Clinton Team Defeats Maynard 3 to 0 in Fast Exhibition
Clinton defeats Maynard 3 to 0 at the grounds in a brisk match. Jamieson and Jamieson score for Clinton while Maynard struggles to gel as a team despite strong goalkeeping by George Graham and solid defense. The contest features notable efforts from both lineups and ends with Clinton in the lead the Cer Mass league.
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Clinton
Vistors
M. Jamieson
Maynard
George Graham
J. Doel
Sidney Scott
Jamieson
John CC
Ferron
Millbury
Thomas Steele
William Graham Jr
Local Soccer Action Draws Crowds in Worcester and Clinton
George Graham earns a spot on the County team set to face the City squad in Worcester on Thanksgiving afternoon. Reserves Joseph Doel and Sidney Scott join the lineup as Clinton leads Central Mass league amid strong Whitinsville Worcester city support. The local team plans to beat Fisherville on Saturday with 100 fans traveling from Clinton cheering them on.
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George Graham
Worcester
Central Mass League
Joseph Doel
Sidney Scott
Clinton
Whitinsville
Worcester City
Fisherville
Maynard
Smart Holiday Shopping Local Stores Save Money
As the holiday season approaches, residents are urged to shop at hometown stores. City ads lure shoppers to larger centers where higher prices prevail after accounting for car fares and city overhead. Local shops offer up to date stocks and lower total costs.
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Maynard
Dina
Maynard merchants urged to publicize $20,000 Christmas club payout
The Maynard Trust Co. plans to distribute $20,000 to Christmas club members, advising local merchants to aggressively advertise to capture out of town funds. The message frames strong summer sales as proof of healthy business and urges proactive marketing to secure local trade.
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Maynard Trust Co
Maynard
West Ends Beat East Ends In Close Bowling Match
In a Thursday evening bowling contest at the alleys the West Ends defeated the East Ends by 15 pins. Boeske led the winners while Stewart tied with Billy Lynch for top honors among the losers. Final score 1207 with game scores 453 421 438. The teams will play a series of five games with the loser to provide a turkey supper.
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Boeske
Stewart
Billy Lynch
Bite by Mad Dog Strikes Local Child Near School
Margaret Fitzgerald six years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Fitzgerald was bitten severely on the right arm by a mad stray dog while walking to school Friday. Dr Flaherty treated the wound by cauterizing the arm and the dog was shot by Mr Hall after a hunt for the animal.
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Margaret
Daniel Fitzgerald
Dr. Flaherty
Cau
Hall
Sunday School Social Draws Large Worcester Attendance
The Congregational Sunday school social held in the church vestry Friday evening drew a large crowd and was a standout event of the season. Highlights included six year old Lillian Flower McLaughlin's reading and solos by Doris Kitchin and Ethel Dart, with readings by Julia Lillian Watkins and a pantomime, followed by games and Philathea class refreshments.
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Congregational Sunday School
Albert Day
Sadie Stitt
Agnes Nordberg
Mary Spence
Lillian - Flower McLaughlin
Worcester
Doris Kitchin
Julia Lillian Watkins
Ethel Dart
Lillian Flower McLaughlin
Phyllis
Dart
Ethel. Dart
Miss McLaughlin
Annie Laurie
Miss McLoughlin
Kitchin
Philathea
Laura Woodart
Noyes Praises Gutteridge Firefight On Peat Fire Edge
Oscar L. Noyes of Newburyport visited Saturday to commend George H. Gutteridge for suppressing the peat fire on Joel F. Parmenter’s farm. They discussed coordinating with William Kinsley of Acton and J. P. Brown of South Acton to share fighting costs after high winds renewed the blaze near Maynard and Acton, undermining valuable trees. Gutteridge’s work was praised for limiting the fire to a small area.
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Oscar L. Noyes
Newburyport
George H. Gutteridge
Mr. Noyes
Mr. Gutteridge
Joel F. Parmenter
William Kinsley
Acton
J. P. Brown
South Acton
Maynard
Gutteridge
Surprise party honors Abraham Bander at Summer Street home
The gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Bander on Summer Street featured a surprise party for their son Abraham. Martin Gruber spoke for the visitors, presenting cuff links, and Mr. Bander expressed thanks. The evening included games, music, and refreshments with attendees Bella Gruber Pearl Beaton Mary Newton Marion Gault Annie Miller Martin Gruber George Priest Harold Priest Wilbur Clark Arthur King.
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D. Bander
Summer St
Abraham
Martin Gruber
Bander
Bella Gruber
Pearl Beaton
Mary Newton
Marion Gault
Annie Miller
George and
Harold Priest
Wilbur Clark
Arthur King
Civil engineers draft Boston plan for town sewerage system
Frank A Barbour of Boston has engineers in town conducting final surveys for a proposed sewerage system. He will submit plans to the committee soon for discussion on where to begin work and Stage by Stage completion. The committee will prepare a comprehensive report including Barbour's plans and will present it to voters in book form before the March meeting.
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Frank A. Barbour
Boston
Barbour
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Loewe Bros
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