Lovell Bus Lines Fate Hangs on Sterling Clinton Talks
John F. Lovell told Clinton Chamber members he loses about 70 dollars weekly on the Sterling to Clinton line. Sterling residents petitioned to keep the Lovell bus running, with Lovell pledging to operate until Memorial Day while Sterling votes to study conditions. He aims to keep the feeder service for a planned Leominster to Boston through service and to adjust trips to boost revenue.
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Maynard High Narrowly Edges Lexington In Thriller
Maynard High School beat Lexington High 20 15 at Parker Field in a close game. Lexington led early and late, but Maynard surged in the final frame to pull off the win. Sweeney led Lexington with five hits. Lent added four for Maynard as pitchers and defense shaped a tense, back and forth contest.
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Ruth Tax Claim Sparks Sudbury Warant for Babe Ruth
Sudbury residents, especially tax collectors, await Babe Ruth when he visits the area. A warrant charges that the baseball star has failed to pay $90 in taxes due Sunbury. Ruth recently sold his farm in the town for about $26,000.
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Finnick Named Pastor of St Bernard's Concord
Rev Fr William H. Finnick, pastor of St. Joseph's Woburn, is transferred to become pastor of St Bernard's in Concord. Born in East Chelmsford, he studied at St John's Seminary and was ordained December 22, 1899 by Bishop Beaven. He previously served about twenty years at Church of the Immaculate Conception in Marlboro before advancing to the East parish pastorate.
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Maynard Scouts Win First at Algonquin Council Meet
Maynard Troop 4 wins 28 points to take first place at the Algonquin Council Boy Scouts athletic meet in Framingham. Marlboro Ashland Framingham and others competed with Maynard winning across Morse code semaphore knot tying lift relay and first aid events.
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Howard King
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Merlin Cole
Irving Wooldridge
Urho Lempinen
Alric French
John Bellows
Philip Wilson
Roland Dawson
Irving Woolridge
Guyer
Maynard Tax Warrant Lists 2585 Voters
A warrant listing 2585 poll tax payers was delivered to Tax Collector William H. Martin by the Board of Assessors this week. Tax bills will soon be mailed to those named.
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Rainbow of Colors drawing exhibition at new high school
The drawing exhibition of arts and crafts will be highlighted as a Rainbow of Colors in the new high school auditorium. Pupils from lower grades attend with teachers in the afternoon, while parents and high school students come from 7 to 9 p.m to view crafts, demonstrations, and exhibits.
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