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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1905
Page
3
Maynard items note W C Croft to build a Summer street house for B J Coughlin and list visits, new employments, church events, social clubs, and street railway news. Mentions residents from Springfield, Boston, Nashua, Worcester, Concord Junction, and Acton, plus civic activities, plants, and memorial services.
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na tablets as a cure for stomach weakness and related ailments. It claims regular digestion yields rosy health, with improvements in skin, eyes, breath, and energy, and it guarantees a refund if Mi-o-na fails to help.
For a weak digestion no medicine replaces food but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets help you digest your food. The amount digested matters, not quantity taken. Thousands benefited. tablets cost a quarter. For sale by Johnsons Pharmacy and H J Dwinell Maynard.
The Maynard cricket club joins the Mass Central league with Clinton Fitchburg Leominster and Forge Village and will meet St Matthews Billerica and A Buntings Lowell. The full schedule includes May 6 12 20 27 June July 1 8 15 22 29 and August 5 12 19 26 with open dates.
The long promised Maynard versus I H A C basketball series collapsed into a fizzle. A dispute after the last game left two Maynard players refusing to play together, managers scrambling for replacements, and many in attendance at Music hall disappointed as Maynard failed to show. The outcome made the series status clear despite the unrest.
B J Coughlin plans remodeling his Nascn street building within days. The existing structure will be moved back 24 feet and a two story front addition built wider to accommodate two stores with two large offices above. Several applications have been filed for the extra store. the final occupant is not yet decided.
Thomas Charmbury a respected town resident died Friday morning at his home 17 Roosevelt street He was 74 and survived by son Thomas Charmbury Jr of Baltimore and four daughters Mrs Ellen Cook of Boston Mrs Wilbur Hamlin Mrs Albert Wilson and Mrs Charles Gilliow of this town and Gilsum New Hampshire The funeral was Sunday at 2 30 p m with burial in Glenwood cemetery
James J. Hilferty reports receipt of a state board notice granting aid until September 1, reducing local share for the superintendent's salary this term. Rheumatic pains are quickly relieved by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm, praised for fast relief and value. for sale by local merchants.
A town meeting left residents disappointed as the appropriation for band concerts failed to pass. The concerts had given pleasure to many, especially women, who attended last summer in large numbers. Band members had previously tried private subscription with little success and are reluctant to try again, signaling the loss of a cherished summer entertainment.
Rep Sullivan landed another appropriation under Chapter 47 of the Revised Laws to fund road work in the town. The project starts at the Main street crossing of the B and M railroad and expands up Main Street as funds permit, with surveying to begin at once.
The funeral for Charles A Hodges was conducted Saturday at 2 30 p m at his Linden street residence by Rev E C Hunt of the Congregational church. Interment followed in Glenwood cemetery with the Masonic burial service. Members of Charles A Welch lodge A F and A M and the fire department escorted the body to the grave.
selectmen will act on granting liquor licenses this Wednesday night amid renewed high interest. No tips have emerged about who will receive licenses, leaving the public to guess. No new developments occurred during the week.
An advertisement extols Cham berlain's Pain Balm as a popular remedy for rheumatism. It claims one application relieves pain and many users report permanent cures, noting the product’s extensive sales and low cost. It ends with a sales prompt for purchase.
Maynard Massachusetts board notice dated April 6 1905 states G Frank Cutting and Harold B Bent trading as G F Cutting Co apply for innholder first class and wholesale dealer fourth class licenses for premises on the northerly side of Summer Street known as the Maple House in the whole building.
Rehearsals for The District School under le K. society progress smoothly. A 40 voice chorus directed by Robert W. Carter will perform with the production, promising a successful occasion late this month.
Hyomei cures catarrh by breathing the air passages and lungs. It kills catarrhal germs, heals irritated mucous membranes, and enters the blood with oxygen to drive the disease from the system. Johnson's Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee if Hyomel does not cure.
Guardian Mary J. McGuire, guardian of Patrick Joseph Christie McGuire, will conduct a public auction on April 17 1905 at 10 a m for two parcels in Sudbury. The Israel Rice Homestead comprising about 49 acres and the River Island Lot of about 13 acres are described in deeds dated 1889 and 1891. $200 down, balance in ten days at 661 Main street Walham.
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