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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
5
The library will enforce a seven day rule on new books to keep circulation high. Roscoe Plaistead of Boston presented the Maynard Checker Club with two handsome pictures.
The senior class of the high school prepared a handsome interior scene for their January play in Music hall. The setting was created by the students. At a Y M C A meeting new officers were elected with a reception and supper planned for retiring officers. The Middlesex club defeated A Co H bowling 1320 to 1220. River View laundry added a new auto truck and tramine machine. business grows weekly.
Edward B. Rose’s celebrated drama The Rosary will be presented at Music Hall Manard on Monday evening with John Meehan as Father Brian Kelly. The play has been a dramatic sensation and promotes forgiveness and justice, with thoughtful humor interwoven. Seats are on sale at Dwinnel's.
In Maynard the Lerer department store on Main and Nascent streets expands under Mr Lerer using solid methods to attract patrons. The shop now offers a well equipped selection for adults and children and anticipates a busy Christmas season with new stock. Also notices include a house to let and a lost black and white heifer near Lake Joan reported by H Nerby of Concord Massachusetts.
Mr and Mrs Willard M Powers entertained at their home Maynard Farm over Thanksgiving with guests including Miss Pearlice Browner George Bo June of Providence R I Mrs Johnston P Allen Miss Diana Martell Geo R Allen of Hudson and Mr and Mrs E A Powers Sudbury Center
In Sudbury the town schools are closed due to a scarlet fever case in the Porton family of North Sudbury. Road Commissioner A A Dakin surveys Hudson road from Porter's corner toward the Hudson line with a special grant of 150 dollars. About 66 couples attended Thanksgiving Hall at the C L Q club, but a few rowdy guests from neighboring towns disrupted dancing. Several locals visited relatives and traveled for the holiday including Mrs Mary F Porter and Albert W Porter in Worcester, Mr and Mrs Alfred Haskell in Southbridge, Mrs C J Perry and daughter Marjorie in Roxbury, and others such as Earl F Lansil of Waverly, Parker W Fairbank of Tufts, and Harvey W Fairbank of Amherst.
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