Meat and tea sale ad with mixed grocery prices
An old style ad lists Meat 22 and 200 and 200 items, prices 25c for several bundles, 28c per dozen, Can 10c, and 60c value items. Mentions Pormoso Oolong Green Mixed 406 as product lineup.
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
10
Bowling Leaders Battle Through Closing Weeks for Trophy
Two weeks remain in the bowling tournament with A. C. H. atop, K. of P. slipping to third as M. U. and Holy Name threaten. Individual standings show Billet leading at 96, J. Lent and G. Lynch tied at 94, with 11 matches left and a possible post season clash among the leaders. Upcoming matches include M. U. vs Holy Name and K. of P vs A. O. H with fireworks anticipated at the finale. The Young Men's Social Club baseball team meets Westvale AA at Concord Junction next Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
M. U
Holy Name
J. B. Lent
B. Billet
James Lent
J.B. Lent
A. Axford
G. Lynch
Billet
J.lent
R. Lent
Axford
J. Boulden
H. Connors
M. Lynch
W. Lynch
Evers
Rodway
Whalen
Kielinen
Clapp
Turnbull
J. J. Murray
M. A
Crow
Eagles
South Acton
Westvale A. A
Concord Junction
South Acton Mostly Maynard Players Defeat Y M C A Team 9 to 8
South Acton, largely Maynard players, edged the Young Men's Social Club ball team 9 to 8 at John A Crowe Park in the season opener. The Y M C A committed 13 errors as the Acton squad built a late rally and held on for the narrow victory. Dahl, Smith, and Oates led scoring with multiple hits while Kierstead and Oates stole bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Maynard
John A. Crowe Park
Dahl
Smith
Oates M
Foley
T. Foley
Prescott
Kierstead
Morrill
H. O’brien
White
Wilder
F. O’brien
Ryan
Peterson
Jones
Dal
Oates
Blanchard
Gheridan
Morrell
M. Foley
M. Lynch
Close Games Hoped For in Wednesday Baseball
Married and single men discuss starting the baseball season. While most activity happens in club rooms, fans hope for hair raising plays and a few well developed cases of charley horse in Wednesday afternoon games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Horse
A. O. H. Tops K. of P. In Maynard Avenues League Match
The A. O. H. defeated K. of P. in all four points of the league contest held Friday night at Maynard alleys. Connors led the A. K. H. with high score while Cquiter starred for K. of P. The score was not completed in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of
Maynard Alleys
High Roller
Connors
Cquiter
K. of P
M. U. Defeats A. O. H. by 23 Pins in League Match
M. U. won by 23 pins at Maynard alleys Monday night. Axford led M. U. with the high score while G. Lynch topped A. O. H. scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. U
Wanted 400 Fans to Support Maynard Baseball
Local drive seeks 400 fans to boost Maynard team and put the town on the baseball map. Authors call for active, encouraging, loyal supporters who enjoy the game and want local players to develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Troop 1 Boy Scouts Form Baseball Team Lineup
The Troop 1 Boy Scouts organize a baseball lineup listing Jameson, Sales, Wells at first base, Catarri at second, McDonald at short, Brown at third, Cuttle at catcher, G Brown in center, and Dix in right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 1 of
The
Boy Scouts
Jameson
Sales
Wells
Catarri
McDonald
Brown
Cuttle
G. Brown
Dixon
Sixth Anniversary of Kanto Athletic Club Gathers Crowd
The Kanto Athletic Club celebrated its sixth anniversary at Alka Temperance hall on upper Main Street with 20 members showing gymnastic and athletic items. Emil Hottinen and Emi lottinen of Lanesville performed on mat trapeze and slack wire. Ernest Peterson and George Lousala highlighted the program with wrestling and marathon achievements. A dancing party and refreshments followed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanto Athletic Club
Kanto ‘Athletic Club
Alka ‘Temperance Hall
Mainst
Emi
Emil Hottimen
Lanesville
Ernest Peterson
Mechanics Hall
Boston
George Lousala
East Boston A.A
East Boston
Birthday Party for Miss Helen Barron at Garfield Street
A birthday party was held Thursday evening at Miss Helen Barron’s Garfield Street home to celebrate her 12th birthday. Guests enjoyed music, games, and refreshments, and Helen received a jewel case as a gift from her friends. Attendees included Dorothy Hannon Ruth Veitch Thelma Veitch Ruth Eaton Muriel Soar Edith Barron Leo Callahan Vincent King Frank Vodoklys Burton Coughlan and Harold Priest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barron
Garfield
Harold. Priest
Helen
Dorothy Hannon
Ruth Veitch
Thelma Veitch
Ruth Eaton
Muriel Soar
Young Ladies Benevolent Society Meeting and Fair
The Young Ladies Benevolent Society will meet in the parlors of the Congregational church Thursday afternoon at 2 30. A banquet will be served at 6 30 p m Our Charity Fair a short sketch will be presented as entertainment at 7 30. The arrangements committee includes Mrs John W Flood and Mrs P Flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Te Congregational Church
John W. Flood
P. Flags
May baskets mark Hazel Hooper tenth birthday party
Miss Hazel Hooper of Powder Mill road celebrated her tenth birthday Friday with a party at which many young friends attended. The home was decorated and May baskets were distributed as favors. Music, reading, games, and a collage of activities kept the group cheerful. Attendees included Evelyn Hamblin Dorothy Jordan Hazel McKenzie Louise O’Brien May Tobiti Anna Salo Pearl McAuslin Francis Nordberg and Emma Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hooper
Powder Mill Rd
Assabet Institution of Savings Holds Annual Meeting
The Assabet Institution of Savings elected officers including Clarence J. Bodfish as president and Charles H. Persons as first vice president at the annual meeting held Monday evening in the bank’s rooms. The bank reported deposits for the past year reached a record high, a highly gratifying result for its officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution of Savings
Roois
Clarence J
Bodfish
Charles H. Persons
Orrin
C. 8. Fowler
A. T. Haynes
George H. Gutteridge
Edward ‘Henderson
W. H. Gutteridge
James Mullin
TF. Parker
H.A. Wilson
C. H. Persons
C. J. Bodfish
B. J. Coughlin
A. W. Haynes
Bedford notices outline liquor licenses and church supper
Official notices detail applications for liquor licenses at Bedford properties on Main Street and a druggist permit for selling liquor in a Redtory building. A Strawberry Shortcake Supper is announced for May 9 at the Church of Christ, with proceeds for the Workers' Society and a 10 cent extra for cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mase
C. W. Blake
Blocky
Main St
Pfeiffer, Jr
Church of Christford
1 Workers’ Society
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