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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1915

Page

3

Eight Clubs Represent Central Mass Basketball League

The Central Mass basketball league met at the Northboro Inn with eight clubs present: Marlboro Northboro Alhambra Worcester Holliston Milford Framingham Lowell and Maynard Bucky Lew represented Lowell and James Ledgard Maynard The Marlboro manager Ghiloni protested Framinghams win but the protest was not allowed. Multiple upcoming games and referees are listed with dates from Nov 16 to Nov 27 across Marlboro Northboro Holliston Lowell Milford Framingham and Maynard.

Northboro Central Mass. Basketball League Marlboro Alhambra Council of Worcester Holliston Milford Ghiloni Framingham Lowell K. of C McDonald Casey Maynard

Bedford Selectman Nomination: John R. Comley Emerges

Primary results name Bedford businessman John R. Comley as the leading candidate for selectman. Martin McMahon trails and will contest the seat. Assessor candidates Edwin C. Rand and John L. Jewett appear, with more in the field anticipated. A town meeting will occur weekly until March.

J. R. Comley Selectman John R. Comley Comley Bedford Martin McMahon Comiey McMahon Edwin C. Rand Davis Rd John L. Jewett Main St

Maynard Game Dinner Signals Club Renewal Intentions

The Maynard Sportsmen's club held its first annual game dinner at Cooperative hall. About eighty attended as members enjoyed a diverse menu and music by Louis and Angelo Argenzio. Club president Charles Wheeler announced plans to recruit for another year and all present pledged to join.

Cooperative Hall Fritz Q. Anderson Hudson Louis Angelo Argenzio Boston Charles W. Wheeler George W. Fields Fish and Game Commission S. Wax Wax Bros Florists Wax Newfoundland Humber Faunce Max Wheeler Prof A. W. Morse Hudson Sportsmen's Club Bryant & Stratton’s Business College Prof. Morse Sandwich Hudson Club Frank ‘Parks Frank Parks William Collier George Stockwell Dr. C. L. King Walter R. Peterson Howard Case

Church Services Highlight by Marlboro Minister and Leader

Rev. Arthur 8 Wheelock of Marlboro conducted Sunday morning services at the Church of Christ. An evening Y P B C E program featured a talk by George Wilder former president of Somerville Y P S C E. Next Friday evening at 7 prayers and services will be led by Wheelock.

Arthur 8. Wheelock Marlboro Church of Christ George Wilder Somerville Y. P. 8. C. BE Wheelock

Anniversary of Revolt Marks Finland's 1905 Victory

The Socialist Society held the 10th anniversary of Finland’s 1905 revolt in Parker Street Hall with over 200 attendees. Sarteri Nuorteva of Raivajaa spoke on the reformist outcome, noting Finland’s early equal suffrage, free speech, and free press, plus gains for clergy, merchants, and workers. Selections by the Imatra band and local performers followed.

Socialist Society Finland Parker St. Hall Winter Palace Fr. Gapon Sarteri Nuorteva Raivajaa Fitchburg Imatra Band Lauri Jokinen Otto Fonsel

Former resident Mrs Elizabeth Wellington dies in Newton

Mrs Elizabeth Wellington 71 died at her Newton home and was buried in Glenwood cemetery beside her late husband Charles Wellington. They lived in this town 20 years ago. The high school sophomore class met Friday and chose colors gold and white for the year.

Elizabeth Wellington Newton Charles Wellington Glenwood Cemetery

Dr True Elixir Remedy for Worms in Children

A clinic style advertisement claims Dr True's Elixir relieves worm infections and stomach disorders in children and adults. It lists symptoms such as distorted stomach swelling, pale face, dull eyes, nose itching, and teeth grinding, and cites a Houston buyer praising the medicine. Available at dealers for 36c, 50c, and 1.00 with free advice.

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Astomers U. S. Court of Appeals the Wilson Lumber Co Concord A.C. Lamson Medow and Silverman Ccm George G. Keith Concord Tel John W. Raymond Hubbard Street Concord, Mass Motor Boat Motors Carlisle Bridge Concord River A. Sorenson North Road Tel. Conn Howard Co. Burr Auctioneer South Sudbury, Mass C. S. Towne Maynard Sportsmen’s Club The Sportsmen's Club Melvin H. Nicholls Monument Square White House Benjamin C. Brown Main Street Maynard, Mass Qini Son Bedford, Mass Pete Dleven Mass Eaton’s Market Main
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