Banner Alumni Field clash headlines Sunday showdown
The year’s banner attraction features Alumni Field as Cochituate visits Maynard for a 2:30 p.m. game. Cochituate coached by Jim Hickey and Richardson, ex Dover star, face the locals in a rematch after last year’s 13 13 tie. A large crowd is expected next Sunday for another royal battle.
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Ard
Sunignon the
Sheiks
Cochitu
Cochituate de
Maynard
Boys
Cochituate
Jim Hickey
RB. C
Richardson
Andover
Local Notes From Acton Area Residents
South Acton residents travel to New York via Mohawk trail. Ontario visitor stays with Henry W. Bursaw on Central Street. Stiles and Gertrude guests of Everett Maymes at North Acton. William Philpot returns to Melrose after health recovery. Ralph Littlefield and J. Sterling Moore trip to C Webster Lake New Hampshire for two weeks of camping. Buck family returns to Marblehead for winter. Edwin L Powers from Groton occupies Jones farmhouse tenement as farm helper. Gus Seelig visits Plymouth relative. Fred L Burke busy at Main Street vinegar works. August storm ruins local apple crop prompting cider production.
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Harold R. Reynolds
Pad Taylor
Hyde Park
New York
William Baby
Chatham
Ontario
Canada
Henry W. Bursaw
Central Street
Frank L. Stiles
Gertrude
Everett Maymes
North Acton
William Philpot
Hilltop
John C. Starbuck
Melrose
Ralph Littlefield
J. Sterling Moore
C. Webster Lake
N.H
H. B- Buck
Stow Road
Marblehead
Edwin L. Powers
Groton
Jones Farmhouse
Gus Seelig
Paul Bittinger
Plymouth
Mass
Fred L. Burke
Main Street
Acton News Briefs Highlight Dances Balls And Fire
Senior class of Acton High plans a dance in Blanchard Hall on Friday October 26. Attendees include Mrs A Merriam Rev Ralph Barker and others at the African Bible Association meeting in Roxbury. American Legion Post 284 hosts second annual ball November 27 at Acton Town Hall. Fire department battled a blaze at Maynard Acton Oil Company rear of Henry W Bursow residence.
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Henry
Wood Memorial M. E
Roxbury
Lloyd MacDonald
Seattle
Washington
Maynard and Acton Oil Company
Henry W. Bursow
Congregational Church Sets Services for Sunday
Morning service led by Rev. Ralph A. Barker on Sunday October 20 at 10 30. Sunday School and adult classes follow at 11 45 with additional instruction.
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Congregational Church
Ralph A. Barker
Local Social Guests Visit Chelsea During Holiday Weekend
Mrs Selliker of Dova Sco Clarence ward spent the holiday at her cousin's home in Chelsea. Mr and Mrs Craig Sweet and their son Charles were also visiting over the weekend.
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Selliker
Dova Sco
Clarence Ward
Swastika Villa
North Acton
Craig Sweet
Charles
Chelsea
Firemen host grocery whist in South Acton hall
The South Acton fire department invites the public to a grocery whist at Ex. 'change hall in South Acton on Friday evening October 18 at 8 o'clock. Proceeds support the fire brigade. Local residents urged to attend.
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South Acton
Maynard Garlands Visit Old Orchard Cottage
Maynard and Mrs. Garland with friends spent Columbus Day at their Old Orchard Maine cottage. They note many cottages still open and frost is milder than in this area.
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G. C. Garland
Old Orchard
Maine
Methodist Church
Garland
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Ruth Foster
League
Concord
Bible Fund Calendars Promoted in Local Notice
A fragmentary local notice outlines a calendar sale for a Bible fund and related purposes. It references secec nee anii and sears sent lepgile allo allocated to a civil or charitable drive, with dates and organizers implied in the damaged text.
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Secee
Sears
Lepgile
Maynard Methodist Church Weekly Schedule
The Maynard Methodist Episcopal Church lists Rev. Charles C. Garland D D preaching at 9:30 and 12 Bible class, adult and young people's meetings led by Miss Ruth Foster. Evening worship on the theme Unfair. A public performance of Strange is referenced. Activities include choir rehearsal at 6:30 and Church Home night at 6:45 with a study of John 1. Saturday evening Ladies Aid supper.
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Maynard Methodist Episcopal
Charles C. Garland
D. D. Peeters
Ealge
Young People's Meeting
Ruth Foster
Invita
Union Congregational Church Announces Community Programs
Rev William Boicourt leads next Sundays sermon Standing By One Another at Church on the Square The Go To Church Band welcomes new members for winter term Services at 10 45 Young People's meeting 6 00 pm Church School 9 45 and 10 45 Organ recital at Boxboro Church next Sunday at 8 pm Miss Hazel Hooper performs Guests invited The Guest Book free on request Parish families urged to participate Church fair postponed until next year Union Congregational Church to hold fair December 4 and 6 1930
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William Boicourt
Boxboro
Hazel Hooper
Union Congregational Church
World Series betting dips as Athletics suspected heavy favorite
The World Series opener yesterday saw little betting activity despite Bing Miller's double. Bettors favored the Athletics from the start, with far less money wagered overall compared to the 1927 and 1928 series when millions changed hands.
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York
Bing Miller
Melia Tate
Ahletics
Barn Dance and Chara Thursday Nite in Marlboro Fair
A long fragment notes plans for a Marlboro barn dance event with grand march at 10:38 and prizes for rustic rigs. It mentions spectators, oxen from Raymond's Boston shop, and a community program with dance acts and contests. A Middlesex County notice outlines a public viewing and hearing process for a town matter in Cambridge.
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Marlboro
Ehe
Brockton
Bigge
Raymond’s
Boston
McDonald's Hay
Farmer's In
Malindy
Sheriff sale of Sudbury land in Framingham notice
Seized and to be sold by public auction on November 9 1929 at 9:00 am in Framingham Middlesex County Massachusetts the lands described as three parcels in Sudbury with buildings and implied parcels and a right of way in deed from Sarah B Pratt et al to Emma A Johnson dated October 26 1923 and further linked by Augustin D John deed January 21 1929 in Middlesex South District Deeds.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex, Ss
Cos Mty
Middlesex
Cambrian
Sale Pone Ty
Cambridge
Court House
Framingham
A.D
National Bank Building
Concord Street
County of Middlesex
Elezore Jolin
Elzeore Jolin
Elzore Jolin
Tly
Ea D. John
Sudbury
A L. Prath
Pratt
Levi S. J
Jones
Sarah BE. Pratt
Emma A. Johnson
Middlesex South
Lert & Jo
Harriet Pratt
John B. Goodnow
Curtis B. Moore
Sandae
Elzore Jo O Augustin D
John of
Yeon
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Elks’ Hall
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West Concord
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Liggett’s Mill
Liggett’s
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Pierre Papeterie
Lord Baltimore Papeterie
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Pure Foods
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United Drug Co
United Drug Company
Jontees
Magnesia
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Wwe
Eave Your Ag
Association Bldg
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Rexall & Puretest
Petrofol Gas
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Liggett
Ralph N. Smith
A. Paul Fillebrown
Masa
Middlesex County Commissioners
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Jenny Dugan
Robert E. Goodwin
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Sheriff's Sale
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Goulding
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Fay Heywood
Itrice McWalter
Notary C Commission
Prescott Keyes
A. Y. Gowen Samttel Hoar
Directdt
Atwater
Kent Radio
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Summer Street
J. Holmes
West Acton
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