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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1910
Page
3
Community notes report births and engagements, roving guests, school events, religious services, and local business updates. Highlights include Lincoln day programs, Palm Beach visits, and tireless club and society activities across Maynard with plans for concerts, lectures, and charitable events.
The piece outlines the Maynard town election plans with a strategy to retain the current board of selectmen, the Democratic attempt to endorse Connolley, and potential contests for town clerk, school board, water board, and other posts. It notes candidates Smith and McCleary, Goodnow for reelection, and minimal license debate.
A large attendance enjoyed a two part program at the M E Church event featuring food stalls and a mystery prize booth. The show included readings by Junior League members and a pantomime titled Wanted A Wife with roles for local participants.
Bernard Rothwell will speak at the Boston Business Men's Club next Tuesday evening. He is noted as a leader in Boston business life, president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, and a figure in the 1915 movement, with recent ties to city politics and a mention as a mayoral candidate.
George H. Gutteridge showcases a wide diamond assortment at greatly reduced prices, inviting buyers to not miss the opportunity.
Public sale at 2 oclock Saturday February 26 at the premises of William Taylor. Items include 1 rubber tired buggy 1 double runner sled 1 sleigh 1 covered wagon all in good shape suitable for baker cart or delivery wagon. Sandra Matson 13 Parker St will do washing or housework of any kind.
Five men and one woman competed for census taker posts in Maynard with exams held recently. The census work begins April first and must be finished within two weeks, amid uncertainty about population figures due to license impacts.
Eight hundred school children will perform Friday afternoon February 18 in Music Hall to observe Washingtons birthday. Edward Kingsley, public schools music instructor, will direct with the high school orchestra assisting. The event is open to the public with gallery and rear hall seating available.
Maynard defeated Marlboro at Pastime alleys by 21 pins as Lynch led with high score and four teammates stayed steady. J Billett subbed well and Henry Price contributed solidly, continuing Maynard’s winning streak.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions husbands and a desire related to sign or stipulation. No clear event names dates or places to anchor a full news item.
The Democratic town committee announces Thomas as a likely candidate for town clerk. Smith, who ran two years ago and placed in a three way race, is currently studying law in Boston and would open a town office to continue his studies and fulfill duties if elected.
A Maynard bowling team that has dominated recent games plans a series of matches in nearby towns. They will add two or more bouts with Hudson and, if needed, another pair against Concord.
Water commissioners urge a citizens committee to study alternate water supply options and report by April after a March meeting. They reference a 3,500 foot pipe expansion to the third chimney and note current consumption trends show only modest growth.
Miss Nellie White Main and Patrick Lawler married Sunday afternoon at St. Bridget's Church at 4 o'clock. Rev Walter Browne officiated with Reser as best man. The bride wore a blue Venetian satin with a Picture hat and the bridesmaid also wore blue. A reception and supper followed at the Oxford House before the couple left for a weeklong trip to Providence and other places. They will reside on Main Street upon their return.
The Wal tham Evening News urges against renominating Congressman Tirrell in the coming election. The Republican paper warns the district would be lost if he is renominated and notes ex-Chairman Doty would have run but took a federal post, leaving the field open for others.
The article notes top bowlers Edward Briett Henry Price and B J Coughlin with scores around 119 118 and 115. It describes a planned Marlboro series potentially expanding to Hudson Marlboro Maynard and talks of forming an All Star team to challenge Maynard. Capt James Hoar issues a town wide challenge seeking any society team with no color line or barred stars. Edward Everett of the I L team is highlighted in relation to past disbandment.
There is agitation to replace the hook and ladder truck with an up to date combination wagon. The current truck is too light for the heavy load and the two horse hitch limits capacity. Two good ladders are generally required at any fire, so a combination wagon would fit the need.
The Rexall Store in Maynard promotes Mucu-Tone as an unsurpassed cold prevention. It advertises two sizes priced at 50 cents and 1 00, claiming most chronic cases improve after about three large bottles and offering a personal guarantee.
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