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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
3
Maynard report covers town life from J F Gannon Co. sale to Harriman’s laundry shifts, plus court news, school events, lodge installations and upcoming dances. Notables include Nan Welcomb moving to Boston, Patrick Murphy illness, and the Assabet mills boiler project amid a flurry of community notices and social events.
The record shows standings with teams Burkes So Framingham Institutes and Maynard, listing games played and points totals. Burkes leads with 24 games and 256 points, followed by So Framingham 20 games and 224 points, Institutes 21 games and 226 points, and P A C 16 games and 150 points.
At the request of friends of the Finn band the program prints the pieces they will render at West Gardiner Saturday. The lineup includes multiple selections such as Sleeping Beauty Overture Golden Gate Waltz Best of All Till March Living Pictures and other titles with composers Dalbe Cleveland Leader and Jacobsen listed among the performers.
The committee of arrangements for the D. Y. W. Y. K. club presents a Jan 31 Bal de Masque concert by Brigham's Orchestra. Selections include Lillian N Brown Overture Rival Petter Duet Flute and Clarinet Barnard Gavotte Forget Me Not Gerce Selection Top Liner Jhattanay Finale Pot Pouri Brigham.
Citizens weigh the merits of a permanent officer force to curb arrests and reduce costs. Proponents argue a full time officer protects the town and deters crime, while opponents fear higher expenditures and question feasibility.
Maynard moves to prepare for smallpox as Clinton Marlboro and Framingham report cases. Selectman Sullivan and Health Board member David Henderson plan site inspections to identify isolation locations and estimate costs. A committee will report at the Wednesday selectmen meeting with action expected.
Dealers insist the six cent a quart agreement breakdown does not hurt profits as grain costs rise and cows fetch high prices. Consumers prefer fair profits for suppliers, resist price cuts, and expect no further milk reductions while prices stay reasonable.
Maynard honors Thomas Farrell a long time resident who died at Summer street home after a prolonged illness. Born in Lowell 56 years ago he lived in Maynard since age four, worked in Axsabet mills and liquor business before running a smallware store and restaurant. Survived by wife Bridget Feeley seven children two sisters and one brother. funeral at St Bridget's church with many from nearby towns attending.
Rev. John A. Crowe hosted a Monday gathering for St. Bridget’s church choir and Sunday school teachers. The group rode sleighs through West and South Acton to Concord, dined at the Colonial House, and returned via Sudbury. Participants included Catherine Coughlin Minnie Hilferty Rose Hannon Hannah Sweeney Hattie Owens Annie Dunn Maud McGrail Alice Murphy Mary Waldron Mae Morgan Mary McAvoy Agnes Waldron Tessie Owens Mamie Scully Fanny Annie Julia White Mary Hannon Emily Shanahan Agnes Thane Mary Mahoney Louise Murray Alice Nagle Nellie May Mary J. Duggan John Church Rev. John A Crowe William Hannon Touts Hannon A Alphonsas Hilferty.
The eighth annual St Bridget parish reunion occurs January 2 with top attractions. M J Dwyer of Boston presents an illustrated lecture. Tom Moore hosts Night. Annie L McMorrow Rose Garrity and James F Sweeney perform, James T Whalen will accompany. O Dell’s orchestra provides dancing music after.
Olaf Anderson, age 14, was arrested by a Dominion Steamship Co. agent in Maynard on a charge of stealing $50 from a Boston mission matron. He had traveled from Norway after fleeing a bank job, stayed in Concord and Maynard, and admitted the thefts. He will be sent back to Norway at the company’s expense.
Members of the Episcopal Church at Florida Road surprised Rev. and Mrs. Ao Bo Paupineau with a housewarming at the new rectory. William Whitehead presented remembrances including a damp drawing and a handsome oak sideboard as expressions of gratitude. A social hour followed in the church basement with numerous attending couples and friends.
State of Ohio confirms oath of senior partner of Foo J. Cheney & Co. that the firm offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 payoff for every case of catarrh not cured. Includes testimonial claims, notary attestation, and directions to obtain testimonials.
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