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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
3
Multiple residents workers and visitors are listed across Fitchburg Lawrence Cambridge and Stoneham Thanksgiving gatherings and local job changes. Notable items include basketball fans at the Hudson opener and a planned Washington class social to fund trips, plus a town meeting to raise funds for schools fire and police departments.
Inter town teams may play a series starting January with games alternated in Maynard and Hudson and a possible neutral floor deciding game. The Hudson-Marlboro group wants the series to open the season after Friday's launch and aims to have the squad in top form before facing Maynard. The安排 promises a heated set with Maynard backing its club to the limit.
Maynard dominated Saxonville 29 to 19 in Mussel Hall Sara day night. Archer led Maynard with six baskets while Cleary Maley and Coady contributed strong floor play. The large crowd approved the effort as Maynard plans to host tougher teams next. Attendance was 450 with notes on fouls and refereeing by Mahoney.
The late Reverend Father Tewin O'Brien recommended Father Johns Medicine to parishioners, praising its health benefits. Advertised as pure and wholesome, it claims no narcotics and offers strength to combat cold, throat, and lung troubles, with fifty years of use.
A civic note from Bluffton Indiana promotes going home in various moods and ends with a sales tail for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy via J. Dwinell Maynard. The fragmentary ad urges returning home for consolation fun and reform while touting the cough remedy for cold relief.
Maynard travels to East Boston on Wednesday to meet the fast and undefeated home squad led by Arthur Regan. Saturday brings Cambridge with a star lineup including Joe Lynch Healey, Arthur Regan, McGrail, and Kelley to Maynard. Maynard will counter with either Coady or Jim Rowley from East Boston.
Danvers, heavier and faster, defeated Maynard 15 point margin as Desmond led Maynard with eight baskets while Coady Hayes and Colbert provided standout play for the visitors. Murray topped Maynard with 5 points as crowd of 550 watched three 15 minute periods.
Despite hard times John Booth’s Lewling alleys see strong interest in the turkey roll off. Joseph Tucker wins with a three string total of 317 while Billett is second with 299. Shaw tops the chickens with a 116 string and talks begin on forming a mill league if business normalizes.
It states that strength comes from digestion and assimilation, not food amount. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver, improving function, appetite, endurance, and weight. Prices 95 cents. Samples free. For sale Pyke J Dwinell.
The Maynard football team cancelled Saturday's game with North Billerica due to Thursday's strenuous work leaving about half the squad in poor condition. Next Saturday North Grafton makes its first appearance here and is expected to be the season highlight. If weather holds, games continue through Christmas with plans against Woodmill of Lawrence and a Christmas day match with Everett.
Miss Helen Ferns formerly of this town married Harry Carlyn in St. Jerome's Church Brooklyn last Wednesday evening at 8. Miss May Ferns served as bridesmaid and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferns attended. The couple will reside in Brooklyn.
Reports from mills across the state indicate no decisive improvement though some plants resume after weeks idle. Local plans foresee a four day week ending Thursday, with several weeks of this schedule expected. Saxonville mills have been closed two weeks and other small plants likewise paused as general signs point toward renewed prosperity.
Mrs Louise Wilson and William Newman were married Wednesday evening at St George's church in Newman. Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau officiated with Beatrice Wilson as bridesmaid and Guy Elms as best man. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple left on a short wedding trip before moving to Brown Street.
Miss Cora Morton died after a year long illness. She was born in town and resided here, cherished for her many fine qualities. She was 18 years and six months old. Survived by three sisters, one brother, and her father. Funeral in St. Bridget's church with burial in St. Bridget's cemetery. Bearers named. An illustrated Evangeline lecture by E A Kempton is planned for the Woman's club next Tuesday.
Maynard and Nor teams met at football grounds Thursday before the largest crowd of the season. The game was even in the first half with Maynard rallying in the second, scoring twice to force a one goal lead before Billerica fought back. The final score showed Maynard ahead as players from Jones Allan RFB and Billett LFB contributed standout moments for the home side. Referee J. Cowles officiated with Spence and Rhodes on the lines.
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