Bowling League Scorers and Standings Highlight Weekend Matches
Holy Name defeated Eagles in a hot Lynch Bros. bowling night as Y M B C moved up on Acton and M U clung to sixth. Notables include Kielinen 115, Peterson 115, Lesage 114, and several 100s. shifts in the standings show Holy Name, Red Sox, and others near the cellar.
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Holy Name
Eagles
Lynch Bros. Alleys
South Acton
M. U
Capt. Ed. White
Red Sox
J. Kielinen
H. Peterson
M. Lesage
Rodway
J. King
Clapp
Sheridan
M. Lynch
Wilder
Howe
R. Lent
H. Kielmnen
J. J. Murray
A. Davis
W. Lynch
M. Lesage Weseee
Bickford
Cycotte
Seeesee
Nelson Eeeerree
Boulder
Sseeere
Peterson
Im. Lynch
In. Whalen
Lyodokly
A. Whalens.s
Lynch
Speck White
Middlesex
South Acton Rollers
Lynch Bros. Alters
Ainces
SeeRe Wilder
Paves
Whalen
Davis Sovevere
South Ao
Hudson voters swing Republican as Democrats lose ground
In a mixed local outcome, Hudson backed McCall and GOP candidates while incumbent Noonan lost by about 275 votes. Nathan A. Tufts led the day with John Jacob Rogers close behind, signaling a shift from Democratic leanings to Republican gains amid a turnout with long lines and scattered confusion at the polls.
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Hudson
Wilson
Marshall
McCall
GO. P
William J. Noonan
Nathan A. Tufts
John Jacob Rogers
Joseph P. Nourse
P. James Sullivan
Je Yoo
Tero
Walsh
O'Sullivan
C. PN
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Pupils and choir give benefit recital amid illness
Mrs Weekes pupils Thompson and Kinley miss performance due to severe colds. Universalist Choir assists as soloists and orchestra present a program featuring works by Gallia Gounod Nevin and Wagner with selections by Weeks McAllaster and Harpers, plus choral numbers and instrumental entrata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekes
Universalist
Mr. Thompson
Kineley
Mr. Mallinson
Bransco
Ward-Stephens
Ruth L. Harrington
R. Gates Baker
Vom Weber
Miss Durkee
Lady’of Shalott Bendall
Holy City
Harpers
Norman Francis McAllaster
Mike Weeks
Sewers' union screens Fannie Ward in The Magdalene
The Maynard group will present a moving picture show at Colonial hall this evening headlined by Fannie Ward in The Magdaline. William and Walter Carney of Law Mrs. Lesure of Fitchburg Normal school were weekend visitors of Miss Grace Parkin and she served as soloist at M. B. church Sunday morning.
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the Sewers’ Union
Fannie Ward
Colonial
William and
Walter Carney
Law
Lesure
Fitchburg Normal School
Grace Parkin
M. B
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