Maynard J H N Eleven Triumphs In Debut Uniforms
The Junior Holy Name football eleven defeated Washington A C Marlboro 14 to 7 at Crowe Park Saturday afternoon. Capt Brayden led J H N with quarterback play and scoring by Brayden and F Ramesh, while Johnson kicked both goals.
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Holy Name
Washington A. C
Marlboro
Crowe Park
Brayden
O'Donnell
Nee
Capt
F. Ramesh
Johnson
Bosquet
Mar
White
Hneup
King c
Donvel Ie
Howe
Moore le
Vodoklys
F. Kamesh
Washington D. C
Kenney le J. Forrest
Murphy Lg
Maddene Forrest
Kane Rt
Williams Re Brecker
Keeley
Maynard Lodge Hallowe'en Party At Riverside Hall Draws Crowd
A capacity audience attended a Hallowe'en party at Riverside hall on Saturday night hosted by Earl Kitchiner lodge Sons of St. George and Lady Warwick lodge Daughters of St. George. Highlights included Hallowe'en games vocal solos by Frank Rowe dancing by the Allen siblings and a doughnut eating contest won by Walter Coulter and Pauline Newton. The grand march was led by Frank Rowe and Mrs. Margaret Miller with music by John Taylor drums John Rounds violin Albert Murphy piano. Robert Cooper grand chaplain and a joint organizing committee led by Mrs. Loretto Bamford Mrs. Ida Murphy and others arranged the event.
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Maynard Lodge
Hallowe'en
Riverside Hall
Earl Kitchiner Lodge
Sons of St. George
Lady
Warwick Lodge
Daughters of
St. George
Frank Rowe
Richard
Robert
Margaret Allen
Walter Coulter
Pauline Newton
Margaret Miller
John Taylor
John Rounds
Albert Murphy
Robert Cooper
The
Loretto Bamford
Ida Murphy
Fred Oates
Mary Taylor
Laura Parkin
Joseph Marsden
Albert Axford
William Oates
Jesse Billett
Harold Taylor
Maynard Business Men Meet in Open Season
The Maynard Business Association held the season’s first 1921-22 meeting at the Masonic Hall. Local leaders from the post office and fire department spoke on services and safety, with topics including crosswalks, a planned permanent foot bridge, and fire prevention measures.
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Mason
Maynard
Masonic Hall
Post Office
Arthur J. Coughlan
George H. Gut
Frank Taylor
Maynard Trust Co
Banks and Banking
P. J. Sullivan
William Naylor
Samuel Lever
Boat of Selectmen
Edward Car
Board of Selectmen
Ben Smith Bridge
Selectman Carlton
Gutteridge
Herbert Hoover
America
Nobscot Mountain
Framingham
Nobscot
Summer Hill Road
Postal Service
New York City
Needham Man and Family Visit Sparks Church Event
Raymond L. Hatch of Needham spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Forrest Bean and family. John H. Holland remained home ill with a bad cold this past week. Supper and entertainment are planned in the church vestry Thursday evening November 3. Mrs Grace Gage of Lowell has visited here several times.
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Raymond L. Hatch
Needham
Forrest
A. Bean
John H. Holland
Grace Gage
Lowell
Halloween Party Serves Ice Cream Cakes and Punch
A Halloween party served meats of ice cream and fancy cakes with punch. Guests included people from New York Boston North Ban ton Brighton and New Bedford.
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New York
Boston
North Banton
Brighton
New Bedford
Public vehicle counts show shift from horse-drawn to motorized
The report notes a transition period with 28,089 vehicles counted and 83 horse drawn units still in use. Officials indicate the road and check system accommodated interstate travel as motor vehicles rose to 872 total in the period analyzed.
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National
Interstate Motor
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W. A. Haynes Co
United States
Finney & Hoitt
Gordon Lloyd
Nason St
Wilson Lumber CO
Fitchburg
Concord
Tel
Waltham
J. H. N. Eleven
M. B. Church
Main St
A. R. McLeod
Simplex
Edison Mazda Lamp
Everett St
Maynard Maynard
Ben Franklin
Taylor “Ee
Trust Co
Trust Com
Pany
Savings Department
Will
Santa Claus
Son
Er's
China
Hallowe'en Party
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