Maynard Boston Artiste Opens St Patrick Concert
The Maynard Boston artist entertained 560 patrons at Colonel Hall on Friday with the Alford quartet performing classical operatic and Irish airs plus a pianologue read by a reader. Credit goes to performers Catherine Driscoll Agnes Driscoll Beatrice Malone and others as candy sales and Irish flags enhanced the evening.
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Boston
A. O. FL
Anx- Hiary
A. O. TL
St. Patrick’s Day
Colonal Hall
Kathleen Mavoureen
Alice Smith
Catherine Driscoll
Agnes Driscoll
Beatrice Malone
William Johnson
William Connolley
John Hannon
James Mahoney
George Jackman
Guest Afternoon Observed by Woman's Club Network
The Woman's Club hosted Guest Afternoon with officers and members from Concord Concord Junction Acton Sudbury Hudson and Marlboro as guests. Mrs Agnes Howe president welcomed attendees and Mrs Frances Hawkes secretary read a paper on public work. An announced lecture series begins at the High School Thursday. Children may attend. Louise Mudgett entertained with The Fa Sire Fair and The Kings Favorite and Marie Capelli sang. Tea followed. Mrs Donny Litchfield chaired the social.
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Woman's Club
Concord
Concord Junction
Acton
Sudbury
Hudson and
Marlboro
Agnes Howe
Frances Hawkes
Arthur J. Coughlan
Louise Mudgett
Marie Capelli
Deny Litchfield
Civil Service Exam Held at Local Post Office
Civil service examination for clerks and carriers was conducted at the High School on Saturday afternoon under supervision of Arthur Ivan, local Civil Service secretary. Names listed include Mugh Connors, John Moynihan, Jacob Laurilla, William Waterhouse and Albert Mullane. Results expected in three weeks. a substitutes list was requested for local post office work. Mrs John Moynihan and Miss Annie Sherry visited Rutland and returned with Catherine Sherry, a public school teacher there, for the weekend. Thomas Doyle underwent surgery at Massachusetts Hospital last week and is reported to be recovering well.
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Civil Service
Mugh Connors
John Moygihan
Jacob Laurilla
Wiliam Waterhouse
Albert Mullane
Arthur Ivan
John Moynihan
Waltham St
Annie Sherry
Boxboro
Rutland
Catherine Sherry
Miss Sherry
Moynihan
Hudson Dominates Maynard In Open Three Game Series
Hudson defeats Maynard 380 to 22 in the first game at Pastimy all. Cyr the star clocks six baskets while Haley, Murphy, and Renkert add points for Hudson. Maynard’s scoring comes from Kelley, Bower, Finn, and Fiddler Morley boosts Roxbury connections. If Maynard wins game two, the third game location will be decided by a coin toss.
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Hudson
Maynard
Pastimy
Cyr
Haley
Murphy
Renkert
Kelley
Bower
Finn
Grant
Tobin
G Puthes
Boston University
Gaged Fiddler Morley
Roxbury
Boston
Tinéa
Theks Connell
Nigin
Snappy O'Connell
Danny Silva
Mill League 16 Rivalry Sparks Fitchburg Bowling Match
Assabet and Beoki mills of Fitchburg dispute the Mill League crown in a 10 string match at May i.e. Maynard. The winner gains top pin honors as mill teams of the American Woolen Co. expand athletic contests beyond bowling to baseball and football. Next Saturday a ten man Assabet team will bowl Beoki at Fitchburg with other mill towns watching.
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Assabet Mills
Beoki Mills
Fitchburg
Beals
American Woolen Co
Assabet Mill
Maynard Textile
Maynard
Tie Assizes
Mim
Wallace Priest
Assabet Miil
Booster
The
Mile Country Club
Billy Morri ‘Pigrsen
Rgen
Soules
Oates
Marsden
Frank O’brien
Manning
King
Mill
Aseabet Mill
Will Bow
Beoli Mill
Rivalry Shapes Second Place In Local Bowling League
The K of C holds second place as the season nears end with a key match against the MCA A on Thursday. A two point swing could shift runner up, but the Veterans lead the standings as champions all season. The all star MCA A team aims to topple the leaders in a town showdown.
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Balatana
K. of C
West End A C Builds Reputation On Local Court
The West End A C nicknamed the kid basketball team defeated Turner A C of Clinton 30 to 21 in a fast game. Bower Moynihan and Ennequess led the locals with rugged shooting as crowds grow.
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West End A. C
Turner A. C
Clinton
Mating
Bower
Moynihan
Ennequess
Two Local Boys Flatly Accept Dare Across Ice
Ralph Rockwood and Forrest Whitney bet a dollar that Lief Nashe and Lloyd Howe would not run around the square in bathing suits and skis. The dares were accepted despite the cold as ice ran off and the wager was won, leaving neighbors deeming them good sports in Concord.
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Ralph Rockwood
Forrest Whitney
Lief Nashe
Lloyd Howe
Main St
Walden
Heywood
Lexington Roads
Nashe
Concora
Concord and Lexington Highs Agree to Two Football Thanksgivings
Concord high school notes candidates for the April 19 dual track meet with Lexington high school. A two year agreement sets football games on Thanksgiving with Concord hosting this year and Lexington in 1923. Alumni members influenced scheduling and a tentative Alumni game is set for November 4, freeing Thanksgiving for the Lexington clash.
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Concord High School
Tey
Lexington Highchool
Lexington Lexington
Lexington
Forty Five Tournament Sees Knights of Columbus Lead
In a multi week Forty Five Tournament the Knights of Columbus stand two points ahead of the A O H with five evenings remaining to finish strong. The note asks what action will be taken to secure the lead.
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Knights of Columbus
Burke of Chicago Visits Acton Parents Sunday
Henry Barker Burke of Chicago spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred L Burke on Acton Street.
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Henry Barker Burke
Chicago
Fred _L. Burke
Acton Street
Noise Nuisance Sparks Move From Ayer Street Flat
A resident on FAN ST AYER I DRIER complains about a neighbor practicing a reed like feedle every night. He fears ongoing disturbance from music and seeks quietude after a near shootout over the racket. The writer hints at moving if peace cannot be found.
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Buck
Landford
Leetle
Hand of a Lawyer Palm Reading for Legal Talent
A historical palmistry note explains how the hand indicates legal aptitude. It links the forefinger and Jupiter finger proportion to ruling nature, marks on fate line near Saturn, and forked line tips to strong presence and diplomacy. It also ties Mercury finger phalanges to eloquence and argumentative force.
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Aorion
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Maynard to Play Return Game Against Hudson Team
Maynard basketball team to meet Hudson town team in a return game at Hudson Monday evening March 27. Joe White, manager, says the Maynard club will present a much stronger lineup than in the first game at Pastime hall this week.
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Maynard
Hudson Town
Hudson
Joe White
Pastime Hall
Town hall social and forest fires mark week
The town hall hosted a Friday dance by the Women’s League with Creighton’s orchestra and a free Tuesday event featuring bird mimics by Edward Avis. A Monday town meeting discussed action on town warrants while the fire department battled two forest fires Friday and two more Sunday.
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Anthony
Edward Avis
Wingna Rebekah Lodge Confers Degrees at West Acton Meeting
At a regular Wingna Rebekah lodge session in West Acton two candidates received the degree DDP Mra ducy Rodway and marshal of ward, aleo Grand Warden Miss Ina M. Bowlby of Wihertown attended. Refreshments were served after the degree.
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Wingna Rebekah
Notarial Statement seal and officers approved
Frank E. Sander notary public and justice of the peace attested the filing with treasurer James Rathne May Company ensuring the statement is true to the best of their knowledge. The document bears the date March 12, 1922 and references fiduciary assurances.
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Seiemones
Ana Gepree
Frank
H. Creight
James Rathe May Company
Madeure
Frank E. Sander
Justice
Ftace
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