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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
7
The Maynard mill will shift to an earlier close at 5 30 PM with a 6 45 AM start as the 54 hour law takes effect in January. Saturday half holiday remains. Thursday through Saturday noon hours include double 8 and H. Green stamps offers at Finnes & Holt's.
Local Maynard notices include a calendar distribution plan for May 3 through May 7 by W F Litchfield, a request to purchase a pool room and cigar store in Marlboro, a lost pocketbook reward, a cottage rental on Priest Street, and thanks from the Stuckett and Rainville families for support after a bereavement with O O F Maynard lodge members noted.
Readable segments highlight a shop promoting cigars and smoking articles as Christmas gifts. It mentions Nason Street bowling alleys as a place to enjoy a courteous visit and clean surroundings during winter leisure.
Mrs. Edwin Tebbets was shot in the arm by Charles Dever of Gleasondale after an early morning confrontation at her home. Deputy Chief Connors pursued and arrested Dever near William Jones's residence on Great Road, safely taking him to the local police station. Dever was identified by Mrs. Tebbets as the assailant.
Three Massachusetts cities vote final elections in 1912 with new charters. North Adams backs mayoral race with Charles L. Fisk seeking another term. Lawrence elects Mitchell A. Searcon as mayor and James B. O'Donnell in Lowell.
Local ad touts a full line of candy fruit and nuts. Includes Lowney's Schrafft's and other popular makes. Emphasizes freshness and variety with boxes of assorted sweets.
Sticks of high power dynamite found buried in shrubbery at the Arthur Letts yard in Los Angeles. Police believe an attempt to blow the Letts residence was planned but no caps or fuses were found. A Gardner discovered the items near Ntineles, Cal, on December 20.
A full line of furniture including stoves rugs carpets and art squares as well as glassware china crockery and books both new and used offered among other useful goods in a general sale listing.
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