Maynard and Winchester Play Doubleheader Highlights
Maynard won and lost to Winchester in a split week with a 6 4 loss and a 4 2 victory. Fred son pitched for Maynard with Kelly for Winchester, Roy en at short and Kelley collecting six assists. Coady hit a triple driving in Kelly while Soules went 3 for 4 with two runs. Pop Cousins made a sensational one hand catch and Billy Johnson anchored Maynard’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayynard Town
Wen Fredson
Maynard Kelly
Winchester
Royen
Maynart
Pop Cousins
Maynard
O'Brien
Boyce
Billy Johnson
Kelley
Coady
Kelly
Jarr Jorged
Soules
Sudbury Marvey Bros Buy new Dodge Truck
Sudbury reports Marvey Bros purchase a new Dodge truck from Viall Mo Co of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvey Bros
Vialle Mo Co
Concord
Players and pitching details from Maynard game report
The box score summarizes Johnston, Glad eau, Soules, Morgan, Coady, and Kelly as hitters with Morgan and Coady each collecting three and two base hits respectively. Boyce walked seven and Kelly three with Cousins pitching two hit batters. Umpires were King and McCarthy as the game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sngchaete
Maynard
Winchester
Johnston
Gladeau
Soules
Morgan
Coady
Kelly
Cousins
Oates
Boyce
Murphy
Cousens
Matthews
Hatch
Murph
King
McCarthy
Winchester Maynard Batteries-Kelley and Matthews
Loftus and Morgan involved in a dispute over battery incidents between Winchester Maynard and Batteries-Kelley and Matthews. The report lists teams or parties with no further context or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Maynard
Kelley and Matthews
Loftus and Morgan
Grange Fair Winners At Concord Junction
The Concord Junction Grange Fair lists potted plant Mrs. I R Beharrell second sunflowers George A Hodgdon and Willard G Lyon. Sewing honors go to Mrs. John Redfern including first, second and youth crochet, embroidery awards to several contestants. Vegetables and fruit prizes include Jeremiah Sheehan with state prize, Arthur Manion first and second for fruit and apples, George Braman first, Hazel Caldwell first, and John Reed first in a series of categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Beharrell
George A. Hodgdon
Willard G. Lyon
John Redfern
Isa Kelley
Agnes Connell
Andrew Edwardsen
H. H. Jacobs
Theodore Blodgett
Jeremiah Sheehan
Arthur Manion
Geo. Braman
Hazel Caldwell
Geo. A. Richardson
John Reed
Andrew Edwardson
Willard Lyon
Frank Hewitt
Ist
Mixed consumer gifts listed from local stores
A jumble of small items donated by various shops and individuals. Items include coffee, safety razors, tea, preserves, mirrors, shoes, bag slippers, pipes, cakes, grain, fruit, candy, flour, and fabric accessories presented by numerous named donors and stores such as A P store Condon's Market Rexall Adams & Bridges Whitney Coal & Grain Hogan's Spa Jewett's market and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redfern
Gem
A. E. Loftus Co
John Reed
A. F. Adams
George Lee
Carter Furniture Co
Whitney Coal & Grain Store
G. A. Richardson
A. Edwardson
C. F. Halthaway
Geo. Witherell
Concord Jet
Geo. Hodgdon
Hogan's Spa
F. W. Taylor
Wm.x
Wm.x Murphy—Edward Hanley: Bag of Flour From Jewett's Market
Jeremiah Sheehan
Clarence Hewitt
Benjamin Y
A. C. Fusg Vethur
Rer's
A. Bawardeen
Fryd Cake Co
Rosey Ruggeiro
Harry Futz
Ethel Crossley
Helen Stone
Mary King
Mary le Chase
Sabina Coyne
Rosabvelle Rogers
Mary Thornton
Father John's Medicine Originated in Lowell Massachusetts
The note recalls Father John's Medicine origin in Lowell Massachusetts years ago for Reverend Father John O'Brien who named it. User numbers have risen from coast to coast and the product is praised for treating colds and coughs and as a body builder. It is guaranteed alcohol and drug free.
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Father John
Lowell
Mass
New England
Massachussits
Father John O'Brien
South Acton Surprise Shower For Miss Helen Cole
A surprise shower was given Miss Helen Cole at Mrs. Otis J. Reed’s Prospect Street home on Tuesday night. The room was prettily decorated with yellow and white crepe paper and bouquets of flowers. After the surprise, games and tricks were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cole
Otis J. Reed
Prospect Street
Miss Cole
Melon Park social audience honored guests and gifts
Refreshments of ice cream cake and candy followed Miss Cole hosting a gathering. Gifts included pyrex linen towels cut glass and silver from guests such as Mrs Milton Kimball Mrs Emily Billings Mrs E Pendergast Mrs Howard Reed Mrs Milsteen Mrs Thomas Cole Mrs B Johnson Mrs Earle Gore Mrs Stiles Mrs Gertrude Stiles Katheryn Fletcher Gladys Lawrence Mrs H M Merriam Bertha Merriam Mrs Lewis Jones Dorothy and Marjorie Jones Gene Fletcher Mrs Roy McCormick and Jula McCarthy.
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Cole
Milton Kimball
Emily Billings
E. Pendergast
Howard Reed
Milsteen
Thomas Cole
B. Johnson
Earle Gore
Stiles
Gertrude Stiles
Gertrude Tuttle
Katheryn Fletcher
Gladys Lawrence
H. M. Merriam
Bertha Merriam
Lewis Jones
Dorothy and
Marjorie Jones
Gene Fletcher
Roy McCormick
Jula McCarthy
Concord Jct Students Return and Local Employment Moves
Charles Comeau enrolled as a student at Amherst College. Benjamin E. Derby left for Amherst to resume studies at Amherst College. Bob Kay left Lawrence Market service and joined the C M H Bus Line. Francis Wetherbee visiting Dr. J L Pickard's home left for New Jersey to resume studies at Princeton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin E. Derby
Amherst
A.C
Bob Kay
Lawrence Market
Francis Wetherbee
J. L. Pickard
New Jersey
Princeton
Pleasant Surprise on Wedding Anniversary
Sixty members of Willow Rebekah Lodge surprised Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. Kennedy at home on their twenty fifth anniversary. The visit included a silver dish and spoons, songs by Mrs. Carrie Derby, entertainment by Mr. Prood, and refreshments. Gifts totaling twenty five dollars in silver came from their sons John and Walter, with additional congratulatory messages. their son John arrived from Florida as guests departed. The committee arranging the event consisted of Mrs. Anna Hall Mrs. Annie Isner Mrs. Eva Leighton Mrs. Edith Hood Mrs. Edith Fenton and Miss Cora MacLeod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan A. Kennedy
Wilow Rebekah Lodge
S. T. Blood
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Prood
Carrie Derby
John
Walter
Florida
Anna Hall
Annie Isner
Eva Leighton
Edith Hood
Edith Fenton
Cora MacLeod
Lincoln Town Team overwhelms Union Club in season finale
Lincoln Town Team defeated Union Club 16 to 1 at Concord Junction Playgrount on Saturday. Mullaney led Lincoln with two singles and two triples in five plate appearances, while Ryan and Cousins added key hits as the visitors pulled away. Umpire reversals and home runs by Ryan marred a game that ended the season on a blowout note.
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Yanks
Whitt Sox
Lincoln Town
Concord Junction
Lincoln
Lee
Peace
Tody
Juncetion
Vining Mullaney
Flynn
Ardereon
Ryan
Cousins
Stodd
Edwardson
Osen
McWil-lams
T. Giles
E. Giles
Andeson
Carmody
Mullaney
McWilliams
W. McWiliams
L. Todd
Donnaldson
E. Todd
Union Club
Pearce
Edwardeen
Edwardren
Mulaney
Lee Todd
Donaldson
Olsen
N. McWilliams If
Lincoln T.T
Edwardsen
Anderson
W. McWilliams
W. Mc. Willams
Carroll
Concord
Hal Jett
weOr
Lost Book Notice at Middlesex Savings Maynard Trust
Public notice states Book No 3257 is lost. Payment stubs indicate accounts with The Middlesex Institution for Savings and Maynard Trust Co Maynard dated Sept 15 and 617 24 0.1.
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Los
Haseen
The
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Maynard Trust Co
Maynard
Markets Firmer in Leather Trade and Shifting Shoe Prices
Buyers report firmer leather markets as tanners push higher prices to secure profits. Automobile and shoe makers anticipate rising costs. retailers and jobbers must adapt. Leather types move unevenly with uppers and calfs showing demand while stocks remain lean. Notre Dame and other schools announce a busy winter schedule highlighting major games and shifting preparations.
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Cercret
Geome
Maine
Massachusetts
Tough Football Schedules Set for 1924 Season
United Press reports a record football year with 23 major intersectional games. Yale opens with North Carolina and Georgia, Harvard meets Virginia, Princeton vs Notre Dame, Penn and Penn State face Virginia and North Carolina State, Georgia Tech and Marietta on Penn State's slate, and Washington and Jefferson also scheduled.
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Army Cadeta
St. Louie
Detroit
Notre Dame
Florida
Navy
Marquette
West Virgina
Washington and Lee
Princeton
Carnegie Tech
Army
Chicago
Missouri
Nebraska
Colgate
Minnesota
Vanderbilt
University of California
Pennsylvania
Berkeley
Indiana
Hoodlers
Wisconsin
Georgia Tech
United Press
New York
North
Middlewest
Pacific Coast
Yale
North Carolina
Georgia
Harvard
Virginia
Georgetown
Penn State
North Carolina State
Marietta
Washington
Jefferson
Probate Court to Sell Mina Meki Estate in Maynard
Massachusetts probate court orders administrator John G Annala to sell by private sale the real estate of Mina Meki also known as Mina Kyosi, due to debts and administration costs. A hearing is set for September 22, 1924 in Cambridge, with citations served by notice or weekly publication in the Maynard Enterprise for three weeks.
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Jni
Mina Meki
Mina Kyosi
Maynard
John G. Annala
Said
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
George F. Lawton
Fsquire
Box grades offered for future delivery printing
Advertisement notes three grades of boxes nailed printed and delivered in lots of 600 with riser ends or regular ends as preferred priced at 15 40 and 25 cents. It invites orders for future delivery and offers no obligation to buy.
Williams & Bridges Co Framingham Interior Ad
Williams and Bridges Co Framingham Massachusetts advertises office at 0 Franklin Street with telephone 467-W featuring local business services.
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Williams & Bridges CO
Franklin Street
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Aynard
Bulger
Bere
Gladu
Murphysibene
Ty Cousens
Morgan c
Siep
Royce
Peter
Sudbury
Buick
Walden St
Winchester AL
Pee Wenne Nelson
Ah Eim Donnelian
Erreee Hatch
Matthews Ceteere Kelley
Ivy. A
Nowhere
United States
American Woolen Company
South Acton
Miss Helen Cole
Esragurswe
J.W. Blaisdell
Boylston Street
Boston
Concord Jct
Charles Comeau
Amherst AC
Sehnol Guilding
Puarse Oravens
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
SC Eneaiithe
William J. Bryan
A . Giles
Cee
Uni
Henry L. Farrell
the Vogue Beauty Shoppe
Nason St
Broadway
W. Acton
Goulding
Mase
Rock Face
John P. O’connell
Highland Park
Commonwealth of Massachuset
Probate
Charles N. Harris
Register
Chester L. Blakely
Hubbard St
Framingham
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