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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1914

Page

3

Town Meeting Looms as Maynard Polls Get Heated

The March town meeting in Maynard promises a crowded field for selectman and other offices. Current holders Jones, Connolley and Whitehead seek reelection and new challengers like Mahoney, Smith, Colbert, Damien, Cheney and others prepare runs. Progressives back fighting campaigns while Democrats and Republicans may clash for the same posts.

Jones Connolley and Whitehead Orrines Fowler Selectman James Mahoney George Smith Daniel Colbert Levi R. Cheney Fowler Kenneth Damien Damien George Mr. Gutteridge John E.kelley John Hannon John O. Thompse Messrs Connors King Driscoll Progressive Party Colbert Cheney Teddy South America

Parish Flourishing Under Fr Sheeha Despite Hard Times

The parish reports 15 000 communicants including one first communion, 19 marriages, 8 baptisms, 7 adult conversions, and 44 deaths. Finances show growth with parish property up by $15 000 after building a chapel in West Acton. Community spirit and generosity are highlighted.

Sheeha West Acton

Selectman Rejects Outside Help for Maynard Moth Cleanup

Selectman Jones heard from a Boston map carrier that crews were slated to tackle brown tail and gypsy moths in Maynard, but he said the town’s moth work is capable and no outside help is needed. He has not heard back and suspects a state funding mix up. The town reportedly taxes each property holder about one half of 1 percent of value to fund these efforts. The item ends with a separate note about a choir supper at the Methodist Episcopal church, hosted by the music committee and 48 attendees.

Selectman Jones Brooks Boston Maynard Mr. Jones Methodist Episcopal Church Samuel Parker Robert Veitch Margaret Gates

Dean's Kidney Pills Testimonials From Marlboro Mass

Over one thousand testimonials appear in public print praising Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney relief. A Marlboro resident, I Kun of 19 Mechanic St, says kidney weakness caused attacks but the pill helped and he remains well. The ads urge readers to ask for Dean's Pills at 60 cents in all stores, claiming similar results.

I. Kun Marlboro Mass Dean Airboro Kithe Ter Milburn

Heavy calls on overseers for aid in Maynard

Poverty in Maynard grows during the zero cold wave as residents seek wood and coal from the poor overseers. Many families are unprepared for the sudden drop in temperature and only extreme cases prompt aid, reflecting reluctance to seek town assistance.

Maynard

Library inspection to proceed without weekly closing

Trustees decide to conduct annual book inspections without the usual weeklong closure. The plan aims to ease the public’s access during inspection time and reflects the board’s resolve to maintain services. S. in attendance at recent exercises and banquet.

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Installations Precede Turkey Supper

Mizpah Rebekah lodge held an installation of officers at I C O F hall after a turkey supper served by a committee led by Mrs. Margaret Smith. D D G M Mrs. Howe presided with officers named including Mrs. Gertrude Pete Noble Grand and Miss Inez Toop as pianist. Additional news covers members' marriages, illness, and local social notes.

Mizpah ‘Rebekah Lodge Mizpah Rebekah Lodge I. C. O. F. Hall Margaret Smith Amy Archer Eugenia Sullivan Lida Hart Blanche Reed John MacDonald Howe Marlboro Gertrude Pete Noble Jeanette Graham Annie .Morriss Lucy Case Treas Josie Paton Beasie Richardson Inez Toop Warden Louis Howard Eva Rand Rhys N. G Stella Cook Mary Leithead V. G Metilda Marsden Annie MacDonald Lucy Ronway J. G Alice Smethurst D. G Mary Jones Angie Howe Bessie Richardson

McCleary Named to Weighty Constitutional Amendments Panel

Rep Alfred E McCleary joins a key committee on constitutional amendments dealing with initiative referendum biennial elections women suffrage city rights. The newly elected rep is hailed by Isaac Davis post friends for drawing such a strong assignment. A D Holt L D Wilson James B Lord and James Carney of West Acton post attended the joint post installation.

Alfred E. McCleary A. D. Holt L. D. Wilson James B.lord James Carney Isaac Davis A. R West Acton Lucius Maynard Harvey Harwood Fannie Mra B. O. Carlton Fred Har

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