Sudbury Woman's Club Handles Local History Program
The Sudbury Woman's Club met at Goulding's Antique Shop on a sunny Oct Wednesday for a history program on Sudbury in the Indian War era 1650 to 1676. Miss Emily F. Willis reported on the Maynard Health Conference and urged members to aid the health board. delegates to the State Federation on Oct 30 at Lyonhurst Marlboro were Mrs Carlton Ellins and Mrs William Brennan. A Grace Morrison Poole bazaar is planned for Nov 4 at Copley Plaza with canted fruits and preserves to be collected by Mrs Marion Eaton and Mrs Leonard Stiles by Nov 1. Miss Sarah B. Pratt gave a noted talk on Sudbury in the Indian War fare and Capt Wheeler’s Brookfield expedition, while the meeting honored the epic writings and Kipling quotation closing the event.
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Sudbury
Goulding
Sudbury Woman's Club
Marlboro
Watertown
Emily F. Willis
Maynard
Lyonhurst
Carlton Ellins
William Brennan
Grace Morrison Poole
Copley Plaza
Marion Eaton
Leonard Stiles
Eaton
Brookfield
Ephraim Curtis
Hilems
Beckwith
Kipling
Juniors Beat Freshmen 19 to 6 In Interclass Contest
The Juniors defeated the Freshmen 19 to 6 at Alumni Field in the second game of the interclass tournament for the high school championship. Gilleney and Wojtkiewicz starred for the Juniors with a 40 yard pass from Gurdziewicz to Sukala setting up the Freshmen score. Melory also crossed for a Junior touchdown.
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Maynard
Reggie Sawyer
Alumni Field
Gilleney
PhD
Wotjkiewies
Gurdziewski
Sukala
Howe
Labowicz
Mariano
Wattul
Bedford Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Miss Laura Haley of Fryeburg Maine studying in Boston stays with cousin Mrs Duncan Whittaker for the winter. Friends welcome Qenny Connolrs back after illness. James Chase on Sigs Road returns to work after illness. Eugene and Mrs. Connor of North Road celebrate birth of a son at Arlington Symmes Hospital. Miss Louise English returns from Blue Hills Falls Pennsylvania after summer with her sister.
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Laura Haley
Fryeburg
Perry Institute
Boston
Duncan Whittaker
Qenny” Connolrs
James Chase
S Gs Road
Eugene Connor
North Road
Arlington Symmes Hospital
Louise English
Springs Road
Blue Hills Falls
Sunday Game Ends In Tie On Alumni Field
A brisk cyclone and rain turned Alumni Field to a muddy battlefield as the Sheiks and Tremont K of C battled to a scoreless tie. Both defenses clamped down with few punches and Slynski booted a punt to safety late as Tremont and the Sheiks each earned four and three first downs respectively.
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Alumni
AL Cowles Maynard
Alumni Field
C.evens
Sheiks
Tremont K
al Connors
Alex Slynski
Asig
Chuck Kitowicz
Chyzus
Casey’s
Nims
Zack
Hurwitz
Slynski
Tremont
Kitowicz
O’connell
Spratt
Nyholm
Grondahl
Hankala
Helenius
Glickman
Murray
John Mitzeavitch
O’donnell
Joe Mitzcavitch
Connors
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Grandh
West Acton Church Notes and Community Visits
Last Sunday the new Girl Scout group attended morning services. The pastor spoke on the disregard of God’s authority and the Lord’s Day. November 1 hymnals by Ladies Circle to be dedicated and music in worship discussed. Lord’s Supper observed. Delegates to the Massachusetts State Convention report at 7 p.m. on Sunday. November 8 Minute Men class to lead a special evening service with a visiting speaker. Mrs George E Holton hosted house guests from Connecticut. Mr and Mrs Joseph DeSouza spent the weekend with relatives in Brockton.
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Massachusetts
George E. Holton
Connecticut
Joseph DeSouza
Brockton
Maynard Concord Clash Looms In Middlesex League Showdown
Maynard faces Concord in a crucial Middlesex league game at Emerson playgrounds next Saturday afternoon. Maynard seeks payoff after recent wins, with Concord still in the race. both teams bring strong defenses and aerials, aiming to control top spots in the league.
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Maynard
Concord
Middlesex
Emerson
Eddie Loughlin
Stonnham
Loughlin
Lexington
Don Lent
Recu
Hichester
Barrier
Marlboro
Clinton
Concord Defeats Stoneham in Middesex League Victory
Concord High School knocked off Stoneham 6 to 0 at Homeworth Street grounds in front of about 160 fans. Concord's defense stifled repeated Stoneham threats while Dee’s touchdown gave the winners a breakaway lead and the first league win of the season.
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Concord High
Stoneham High School
Homeworth Street
Stoneham
Coneword
Deé
Concord
Concord Boys
Davis
McKenna
L. Fishig
Madsene
Dean Rg
Rooney
Maynard Citizen's Committee Seeks Cooperation
The Maynard Citizen's Committee urges immediate cooperation and invites American Woolen Co. officials to contribute. A general meeting is called for next Tuesday evening at Hig School Hall to discuss winter planning. James Coughlin presides, with Harold Morgan treasurer and Matthew A. Vance secretary.
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American Woolen Co
Hig
Maynard Citizen’s
James.Coughlin
Maynard Plans Abolition of Railroad Crossing Work
Selectmen have arranged with Boston and Maine Railroad officials to begin work as soon as possible on improving the crossing. The action aims to eliminate the crossing obstacle and improve safety and traffic flow in the town.
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Maynard
Selectmen
Boston & Main Railroad
Plan to abolish two crossings at Mill Street area to build central road
The B M railroad will acquire land from the Woodart estate to create a through road to Mill and Great roads. John Driscoll supervises street work, funded by the railroad. The project, urged by George Elson, aims to provide employment and has been discussed for years. Tuberculosis committee met at Mrs C Hayden’s home on Musketaquid Road.
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Great Road
Mill Street
Woodart
B. & M. Railroad
John Driscoll
the Railroad
George Elson
Boston
The
Railroad
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