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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1905

Page

3

Maynard residents host events and town notes

Local society news covers visits by Miss Cora Hartwell and Miss Eliza Fletcher, lodge officer installations, and community plans. A. T. Haynes expands Riverside block, and multiple dances, concerts, and temperance events are announced for Music hall Cooperative hall and other venues.

Cora B. Hartwell Malden John W. Flood Maynard Lodge Eliza Fletcher South Acton Genie Fletcher A. T. Haynes Riverside Block Thomas M. Blackstock Aurora Can John Morgan

Cure for Rheumatism Proves Miracle for Mother

W H Howard of Husband Pennsylvania says his mother suffered rheumatism for years and could barely move. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm a few times she became able to walk with ease. He notes occasional applications keep the pain away. Sold by Johnsons Pharmacy H J Dwinell Maynard.

W. H Howard Husband Pennsylvania Johnson's Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell Maynard Chamberlain J. R. Cullman Potterville Mich Johnson's

Concord Bowls Team Defeats Local Polished Squad

A prepared Concord squad lost to a home town pickup of Concord bowlers on Friday night. Banks and Shaw stood out while Turner Sherry and Turnbull underperformed. The match used adelaide pins, rare here, and the local team plans to field a new quintet for Thursday at McGill alley.

Concord Banks Shaw Tucker Sherry Turnbull McGill Alley

Cornetist Heads to Jersey City Vaudeville Stage

John W. Veitch leaves town for New York and then Jersey City to open with a company led by Maud Pratt Chase and William Hanson of Marlboro. The seven to eight member troupe includes an electrician and stage carpenter. Veitch will play cornet, a well regarded instrument in the act.

John W. Veitch New York Jersey City Maud Pratt Chase William Hanson Marlboro

Temperance Issue Dominates Coming Election Contests

The coming election centers on whether there will be license or no license. Temperance groups like W C T U, St Bridget temperance society and Iola lodge I O G T rally actively while license supporters prepare counter moves. The contest, likely centered on licensing, is expected to be heated with other minor races noted but the liquor question dominating.

Burdett & Barnard Selectman and Assessor St. Bridget Temperance Society Iola Lodge

Calvin A Whitney Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Calvin A Whitney files a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Total debts listed include a mix of local and out of town unsecured claims. The estate totals $1,350 with real estate at $1,200 and personal property at $150.

Calvin A. Whitney Joshua Carr W. B. Case O. P. Walker H. T. Balfour Marlboro E. F. Wheeler Stow W. T. Piper Ayer Emmons & Co Newark N. J C. A. Kelley Worcester Joseph Breck & Sons Boston Henry 8. Harris Hudson National Bank of Hudson

Verdict Returned in Medical Collision Suit

In Middlesex Superior Court Judge Bishop presided Friday afternoon as a verdict was returned for the defendant in Goldberg versus Rich. The suit sought damages of 2000 over a collision between Dr Rich's automobile and a horse driven by Goldberg. Both Goldberg and the horse were reportedly injured. the case drew much interest with representation by Thomas Hillis for Dr Rich and John J. Shaughnessy for Goldberg.

Middlesex Bishop Goldberg Rich Dr. Rich Thomas Hillis John J. Shaughnessy Marlboro Gold

Civic club forms with dinner and speeches in Cooperative hall

The Combination Cash Store Co. launches a new Civic club with about one hundred local leaders at Cooperative hall. Rev John A Crowe chairs the 8 o’clock meeting with toastmaster duties. Ex Rep James F Sweeney and US District Attorney John H Casey of Boston speak, followed by club constitution reading and remarks on club aims.

William Stubbs Baltimore Unity Circle James Sheridan Harmony Lodge A. W Concord Odell’s Orchestra of Boston St. Bridget’s Parish Fred Axford Bert Fairbanks Florida Ct Progressive Lodge K. of P Maynard Whist Club Concord Junction Wood Cartwright Associated Templars Cooperative Hall Arthur Malcolm Clara Baker Mary Bushby the Hill B. B. Lovett’s Sara van Beaman Nee High St James Downs Pittsfield Mildred Connors Marlboro Frank Johnson Worcester James A. Crowley Laconia N. H Frank Hall James Hall Esther Claflin Finnish Temperance Society Civic Club Hardy Arlington Maynard John A. Crowe C. J. Bodfish B. C. Hunt Fr. Crowe James F. Sweeney U.S John H. Casey Casey J. C. Mackin Thomas Hillis C. H. Maynard R. Kitchin P. J

Maynard Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh

The ad touts Hyomei as the only scientific method to cure catarrh, claiming it kills germs in the air passages and enters the bloodstream to clear infection. It cites testimonials such as Mrs. Le Rendu of Cleveland and offers a $1 outfit with inhaler and dropper, plus 60 cent refills for chronic cases.

le Rendu Western Avenue Cleveland Ohio Hyomei England France Burdett & Barnard

Tennyson Smith Opens Temperance Campaign at Music Hall

Noted English temperance lecturer Tennyson Smith held a campaign at Music Hall with about 600 attendees on Sunday night and spoke vigorously again Monday night. Tuesday drew a smaller crowd but tonight and tomorrow promise large audiences as he attacks liquor traffic with vivid pictures and forceful critique. Thursday’s special show charges admission with King Rum on trial and conviction on all counts, billed as a novel entertainment well worth the price.

Maynard Tennyson Smith Music Hall Mr. Smith

Fair in Music Hall by Ladies' Benevolent Society

The Ladies' Benevolent Society holds a two night fair in Music Hall Friday and Saturday with nine booths including a Curtis Publishing Company Home Journal booth taking subscriptions. Evening entertainments are planned to please all attendees.

Ladies’ Benevolent Society Music Hall Ladies’ Home Journal Curtis Publishing Co Philadelphia Curtis

Loyal Assabet Lodge I O F M A 20th Anniversary Banquet

Loyal Assabet Lodge I O F M A celebrated 20 years since founding with a large turnout Wednesday night. A concert followed by a banquet featured pianist Herbert E Lawton and committee members George Jamieson James J Morgan Fred Heyward Alfred Billet Frank Seickel and David Hines.

Loyal Assabet Lodge M. A Herbert E. Lawton George Jamieson James J. Morgan Fred Heyward Alfred Billet Frank Seickel David Hines

Debate Victory for Sigmas at High School Meeting

The second Sigma and Zeta debate held Friday afternoon debated Long fellow and his works. Recitations and papers were presented by Clarence Mackin Ethel Sims Roy Denniston Iva Saveards Crace Barnes and Bertha Lawton. Miss Beatrice Sunderland performed a piano solo and there was school singing. The affirmative side won on Evangeline versus Hiawatha.

Sigma Zeta Longfellow Clarence Mackin Ethel Sims Roy Denniston Iva Saveards Crace Barnes Bertha Lawton Beatrice Sunderland Evangeline Hiawatha Sigma Society

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted as Safe for Children

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as harmless for children, arguing many medicines contain injurious substances. It claims safety for coughs colds and croup and lists sellers Jobsons, Puar mary, H. J. Dwinell, Maynard.

Chamberlain Job Sons Puarmary H. J. Dwinell Maynard

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Maynard H. 8 Wayland H. F S Wayland Fred Shaw Joe Tucker Ducks Frank EB. Sanderson E. F. Worcester Press Heagney Boston Decorating Co D. Y’s Gutteridge Frank Senter Lowell Julius Loewe George B. Taylor Everett James Riley Lawrence The Assabet Mills Miss Maud McGrail Lilla M. Childs W. B. Case & Sons Finn Katie Nicholson Crompton Village Glenwood Cemetery Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Nellie Coughlin B. J. Coughlin Emmett Reilley Natick W. W. Oliver Frank Murray Tufts College Thomas Sullivan Lawence John J. Driscoll John H. Reardon Walter Priest Boxboro Bessie Mahoney Joseph O'Neil George Flynn James F. Sweeney Sunray Marie Conley Hyde Park John Mackin Fred Mead George Mead John Banks Joseph Mears Roland Harriman ARD Eee Whitney Cornetist Will William Han Son and Maud Pratt Chase of BIG Department Store Combination Cash Store Co Sigmas
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