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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1922
Page
8
The ee ee con nant Association calls a meeting for Thursday evening next week to discuss projects and a banquet under the association’s auspices with a baseball player as speaker. Tickets are expected to sell fast as the event aims to boost local baseball enthusiasm and finances for the coming season.
The Maynard H. i eleven meets St Johns Academy in Worcester on Saturday while Wayland hosts a game at Wayland with Hudson and Clinton matching up in Maynard on November 25. Both Hudson and Clinton field strong elevens this year and a win over either would be a notable milestone for the community.
Frank Quigley of the Democratic state committee addressed a gathering of prominent Democrats at the Selectmen’s rooms Monday evening and organized a local backbone to carry on the state campaign. Enthusiasm marked the meeting as the local party plans to strengthen its front with a candidate.
George Lytch was chosen chair man of the Committee with Walter White as Secretary and Bernard Garrigan as treasurer. Other members named include John Smith Patrick Flynn Sam Scully Sr William Connolley and William Ayotte. A rally will be held at vo Hall Friday evening with speakers from state and district offices.
Bowlers from Wet Mills and Shoddy mill teams gear up for the season with Wet Finishing facing Dry Finish in the opening match at Marlboro alleys. Maynard players Billet Lynch Calarossi and Visocchi highlighted the Maynard sweepstake efforts to pit skilled bowlers against newcomers.
The Junior and intermediate Epworth League members enjoyed a Halloween party at the parsonage. Halloween decorations spooks ghosts and witches added merriment with ghost stories and fortune telling. Apples cakes and chocolate contributed to the jollity.
A well known city resident marked his 72nd anniversary at Summer Street residence. Family presented a substantial purse after the birthday cake as games music and a social hour followed a bountiful supper. The event included his wife children and 17 grandchildren in a cheerful gathering.
The probate court in Middlesex County issues a citation in the estate of Johan Nachi late of Acton. Webster G. Manchester administrator announces an accounting and calls all known heirs to appear in Cambridge on November 27, 1922 to show cause why the account should not be settled as filed. The citation must be published weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise and mailed to interested parties at least thirty days before the court date. Witness George F. Lawton, Esquire, First Judge, October 10, 1922.
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