Hallowe'en Party at Epworth League Hall
Maynard reports a lively Hallowe'en social at the Epworth League in the Methodist church Monday evening. Ghosts and goblins decorated the event with games like dead man's match and bobbing for apples. Arrangements were handled by Miss Marsh, Miss Wilgon, Carl Parsons, Harry Burnham and Robert Parkin. Red Cross aid urged. Haynes and Woodward report a new concrete mixer aiding Tremont street cellars for two new houses.
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Hallowe'en
Epworth League
Monevening
Tucker
Misses Ah
Marsh
Ea Elon Wilgon
Carl Parsons
Harry Burnham
Robert Parkin
Haynes & Woodward
Tremont St
Training trip moves ahead for Springfield student group
Walter Courtney, a student at the YMCA Training College in Springfield, left Monday for work with Anthony Luker and Bert Ge via Web. He was at his parents home, Mrs. Charles Courtney, Brooke, for the week.
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Bert
Anthony Luker
Walter Courtney
Y. M. Fia
Springfield
Charles Courtney
Brooke Ee. Fer
Local club triumphs in league match reported in brief
An abbreviated sports item notes a local ticket club win in a league game. The report mentions Morrill and Killinen in scoring form, with strong effort in field goals.
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Icket
Allied Hcamp
Annesday Etd
Beavis Appointed to Textile School Post
Joseph Beavis, veteran of the 2nd division and recently wounded, has been appointed to the Textile School under the National Vocational Bureau at Lowell. He takes the special course in textile studies during the weekend program.
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Joseph
Beavis
Lowell
Voca‘tionaling Bureau
Boston grads join reserve corps drills at common
Harlan Powers and Jacob Lla high school graduates and Boston University students enroll as reserve corps members. They drill under regular army officers every week at Boston Common.
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Anys
Abet Harlan Powers
Jacob Lla
Boston University
Boston Common
Dr James H Breen Dies in Hudson After Illness
Dr. James H. Breen of Hudson died Monday from heart trouble while running to catch a train. He had a wide acquaintance in Maynard.
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James. H. Breen
Hudson
Middlesex and Allen tie in hard fought Concord clash
In Concord on Saturday afternoon Middlesex School and Allen Military School West Newton battled to a 13 to 13 draw. The disputed Middlesex touchdowns loom before the central board for settlement. Hiller set up one major score by returning a punt 80 yards. Contacts involved captains Lockwood and Pratt among others.
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Middlesex
Allen ’ Military School
West Newton
Concord
Alen
Central Board
Austin
Cookie
Fe Hickman
Pratt
Iad Perera
Cavanaugh Vicario
Spau'ding ‘Bassett
Bassin Colburn Hamilton
Maxwell Norris
Hudson Mahon
Powell Rogers
Inerick Tibbetts
Straub Hiler
Burke T Lockwood
Ibsh
Kelley
Middlesex School
Allen Military School
Toujehdowns
Lockwood
Preser
Ludwig
Hick‘Gordon
Hage Burton
Concord High Defeats Lowell 12 6 in Interesting Contest
By clever broken field running and successful forward passes Concord high school beat Lowell high school 12 to 6 in Lowell Saturday afternoon. Captain Allen Christofferson scored Concord’s first touchdown in the period after a forward pass and added a second goal.
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Concord High
Lowell High School
Lowell
Allen Christofferson
Concord
Eer
School changes loom as Troop 2 resignees depart
Thomas Todd Jr and Wallace B Conant resign as Scoutmaster and assistant of Troop No 2. Russell Davis and Henry Thorpe are chosen by the boys to fill the posts. The Bulkeley school room is offered for Troop No 1 at Concord Junction with Frank J Waite as assistant scoutmaster. The council seeks an assistant for Troop 2 and plans move to Friday meetings to free Kennedy for duties.
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Thomas Todd Jr
Wallace B.conant
Russell Davis
Henry Thorpe
Walter Kennedy
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