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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
7
Citizens of Maynard discuss building a town hall as several sites and the sewer and school needs shape timing. A high level committee will investigate before proceeding, with opinions favoring prudent planning and potential site purchases for future construction.
Carl Anderson, 22, an American Powder Co. mill operator, died after a Monday morning explosion at Wheel Mill No. 7 in Concord. The blast caused about 500 dollars in damage as a wet green charge failed to deliver full force. Anderson died at Deaconess hospital at 9 p.m. following heart trouble. he was born in Loiten, Norway, and survived by his parents and two brothers. Burial was in Concord after services led by Rev. Ole Thérpe.
Assessors have worked since the month’s start and expect to finish the outdoor portion within a week. Samuel Mitchell served as interpreter for Polish residents and Silvia Imbimbo for Italians during the labor. Otto Helenius, 37, Finnish born, died in a Cambridge hospital after illness. survived by wife Ida and five children. burial at Glenwood cemetery.
H P N Dahl an long time optician alerted the state optics authorities to a man claiming to be a doctor selling medicated glasses. The state optics body began an investigation likely to lead to his conviction. Albert Batley attended the Boston flower market trade exhibition in Boston Saturday.
Thomas F. Parker completes his 21st year in Maynard and has transformed his jewelry business into a thriving hardware store. He offers a full line of mill supplies paints builders tools and sporting goods. The shop, renovated to handle rising demand, is presented as a model progressive hardware outlet in the state.
Textiles centers in New England watch the pending tariff bill with keen interest. The Payne Aldrich changes hit cotton and wool more. rates for yarns cloths dress goods and ready made clothing rise to 15 to 35 percent ad valorem. Carpet taxes near 35 percent. Effects likely brief as industry seeks readjustment to new conditions.
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