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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1914
Page
9
Maynard residents and visitors figure in a bustling social column. Among the items, families travel for holidays, tradesmen report sales, mill workers shift posts, and local clubs host gatherings with guests from surrounding towns.
At a Saturday board meeting Maynard selectmen granted Julius Loewe a first class liquor license for Harriman Street overruling T J O Donnell who also applied. Hector Roberts to manage. Frank S Ferns received a sixth class license amidst license shifts that unsettled the town.
Thomas Yvetton of Hancock Michigan reports Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound quickly relieves a coughing throat and soothes croup and throat troubles. The letter highlights its effectiveness for persistent coughing.
A Friday evening runaway involved two horses starting near the depot at six o clock. The pair split around a tele graph pole near a store, one horse forcing a purse through a cellar window. Fireman Tony Cains corralled the second horse as the owners, Char ing town fruit dealers, reported minor harness and wagon damage.
The annual bazaar of the Seee Ee st runs Thursday to Saturday with a program of poetry by Mary Hiltunen, a one act play The Great Visitor, and dancing. Imatra band supplies music, while V Nisknen delivers a speech and Paul Gyoras sings. Saturday includes mixed chorus selections, a K Nylund address, and prize distributions.
Dr Emrich presided as the sion church held an evening meeting with Rev F from Boston as secretary of Home Missionary Work. The service noted the dedication of the occasion though illness prevented some attendees from joining.
A matinee at Cooperative hall featured Migs Alice Donahue winning a barrel of flour and other prizes including baseballs bats and gloves. Local residents and visitors from Worchester Taunton Brockton and Providence are noted for visits, hosting and social events with clubs, whist evenings and executive board gatherings.
The item lists numerous local residents and visitors in Fitchburg and nearby towns, naming families such as Mr and Mrs John Lawton, Mrs E C Smith, Curtis Smith, and others. Activities include visits to relatives in Charlestown Milford Medford and Boston, holiday gatherings, work changes at a Gleasondale mill, and a benefit day for the National band in Naylog April 28.
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