benevolent act that cost a donor 50 dollars after a passerby knocked into a plate glass window. The magistrate ordered payment of damages noting the gift was 60 cents in value. The helper received a casual pat on the shoulder that triggered the accident and injury.
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London
Tower Bridge
Maynard Bowling Week Sees Pawnees Hold Lead Tight
The Pawnees fight to keep the top spot in Maynard bowling as Middlesex gains four points from M C A A rivals. A O H fails to unseat the leaders. Frank Lesage of Pawnees predicts a season bunting, while Speck White of Middlesex cautions against counting wins. Standings show three top teams in a tight race with high averages, including Harold Peterson at 100 and Ed Billet and George Lesage near 96.
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Pawnees
Middlesex
Pawnee
Maynard
Frank Lesage
Speck White
Allied
Paul Poehler
Ed Billet
George Lesage
R. Lent
Jim Lent
Harold Morgan
Taylor
G. Lynch
Farrell
Price
J. B. Lent
Ingham
Miller
Killinen
J. King
W. Lynch
Merrill
Kane
King
Visocchi
Morgan
Billett
Middlesex M. C. A. A. Miller
Tucker
Organ
Billett Ill
Jas. Lent
Murray
Crotty
Pawnee King
Maynard Leads Pawnee In Close Bowling Standoff
Maynard and Pawnee battled for first place as Middlesex and M C A A each faced shocks. Pawnee swept both matches to stay atop the league while Middlesex upset M C A A, signaling a tense finish as fans packed the hall and referees supervised tight play.
Maynard beats Fitton A C 45 39 in tight past game
Maynard defeated Fitton A C 45 to 39 at Pastime hall before a full house. Kendall led scoring for Maynard with 4, while Newport and Harvey’s team had earlier beaten Fitton 24 to 21. Steve Maley refereed a busy and controlled contest.
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Maynard
Fitton A. C
Pastime Hall
Fitton
Mitchell
Kelley
Kendall
Waldron
Connell
Punch
Clancy
Mrley
Fittons
Newport
Flo Harvey
Steve Maley
Hane
Frank Moran
Maynard Triumphs Over Bunker Hill in Fast Clean Game
Maynard defeated Bunker Hill K of C 54 to 33 at Pastime hall on Thursday night in front of the year's largest crowd. The game was fast and clean with Maynard leading 22 to 15 after one period, 19 to 12 in the second, and 12 to 6 in the third as Waldron and Barrett, centers, starred for Maynard.
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C. Murray
Flo” Harvey
Newport, R. L
Maynard
Newport Five
Kendall
Waldron
Clancy
Kelley 1B
Bunker Hill K
Rinkart Ib
O'Connor
Barrett c
Freeman
Gregg Rf
Pastime Hall
Charlestown
Barrett
Marlboro and Cohasset arrange five game series
A five game series is set between Marlboro and Cohasset with games arranged from May into next month. Marlboro manager Christopher Ghiloni notes the opening game will likely be in Highland City on Monday night with a 60-40 split in revenue and no date yet for the second contest possibly next week. The Marlboro lineup includes Costello, Connell, Murphy, Dolan, Baggs and Curran among others.
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Maynard
Christopher Ghiloni
Marlboro
Highland City
Costello
Connell
Barrett
Murphy
Dolan
Baggs
Curran
Mayearas- Kelley
Bowers
Waldron
Kei
Corey
Punch
Star Attractions Highlight Murray Led Basketball Night
Manager Murray presents continuing star attractions as local basketball fans pack the arena for another high profile matchup. The feature showcases top players delivering strong performances amid a lively crowd.
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Murray
Maynard Union Service Selections Set for Sunday
At the Congregational church union service on Sunday evening a quartet will sing selections. George Coggswell, Albert Goettler, Miss Florence Mann and Mrs. Howard Case perform. Rev. En. Atiyeh delivers the sermon.
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Congregational
George Coggswell
Albert Goettler
Florence Mann
Howard Case
EN. Atiyeh
Concord Hudson Line Ice Clearing Progress Report
Sept Worden of Concord Maynard and Hudson report hopeful progress on opening the rail line. Hudson end near clear of ice, Acton end easier, Concord end two feet of ice on rails, equipment overhauled, parts arriving to restore rolling stock. Superintendent Taggart and Worden inspected the road, aiming to send first car to Hudson today or tomorrow.
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Worden
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
Hudson
Acton
Concord
Taggart
Greenfield
First Annual Meeting of Middlesex Cooperative Banks Directors
The first annual meeting of directors from Cooperative Banks in Middlesex county will be at the Boston City club on Friday evening March 19. Called by William N Swain president of the Cooperative Bank league of Massachusetts the session aims to discuss cooperative bank matters and expand the banks scope. About 250 directors are expected with U S Young Watertown Earl F Caswell Waltham and E G Pierce Medford on the committee in charge.
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Cooperative Banks
Middlesex County
Boston City Club
William N. Swain
Cooperative Bank League of Massachusetts
John M. Gibbs
Augustus L. Thorndike
Charles H. Adams
William H. McMaster
U. S. Young
Watertown
Earl F. Caswell
Waltham
E. G. Pierce
Medford
Entertainment and union notices from Magdalene chapter meeting
An entertainment and chafing dish party followed Magdalene chapter C S meeting at Masonic hall Tuesday night. Miss Avis Barlow played piano, Frank Goettler mandolin, and Roderick McIver performed a monologue. The Amalgamated Textile Workers Union meeting set for Thursday was postponed to Tuesday evening next week.
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Magdalene Chapter
Masonic Hall
Avis Barlow
Frank Goettler
Roderick McIver
Amalgamated Textile Workers’ Union
Local Health and Shipping News from West Acton
Emery Whitcomb is sick with jaundice. Mr. and Mrs. H. Wesley Hall visited & L. Hall on Sunday. J. B. Hoar and H. Hall were ill the past week. Mrs. C. C. Ramsay has recovered and is able to go out. Apples are being shipped to Boston by freight, three cars this week.
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Emery Whitcomb
H. Wesley Hall
Not Dead, Though Supposed in Cloud County Ledger
Ellis A. Greer of Lincoln Nebraska reappears after being reported dead for 25 years saying he is alive in Concordia Kansas. He seeks information about a daughter he has not seen since his disappearance. The article notes Jane Curtis was placed at the Royal Hospital for Incurables in England fifty years ago at age 17 and remains there.
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Concordia
Kan
Ellis A. Greer
Lincoln
Neb
Cloud County
Earth
Greer
Jane Curtis
Royal Hospital For Incurabat Ey
Eng
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