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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
4
Weekly Maynard Notes recap with social events, visits, and local happenings. Entries include road and transit updates, lodge activities, dance changes, concerts, and market notices. Names such as Miss Emma Clahan, Miss Easiee Mahon, and Eugene McCarthy appear among a broad list of residents and businesses.
Maynard faced a heavy loss to South Framingham 20 to 5 amid late protests over referee Connors. Holmes was ejected for rough play after an on floor clash with Porter, crowd hissed at perceived bias as Lynch and Martens led Maynard’s effort.
A timetable revision extends the C M and H S R run to Wood Square Hudson. Upward cars now depart Hudson and Concord Jct on the hour and half hour, reversing prior quarter hour times. Downward cars depart ten and twenty past, while upward cars wait five and twenty five past each hour. Connections occur at Concer Junction with L and B trains and at Hudson with C and H trains every second trip.
At a United States Hotel meeting in He ton representatives from state cricket clubs laid out a long schedule. Maynard plays North Billerica April 26 at Billerica and Leominster May 10 at Leominster. Subsequent games include Roxbury June and July matches with Leominster and Billerica at Maynard and Roxbury.
Maynard residents watch a W C T U meeting at Frank Hall with state president Mrs Catherine Lent Stevenson. Prize speaking by Miss Nash Townsend Binns Bowers Pettigrew and performances by Mrs Sunderland plus a vocal quartet. The Maynard branch is described as a reforming force with six departments and over a half million members worldwide.
A reader testifies to Electric Bitters curing backache head ache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells after years of kidney trouble and poor health. The advertiser claims relief for constipation appetite and general health with a 73 year old user praising renewed energy and ability to work. Available at several local druggists.
Conductor Willard D. Brigham of the C M and H R R escaped injury when a knife attack by an Italian laborer occurred as three men boarded the car near Concord Jet and Garfield. Brigham shut the door to halt the assailant who fled. police had not been notified by Monday night.
Spinners at Axsabet mills resume labor six days after striking, with other departments back in action. The State Board of Arbitration facilitated a meeting between the spinners’ committee and Treasurer Wood of the American Woollen Co to address grievances. Authorities foresee a fair settlement and end to the labor dispute as talks continue.
Terence J Brady died last Friday in San, Nov, from consumption. Born May 15 1877 in Quebec, he moved to Maynard as a child and graduated high school in 1905. He studied in Montreal but health issues interrupted his education, leading to treatment on the Adirondacks and at Swan New York with his sister Mrs Margaret Laydon. Survived by his mother and three sisters Annie Brady Lowell Margaret Laydon and Mrs James Tallon. His interment was at Sun New York.
A Worcester area case details John Arnold of Hindson charged with violent acts against his son George WOW Arnold in a woodlot near White’s in Concord. Sheriff Samuel King secured a warrant, Arnold appeared before Justice Keyes at Concord District Court, continuance granted, Arnold jailed in Cambridge, with Attorney Shaughnessy and Mahaney representing him. State Officer Duntam leads prosecution. Hearing set for January 24.
Maynard high school pupils protest resuming two daily sessions after a petition for a single session. Principal J Henry White announced the switch, citing study disruption and attendance concerns, while students push for the older plan.
An advertisement touts King’s New Life Bile as a harmless liver and bowel stimulant that “absolutely cure Constipation and Stcx Headache.” It lists agents Bartlett & Birnard, BoB Lana, T. Shattuck, C. Friend, and Jollison as sellers in various towns.
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