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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

Page

3

Maynard News Highlights Local Socials and Travel

Local notes document Mr. and Mrs. Swayne returning from Southport Maine. Visitors include Miss Deane in Hampton Beach and Miss Nichols in Worcester. The big sale by Lesnick the shoe man is upcoming. Various residents enjoy vacations in Nova Scotia Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts with readings at church and school events.

Lesnick the Shoe Man

Lepine and Keefe Vie For District Representative Nomination

Maynard Democrats show strong interest as Joseph Lepine of Hudson announces Candidacy, signaling a likely contest with Keefe for the party nomination. The district campaign heats up with Case and McCleary active, while senatorial plans stall and Mitchell faces Tirrell in the congressional race.

Maynard Keefe Lepine Case McCleary Harvey Wheeler Concord Mitchell Tirrell Luce Cole

Funeral Tributes for Henry W. Clark at Acton Street Home

Henry W. Clark 47 native of Pittsfield died Thursday night at his Acton street home after a long illness. He lived in this town 27 years and worked as a woolsorter, in express services, and as a driver for Gove bakery. Survived by wife, sister Miss Lelia Clark, and brothers Elmer of Fitchburg Lorenzo of this town. He belonged to Maynard lodge I C O F Mizpah Rebekah Mizpah and Summerhill AOUW. Services held Sunday at home conducted by Rev. T. J. Judge. burial in Glenwood cemetery. many floral tributes and delegations from his societies attended.

Henry W. Clark Acton St Mr. Clark Pittsfield Utica Gove Clark Lélia/Clark Elmer Fitchburg Lorenzo Maynard Lodge I. C. O. Fy. Miz Glenwood Cemetery

New Music Teacher Elected by School Board

Edward Kingsley of Boston was elected supervisor of music for the coming year. He taught vocal lessons locally, spent last year as music supervisor in St. Johnsbury Vermont, and will also oversee music in Lexington and Belmont schools in addition to the local district.

Jena Haynes Gardner Haynes Ware Pillsbury State Highway Commission Edward Kingsley Boston Kingsley Maynard St. Johnsbury Lexington Belmont

Max Blatt Opens Sunday Newsstall as Dealers Fight

Max Blatt the irrepressible resumes selling papers on Sundays as a news agent claiming the right to stay open. He has kept his store open for several Sundays, suggesting the selectmen may delay action for the time being.

Max Blatt Max

Whirlwind Sale at Lever & Gruber Promises Vast Discounts

Waynard local notices announce Lever & Gruber will slash every article to clear stock for a complete store refresh. Early Friday morning shoppers can expect a rush as high grade goods are sacrificed with prices off the table. Mrs Wm Casey thanks supporters after a bereavement.

Lever & Gruber

Eastern Steamship Sailing Expands Coastal Vacation Travel

The article details peak vacation traffic from Boston to Maine and New Brunswick via Eastern Steamship Co routes. It lists the Portland Division service to Portland, the International Division to Portland Eastport Labec and St John N B, and the Calvin Austin route to St John. It notes new turbine steamships Gov Cobb and Camden in service between Boston and St John and daily/weekly sailings from Foster's Wharf and Union Wharf to various coastal destinations including Rockland Bar Harbor Bath and Bath on Sundays.

Boston Maine Maritime Provinces Eastern Steamship Co New Brunswick St. John Portland International Union Wharf Eastport Labec N. B Calvin Austin Gov. Cobb and Camden Foster’s Wharf Rockland Bangor Bar Harbor Blue Hill Sedgwick

A Woman's idea of Hell Vesuvius and the Italian Spirit

The narrator climbs Vesuvius from Sorento with Marcus Aurelian as guide. The spiral road reveals lava fields and petrified rivers like monstrous figures. At the crater rim the lava flood surges below as the mountain roars, shaping poetry and Italian character.

Vesuvius Sorrento Dante Church Fra Angelico Hell Marcus Aurelius Italy

The Contented Hostess and Nabisco Sugar Wafers

An advertisement style piece quotes A F Kennedy on retailing philosophy and argues Nabisco Sugar Wafers are key to a hostess's success. It extols wafers as versatile for luncheon desserts and after dinner treats, noting they pair well with chocolate and marshmallow.

Nearly a hundred Nard 18 now 99 years old

Christopher Kane, age 99, a Newfoundland fisherman by background, resides with his daughter Mrs. Michael Murphy in Maynard. Though his sight and hearing decline, he remains active and temperate, having lived in the United States for 17 years with a family history of seven siblings, one son, and one daughter.

Maynard Christopher Kane Kane Michael Murphy Brown St Murphy Newfoundland

Wholesale Robbery Sparks Town Interest and Arrests

Rumors of a wholesale wool theft from the American Woolen Co. have stirred the town with an estimated loss of 50 000 to 100 000. Three young men tied to Lawrence and North Andover firms, Franklin Butler Jr Willis N Kimball and Frew G A Stone, were taken into custody. Police allege wool shipped to the Washington mills was reshipped to Boston and sold.

American Woolen Co Franklin Butler, Jr Willis N. Kimball Lawrence Frew G. A. Stone North Andover Butler Washington Mills Boston

Maynard man struck by train escapes instant death

Joseph Decipua, an employee of Concord Maynard Hudson railway, narrowly survived a 1 40 pm collision near the power station. He was ice gathering when his horse spooked the approaching train and he was struck, breaking both elbows. He was taken to Mass General Hospital after initial care at the depot. Decipua had recently lost 800 in theft and is described as hard luck and industrious by local officials.

Joseph Decipua Concord, Maynard & Hudson At Detipia Bent Red House F. A. Rich A. Lenzi North Sudbury Mass. General Hospital Decipita Supt Ogden

Mahoney Denies Candidacy for Senate Nomination

In an Enterprise interview Mahoney says he has not authorized anyone to use his name for office and is not pursuing the Democratic nomination for the Senate. He notes sympathy for Keefe and praises Lapine, while Hudson Democrats question Lapine’s ties to Lynch.

Sena Enterpri Mahoney Keefe Lapine Hudson Representative Lynch Lynch

Maynard Cricket Ends Regular Schedule With Key Showdown

The Maynard cricket team faces Moore Spinning Co. in North Chelmsford on Saturday as the regular schedule ends. A Sept. 5 interleague clash with Mass. state league stars sparks big interest and could boost local cricket prospects. Worcester leads tied with Fitchburg with two games remaining, deciding contest possibly in Maynard.

Maynard Moore Spinning Co North Chelmsford Worcester Fitchburg

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Maynard News Wereek—Loca L Mildred Johnson Lugerne Lowell Gilsum N. H Joseph Dineen Emma Lizzie Deane Hampton Beach Flora Lester Frank Lawton Cambridge Joel F. Parmented Emma Roberts Lynn Thomas Caddy Pascoag RK. I J. H. Swayne Southport Mr. Coveney St. George’s Church Sara McCormack Saugus C. L. Kig Alonzo Mason Nova Scotia Gleasondale George Smith Lowell Thomas Halliday New Hampshire Cornelius Murphy Fall River Timothy Murphy High St Bertha Nichols Fred Shaw A. W.haynes A. B. Papineau St. George's ‘Church Ashmont James J. Hilferty Helmar Koski Alice McCormack Lena Whitney W. B. Case & Son’s Martin Peterson Cottage City H. H. Halliday Blace Mason Lenox James Farrell John Kelley Cy Young Laura Woodwart Florence Laura Woodart Niagara Falls A. J. Sullivan North Adams George Hinchcliffe Middlesex Mills Unity Circle Missey Gertrude Bessie Aggie Mahoney Mabel Morris Emily Shanahan Peak's Island Portland Harbor Chase Belle Carey South Framingham A. A. Bifferty Charles Crossley Sydney Hudson River Toronto F. B. Sanderson Irene Martin Ella Baxter Alvah Baxter William Baxter Harrison Persona Roy Dennistonea Dorchester Providence York Beach Harold Garney Waterville S. L. Bloomberg Grace Wood Natick Florence Oliver Hiarlboro Alisabet Aerte of Pagles Puffer’s Pond Labor Day George Laubenstien New Jersey Ula ‘Salisbury John King Christie Store Walter ‘McNally Clinton John Leyden Hugh Miller The William Sullivan Putnam and Willimantic Conn Emily Bovin Henry O’connell Washington, D. C John Garney Charles Keane Jean Whitney Hartford Ruth Whitehead Ralph Whitehead J. W. Sunderland Lena Sheridan Friends Acton Center James Albert Crowley Wellesley Etta Phillips Brooks Reed May Sullivan of. Hudson May Ledgard A. F. Newton North Leominster Congrégational Benjamin Harris Waverley Julius Loewe Josephine Sullivan Johnson Pharmacy Law Saunders Chelsea James’ Coulter F. Wardwell Springfield George Salisbury James Shea Woonsocket R. 1 Henry McCormack Elizabeth Warrema Christie Minnie Rosalie Shea Mary Shea Glendalest Mrs Long Pond Littleton Acton M. H. A. Club Music Hall Imperial Orchestra James Donnelley St. Bridget’s Church Marlboro Fr. Crowe Holy Name Sara Shaw Holyoke George Stuart Margaret Manning Sara Crosby Barre Mary E. Twoomey Newton Friends Carl Stockbridge South Freeport Elvie Koski William O'Connell Allston Albert Randell George Jones of Weltham William McAuslin John Dunn Margaret Bateman John Manning Thompson St. Thomas Jamaica Plain Dennis Sullivan John Sullivan Howe Elizabeth May John May Summer St John McNamara Waltham George Miller Harry Gill Lisbon Falls B.M. Nutting Nellie» Sweeney Franklin Jeremiah Kelley Charles Clapp Haynes Department Store Daniel Sullivan Clifford Whithey New York Atlantic City James Stott Methuen Officer Emerson Yeggs Mabel Annie Sullivan Mary. Burns James J. Morgan Joseph Mears Mass Somerset Mamie Irene. Sullivan R. I Elzabeth Phillips Margaret Murphy Albert W. Haynes Buick Automobiles Mr. Haynes George H. Gutteridge Mr. Gutteridge Lapine and Dis Waynard Local Wm. Casby A. F. Kennedy NARD Mr. Murphy H. P. N. Dahl's H. P. N. Dahl Franklin Over Fred Randell Byron Eldredge Daniel Goodenow Martha Hill Mahlon Hill Fred Sims John Horan Mary B. Twoomey Spinday William McCauley Roosevelt, Ariz Harvey Broadbent Brick A. Lesnick Brooklyn N. Y
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