Auntie Barker, Sudbury’s aged resident, dies at 97
The town mourns Mrs. (Auntie) Barker, widow of Nathan Barker, who died at 97 in Waltham after years in Sudbury Center. Born in Sterling she remained active in local clubs and town affairs. Funeral was held from her late home on September 29. Dancing school openings announced for Grange Hall on October 14.
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Marker
Waltham
Nathan Barker
Sterling
Sudbury Center
Woman's Club
Alan
Grange Hall
Sudbury
Mra
Chester Perry
Whitney
Harry Gleason
Acton Resident Appointed Administrator of Crooke Estate
Ralph C Ker of Acton is appointed administrator of the estate of Eleanor Borden Crooke late of Acton Middlesex Mass deceased intestate. He has given bond as required. Creditors and debtors must present or settle claims by the dates noted October 2 1925.
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Eleanor Borden Crooke
Acton
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Ralph C Ker
Local Social and Community Notes from New England Town
Several residents are noted for engagements and family events. Mrs Dorothy B Aldenkin starts a ten week course with an exhibition at the Town Hall. Colonel Thomas S Bradlee wins first prize at Brockton fair for a poultry display. Mr and Mrs Roland Warner of Medford visit Mr and Mrs W M Parmenter. Mr and Mrs Porreste announce birth of daughter at Pramingham Hospital on Sept 30. Women of Unitarian church hold annual fund dinner and sale at Wayside Inn chapter DAR meeting at Goulding's antique shop. Mrs Wilma Johnson wins hostess honors. attendees chosen for Northampton convention. A bake sale planned at Mrs Wellington’s in Wayland on October 17. William F P Law spending vacation with mother Mrs S D Penn. Roy Kimball leaving Clarence Baldwin’s farm. Frank Roberts ends association with Walter Piper as family relocates.
Cambridge Divorces Granted in Superior Court
Mrs. Edward Reading of Maynard was granted a decree nisi for divorce from Edward Reading. Mrs. Waino Kauppi of Maynard was granted a divorce from Waino Kauppi of New York City at the Cambridge Superior Court today.
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Court News
Cambridge
Edward Reading
Maynard
Superior Court
Waino Kauppi
New York City
Quarterly meeting notice for Assaubet Institution for Savings
The Trustees of the Assaubet Institution for Savings will meet at the Banking Room, Maynard, Massachusetts on Wednesday October 7, 1925 at 8:00 p.m. to transact business. Per order President Howard A. Wilson, Clerk.
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Assaubet Institution For Savings
Rome
Maynard
Mase
Howard A. Wilson
Concord Town Triumphs Over Maynard at Crowe Park
Concord defeated Maynard 3 to 2 at Crowe Park on Sunday afternoon in front of the year’s largest crowd. Len Smith pitched a sharp game for Concord, limiting Maynard to five scattered hits with two walks. Fine fielding supported the effort as Bulger Sims and Bulger turned a key double play and Dick Loftus stole a base. Maynard’s Billy Johnson starred in the field and started a ninth inning rally with a hit that produced Maynard’s lone run. Next week's game will begin at 2:30.
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Concord Town
Maynard Town
Crowe Park
Concord
Kia
Len ‘Smith
Came Ia
Maynard
Hite
Baer
Sev
Fred
Shae
al Loftus
Dick Loftus
Billy Johnson
McHugh
Bulger
Sims
Sudbury shed burglary targets tool chest and tools
A tool chest and valuables were stolen from a shed under construction for Webster Cutting in Sudbury. Break in occurred during the night hours with entry made into the site.
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Webster Cutting
Sudbury
Exciting 19th Hole Decides Connors Victory Over Jas BP
In a tense match Connors defeated Jas BP after an extra hole in the 19th for a decisive win. The second round of the Kaplan drew strong spectator interest as the cup final is postponed to this weekend with potential extension into next week per the President’s schedule.
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Chief Connors
Jas
Auction sale offers half acre in South Acton Mass
On Thursday October 4 the missionary meeting is set for Sunday. An auction sale will be held Saturday October 24 at 2 20 pm on Main Street South Acton Mass. One half acre lot with a dwelling and several outbuildings will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of weather. Deposits of 250 dollars by certified check required. Open for inspection at noon on sale day. For details contact Joseph R Cotton Boston or G B Litchfield & Son Waltham Auctioneers.
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Main St
Maynard St
South Acton
Mass
Cat Acton
Maynard
H. Francia Richardson
Seid
H. Francis Richardson
Michord
Winrop BE. Faulkner
Faulkner Heira
Casey
Joseph R. Cotton
Pemberton 8&Q
Boston
Haymarket
Lexington
G. EB
Church Sale Set for October 15 in Basement
The ladies of the church prepare an annual sale to be held in the church basement. The event is scheduled for Thursday afternoon and evening, October 15.
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Ing
Enetlinh
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