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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
3
Maynard residents attend visits and social events from Lawrence to Marlboro while mills improve and local businesses eye a busier season. Community updates include church sermons, vacations, alumni plans, local sports results, and discussions of a new direct nominating bill stirring political interest.
An August 31 program draws a large crowd with Ralph J. Winslow baritone from Boston as director of a Dorchester church choir. Jo A. Davis of Allegheny, Penn, an impersonator of note, is also secured to perform.
Readable scraps hint at a stray note about a shelter and airship. The garbled lines mention Moe Yort Telegram and Santee, suggesting a misread historical telegraph or wartime message with unclear context.
Hudson physician Dr Glazier considers a senate run in the Tal district as Waltham and Maynard Republicans weigh likelihoods. He previously pursued a nomination two years ago but was set aside by party bosses who backed John L Harvey of Waltham. The rival split recalls the 10th Middlesex feud involving Sullivan and Wood, with Hudson delegates rallying behind the plan, potentially reviving old tensions if Glazier pursues the race.
Christie unveils a remarkable sale kicking off this week with notable pieces and heavy collector interest. Auction house signals strong bidding and anticipated high prices for premier items.
Obituary notice states a funeral mass conducted at St Bridget's Church followed by burial in St Bridget's Cemetery. The service took place Tuesday morning at the home of Michael Waldron on Mill Street.
Taft signs the Postal Savings Bank Bill as Oregon Grange plans its May 10 meeting. Austin D Buxton urges membership restricted to agricultural workers. 144 subordinate chapters exist in 25 counties with 8 288 total members. C E B Spence elected Statemaster. pay set for state master. convict labor policy approved. balance near $6000. One hundred sixty four candidates took the sixth degree. Mrs B B Lord spoke.
The Grange celebrates the enactment creating postal savings banks with a board to designate post offices, set deposit limits of 400 a month and 500 total, 2 percent interest, and a treasury cash reserve of 5 percent. The system allows up to 65 percent of deposits kept in banks while no more than 30 percent may be withdrawn for U S bonds. Juvenile Granges praised for social and personal development.
A fragmented sports note hints at Maynard and Hudson competing in a baseball setup. Pa contrasts with Sweeney, Frank appears, and Jimmy is noted for base hits while Flood guards third. Wilder Murray and Manning patrol the outfield against Hudson batting.
A fragment indicates Rep Bailey addressed conservative members of the legislature with remarks in May. The text is incomplete but points to a discussion of legislative direction and party alignment.
Jefferson County holds a notable rank in New York state, described as peerless among counties for its large area. The text emphasizes its vast extent compared to others, highlighting its exceptional size within the state.
The fourth district Republican race to succeed Tirrell narrows to a battle between W. W. Wilder and Rep. Harry Pierce as leaders line up. With state committee oversight and limited excitement, Maynard remains calm and Inpa shows little movement until the caucuses.
Worcester officials report satisfaction with tarvia street coatings, noting good results as temperatures rise. The board of selectmen received a city street department inquiry about methods and outcomes and may expand use next year.
The Lake Boon Catholic cottagers held a Saturday evening benefit at the lakeside church fund. Joseph Smith former Boston cleric and humorist spoke on Memories of O Reilly while the Arlington Glee Club performed and dancing followed. Plan to form a Lake Boon Catholic association to support church work.
A four point plan under the Ohio grange invites member participation. The notice outlines a contest for members and mentions a total of forty two participants.
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