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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1909

Page

3

Maynard Campaign Beckons Amid Low Voter Interest

Maynard prepares for Republican and Democratic caucuses amid sparse public interest. Key races include selectmen, overseer of the poor, town clerk, and health board seats. Possible candidates mentioned include Sullivan Creighton Conley Morgan and Sanderson as a potential town clerk challenger.

Maynard Pdigh Selectmen Selectman Levi R. Cheney Frank E. Sanderson F. E McCleary Sanderson Tor “Ge Republic Atic kHio Board of Health F. A. Rich Albert Batley Dr. Rich Batley A. J. Coughlan P. J. Sullivan James Mullin Robert W. Carter John H. Lawton James N. Hatre C.S James J. Morae Sullivan Walker Creighton Repubean

Lincoln Community Notes On Feb Prolific Weekend

Sunday service at Congregational church featured Mrs. Edward W. Herman singing The Peace of God. Ansel S. Richards addressed Bemis hall on The Glory of Imperfection. James E. Gately returned from college ill with overwork and stays at Westminster Boston. Ruth Sherman hosted a party on Sherman road with guests Marjorie P. Virgie Ethel F. Bent Elizabeth C. Hunter Paul Murray Elmer Joslin Charles Watson Ronald Shepard. Rutherford club marked Valentine party Feb 12 at the Misses Benz home with candlelight and heart favors. attendees included F. E. Cousins Marion E H Ehlert Hattie B Heath Ruth E Sherman Ethel F Bent Bertha W Bent Elizabeth Hunter Lillian J Hunter Marjorie P Virgie Helen B Foster Glennah M Shepard Clifford B Whit ney Manning M MacRae Edward S Coburn Paul Murray Charles Watson Jesse M Potter Elmer Joslin Ronald Shepard Edward F Flint Arthur F Chapin.

Ruth Sherman Sherman Road Marjorie P. Virgie Ethel F. Bent Elizabeth C. Hunter Paul Murray Elmer Joslin Charles Watson Ronald Shepard Rutherford Club Benz Marion EH. Ehlert Hattie B. Heath Ruth E. Sherman Bertha W. Bent Elizabeth ©. Hunter Lillian J. Hunter Helen B. Foster Glennah M. Shepard Clifford B. .Whitney Manning M. .MacRae Hdward Coburn Jesse M. Potter Edward F. Flint Arthur F. Chapin

Immoral Pictures Prohibited by Maynard Selectmen Sunday

After a Friday afternoon meeting of the Maynard board of selectmen clergy and mov ie picture managers the Sunday shows were banned for the time being unless the films improve. Rev T J Judge and others urged removal of Sunday programs citing immorality and weak content. The vote ended 2 to 1 against Sunday evening showings with managers Gilroy and Riley presenting the business case.

Selectmen’s Board of Selectmen T. J. Judge Methodist Church A. J. Coughlan Judge Boston Maynard B. F. Hunt Hunt Gilroy B. Papineau Papineau B. F. Killilea Selectman Selectman Sullivan R. Jones Messrs Riley Mr. Riley

Death by Own Action Patrick Delaney Ends Life

Patrick Delaney aged 48 died by self inflicted throat cutting with a razor at his Sudbury street home between 3 15 and 4 45 last Wednesday afternoon. He had been out of work amid the depression and reportedly grew despondent. Brother in law Joseph Lucia found the body and notified police. Dr Flagg and medical examiner Dr B G Hoitt ruled it a death by own action. He is survived by one sister Mrs Joseph Lucia. Burial was in St Bridget's Cemetery.

Patrick Delaney Sudbury St Delaney Joseph Lucia A. J. Coughlan Connors Flagg B. G. Hoitt St. Bridget’s Cemetary

Vote No to Licenses in Maynard Epworth Leaguer Appeal

An Epworth Leaguer urges Maynard voters to oppose saloon licenses, arguing alcohol harms young men and promotes bums and loafers. The plea asks residents to give men a chance to become virtuous by removing temptation and voting no.

Maynard Epworth Leaguer

Burial in Rockville Conn Mrs Frank Miner Dies at Home

Mrs Frank Miner died at home on Dartmouth Street early last week after an illness. She was 26 and a native of Connecticut. She is survived by her husband, one daughter, a mother, two sisters and two brothers. The body was taken to Rockville for burial.

Charles K. Harris Harcourt Co Music Hall F. BE. Sanderson E. F. Worcester Press James Devane West Acton Arl Automobilé and Cartage Department of the Woman’s ‘Club Kate Douglas Wikgin Frank Crowley Went Eaton's Ket Charles Sweeney Lynn J Mass John Hutchinson High Rock Hutchinson Frank Lee Daisy Cottage Mears Ama Smith Tan Dog Bis Fairbanks Washington Congress Hawaii Philippine Islands China Japan Europe Frank Miner Dartmouth’ St Miner Réenari Conn Hof Iband Rockville

Thanks for support from friends, neighbors and Div 44 AOH

Mr and Mrs Joseph Lucier express gratitude to kind friends and neighbors and to the officers and all who helped in their hour of trouble. They thank Div 44 AOH for good work and for the beautiful flowers sent.

Joseph Lucier

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Maynard News Messrs Coughlan Conley St. Bridget’s Tempérance Society James Ledgard Court Maynard Annie Parker Litchfield Question Club George H.gutteridge Joseph Burke Washington St St. George's Teachers’ Club Lyman Hunson Schools Charlotte Canfield Nascnst Lincoln Sherman Senator Harvey Tirrell Bat Sentleman Waltham Beacon Hill Maynard Lodge Teddlers Mrd Brick Amory Maynard Main St Arly Katles A. “Welchlodge Giarehce Bodfish Providence A. %. Haynes Thomas ‘Sweeney Edward Doherty Newell's Charles A. Welchlodge A. I A. Minn Cooperative Joseph V. Gately Loewe's Block St. Bridget Jonh ‘Koskelia Dr. Grady A. Hall Congregational Church Edith Woodart Lillian Ogden Victoria Binns William Baxter Cooperative ‘Hall Washington Fund Marie “Dé Rochnidnt Ruth’ Warcsti Agnes Barry M. Louise Doherty Raymond Weligh Dartmouth College H. A. Rarle Lisbon Falla, Me Fred Shaw John Mahon John Moore Co. 1 Concord Baby May Eddy Sherman " Moving " Picture Company John Kelley Hudson William Sullivan Hayward Robert White Minnie Barry A. Distasio iConcord Junction Edward W. Herman Ansel S. Richards Lincoln Schools Bemishall James E. Gately Westminster Weihet Gaard Wiss Florence Salisbury Astech A. Bros, Trio of Johson’s $ Pharmacy M. F. Mullin Cyphers Incubator i Co Maynard Mans Robert. Veitch Montreal Father John Lynn Ghost of ‘Bard Hutchinson Voters of Rockville, Conng Tom Cougel Rexall Cough P. H. Doelee Nason St Rexall Store
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