Maynard Odd Fellows and Mizpah Fair Draws Capacity Crowds
Maynard lodge 10 0 B and Mizpah Rebekah lodge held a two night fair at Colonial hall drawing full houses on Thursday and Friday. Local talent performed skits and minstrelsy while booths sold home cooked foods and crafts. Prize lists honored guests and a popularity contest crowned the top display with Mrs. Barbaradorian winning a grand prize doll.
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Odd Fellows’ Fair
Maynard Lodge
Lo, O, B
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
Colonial Hall
Jenkins
Margaret, Marsden
Inez Andrews
Grace Trees
Hel McCleary
Lessie McGar- Kathryn Cook
Mabel Bishop
Jessie Wright
Main St
Jdshing
Frank Coetaler
William Jahnstens
Tevond
Andy Booth
Arthur Dawson
Easie McGarry
Robert Lester
William” Coulter
James Coulter
Arthur Malcol
Arthur “Champagne
John Crotty
Alvin Fensen
Wiss Desale Wright
Mary ‘Leithead
Tisle Rarden
Stella Cook
Aurt Larkin Frank Archer
Fred Fatrial
Willam Coulter
John Shaw
Mortimer ‘Alive
Ethelsen
Lavender and White
Japaese Wisteria
Herbert Howard
Ralph Case
John Viersden
Nellie Parmenter
Lavender
Gree
Albert Randell
Margy Jones
Vlon. Howard
Rey Prescot
Carl Maurtin
Nettie Lyons
Iver
Aimy Peterson
Ann Rantanen
Mary Martin
Ince Lester
Strsiner-Andrews
Ain
Mary Bickland
Ake
Ruby
Malcolm
J. Wihy
Mary Puffer
Barbaradorian
Liv Lawton
Ida M. Shew
Josephine Paine
Florence Lawson
Dorence Runnded
Walter Enuicon
Ralph Case Frank Archer
Joseph Martin
Arthur “Hampaine
Veterans Triumph in Maynard League Bowls Match
The Veterans defeated Sexton Lunch bowling team in a late Maynard League bout at the local alley Wednesday evening. Lesage led singles with 119 and Taylor opened strong with a 299 in the three-string event. Score details unavailable.
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Sexton
Lesage
Taylor Wash
White’s Giants
Maynard
Lloyd
Tein Giants
White
Parcerz Shee
Lloyd Cee
Murray Owen
Lynch Pee
Wonders MacCormick
V. King Teen
Maynard V8 Marlboro Bowling Attractor Week Highlight
Maynard and Marlboro clash as the Highland Cuy five visit Maynard alleys Thursday evening. Ed Gillett Bill Ingham Hugh Miller Jack Lent Jim Lent High Connors and George Lynch lead the V8 crew against a visiting five. Week's league schedule lists Veterans versus K of P Giants versus Wonders and Sexton's Lunch versus MCA A. Hugh Connors tops alley prize with 129.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Highland Cuy Five
Gillett
Bill
Ingham
Hugh Miller
Jack
Jim Lent
High Connors
George Lynch
High Hills
Veterans
K. of
Giants
Wonders
Sexton
Hugh Connors
Auto bandits hold up Italian resident in Sudbury
An Italian resident of Sudbury was held up by auto bandits in a Ford between 6 and 7 PM on a Wednesday evening. The assailants demanded money at gunpoint and took $3, the victim's entire amount.
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Sudbury
Maynard
Maynard Team Affiliation Boosts Boston District League Prospects
Laughlin and Graham are linked to the Saxony Mills squad in Charlestown on Saturday while Maynard seeks entry into the Boston district league. Fans urge Laughlin's inclusion in a 3 yard lineup as experts say Maynard could challenge Class B teams in the Boston circuit.
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Laughlin
Graham
Saxony Mills
Charlestown
Maynard
Prentiss Dies at 69. Funeral Held in Stow Village
Frank H. Prentiss of Stow died at his son Frank S. Prentiss’s home in Stow on Sunday morning of heart failure at age 69. He was survived by his wife seven months after his death. Funeral services were held this afternoon with burial in the old cemetery in Stow lower village. Prentiss was once a member of White on-1. 0. OG. F., of Concord, N.
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Frank H. Prentiss
Stow
Frank S. Prentiss
Stow Lower Village
Mr. Prentiss
White
OG. F
Concord
Banquet Hope Dims Amid Stalled Plans For Team
A garbled notice suggests baseball fans discuss a planned festive banquet to honor players and boost club spirit. The text hints at timing issues and potential funding worries but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Dr Minot Baldwin Recital Delights Congregation
Organist Dr Minot Baldwin presented a program at the dedication of the new organ in October at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The crowd praised his performance and urged a return engagement after the recital fulfilled high expectations.
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Minot
Weeveeday
Ehureh
Baldwin
Maynard Concord Junction Game Postponed to Thanksgiving
The Maynard and Concord Junction football clash scheduled for Armistice Day at Maynard is moved to Thanksgiving Day. Crowe Park will host a public gathering in the afternoon as the teams clash. Maynard manager King predicts victory for the Maynard eleven. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Downey at St Elizabeth's Hospital Boston on Wednesday.
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Maynard
Concord
Junction
Crowe Park
King
Clifford Downey
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Boston
Acton Center Church Observes Armistice Day and 75th Anniversary
Armistice Day bells tolled from quarter to twelve in Acton Center honoring unknown dead. Rev. Russell J. May spoke at the West Acton Baptist church 75th anniversary observance last Friday afternoon. A T Baxter of Bridgewater leases former Oliver sisters farm and plans a small fruit operation with over 1000 raspberry and as many everbearing strawberry plants planted already.
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America
Russell J. May
The
Baptist Church
West Acton
A. T. Baxter
Bridgewater
Oliver Sisters
Community House Extends Evening Use to Men and Youth
The Ac ton Community House executive board announces Monday evening openings for men starting Nov 21 1921 from 730 to 10. It will also be free for one month to youths for parties with a chaperone approval via Mrs Isabelle Griffin. A second supper is planned for Nov 18 at 630 pm with tickets at Miss Baxters, limited to 40.
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Acton Community House Executive Board
Community House Executive Board
Community House
Isabelle Griffin
Measuring Up Sermon At Church Appeals Red Cross Roll Call
Rev Russell J May spoke on Luke 17 10 with the sermon title Measuring Up and urged participation in the American Red Cross annual roll call. The Woman's Church Aid will meet after November 17 at 3 PM to plan the Christmas sale set for December 6.
K of C Bazaar Opens Tonight at Colonial Maynard Council
The K of C bazaar opens tonight and runs Friday evenings at Colonial Maynard Council. The event features novelty attractions, candy, aprons, food booths, and a changing entertainment program with participants from local councils. Banks will be broken in the hall as decorations by Misses Comeau set a festive mood. season tickets imply broad town interest.
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K. of C
Colonial Maynard Council
Tairboro
Hudson
Concord
Wward
Patrick McGrath
Maynard
Marlboro
Outhboro
Framingham
Clinton
Main St. Banks
Comeau
West Acton Social Notes Highlight Local Moves
West Acton residents report illness for a week. Ruth Pierce of Worcester visits H. B. Smith. W. S. Blanchard returns from Augusta. Brooks Parker and Harry French trapped a mink. Harold Judkins Jr. works for an insurer in Waltham. Harold and Mrs Durkee visit North Adams relatives. Rev E Wheeler to speak on mission work in London with special music by Mrs Bi BE Hail.
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W. H. Davis
Ruth Pierce
Worcester
B. Smith
W. S. Blanchard
Augusta
Maine
Brooks Parker
Harry French
Harold Judkins, Jr
Waltham
Harold Durkee
North Adams
Baptist Sharch
E. Wheeler
London
Bi. BE
Hail
Do Cough Syrups Make You Sick
A Lawrence man recalls a winter 1920 cold and poor results from conch drops and various cough syrups. He credits Cerizane with easing sore throat and chest pain after a few doses, noting his voice steadied and coughing less after two bottles.
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Joseph A. Ell's
Warren Street
Lawrence
Mass
Cerl
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Tomes
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Baldwim
M. B. Church
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K. OF C. Bazaar
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Bedford
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