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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
3
Local notes report numerous visits and entertainments across Maynard from Lynn to Greenfield with many families hosting friends. A Roosevelt rally features Gifford Pinchot as a speaker while Taft is favored to carry Maynard amid anti Rooseveltrian sentiment and party machine critiques.
An advertisement from The P. H De Les at 12 Nason Mass Marlboro promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic promising to show hair growth unless roots are dead. It guarantees a full refund after three bottles if dandruff scalp cleansing and hair regrowth do not occur and claims no obligation or formalities for the trial.
Notice from Maynard dated April 2 1912 announces the annual meeting of the Assabet Type for Savings corporation. Members will convene Monday evening the 6th at eight oclock P M to elect the median of others for the ensuing year and to transact other proper business. Per order President Howard A Wilson Clerk.
Maynard high opens season against Wayland on their home field and loses 15 to 2. Gibbons starts pitching but is sidelined by illness, replaced by Don Lent who tosses four solid innings. Newton shines behind the plate and Porter shows outfield promise as the team prepares for tougher games ahead. The Maynard band, led by Charles Brackett, rehearses and books six engagements with Memorial Day performances in Saxonville Framingham and Sudbury.
A Maynard Massachusetts store promotes Rexall Orderlies as a candy like laxative. The ad touts no griping or nausea and a full money back guarantee if customers are not thoroughly satisfied. Available in 10c 25c and 50c sizes at The Rexall Store PF H De Lee 12 Nason St.
Charles A. Welch lodge of A F A M hosted a formal evening for the ladies of the lodge with a varied program. Performers included violinist Leon Gorodetzky soprano Evelyn J. Jordan pianist Miss Mary Helen Pumphrey and humorist Walter Cudworth Gile. A lunch followed served by committee members and the entertainment and reception committees were led by named lodge officers.
May initiated three candidates at Odd Fellows hall after a roast beef supper in Masonic hall. Acton Concord and Boston lodges attended with Grand Master Margnall and Grand Instructor from Boston present. Reception committee included Allan Howard Samuel Parkin A D Holt William Morris and Lorenzo W Clark.
Rev A Morrill Osgood succeeds Rev T J Judge as Maynard pastor after Springfield conference. He preaches Our Earthly Home and Our Heavenly Home, citing ocean disaster. Osgood, born in Raymond New Hampshire, has held multiple churches and teaches at Chatauqua assembly. He marries Bertha Newell in Boston and moves to occupy the parsonage.
The Leap Year club hosted a springlike Ball at Cooperative Hall. Red lighting and gowns created a pretty scene as Newell's orchestra played from 8 to 12 with 20 dances. Mrs. Brools Reed led the floor. a long committee list oversaw the event, drawing high praise from attendees.
A large Maynard audience enjoyed a music hall concert marking the Maynard brass band’s 28th anniversary. The program featured marches overtures illustrated songs baritone solos motion pictures and a band finale. The Maynard Midgets beat Hudson 12 to 5 on Saturday with Lloyd and Porter star performers. The P N B club meets Thursday evening with Miss Hazel Hyndman.
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