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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
3
Local Maynard items include hospital treatment for Mrs. Albert Axford and a lab microscope purchase for the high school. Community events feature dances, whist and canoes, a cano e outing, and a roller-skating attraction. Various meetings discuss election rallies, religious society notices, and a Jazz era concert and ball.
Editor writes regarding Hyomei for catarrhal troubles claiming immediate relief with regular use. The complete Hyomei outfit includes a pocket inhaler, dropper, and bottle, priced at $1 with refills at 50 cents, and a money back guarantee if not cured when used as directed.
H. P. N. Dahl secretly marries Elizabeth A. Tuttle of Franklin Tuesday night. The ceremony at 668 Central St. followed by a return to Maynard where Dahl runs a thriving optical jewelry business. The bride, 30, is a native of Lawrence New York and previously married.
George H. Champagne of Johnson Pharmacy is hired by The Enterprise to investigate a Maynard town candidacy scheme. The probe allegedly targets barbers seeking control with plans naming Mahoney and other candidates for town offices.
In Maynard district court Hector Roberts was fined 50 dollars for a first offense illegal liquor sale. Rev John Case, a former missionary, testified that Case’s son bought a half pint of whiskey at Roberts’ place and Case turned the liquor over to Officer Sullivan for the complaint. The case drew strong public interest amid rumors of illegal sales and debate on the street.
A small Maynard meeting discussed locating a hammock factory in the town with Boston promoter Henry Siskens outlining plans and potential material choices. Worcester clothing men Grodberg and Hirsch favored the idea and offered some financial support, but the slim turnout postponed decisions to a later gathering.
Miss Victoria Peddy and Miss Ida Crossley of East Orange New Jersey along with Mrs. Clara Crossley of Harvard were recent guests hosted by Mrs. Robert Crossley.
Mrs. Grant Shy of Springfield endorses Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts burns sores and skin eruptions and guarantees its effectiveness through Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy South Acton at 25 cents.
Frank Malin 20, of River st., left Maynard early Thursday with items from neighbors. Chief P J Sullivan seeks the man as a nocturnal worker. Stolen: green sack coat and trousers, spring overcoat, dark blue trousers, a lady’s gold filled watch and chain, a man’s silver watch and nickel chain, and $35 in bills. Malin is described as cross eyed.
The 20th annual fancy dress party of the D Y W Y K club filled Music Hall Maynard with a large crowd. Knowlton Allen’s Natick orchestra played as costumed guests danced from 8 PM to 3 AM, with prizes for best dressed and grotesque attire.
Thomas Murray longtime Maynard resident died Saturday afternoon after a lingering illness at age observed. He married about 50 years ago and spent 25 years in Maynard. He was quiet and well liked. Survived by one sister Mrs Honora McGrath of Vermont a wife and nine children six sons James John Daniel Frank Thomas and George all in Maynard funeral held 9 am Monday at St Bridget's church burial in St Bridget's cemetery Requiem Mass followed.
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