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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1901
Page
4
A cluttered column discusses infections, military figures, journalism views, and political figures. It mentions LaGrippe, two Hawaiians aiming for West Point, Lord Raglan on South Africa, Wanamaker comments on Philadelphia, and remarks on Roosevelt era politics. The fragmentary text blends opinions and brief notices without a single cohesive story.
State of Ohio Toledo advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. Frank J. Cheney claims internal action on blood and system with testimonials available. Notarized statement sworn December 6 by A. W. Gleason. Sold by druggists for 750.
In Mase on January 16 the city debated reducing stock levels at the local bank. The Yarn Mer. Brown recovered from wounds in a Boston report dated January 16. In Montpellier Vermont on January 16 the grand jury was impaneled to consider the case of ten Italian anarchists accused of plotting to kill a chief mentor. one suspect was reported as bound for a trip.
In a Dowie baptism scene, men in black cassocks and women in gowns proceed through a Font ritual with three submersions. A perplexed crowd watches as assistant clergy submerge candidates while Dr Dowie pronounces blessings after the last group, including elderly women. The report intertwines other brief notices from London and Pekin.
Maynard Culhane and Weston minstrels booked for Music Hall on January 28. Engagement at Fred Mareden with Miss Lottie Distin of Peabody. Y M S N club plans a supper and entertainment at Congregational church February 1. Rev. John A Crowe hosted sleighing party for teachers and Rt. Bridget's Sunday school at Wayside Inn. Library Echo to debut soon edited by high school pupils. Bal de Masque on January 25 features Brigham's orchestra and prizes for best dressed lady and grotesque costume. James Lyman Whitney to visit January 24 for town grand demonstration in Music Hall with 300-voice chorus and Bailey lecture. Father Cumming to attend.
Maynards triumph over P A C 148 to ... Axford led with over half the points, scoring two from the floor and four on free throws. Axford 4 free throws, Cronin 2, Missed attempts 3 for Axford, 5 for Cronin. Attendance 825. Referees J Riley and M Leonard.
The annual roll call of Union Congregational church members was held on Wednesday evening with a hopeful tone and no deaths reported in the past year, though some names were missing. The event was described as helpful and pleasing in the community notices.
A devotional message reflects on loss and the need to imitate exemplary deeds to inspire purer motives and stronger zeal for Christ and humanitarian principles. It prays for divine blessing on the church and all denominations as they work toward common reverence for God and love for humanity.
Alexander Greer died at his Maple Street home at 10 p m Saturday. A native of Ayrshire Scotland born January 17 1637 he would have been 74 Thursday. He arrived in 1863 settled in Maynard in 1866 and later worked at Assabetville until an accident cost him an arm seven years ago. He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs John Hanna and three sons William Jamestown NY John Lawrence and Alexander Jr Quincy plus nine grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday at his daughter’s Maplest street home with many friends present. Interment Glenwood family lot.
Card expresses gratitude to the American Powder Co. and neighbors for support after bereavement. Acknowledges loving words assisting and flowers. Signed by Mrs King and Family. Maynard, January 16, 1901.
Maynard Brass Band expresses gratitude to all participants and helpers in the January 16 1901 concert with a note of appreciation to supporters and contributors United by the band’s event and efforts.
Local Maynard advertisement from E. F. Brown & Co. in Loewe's block markets heavy overcoats and heavy suits at cut prices amid mild winter overstock. Also lists a four room tenement for rent on Main Street. A new train brake claims to stop a 25 mph train in eight yards with unspecified passenger safety.
George Noyes visits Rutland and Sudbury greenhouses report cucumber harvests. Wayland Dramatic Club staged Ten Nights in a Bar Room. Annual masque ball at Music hall drew large crowds. Birth of the American Flag calendars used in schools. Morse at Harvard teaches 80 pupils in commercial college class. Goodnow library adds 2000 volumes in new supplementary catalog. Plans underway for street lighting between Sudbury Centre and South Sudbury and possible town funds. Samuel O. Parmenter, 80, Sudbury resident and M E church supporter, died cancer at his son’s home. funeral held with Rev. W C Allen officiating.
A Marlboro notice promotes Williams Tavern offering a first class chicken or steak supper. The brief item emphasizes dining options at the tavern.
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