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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1912
Page
4
Albert Haynes the architect visited Maynard to finalize plans for a new theatre. The drawing shows a handsome four storey front with plate glass, a central double arch gallery near the stage, and ample exits. The upper front story will serve as a banquet hall after state inspectors approve the project.
Christies store attracts holiday shoppers and expands clerical staff with new hires including Miss Elizabeth Scully Ella Springer Elizabeth Jackson Hazel Hindman Ruby Hamlin Margaret Murphy Mary Koski Ina Hendricksen Ruth Smia Myrtle Sims May Riley Lillian Usher Helen Ingerdela Mrs Robert Lester and Frank Sheridan to meet demand.
The Loewe family on Summer street reports a burglary during their absence with Mrs Loewe's coral necklace valued at 100 dollars stolen along with other women’s wear items. The rest of the jewelry and silverware remained undisturbed. Nearby, a transformer failure on Nason Street disrupted business for about 35 minutes at 9 PM Saturday. Christmas Night in Exchange Hall Acton features a Grand Concert and Ball by Poole's Boston Orchestra with a program and late Maynard Concord Junction transport. Mrs John White fully recovered from illness.
At a recent Assab Aerie meeting the following officers were elected for the ensuing year David Sharpe J P W James Boland pres William Himes V P Daniel Dwyer Chaplain Edward Cheney secretary John Murra treas Timothy Higgins Jos eph Hanna O G Bernard Gerrigan trustee for three years Franchckles trustee for two years David Sharpe trustee for one year Dr Samuel Reid physician The installation will be the first meeting in January Bernard Gerrigan installing officer William Baron conductor.
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