Mullaney Wins Presidents Cup at Maynard Country Club
Phullaney captured the Press Cup golf tournament at Maynard Country Club with a net 57 in a 89-62-57 scoreline. The cup honors George Gutteridge and Joshua Naylor won the odd matches. Coughlin defeated Fai to qualify for the Kaplan Cup tour. Arthur beat Mullin, Dave n beat Joe Macone in cup play as guests remain active and weather allows continued play.
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Phullaney
Marynard Country Club
Mul
George Gutterdige Press
Joshua Naylor
Coughlin
Dr. Fairhereby
Arthur
Pat Mullin
Daven
Joe Macone
Maynard Club
Ghlin
United
Columbus Day Celebration Observed by Roma Lodge
Roma Lodge of Italy in Waltham observes Columbus Day with a celebration at Waltham Street Hall on October 15. A play and comedy are presented with a dance after. Cast members include Mrs. Frank Finnocchi Carruba, Raymond Gondolfo, Salvatore Terrassi, John Frank Finnochi, and Cherino.
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Columbus
Roma Lodge
Italy
Waltham Street Hall
Frank Finnocchi
Carruba
Raymond Gondolfo
Esad Salvatore Terrassi
John Frank Finnochi
Cherino
Brush Fire Repaired By City Firefighters
An early report describes a brush fire on a street near Summer Street. Police and fire crews responded quickly as a truck blocked a curbside collision, the blaze was extinguished, and the fire chief arranged repairs for the vehicle.
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Ard
Parks
Marlboro Legion Auxiliary Officers Reelected at Joint Install
The Marlboro Legion Auxiliary officers were reelected at a night meeting held in the Odd Fellows hall. Downey was reelected. Mrs Esther Smith is first vice president. Mrs James Mc is second vice president. Miss Sheridan is recording secretary. Mrs F A Sealey is treasurer. Eva Evers is historian. Jones is chaplain. Mrs Kie is sergeant at arms. A joint install with the Marlboro Legion is planned for this evening.
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Maynard Legion Auxiliary
Odd Fellows Hall
Tie Downey
Esther Smith
James Mcfecond
Sheridan
F. A. Sealey
Eva Evers
Jones
Kie
Auxiliary
Marlboro Legion
Yankees Defeat Waltham Team 24 to 0 in Sunday Game
The Yankees football eleven, known as Chemistry A.C., routed Waltham 24 to 0 on Emerson Field Sunday. Key players included McKenna and Robinson at back positions with McGann and Mullen credited for scoring. Referee officiated with four eight-minute periods to finish the game.
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Yankees
Emerson d
Eudps
McKennael
W Robinson
McBarrett
McCarthy
McGrath
Mullen
DiCicco
Fran
D. Robinson
McGann
Tierney
Scanlon
Lauport
Doucette
Brophy
McMu
Maynard Woman's Club Opens 267th Year
The Maynard Woman's Club held its 267th season opening at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Huldah Taylor presided as new president. The 11th District Conference is set for October 22 at Town Hall Littleton with Mrs. Charlotte C. Stockbridge as district director. Luncheon at 12:30, tickets $1.15, reservations by October 17. Amphion Trio of Lowell to provide music.
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Maynard
Maynard Woman's Club
Huldah Taylor
Town Hall
Littleton
Charlotte C. Stockbridge
Halaah Taylor
Colcord Street
Thomas J. Walker
State Federation
Amphion Trio of
Lowell
Maynard Club
Tulsa Cow Breaks Tree Sitter Record
Maynard resident William Ingham reports a cow from an Oklahoma ranch climbed a tree and sat on a limb to outdo an earlier tree sitter. He notes great weather and praises Tulsa as a city of optimism and oil.
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Tulsa
Maynard
William Ingham
Oklahoma
Maynard Country Club
Enterprise
Bill
Complete Gas Pipe Lines South Acton
Gas pipes laid from main to outer walls of houses and stores in South Acton completed. Residents may now decide to use the service in their homes. Trench under the Jones farm lawn showed unusually dry soil due to a prolonged dry spell.
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South Acton
Jones
Grange Confers Two Degrees at Maynard Meeting
The Maynard Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class at Grange Hall. Mrs Eva Smith led the fourth degree team and Mrs Josephine Pierce led the third. A penny auction and games followed, with a men’s collation led by Charles Shattuck. A Halloween party is planned for October 23 under the program team of Mrs Adelaide Sims Dorothy Mattson Ellen Sheridan Annie Thompson and John Marsden.
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Maynard
Maynard Grange
Grange Hall
Eva Smith
Josephine Pierce
West Concord
Charles Shattuck
Adelaide Sims
Dorothy Mattson
Ellen Sheridan
Annie Thompson
John Marsden
Transfer at Maynard church rearranges parish curates
Rev Leo McCabe, long time curate at St Bridget's Maynard, transferred to Our Lady of Lourdes Jamaica Plain reporting for duty today. Fr McCabe said Maynard was his first appointment and he enjoyed service at St Peters in Owell briefly. Rev George Brennan is appointed new curate of St Bridget's and started duties today.
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George Brennan
St. Bridget's Parish
Mizpah Revekah Lodge to Install Officers Tomorrow
October 16 meeting at Odd Fellows hall will install officers led by Abbie Asner as noble grand and Lottie Maguire as vice grand. Gertrude Wight, district deputy, and Framingham staff will attend with supper at 7 p.m. after a 6:30 p.m. business meeting. Halloween party planned for November 6.
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Elise P. Brayden
Mary Hkaton
Helen Lyons
Marion Jones
Inside Guardian
Ethel Olsen
Outside Guardian
Way Jones
Eleanor Jones
RSNG
Louisa Howard
L. 8
N. G
Gertrude Prescott
Firefighters Contain Meadow Blaze Along Sudbury River
Sudbury fire department fought a fire on meadow land beside the Sudbury river Sunday afternoon. The blaze threatened the South Sudbury residential area but was brought under control with no material damage after spreading across dry grass. Chief Seneca W Hall and officers kept traffic moving on the Boston Post Road during the incident.
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Sudbury
Sudbury River
Senaca W Hall
Boston Post Road
Acton High In The Game
Acton high football team builds a solid record with a 2 0 win over Lexington high after a tie with St. Marks at Southboro. Standout players include Thompson Tuttle Stevens and Perkins. Remaining schedule features games at Hudson Framingham Marlboro.
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South Acton
Acton High
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Lexington High
Lexington
Thompson
Tuttle
Stevens
Perkins
Milliken
Acton
Hudson High
Hudson
Framingham High
Framingham
Marlboro High
Marlboro
R. Thompson le
Tuttle Lg
Flagge
Thompson Rg
Bean Rt
Coombs ‘Re
Condongle
Cunningham
Reynolds
Last Rites For Mrs. S. Wilson Maynard
Funeral services for Mrs Samuel Wilson 14 Pleasant street were held Friday afternoon at the home conducted by Dr Ernest L Mills pastor of the Methodist church. The home was crowded with friends relatives and neighbors who paid last tribute and sympathy to the bereaved family. Interment was in Glenwood cemetery.
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Maynard
Samuel Wilson
Pleasant Street
Ernest L. Mills
Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Last Rites for Mrs Converse in West Concord
Anna Frances Converse widow of Alexander H Converse and longtime Hawthorne Chapter Eastern Star leader died at 4 Central Street West Concord. Funeral held at home with Eastern Star services and hymns. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Nashua NH. Born 1856 in Concord NH she moved to West Concord in 1893 and was active in church and community groups. She leaves brothers Forrest and Jerome Annis and several nieces and a nephew.
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Concord
Anna Frances Converse
Alexander H. Converse
Hawthorne Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Central Street
West Concord
Alfred Wheeler Stone
West Concord Union Church
Woodlawn
Nashua
Converse
Louconderry
Benjamin F
Catherine (McGinley) Annis
N. H
Hudson
Alexander H Converse
Eastern Star
Hawthorne
Ladies’ Union of the Church
Helping Hand Society of the Church
Lodge of Rebekahs
Forrest B Annis
Jerome A Annis
Beacon
Old Time Resident Manter Dies After Long Illness
Concord area obituary notes the death of George Manter aged 83 in Oct. The West Concord craftsman lived 40 years in the town, married Sarah L Wright in 1891, and left two sons and four grandchildren. Funeral at 228 Main Street led by Rev. Alfred W. Stone. Burial in Sleepy Hollow.
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Urge Manter
Conord
Main Street
Alfred W. Stone
West Concord Union Church
Manter
Otis H. Forbush
Jesus
John Horrocks
Percy W MecWilliams
John E Ruble
West Concord
Harry Cromwell
Arlington
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
George Manter
Vineyard’ Haven
Peter
Charlotte
Nye) Matter
Vineyard Haven
Boston
Harvey Wheeler
Charlestown
Boston Harness Co
Matter
Corps of
Harness Makers
Sarah L Wright
West- Concord
Baker Avenue
Mr. Wood
Acton
George Clarence Manter
William Lawrence- Manter
Ole
Frances
Charles Brooks
Lynn
Charles Brooks, Jr
Montpelier
Mabel v Brooks
Flora Oakes
Police Chief Aids On Sunday Marriage Rush
A lighthearted tale from Maynard shows Chief John Connors orchestrating a spontaneous Sunday wedding for a busy groom. The clerk and witnesses joined in as the couple married at Frank E. Sanderson’s home, with the best man briefly forgotten until a passerby agreed to stand up. The ceremony ended with the groom presenting the best man a $10 gift.
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Maynard
John Connors
Frank EK. Sanderson
Hiffi
Growth of New Manufacturing Plants in Greater Boston
The Boston area sees about twenty new industries starting in the year with 3,000 jobs created across New England. Waltham Lawrence and Holyoke report expansion, while Manchester New Hampshire and Southbridge add facilities and workers.
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Greater Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Wamsia
Lawrence Radio Wiren Company
Manchester
Southbridge
Mass
Holyoke Mass
Silk Company
Northampton
Fitchburg
N. H
Concern
Acton Notes Include Bridge Party and Football Results
Miss Eleanor Hall attended a Shirley bridge party hosted by Miss Mae Bradford. A. H. S. football team earned recognition for recent work. Acton high boys won 2 to 0 at Lexington after tying St. Mark's at Southboro. Mr and Mrs Raymond Hall of Connecticut were guests at the Eugene Hall home.
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Eleanor Hall
Shirley
Mae Bradford
St. Mark’s
Southboro
Lexington
Acton High Boys
Raymond Hall
Connecticut
Eugene Hall
Round Table Whist At Odd Fellows Hall
A Round Robin whist event was held at Odd Fellows Hall last Wednesday evening with six tables. Prizes consisted of harvest items and produce. Mrs Morrison won first prize with 48 points, Timothy Costello and Lewie Perkins tied for second at 43, Mae Holton had 42, and Mrs Grace Fosburg won the consolation with 41. A new committee will be appointed and no further announcements were made.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Eas
Lewie Perkins
Sudbury Parish Preaches on Fire the Cleanser and Purifier
At First Parish Sudbury the Rev Changing Brown will preach Sunday at 11 o'clock. The sermon title is Fire the Cleanser and Purifier. All are welcome to attend.
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Sudbury
Changing Brown
Bedford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Pan Webber returns to health after illness while Mrs Elmer K Knowles visits Philips ton relative. Hale Saytell and Vern West visit North Sutton guests of Mr and Mrs Hosy Hammett. Charles Hunnewell home from Philadelphia trip. World Series games watched during trip. Bedford Legion parade with Francis McMahon and Mrs Carpen attended by many. Grace Connor noted ill with death reported no funeral plans yet. Mothers club opened fall meetings at Hartwell road with good attendance.
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Pan Webber
Elmer K. Knowles
Philipston
Frank Goodwin
Great Road
Hosy Hammett
Hale Saytell
Vernon
North Sutton
N. H
Charles Hunnewell
Springs Road
Philadelphia
Legion
Boston
Bedford
Francis McMahon
Hartford Street
Sullivan
Carpen
Fred Sullivan
Tep
Lowell
Grace Connor
Mother's Club
Christmas Seal Sale Drive in South Middlesex County
The Southern Middlesex Health Association prepares its largest campaign to sell Christmas Seals. Mary F. Sinks, renowned Seal Sale worker from the National Tuberculosis Association in New York, led a meeting at the Little Building office attended by about fifty Southern Middlesex representatives. Proceeds support the Summer Health Camp in Sharon where 150 children were cared for that summer.
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Southern Middlesex Health Association Inc
Mary F. Sinks
National Tuberculosis Association
New York City
Little Building
Iray
Middlesex County
Sharon
Marlboro Police Seek Missing Man In Regional Alert
Officials from Marlboro and nearby towns issued a state backed lookout for a missing man. The note describes a 6 feet 3 inches tall, 248 pound individual with gray eyes bearing a gray and white shirt and black tie.
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Marlboro
Hos
High School Football Card for Stoneham Alumni Field Game
Meynard reports October 15 preview of a Saturday afternoon game at Alumni Field between local high school eleven and Stoneham. Local fans expect Molly Adzizian to be honored for scholastic achievement as the team aims to win, with a strong home crowd boosting confidence.
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Meynard
M High School
Stoneham
Molly Adzizian
de Lent
Clearing House Statement New York and Boston Totals
New York clearings show 1.71 billion dollars with balances around 260 million. Boston totals list 3000 balances and 40 million dollars in balances.
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Clearing House
New York
Boston
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