Maynard Opens Baseball Season With 6 4 Win Over Framingham
Maynard opened its baseball season Saturday with a 6 to 4 victory over Framingham. The parade and crowd welcomed players as Le Frank S Binks and Chief John Connors attended. Maynard built a lead with timely hits, Framingham rallied briefly in the seventh, but Maynard held on for the win behind strong pitching and defense.
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Satin Maynard
Framingham
Broavs
le Frank S Binks
John Connors
Jack Connors
Binka
Connor
Weath- Maynard
Morris
Loftus
Concord
Mor
Sunday Kim
Maynard
Framing- Jones McCarthy
Twelfth inning misplay costs Maynard game
A 2 to 2 eleven inning tie broke in the twelfth as Maynard bungled a play with two outs and a man on third. Pan Sims had a strong day on the mound and at the plate for Maynard Town while Lawrence County officials watched Crowe Park.
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Maynard
Crowe Park
Lawrence K. Ofc
Maynard Town
Pan Sims
Caseya edges via Bulger throw as crowd floods field
A late throw from Bulger sealed the game for Caseya while Lawrence played errorless ball. Six errors by locals and seven innings noted. Soules made two spectacular catches in left. Hegarty’s long drive near clearing bases, and a miscue by Lou on a fumbled play. Big crowd attended opening games despite poor weather and $240 profit from a Friday dance supported the home team.
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Caseya
Lawrence
Maynard
George Soules
Hegarty
Lou
Howard King
King
Fornier
Hove
Ap Port Ziven
Dane
Maynard and Sherborn Play Doubleheader on Memorial Day
Baseball score notes show Loftus and D O Brien key hitters in a 43 10 36 14 game. Morrill pitched well with 11 strikeouts as Emerson followed. Maynard and Sherborn schedule two games at Sherborn morning and Maynard afternoon with Harper and Clinton All Stars to visit next.
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Soules
F. O'Brien
Morgan c
D. O'Brien
Morrill
Loftus
D. C. Brien
Dean
Emerson
Trow
Keegan
Finigan
Sims
Doub
O'Brien
Food Sale At Adama Bridges Store By Willow Rebekah Lodge
A successful fundraiser held Friday at Adama and Bridges store by a Willow Rebekah Lodge No. 109 committee. Mrs Frank S Walker led assistance from Mrs Harry Jacobs Mrs George Hodgdon Mr Alan Kennedy and others for a sale of home baked goods aprons and crafts in assorted colors and styles.
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Adama and Bridges
Wilow Rebekah Lodge
Frank S. Walker
Sorge
Harry Jacobs
George Hodgdon
Alan ‘Kennedy
A. H. Converse
Anna Hall
Frank Leighton
Murdock Macleod
High Mass at Funeral of Mrs Flaherty in Marlborough
Ellen M. Flaherty wife of John J. Flaherty of 130 Essex Street Marlboro died recently. Her funeral from Immaculate Conception Church was a high mass of requiem at 9 am with Rev. William McCool as celebrant and ministers Rev. Francis A McNeil and Rev. L P Tanguay. Relatives from Natick Lynn Maynard Southboro Boston and Marlboro attended. Interment at Immaculate Conception Cemetery conducted by Undertaker Edward F. Brown. bearers included Michael T and John H Manus and Dr EB J Flaherty along with James Fee of Marlboro and William Fee of Natick.
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Boston
Marlboro
Confraternity of the Immaculate Conception Church
Immaculate Conception
Edward F. Brown
Michael T
John H Manus
EB. J. Flaherty
James Fee
Willam Fee
Natick
Florence Oil Range Delivers Heat Directly To Cooking
The article extols a Florence Oil Range for efficient heating where heat goes into cooking rather than the stove or room. It notes kerosene vapor ignites the flame, praises kerosene as a cheap, plentiful fuel, and suggests heat management in hot weather.
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Man Found Dead on Rail Track
A man found mangled on railroad tracks in Maynard was unidentified. He appeared 5 feet 11 inches tall with blue eyes and sandy complexion, about 45 to 50 years old, wearing brown overalls gray sweater and blue shirt. He had three gold teeth and tattoos reading Der Navy on the chest and a sailor girl shield with J. O. initials on the left arm.
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S. Fowler
Maynard
Henry J. Walcott
J. O
Paris Americans Seek Grendall Matthew Death Ray Secret
Paris readers report Americans have entered the race to obtain the secret of Grendall Matthew's so called death ray. The device is claimed to revolutionize warfare and has stirred intense interest and speculation.
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Grendall Matthew
Maynard Defeats Marlboro 15 to 7 at Prospect Park
Marlboro High and Maynard High played yesterday at Prospect Park before about 500 fans. Marlboro trailed 11 to 7 after the third inning as Maynard exploded for nine runs in that stretch. Manning and Frigard homered for Marlboro and Maynard respectively.
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Prospect Park
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Atood Maynard
Marlboro
Maynard
Manning
Frigard
1800 Young Men Sign Up for CMT Camp
Over 1800 youths from New England applied for the 1924 Citizens' Military Training Camp to be held at Camp Dev ens Massachusetts in August 1924. The list includes Marlboro and Concord names with addresses and contact details for applicants and the Officer in Charge Colonel Banton Winship.
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Citizens
Camp Devens
Mass
Banton Winship
Oicer
Citizens’ Military Training
Hadqra
Firat Carpa
Army Base
Banton 9
Marlboro
John P. Mitchell
East Main Street
Bert (. Riley, Jr
Walnut Street
Charles FE. Rowe
Washington Street
Concord
Thomas P. Dee
Bedford Street
John James Mansfield
David Joseph Sheehan
Thoreau Street
John J. Connorton
Commonwealth Ave
Edward C. Gilligan
George Swanton Law
Mortgagees Sale of Stowe Land in Middlesex County Massachusetts
Public auction of real estate due to breach of mortgage from Elizabeth Lewis to Harlow H Rogers recorded 1917. Sale on June 28 1924 at 3 pm of 97 acre parcel with buildings in Stowe near Low Village and a second parcel known as the Leland piece subject to unpaid taxes if any. Payment of $200 required at sale.
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Middlesex
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Stowe
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
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Puffer
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Pond Hole
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Said Nagle
Heirs Cited Over Eva C Richardson Estate Will Cambridge
In Middlesex County probate actions heirs and next of kin are cited regarding the alleged last will of Eva C Richardson late of Sudbury. Charles F E Richardson and Llewellyn C Richardson seek letters testamentary without bond. Court in Cambridge to hear June 2 1924.
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Sudbury
Said County
Charles FE. Richardson
Llewellyn C. Richardson
Cambridge
Middlesex
Sudbury Enterprise
Ann Oy Malling
George F. Lawton
Ward Court
Probate Court to Sell Acton Estate of Nahum C Reed
Massachusetts probate court hears Horace F Tuttle administrator petition for private sale of real estate to satisfy a widow s statutory claim. Hearing at Cambridge on June 6 1924 at 10 am to show cause. Publication required in Acton Enterprise.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Nahum C. Reed
Acton
Horace F Tuttle
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
George F. Lawton
Lost Bank Book Payment Stop Applied for May Bard Trust Co
The Lost Bank Book in the May Bard Trust Co is listed as Jost and an application has been made for payment. If not presented within thirty days after the first advertisement, the bank may pay the amount due or issue a duplicate book once notice is proven.
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May- Bard Trust Co
Cord Wood Delivered at 13.60 per Cord
Classified timber ad offers beech birch and maple cord wood in standard lengths delivered to homes for 13.60 dollars per cord. Call Concord 339 J and ask for Mr. Crosby for orders.
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Concord
Crosby
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