Maynard T T opens season with Hudon exhibition game
Maynard T T prepares for the baseball season with Monday and Wednesday practice evenings. The team hosts Hudson in an opening exhibition May 15. Middlesex County League schedule lists home games from May 22 to Aug 30 against Littleton Townsend Abbott Worsted North Billerica Concord Silesia Mills Shirley West Groton Ayer.
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Follies of 1927 in New Features at Colonial Hall
The Follies of 1927 and Minstrel show by Maynard Council K of C will be staged at Colonial Hall Thursday and Friday nights introducing new local artists in song minstrelsy sketches and dances. End men include Dr. Edward Flaherty Leonard Kelley Leo Mullin John Johnson Chi Walcott and William Kane with a 100 voice choir directed by Joseph Crossan of Boston. Advanced ticket sales indicate large attendance.
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Maynard Council K. of C
Colonial Hall
Bernard Green
Eleanor Slimond
Leo Mullin
Edward Flaherty
Leonard Kelley
John Johnson
Chi Walcott
William Kane
Joseph Crossan
Boston
Maynard H. S. Hosts Ashland Then Westboro in Midland Play
Tec Maynard High School plays Ashland this afternoon at Ashland. Next Saturday the locals meet Westboro High School at Westboro in a Midland league game. Westboro upset Milford. Gerald Tierney slated for action as Maynard rests. The team aims to clinch the Midland league pennant at Crowe Park. The standings list Hudson or Westboro leading 2 0 1000 with Maynard 1 1 500 and Milford 0 1 000.
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Ashland
Westboro H.S
Westboro
Milford
Gerald Tierney
Maynard
Crowe Park
Pt Hudson
Marlboro
Hopkinton
Junior Prom Brilliant Social Event
May 4 Junior Prom of the class of 1928 at Maynard High School auditorium drew a capacity crowd. The decor used blue and gold with class colors, with matrons of honor and class officers presented bouquets. The event featured a M H S march formed by the group, led by George Tucker, Jeanette Johnston, Harold Nordberg and Hulda Hill, and music by Leo Daley's orchestra from Lowell. The dance ran until 1 am, with punch served. The class officers were George Tucker president, Jeanette Johnston vice president, Hulda Hill secretary, and Harold Nordberg treasurer.
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George Tucker
Jeanette Johnston
Harold Nordberg
Hulda Hf
Leo Daley
Lowell
Hulda Hill
Highway Association to Hold Open Air Show Near Cottage Farm Bridge
The Massachusetts Highway Association plans its annual open air road building machinery show at the Charles River Parkway near Cottage Farm Bridge on May 11 and 12. More than 100 manufacturers will display over one million dollars worth of equipment including steam and gasoline rollers tractors snow plows show loaders graders and more. A banquet will be held Wednesday evening at the Elks Hotel Boston with prominent speakers and entertainment from theatre artists.
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Cottage Farm Bridge
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Honors in Pin League Games at Midland Bowlings
Secretary Joseph D. McCarthy announces prizes and honors after the league closing. Team and individual rankings are listed with high scorers Mc Laughlan Framingham 160, Vigeant Lincoln 373, and overall averages led by Mc Laughlan 103.0 and Vigeant 102.7. Standings show Framingham 81 31 39,078 and Lincoln 80 82 41,123 with Maynard and others following.
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Parent H
J. Collins
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Hallard ‘Lr
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Schofield C
Watson W
Braley Wo
Carey Pith
Myrick Ee
Sudbury Boston Woman Purchases Property
Sudbury and Boston woman purchases property on Concord Road known as the Bent Estate. The executives listed include John A. Gaffey of Medford president John M. McCarthy of Natick secretary F W Mattheis of Boston C F Renter of Winthrop B J Surrett of Somerville J J Tobin of Boston L C F Bryant of Boston F D Richardson of Brookline and F C Pillsbury of Boston executive committee.
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Concord Road
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Medford
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Natick
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Boston
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Winthrop
J Surrett
Somerville
J J Tobin
F Bryant
F. D. Richardson
Brookline
Pillsbury
Sudbury Team Defeated by Northboro in Baseball Scramble
Northboro High School defeated Sudbury 21 to 6 in a lively baseball game. The Northboro team dominated, while Sudbury failed to get in front of the ball, chasing it all over the field.
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Jarre Eid
Badeball Gant Nis
Ah Lu “Hig Synda
Northboro High School
Northboro
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Northboro Boys
U and I to Be Presented by Sudbury Woman’s Club
Sudbury May Festival features a comedy under Alan Hay of Boston with a cast including Miss Zylpha Ames Mrs. Lewis B Cobarn Mr. Lewis B Cobarn Mr. Fred Elser Mr. Frank Morton Miss Lois Rogers and Mr. Gordon Wilson. Gay costumes by children will highlight the event at Harvey Wheeler School Hall on Thursday May 5 at 8 p m. The Wednesday Club recently dined with Mrs. Walter E Piper on Old Sudbury Road.
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Alan Hay
Boston
Womans Club
Zylpha Ames
Lewis B. Cobarn
Fred Elser
Frank Morton
Lois Rogers
Gordon Wilson
Harvey Wheeler
Walter E. Piper
Sudbury Road
Concord Jct Grade One Health and Arts Program Highlights
The Concord Junction School showcased grade one activities on Thursday April 28 with poetry songs and a health program in the Harvey Wheeler Assembly Hall. Grade four studied cotton and Grade six pupils excelled in spelling contests and arithmetic, while grade eight featured violin performances by Olga Ostberg and piano by Jean Nelson.
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Paul Philomnia
Girardi
Wisner Park Jr
Marjorie Houston
Margaret Hopkins
Catarina Palmer
Albert Delfino
Harvey Wheeler Assembly Hall
Edward McClellan
Wee Willie Winkle
Mother Goose
Gertrude McDonald
John Bartolomeo
Abhena Neno
Robert Torstensen
Mary Willis
Theodore Anderson
Florence Parker
Wendell Prentiss
Clifton Pope
Elizabeth Howard
Mary Palmaccio
Lawrence Collins
Olga Ostberg
Gluck
Thomas Moore
Jean
Olga
Miss Nelson
C Music Settlement
West Concord Grenfell Club Honors Mrs. Pratt At Its Final Meeting
The West Concord Grenfell Club held its last meeting on Thursday April 28 at Mrs. Rodney Pratt's home 129 Cooper Avenue. Members expressed appreciation for her leadership and presented a fountain pen. A supper featured relishes and meats, and friends contributed gifts for Labrador season’s wear. The group thanked the Grenfell Club for cooperation and support.
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Rodney Pratt
Co Wealth Ave
Pratt
Labrador
Concord Brat
N. 3B
Grenfell ’ Assoe
Grenfell Club
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