Tie Game Ends In Excitement As Concord Forfeits
Concord and Maynard battled to a 7 7 tie after a late crowd melee led umpire Billy Fallon to forfeit the game to Concord. Owen Keefe homered in the ninth after a dispute over the ruling of Lent’s hit. Maynard had led 6 3 at one point and added two more before Concord’s late surge to force the tie.
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Owen Keefe
Concord
Billy” Bulger
King Lee
Maynard
Russell
Cadigan
R. Marsden
W. Fallon
O’brien
Don Lent
Maynard Rooters
Soules
McManus
T. Marsden
Loftus
Cousins
Keefe
J. Fallon
Bulger
Morgan
Reefe
Fallon
Tro
Lent
Billy Fallon
API Ae i
Concord Ab
Bolger
Delaney
Enene O'Brien
Settee
Ewe Nee
Marsden
Eetek
Morrill
Eeweee
O'Brien
King
Maynard Refutes Reports on Ongoing Textile Strikes
A Maynard led statement from the New England Conference Board of the United Textile Workers denies that the strikes have ended. It says strikes remain active in several states and appeal for funds to support workers, urging the public not to heed press reports while promising a future public notice when the strike ends. It cites Lawrence and Lowell mills allegedly refusing to reinstate strike leaders, threatening indefinite continuation.
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New England
United Textile Workers of America
Manchester
N. H
Francis Johnston
Maynard
New England Conference Board
United Textile Workers
Milla
Lawrence
Lowell
Kauppi declines Sousa offer to stay near home
Waino Kauppi the noted cornetist has chosen not to join the Sousa band. He will remain with Sheridan's orchestra this season to care for his mother and has bought a homestead near the Sudbury line to be closer to family.
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Waino Kauppi
Frank Sheridan
Sheridan
Orchestrra
Kauppi
McEnelly
Sousa
Sudbury
Advanced Courses for 1922 Maynard High Grads
Miss Doris Miller studies at Boston Normal Arts. Miss Elizabeth Elson attends Fitchburg Normal. Hugo Salminen in New England Pharmaceutical College. Miss Dorothy Naylor pursues a postgraduate course at Concord High School. Dorothy Priest attends Bates College. Lillian Archer enters nurse training at Framingham and Marion Garland at Deaconess Hospital Brookline. All graduates of Maynard High School in 1922.
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Doris, Miller
Boston Normal Arts
Elizabeth Elson
Fitchburg Normal
Hugo Salminen
New England Pharmaceut Cake College
Dorothy Naylor
Concord High School
Dorothy Priest
Bates Colleege
Lillian Archer
Framingham
Marion Garland
Deaconess Hospital
Brookline
Maynard High School
West Acton News Roundup of Local People and Sports
The community notes Edith Neewsham returns from the White Mountains and Ernest Morse travels from Nova Scotia to see his 88 year old mother. West Acton town hall team loses lead to Littleton after a late rally. Jack Seisson shines early with two Acton hits in a 3 0 game before Littleton overturns it. A. W. Davis buys O D Fessenden land for a cement block garage for personal use. William Lawrence is hobbling on crutches from a broken heel.
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Katherine Kinsley
Marjorie Stearns
Elinor Swift
Fitchburg
A. W. Davis
O. D. Fessenden
William Lawrence
B. D. Hall
May Brown
Stevens
Everett. Montague
H. 4
Judkins Jr
West Acton Town Hall
Littleton
Jack Seisson
Acton
Wetherbee
Edith Neewsham
White Mountains
Ernest Morse
Nova Scotia
Concord town meeting notice published in Concord Enterprise
Ralph N. Smith Clerk certifies that the Town Clerk of Concord was served with the notice thirty days before the meeting, copies posted in two public places, and published three weeks in the Concord Enterprise. Albert J. Adams Deputy Sheriff September 13, 1922. A true copy Attest Albert J. Adams 820-27 of
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Concord
Concord Enterprise
Albert J. Adams
Concord Relocation Meeting for Williams Road
Massachusetts notice from Middlesex County announces a county meeting in Concord to relocate Williams Road from Old Marlboro Road to Nine Acre Corner. The date is October 18, 1922 at 11 a.m. in the Concord Town Hall, with publication in the Concord Enterprise three weeks prior.
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Commonwealth of
Ralph N. Smith
Concord
Foreclosure Sale on Bedford Property at October Auction
Mortgage holder George McIntire will auction the Bedford, Middlesex County parcel on October 10, 1922 at 2 PM. The plan shows a lot with a house and barn on Highland Avenue near Lot 31 and Cutler Street. Terms require $200 cash at sale, balance due within 28 days.
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Roger W. ‘Brown
George McIntire
Middlesex South
Bedford
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
Highland Avenue
Cutler
Evans
Nort
Cutler Street
Roger W. Brown
Herbert A. King
Prevent
Johnson & Johnson
Main St. Woburn
Concord notice on road relocation meeting in 1922
Town officials of Concord schedule a public meeting October 18, 1922 in the town hall Se lectmen room to relocate Barretts Min Road from Lowell Road to the State Highway at Reformatory deeming it a public convenience and necessity. A deputy sheriff certifies service of the notice and publication in the Concord Enterprise.
Bedford Street Relocation Plan Approved by County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County Commissioners meet in Lowell on September 1 1922 to consider relocating Main street in Bedford from Loomis Street to Concord and North roads. The relocation is deemed common convenience and necessity. The decision was recorded by Clerk Ralph N. Smith on September 8 1922 with A Paul Fillebrown attesting.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lowell
Bedford
Main Street
Loomis Street
Concord Road
North Road
Selectmens
Town Hall
Ralph N. Smith
Paul Fillebrown
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