Junior Holy Name Baseball Team Sets Remarkable Record
The Junior Holy Name baseball squad, among the state’s top 14-15 year olds, improved to 17 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie this year. Under coach Fr Sweeter the team shows discipline and a never-say-die spirit, defeating strong foes and pushing for the state championship.
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Holy Name
Gamg
Norvie. Sims
Nore
Bev
Perera Ranners
Bedford
Normie
Psy
Fr Sweeter
Big
JHN
St. Catherine's
Somerville
Girl Scouts Camp Out at Rogers Fort Weekend
The first patrol of the Girl Scouts paraded to Fort Saturday afternoon for an overnight camping trip. They contributed to the food supply and enjoyed a cheerful time. Eleanor Kimmens woke to an apparent hole in the roof as stars shone outside. Present were Gladys Hartshorn Pearl Hartshorn Eleanor Kimmens Freda Stone Louise Ordway Georgia Shumney and Nurse Rogers.
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Ept
Girl Scouts
Heriagora
Rogers
Fort
Eleanor Kimmens
Gladys
Pearl Hartshorn
Freda Stone
Louise Ordway
Georgia Shumney
Miss Rogers
Hudson Items Highlight Local Mends and Moves
Martin Jenson begins work at C J Sawyer Box factory. Daniel B McCarthy convalesces after a fall from the Toohey house on Washington street. Mrs Carrie Nourse Still River Miss Addie Eastman Edward Burrill and Mrs Fred Stone take an auto trip to Rindge NH. Fred Dill joins contractor Daniel McCarthy. John Miller buys a Buick touring car. Percy Coldwell starts foundation on a cottage for William Murphy. Berkelye Textile adds a cash register in Daily Sun Building. Bolton Cattle Show expected to draw large crowds. Firestone Apsley bowling team arranged a game with Bowlaway Five Friday. Puller Chandler Patten flagpole being painted plus new rope and flag. Ernest Davis ill at home. James Mullane aansluiting connects bungalow to electricity. Bert Hale plans to open restaurant at Central House. Austen Gearin moves to Lawrence for new job.
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Carrie Nourse
Still River
Addie Eastman
Edward Burrill
Fred Stone
Rindge
Nuptial Mass Unites Popular Couple in Hudson
Miss Mary Helen Roach daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Roache and Michael E Cavanaugh of Marlboro were united in marriage at St Michael's church Hudson at 9 30 am. Rev Fr John T Mullen officiated with William Cavanaugh best man and Margaret Roach bridesmaid. Guests from Boston Framingham Maynard Marlboro and Hudson attended a reception at the bride's parents home. The couple plan a New York honeymoon and residence in Marlboro.
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Marlboro and
Hudson
Boston
Framingham
Maynard
Marlboro
New York
Cavanaugh
St Michael's Church
Peach Tree Four Years Old Bearing Well
Hudson September 18 Four years ago Johnson P Allen gate tender at O Neils crossing planted six peach stones in his garden on Main street. Saturday he picked eleven large peaches from one tree grown from a stone. The other five trees also thrive and are expected to bear fruit next year. He left one peach on the tree to prove the fruit grows there. A Baldwin apple tree in the garden bears many apples and has several blossoms.
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Bes
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Johnsson
St. Leo's
Leominster
Intercity
Cambridge
Athel Boys’ Club
Chelmsford Boys' Club
Maynard High School
Athol B. C
St Catherine's
Belmont
Lowell
Union Club
Concord Jet
Somerville- Eagles
Wakefield
HIN
West Acton
Fort Douglas
Medford Messenger Boys
Wakefield Jhn
Bedford Rangers
ALL Stars
Concord
Lynch All Stars
East Douglas
Paris
Vera Olcott
J. W. Bradley
Tel
Eversharp
R. J. Rodday Co
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Jct
Creighton
Frank Binks
Edwin Carlton
Charles B. Keene
Martin Jenson
C. J. Sawyer Box Factory
Daniel B. McCarthy
Toohey
Washington Street
Fred Dill
Daniel McCarthy
John Miller
Percy Coldwell
William Murphy
Berkelye Textile Co
Daily Sun
Bolton
Lyons
Firestone
Apsley’ Co
the Strong
Chandler Patten
Ernest ,Davis
Main Street
James Mullane
Manning Sty
Bert Hale
River St
Central House
Austen Gearin
Central Street
Lawrence
Londor
Walter Shales
James
Socially Middlesex Family Laundry CO
Mass
H. E. Tolman, Manger
United Co-Operative Society
Main St
Col. Powder Mill Rd
Douglass Ave
Lowell Road
Macone Bros
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