Maynard High School Nine Dominates Hudson 8 to 0
On a sunny day Maynard High School beat Hudson High 8 to 0. Maley, McManus and Nordberg led the offense with multiple hits and two bases, while Lent and Coughlin delivered key plays. Hudson pitcher changes failed to slow Maynard as Mor gan's catching pace and O'Brien Marsden double play helped seal the win despite two ruled runners for not touching bases.
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M.H.S
Hudson High
Hudson
Finnerty
McCarthy
M.H. S
McManus
Maley
Short
Nordberg
O’brien
Marsden
Morgan
Coughlin
Lent
Heath
Hils
M. H. Sout
Maynard
W. Walsh
O'Brien
Ross
McCormack
Sullivan
Connors
Safer footway urged for Concord Junction area
In a Village Improvement Society note the editor urges safer pedestrian routes from Agsabet avenue near Bim street to the post office and Junction depot. He notes constant use of the railroad track endangering life and suggests utilizing state land from Elm street to the bridge and land to the post office with public access.
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Village Improvement Party
Agsabet Ave
Bim. St
Reformatory
Elm St
Footpath and street plan proposed for village near railroad
Proposals outline new footway from Highland street toward the Fitchburg track and a new street along Conant street to ease railroad grade crossings and improve access to Church Street. Village Improvement Society notes a strong 1914 year but poor 1915. calls for younger leadership and ethical community work. Community events include a senior Christian Endeavor concert and WCTU meeting with fundraising plans for ongoing efforts.
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Highland St
John H. Marr
Fitchburg
Laws Brook Road
Commonwealth
Warner Sq
West and
Mainers
Westvale
Dépot Crossing
Conant St
Raiilroad
Church St
Churelyst
Village Improvement Society
School Hall
Banns of Marriage at St Michael's Hudson
Banns announced at St Michael's Church Hudson for Gertrude Madden and John Keegan of Maynard. The wedding is planned for June 12.
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St. Michael’s Church
Hudson
Gertrude Madden
John Keegan
Maynard
Ding
Crossing Tender Saves Child From Train
James Prosper, depot crossing tender, saved a 4 year old child from being run over by the 11 10 train Saturday morning. He risked his life yet appeared unfazed, treating the rescue as routine.
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James Prosper
Mr. Prosper
Arnold Lincoln Joins National Express Co Employment
Arnold Lincoln has entered the employ of National Express Co, marking a new step in his professional career with the transportation firm.
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Arnold Lincoln
National Express Co
Judge for Yourself Which is Better Try an Experiment or Profit
An advertisement argues that a manufacturer proof is weak and that home endorsements prove merit. It asks readers to trust a cure for back pain based on local testimonials rather than distant claims. The copy claims personal use and recovery before naming Geennanaria Co. as the Buffalo proprietor.
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Marlboro
Geanaaneria Co
Buffalo
Adv
Women gather for Marlboro cooking demonstration
About 150 women journeyed to Marlboro Thursday afternoon to attend a cooking demonstration in A. O. H. hall under Marlboro Hudson Gas Co. auspices. The Maynard Woman's club attended as guests of the Marlboro Woman's club.
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Marlboro
A. O. H. Hall
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Maynard Woman's Club
Painter Alfred Davis Fosters Skilled Rural and Hunting Scenes
Alfred Davis, employed at the Mc Cormack tensorial parlors, devotes his spare moments to painting as an artist. He has just completed a hunting scene of merit and is now working on a rural scene.
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Alfred Davis
McCormack
Larger Postal Savings Deposits Expanded to $1,000
President Wilbon approved a key amendment to the postal savings act allowing a depositor to open an account up to $1,000 with interest. This expansion broadens the scope of postal savings services offered at post offices nationwide.
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Wilbon
Ice Supply Contract Awarded by Town Board
The selectmen awarded the ice supply contract for the Main street drinking fountain to Fred Taylor, Chas Murray, and Whitney and Hastings after their Wednesday evening meeting.
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Main St
Fred Taylor
Chas, Murray and Whitney & Hastings
Marlboro Triumphs As O'Brien Shuts Out Wayland
Wayland M H 8 traveled to Wayland on Saturday and trimmed W H S 6 to 3. O'Brien pitched in Lent’s absence and held Wayland to four hits. A notable feature was Maley’s unassisted double play.
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M. H
Wayland
Lent
Marlboro
O'Brien
Maley
Memorial Day Gathering At Albert Smith Home
Mr and Mrs Zottoli and family and Mrs Simpson and daughter Helen were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Smith Memorial day.
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Zottoli
Simpson
Helen
Albert Smith
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