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F. EB
Sanderson Riverside
BK. J Coughlin’s
Agai
H.L. Whitcomb
Maynard town notes and upcoming church plans
Local residents visited towns including Marlboro Lexington Clinton Lowell and Natick and many were guests in others. St Bridget's church to install electric lights and confirmation planned. A.H. Haynes gears up for holiday trade while Maynard faces a basketball fever with a high attendance forecast.
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St. Bridget’s Church
J. E. Harris
Concord
H. P. N. Dahl
James O'Malley
Clinton
Grady
Local Events and Notices from Concord Journal
Community updates include church programs and entertainments, members added to the Y M C E, and visits by residents and guests. Highlights mention Miss Mary E Collins ad, Lincolns entertainment, and the Lincoln Lyceum course with musical performances.
Evening gathering of Electa Chapter in Waltham
On November 12 Grand Matron Babee A. Park er and Acting Henry B. re P. hosted an Electa chapter event in Waltham. There were 106 visitors from the chapter and nearby areas. Supper was served at 7 o'clock and an elegant souvenir was presented to each attendee.
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Babee A. Parker
Henry B. Re P
Mica
Renee
Waltham
Thianburg Douglas
Concord Smith Blanchard wedding Wednesday evening
The Smith Blanchard wedding occurs this Wednesday evening. John Coan returns to Bridgewater Farm from leave and may be detained five months for breaking his word. Letters advertised with several names listed from 1908.
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Smith-Blanchard
John Coan
Bridgewater
Concord Triumph 12-0 Over Opponents in Gridiron Match
The Concord team dominated as Nabe Wi Ieater led in offense while Gatated suffered an internal injury and was taken to a hospital in Waltham. Plucky play from both sides produced several near goals, and the final score stood at 12 to 0 in favor of Concord.
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Hampton
Nabe Wi Ieater
Pee Fieth
Waltham
Concord
Wellesley and Concord Open with Lopsided Scores
Wellesley H. 8 and Concord H. 0 dominate early play as the teams open their schedule. The readable fragments indicate Concord's defense shutout while Wellesley posted quick points, signaling a one sided start to the matchup.
News of the Gridiron and Local Notes
A garbled year 7 to nat O. Se report mentions Roy Emerson injury during a game with Wellesley and a high school football outlook. Alumni events and a Thanksgiving day mention appear, with unclear details on teams and outcomes.
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Nat O. Se
Roy Emerson
Wellesley
Wes
Wellesa
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