Maynard and Wayland Clash in Tight High School Football
Wayland High School edged Maynard 6 to 0 in a hard fought opening game. Moise of Wayland broke through late to score the game's lone touchdown, as Maynard played with a largely inexperienced lineup and a weakened line after an earlier injury to Mitzcovitch.
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Wayland
Maynard High School
Wayland H. 8
Maynard
Maynard Boys
Mitzcovitch
Wood
Moise
Ik Mitzedvitch
Lowney Hamimond
Cas Ceecay
Jones Tourer
TBS
Ecient
Eon Lg
Lever J. Foley
Clark
Kearsted Nes
Ckie
Forgie Morfill le
Driscoll Bent
Ribas
Stuckert
Mmos
H. Saarinen
Majise
Firgard Dolan
Saarinen
Dolan
Murray
Case
Allen
O’brien
Lowney
Touchdown
Moisé
Maynard High School Notes and Activities
Maynard High School notes report the M. H. B. A. A. voted to pen football jerseys for the team and the Junior held its annual election of officers with Fraser Forgie as president Dorothy Morris as vice president Viola Bryans as secretary and Margaret Sims as treasurer Principal Lobanof Webster visited seeking a science teacher. Football schedule lists games from Sept. 24 Wayland High to Oct. 29 St. John’s High with various opponents and dates.
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Fraser Forgie
Dorothy Morris
Viola Bryans
Margaret
Sims
Lobanof’ Webster
Wayland High School
Wayland
Concord High School
Lexington High School
Lexington
Westboro High School
Westboro
Hudson High School
St. John’s High School
Sophomore typing class winners at M H S and records
Olive Webster at 20, Viola Bryan at 13, and Benjamin Taylor at 8 lead the commercial department category for the past week. The class as a whole is performing exceptionally well in typewriting.
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Commercial Department
Olive Webster
Viola Bryan
Benjamin Taylor
Beaver Brook mill blankets retailed by Assdbet mills
The Assdbet mills retail blankets from the Beaver Brook mill Lowell to the help. They find ready and last week disposed of. This Monday they get Md of 100 pairy and more are coming. They are a fine wood trap double blank et and will prove very serviceable the coming winter.
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Beaver Brook
Lowell
Peterson, Downey Return From Legion Convention
Frank Downey and Carl A. Peterson returned from the American Legion convention in North Adams. Peterson was elected a delegate from the fourth Middlesex district to the national convention in Kansas City on October 29. Gen. Charles E. Cole was chosen to succeed Maj. James T. of Clinton as member. The local delegation reported a spirited meeting with several resolutions for veterans' benefit.
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Frank Downey
Carl A. Peterson
American ‘Legion
North Adams
Peterson
Middlesex
Kansas City
Charles E. Cole
Ntater
Maj
James T
Clinton
American Legion
Local youths report 350 pound catch during Boston harbor trip
Ten young men from here fished Boston harbor on Sunday and hauled in a 350 pound haul that included a five foot shark. The largest fish, a Zh pound tod, was landed by Ralph Jamieson. One member suffered seasickness but the outing was successful with anglers James Craft John Craft Harry Craft William Marchant Everett Marchant John Garrick Dana Jones Joe Martin Arthur Jordan and Ralph Jamieson aboard.
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Boston Harbor
Tod
Ralph Jamieson
Goling
James
John
Harry Craft
William and
Everett Marchant
John Garrick Dana Jones
Joe Martin
Arthur Jordan
Topics notes star third baseman in golf tournament
In Naveen Top we feature a photo of Howard Fahey at the Country Club golf event. Fahey, last year’s cup winner and a construction department employee, failed to repeat the win, finishing with “net” in the results and receiving one ball as an award.
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Howard Tan
Star
Golf Tournegs Country Club
Howard Fahey
Iith
Legion Book at Local Public Library
Public library has received the Annual Proceedings of the American Legion Department of Massachusetts for 1920. Trustees plan to buy more books and readers may leave their requests with the librarians.
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Legion
The
American Legion
Department of Massachusetts
FiveYearOld Kuliewicz Dies From Heart Trouble
The five year old Stanley Kuliewicz, son of Mr and Mrs John Kuliewicz of 16 Glendale Street, died Friday from heart trouble. The funeral was held with Rev Fr Jablonski officiating.
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Stanley Kuliewics
John Kuliewicz
Glendale Street
Fr. Jablonski
Officers to Be Installed Next Tuesday
The newly elected officers of Maynard council will be installed next Tuesday. A brief ceremony will precede a reception. Members and invited guests are expected to attend at the council hall and nearby venue.
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Maynard
Cowncti. K
Annual Grange Fair Opens Here Tonight
Maynard Grange opens its annual air and agricultural exhibit at 6 20 this evening promising one of the largest and best yet with fruit flowers and fancy goods on display. Hodges is chairman. nightly programs include Leslie Sims entertainment Thursday host James B Farrell with the Colonial quartet and a black ace sketch by Farrell and King.
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Maynard Grange
Hodges
Leslie Sims
Stewie
James B
Farrell
Mr. Farrell
Colonial
James Farrell
Harlan Powera
Louis Sullivan
Albert Riley
Thomas King
Yew Organ at M. E. Church to Be Used for First Time
An upcoming Sunday morning marks the first use of the new organ at the M. E. Church. Rev E C Winslow will speak as agent for the New England Home for Little Wanderers. An organ recital by world renowned Dr C Baldwin is planned for Oct 3 with tickets selling fast.
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M. E. Church
Episcopal Church
E. C. Winslow
New England
Little Wanderers
Dr C. Baldwin
Baldwin
New York
Saint Saens
Salt City
England
Switzerland
British West Indies
Prince’ Edward ‘Island
Saskatchewan
United States
Omaha
Maynard
Ladies’ Aid. Society
Hudson Circuit
Epworth League
Golf Oaks of Maynard Country Nears Completion
Construction on the Oaks course at Maynard Country Club nears finish as workers finalize the last green. Club members have developed into excellent golfers during the project and are eagerly awaiting opening.
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Maynard
Maynard Native Malcolm Parks Passes After Long Illness
Malcolm Parks of Maynard died at his Prospect court home after a long illness. Born June 12, 1863 in Groton he came to Maynard at age seven and worked most of his life in the weaving dept of the American Woolen Co. He leaves two children Gertrude and Frank and three sisters Hattie Clark Worcester Henry Harrison Fitchburg Nellie Eflem Seattle plus a brother Levi Parks Maynard. Funeral at Menwood cemetery with Rev. D. M. Angell officiating. bearers Sanford Swanson Elmer Clark Joseph McLaughlin Albert Smith. community honored him with many floral tributes.
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Maynard
Malcolm Parks
Prospect Court
Parks
Assabet Mills
Groton
St. John
N. B
American Woolen Co
Gertrude
Frank
Hattie Clark
Worcester
Henry Harrison
Fitchburg
Nellie Eflem
Seattle
Washington
Levi Parks
Menwood Cemetery
D. M. Angell
M. E. Church
Sanford Swanson
Elmer Clark
Joseph McLaughlim
Albert Smith
Diamond Ring Presented To Miss Gertrude Lovering
Miss Gertrude Lovering received a diamond ring from her father Joseph Lovering at an 18th birthday party. Guests from Collinsville Framingham Lincoln and Weston attended as Mr and Mrs John Driscolly and Mr and Mrs Joseph Tendered the event with games music and dancing reported as a grand good time.
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Gertrude Lovering
Joseph Lovering
John Driscolly
Joseph
Collinsville
Framingham
Lincoln
Weston
Enjoyable Ladies Auxiliary Whist Party at Eagles Hall
A small attendance at the Ladies Auxiliary whist party in Eagles' hall Monday saw good sales and prize wins. Winners included Mrs. Mary Meagher Concord first and Mrs. Julia King Concord Junction second for ladies while Mrs. John Manning Concord took third. Arthur Morrill won gent’s first. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Alice Joyce and Mrs. Robert White. The counters were Mrs. Mary Connors and Miss Mary Heron. Committee members were Rose Sullivan Mrs. Mary Puffer and Mary Driscoll.
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L. O.H
Eagles’ Hall
Mary Meagher
Concord
Julia. King
Concord Junction
John Manning
Arthur Morrill
Alice Joyce
Robert White
Mary Connors
Mary Heron
Rose Sullivan
Mary Puffer
Mary Driscoll
Pink party hosted by Junior C E at church lawn
The Junior C E group of the Congregational church held a very enjoyable Pink party Saturday on the church lawn. Nearly 50 members and guests were present. Outdoor games were played and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.
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C. E
Congregational Church
Groton Fair Attendee List Highlights Local Residents
Saturday at the Groton fair drew Mr. and Mrs. Martin Peterson and daughter Marion, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Church, George O'Brien, William McInnes, William O'Donnell, Leo Lowney, and Harry Ledgard with a popcorn stand.
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Groton Fair
Martin Peterson
Marion
Earl Kitchiner Lodge Holds Meeting in Odd Fellows Hall
Monday night in Odd Fellows hall the Earl Kitchiner Lodge Sons of St George held its regular meeting. Two membership applications were received. Charles Spence presented Edward Carlton with a past worthy jewel. Mrs Thomas Carey and Mrs M ...
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Earl Kitchiner Lodge, Sons of St. George
Charles Spence
Edward Carlton
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DeLee’s Drug Store
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Earl Kitchiner Lodge
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