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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1916
Page
5
Maynard reports residents visiting friends in Brewster Pittsfield and Attleboro. local workers face grippe epidemics with several on sick leave while others return to duties at mills stores and courts. events include moose lodge meetings bowling team recruitment and a masquerade ball attendance.
At the Grange meeting in Odd Fellows hall H Linwood White summarized the year and urged forming a home garden committee of 35 to work with public schools on gardening needlework canning and cooking for youths. A nominating committee was named and a New Year resolutions entertainment followed. An installation postponed to January 20 will include Charles H Gardner of Westfield as installing officer.
Prominent Louisville druggist Pé Taylor extols Rexall Orderlies as the best laxative. He calls keeping the bowels open the simplest and strongest health policy and says the small box fits anyone’s needs. He praises its pleasant taste for men women and children.
The Republican town committee organized on January 4 with Gavin Taylor as chairman John W Flood as secretary and James J Morgan as treasurer They voted to hold a caucus on January 27 to nominate town officers endorse all nominees and place names on the committee ballot Candidates must file with the secretary by January 20.
Advertises Citrolax as best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Promises fast relief from headaches and thorough flushing without pain or nausea. Claims cleanse and purify the system and urges asking for Citrolax at Johnson Pharmacy Maynard.
The Y P S C E held its monthly vestry meeting at the Congregational church. Officers Gavin Taylor Jr and Miss Emma Guillow were greeted, a two-menu supper followed, with oyster stew and ham entrees. Entertainment included Miss Reba Taylor and Miss Edith Garlick, with Taylor and Robert Jackson performing violin duets. The event concluded with games and social time led by chairwoman Mrs. Franklin P. Flagg.
At Cannon's half Monday evening the Spoolers' and Drawers' union installed recently elected officers. John Golden of New York national president of the United Textile Workers of America attended as installing officer and spoke on unionism. The meeting moved to Masonic hall for a turkey supper, music, and social hour. Golden received a reception from local union officers after the event.
The 7th grade Bancroft Street school enjoyed a sleigh ride to Hudson Tuesday evening in Alton Whites pung. Chaperone Miss Gertrude Wade. The 8th grade Nason Street plans a sleighing party Thursday evening and the junior class of the high school also. An east bound car leaving Maynard around 8 PM plunged into a snow plough, badly shaking several passengers.
At St. Bridget's Temperance meeting on Sunday night last year's officers were elected by acclamation. A no license committee was appointed, consisting of John Horan, Daniel Colbert, John Bunch Jr., John Murray and William Maley, and will begin an active campaign at once.
The Court Maynard, F of A, held its final meeting at Odd Fellows hall on Monday evening. Members may receive clearance cards to affiliate with the grand court. The court voted to dissolve, to take effect after 30 days. estab Dec 1, 1890, marking its 25th year.
At a Tuesday night meeting of the St George's church Men's club officers were elected: Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau president, William Brindley vice president, Arthur Soar secretary, Ernest Boothroyd treasurer, Albert Easthope and James Cowles auditors. Henry Ledgard and Mrs Blanchard Weaver attended a relative's wedding in Holyoke Tuesday.
Members of the Question club were entertained by Miss Pauline Bent Monday evening at her Summer street home. The evening featured a Christmas tree with the hostess as Santa Claus giving out gifts, plus music, refreshments and social time.
Miss Jessie T. Graham and Paul F. Delaney of Concord Junction were married Friday afternoon at the parochial residence by Rev. Daniel Cronin. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Parker Street. a full wedding account appears in the Concord Junction columns.
Maynard Massachusetts January 1 1916 the quarterly meeting of the trustees of the Askabet Institution for Savings will be held at the banking rooms Maynard Massachusetts on Wednesday January 45 1916 at eight o'clock P M for the purpose of transacting any business which may properly come before a said meeting.
Advertisements recall testimonials from readers in Flat River Missouri and Evansville Indiana praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble rheumatic pain and croup relief. Johnson Pharmacy Maynard and Fowler block store ads promote the remedy and warn cold weather strains strain kidneys.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for acts of kindness shown after their recent bereavement. They especially thank the Spinners Union members, relatives, and friends who assisted, along with Mrs. Bridget Casey and family.
The local post office report shows December business around $1000 with the final week contributing over half that total or $550. The note highlights a strong rush period and a clear weekly split in receipts.
The high school freshman class enjoyed a sleighing party to Hudson Tuesday evening with chaperones Miss Coughlin and Miss Bennett. Since not all could be accommodated, the remainder will go Thursday night.
R G Collins of Barnegat N J endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for lagrippe cough claiming rapid relief and exhaustion reversal. Johnson Pharmacy Maynard advertises the product while a January 5 report notes a House resolution asking the president to share Austro German plot information with Congress.
Alexander Hickland learned of his mother's death in New York City on Monday and, accompanied by his wife and daughter Alice, with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rock and Alexander Marsden, left Tuesday to attend the funeral. Also contains an unrelated药供广告段关于 Foley 促销的，请忽略。
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