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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1912

Page

3

Maynard News Highlights include civic events and debts

Maynard notices report selectmen buying a puts steam roller due next week and May 4 as clean up day. Town happenings include fire company changes, social events, church activities, hospitalities, mill work shifts, and a Washington trip sendoff for the senior class with chaperones and classmates.

Microbes Believed Cause Baldness Promised Cure

Professor Anna of Hamburg and Dr Sabourand of France claim a scalp microbe causes baldness and that Rexall 93 Hair Tonic can expel the microbe restore circulation and revive roots. The remedy, offered with a money back guarantee, is sold for 50 cents or 1.00 at Rexall stores, including Maynard and Mass location.

Anna Hamburg Germany Sabourand Rexall PH. DeLee Nason St Maynard Mass

Rexall Orderlies Promise Trial Risk Free

A Maynard Massachusetts Rexall ad offers risk free trials for Rexall Orderlies. The seller P. H. DeLee at 12 Nason Street urges trying a common sense remedy eaten like candy. Three sizes 1c 25c 50c suitable for children and delicate persons.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall P. H. DeLee Nason St Maynard Mass

Oldest Man in Maynard Keeps Boston Post Cane Tradition

Gavin Taylor, aged 90, celebrated at daughter Mrs. William H. Gutteridge’s Brooks Street home. Born in Dalmellington Scotland, he came to Maynard 50 years ago as an overseer at a weaving plant that grew into Assabet mills. He remains the town’s oldest resident and is a charter member of Charles A. Welch lodge.

George H. Gutteridge James E. Cleary William Carney Roy Prescott Clifford Whitney Hook and Ladder Company William Taylor Irving Dart Leap Year Club Florida Ct Thomas Bell Boston F. U. Rich Gertrude Rich State Normal School Fitchburg Maud Turnbull Providence William H. Johnston Alberta Can Johnston Clara Singleton Kingsbury Perry Dartmouth O. C. S. Society Mildred Randell Randell Fred Palmer Olive Providence, R. J George Mead Hillside St Gavin Taylor William H. Gutteridge Brooks St Maynard Mr. Taylor Congregational Church Taylor Charles A. Welch Lodge A. F A. M Town Frank Kershaw Lawrence William R. Taylor Camden

Commercial course planned for high school

The school committee moves to establish a new three to four year commercial course in the high school following town meeting approval. Interest is high among adults for a possible night course, but funding may limit evening sessions. A small student fee might support instructor pay while the committee provides rooms.

Easter Services Mark Maynard Observances Across Churches

Easter was observed with large congregations at four Maynard churches. St. Bridget's featured a strong musical program led by A A Hilferty with an orchestra at the 10 30 mass and impressive vespers in the afternoon. Rev Fr Browne and Rev Fr Sheehan delivered eloquent sermons. Congregational church offered a 10 45 service with a 24 voice chorus and a 4 30 vesper. M E church presented morning music led by Miss Bertha Batley and Miss Alta Perkins with Waino Kauppi, ending with a farewell sermon by Rev T J Judge and a Sunday school concert in the evening. St George's held an observant service with floral decorations and an appropriate sermon.

Maynard St. Bridget’s Church A. A. Hilferty Fr. Browne Sheehan Clara M. Leighton F. Flaxington Harker M. E Bertha Batley Alta Perkins Waino Kauppi T. J. Judge St. George’s Church

Farewell Sermon for Pastor T J Judge at M E Church

Rev T J Judge preached his last sermon to a large audience as he leaves the M E Church to attend the 116th annual New England conference in Springfield where his successor will be chosen It is expected that Rev Morrill A Osgood of Trinity Church Charlestown will become the new minister assigned to the town

T. J. Judge M. E Judge Morrill A. Osgood Trinity Church Charlestown

Burial of Mrs Morse in East Bridgewater

Mrs Jane A Morse aged 77 died at her granddaughter’s home last Tuesday afternoon. She was born in East Bridgewater and moved to our town 20 years ago. She was mother of Mrs Merrill Blanchard wife of a former Congregational pastor. She suffered years, confined to bed six months, death from complications. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon with Frederick N Rutan pastor officiating.

Jane A. Morse East Bridgewater Morse Merrill Blanchard Congregational Church Frederick N. Rutan

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