Mortgagee's Sale of Maynard Real Estate by Worcester Brewing
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage of Julius Loewe to Worcester Brewing Corporation, covering multiple parcels in Maynard Middlesex, with detailed lot descriptions and encumbrances. Sale conditions include cash deposit of 300 dollars and deed delivery within five days. notices filed by Meagher Zaeder and Maher, Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Loewe
Maynard
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of
Worcester Brewing Corporation
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
van County of
Worcester
Middlesex
Sb Mass
Shaftern
Stow
Said Great Road
Thomas Hillis
Said Hillis
William H. Mason
William B. Case
Case
William Sherwood
George Smith
Hannah Smith
iPne Street
Pine Street
Helena Cohn
Cohn
Timothy Minehan
Minehan
John Hillis
Hillis
H. A. Maynard
Meagher & Zaeder
Main Street
Mass
John W. Maher
Moving and Express Service Offered by E G Bradshaw
E G Bradshaw of South Sudbury advertises motor trucking for long or short distance moving, light auto express and marketing. Prompt and efficient service guaranteed at reasonable prices. Tel 40- Tell the operator to recurse the charge.
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Bradshaw
Sudbury
Sporting News Tour and Local High School Sports Outlook
The article notes a 2500 mile Monday tour featuring Christy Mathewson Chief Bender Otis Crandall and Harry Davis meeting clubs in 18 cities ending November 27 with the Pale Face club of Boston. It mentions trap shooting lull due to hunting season and Yale ineligibles. Maynard High School forms hockey and basketball teams and plans baseball schedule. Vanderbilt leads the season with 399 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clude Christy Matthewson
Chief Bender
Otis Crandall
Harry Davis
Richmond
Pale Face
Boston
Maynard High School
Porter W. Averhilt
Dartmouth
Vanderbilt College
Ledgard Plans Cooperative Hall Upgrade For 400 Capacity
J. J. Ledgard’s proposal to lease Cooperative Hall was approved to protect sidewalls and expand seating to about 400. Bleachers will add nearly 200 seats on stage, with front stage space and gallery seating plus standing room. The plan aims for a larger playing area and a team drawn from local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ledgard
Cooperative Hall
Gloucester
Ledgard
Jack Kelly
Tate Sebastian
John Gibbons
Walter Peterson
Jack Punch
Framingham Players Recount Rough Worcester Game
Jink Murray recalls a tough basketball game between Framingham and Worcester on Thursday night. He notes Plugger Doherty delivered the mildest punch while one player lost three teeth another suffered a black eye and a third sustained a deep cut above the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jink "Murray
Framingham
Worcester
Doherty
Framingham Game Sees 72 Fouls Warn Referees Needed
In a Saturday Framingham contest 72 fouls were called. The writer argues referees must loosen up to curb rough play and notes that small courts contribute to the roughness.
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Framingham
Cooperative ball club eyes bigger players for record chase
In a town with a large open playing surface the Cooperative basketball team aims to break former records. Manager Ledgard faced criticism for pursuing heavier players, but local fans expect a lively, high scoring season as the game approaches one month away.
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Ledgard
Maynard Welcomes Local Basketball Team This Season
Maynard will be represented by a basketball team this season, a pleasing note for local sports fans. In winters past Actons Sudbury Stow and Concord sent crowds to games, and though conditions differ from Old Music Hall days the court will be smaller to ensure plenty of action.
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Maynard
Actons
Sudbury
Stow
Concord
Concord High Falls to Fitchburg in Hard Fought Game
The Concord high school football team lost to Fitchburg but played a tough contest. The writer notes the struggle against a stronger, heavier squad and questions the fairness of amateur rules that punish players earning money from summer baseball.
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Concord High
Fitchburg
Omar
Pennsylvania Dominates With Seven First Class Football Teams
The state leads with seven top teams including the University of Pennsylvania, Penn State, Washington and Jefferson, Pittsburgh, Lafayette, Lehigh, and the Indians. Additional strong programs exist at Swarthmore and Villanova.
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Pennsylvania
U. of P
Penn. State
Washington and Jefferson
Pittsburg
Lafayette
Lehigh
Indians
Swathmore
Villa Nova
All American Football Eleven Picks Referenced
James C Isaminger of the Philadelphia North American names a proposed all American football eleven. The piece notes Washington club may produce several good young players next season including pitchers Joe Engel, Rice, and Bentley formerly of Minneapolis.
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James C Isaminger
Philadelphia North American
Washington
Joe. Engel
Minneapolis
Arper
Rice
Bentley
Newton man becomes Atlas Cement Co Boston manager
W Clark of Newton has been named manager of the Atlas Cement Co in Boston with an office on Devonshire Street. A graduate of Acton High School and Bryant & Stratton in Boston he led the Atlas Cement department at Waldo Bros. in Boston before the New York firm opened a Boston branch to handle sales. He long resided in the village and friends celebrate his new post.
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ER. W. Clark
Newton
Atlas Cement Co
Boston
Devonshire
Clark
Acton High School
Bryant & Stratton’ Commercial School
Waldo Bros
Atlas Cement
New York
Whitcomb and Wetherbee Attend Sister’s Funeral
Mrs. A. V. Raymond dies suddenly of pneumonia at her Somerville home. Attending are her sister Mrs. A. M. Whitcomb and brother Arthur H. Wetherbee, descendants of the Wetherbee family from Boxboro. George Rockwood and spouse depart for Brookline.
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A. M. Whitcomb
Arthur H. Wetherbee
A. V. Raymond
Somerville
Raymond
Boxboro
Simeon
Caroline
Blanchard) Wetherbee
Morton Raymond
George Rockwood
Brookline
Barrel shop in New Hampshire nets 12000 barrels
Mr Rockwood managed the barrel shop for O D Fessen den in the New Hampshire town all summer and achieved a strong season selling 12 000 barrels.
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N. H
Endorsed At Home by Marlboro Resident Statement
A Marlboro resident presents a home endorsement praising public testimony as the strongest proof of belief in a candidate. The piece frames personal experience sharing as an act of civic kindness and notes the endorsement as part of several similar local affirmations.
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Marlboro
Socialist Society Celebrates 12th Anniversary
The Socialist Society marked its 12th anniversary with a Saturday evening program at its Parker Street hall featuring the Imatra band speeches readings chorus singing and a three act drama Enemy of the Church. Sunday afternoon offered a musical and literary program and the yearly report noting strong business growth and town influence. The Tarmo Athletic Club performed drills marches and gymnastic exhibitions.
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The
Socialist Society
Parker St
Imatra Band
Tarmo Athletic Club
Vision Horizon and Triumphs in the Far East at M E Church
Reverend A Morrill Osgood delivered a morning sermon on Vision Horizon focusing on the towns foreign population and promoting education and neighborly church involvement. An evening talk on Triumphs in the Far East used 75 stereopticon views with Dr Geo B Dean organizing support from the New York missionary society and an illustr ated solo by Miss Jennie Naylor.
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A. Morrill Osgood
M. E
Far East
Geo. B. Dean
Worcester
New York Missionary Society
Jennie Naylor
Greenland
Enthusiastic Meeting of White Cross Guild Elects Officer
The White Cross Guild held its second meeting at Holy Name club with about 100 attendees. John Maley was elected financial secretary and the group planned to show The Eternal City in Naylor hall on December 8, deemed a major photoplay. The society aims to canvass St. Bridget's parish for new members.
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White Cross Guild
Holy Name Club
John Maley
Naylor Hall
St. Bridget’s Parish
Manning of Hudson Visits Relatives in Town
William Manning of Hudson visited relatives in town on Sunday, remaining for the afternoon and returning home in the early evening.
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William Manning
Hudson
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Middlesex Laundry
Parker Street
John
Algeo
Joseph B. Algeo
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire, Esquire
W.eb. Rogers
Maurice McWalter
Atty
Benj,f. Murray M.D
Beacon St
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase Building
Hudson, Mass
Rainville
Philip T. Flavin
Concord, Mass
Chrysanthemums
Arthur Silloway
Stow Tel
Sporting News
Lincoln
Hudgon
Clinton
Yale
Gibles
West Acton
Methodist Episcopal
Touraine Bettet
la Touraine
W.s.quinby Co
Chicago
New England Trust Company
United States
James R. Hooper
Arthur Adams
Alexander Cochrane
George Wigglesworth
Henry N. Marr
Frederick W. Allen
Francis R. Jewett
Thomas E. Eaton
Orrin C. Hart
Edward B. Ladd
Jas. H. Sawyer
Man
Gale Deo
Quincy Monumental Works
Sinso
Able Money
R. S Williams
Faulkner Grain Mill
Geo. H. Reed
South Acton, Mass
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