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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
3
Community calendar items include Rebekahs officer elections A T club dances and church events. Notables list illness travel contracts and social visits with locals in Maynard and nearby towns amid holiday preparations and winter performances.
Henry Newcomb longtime Maynard resident and former Barre native died at 7 p m Wednesday from brain hemorrhage at age 64. He worked at the powder mills and was a 30 year member of Charles A Welch lodge A F and A M. Survived by daughter Mrs F A Rich, he lived with her for years. Funeral was Saturday afternoon with burial at Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Kathryn Coughlin warned a hand car crew of five at Acton Street crossing as a freight train neared on a blind curve. Wind muffled sounds and a high bank hid the approach, but her timely warning caused the men to jump clear just as the train passed.
Sate night results show the S H A C team losing 38 to 12 and the junior squad dropping 20 to 18 at Saxonville. The Maynard men vow a stronger performance in a rematch while a separate feature recalls Rev O D Moore's tale of torture and his recovery with Dr Kings New Discovery.
Quietly observed Sunday a Maynard couple, Mr. and Mrs. Fix, celebrated half a century of married life. Immigrants from Germany, they arrived in Maynard in 1859 after marrying in 1855. He worked as a machinist at the Assabet mill for 30 years, recalling the town’s early days. They have one living child, Mrs. Harry Trampleasure of Jamestown, New York.
J. R. Bent will construct several more houses on Bent avenue off Summer street. The cellar for Mrs. Hannah Shea’s new residence on this avenue has been laid and construction will start soon.
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