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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
3
Maynard residents attended dances and social gatherings at Cooperative hall and the senior class dance. The Maynard High School fair plans were announced with concerts and a play under F. S. Brick and J. D. W. Chester. Local notices include visits, moves, shop openings, elections, and a charity sale at the Congregational church.
The ad guarantees complete relief for all sufferers from constipation with Rexall Orderlies. Describes them as gentle safe and dependable tonics that restore nature's functions without discomfort. Promotes suitability for children elderly and delicate persons with prices 10 25 and 50 cents from The P. H. De Lee store.
An old advertisement warns against sharing combs and hats to prevent scalp infections and baldness. It promotes Rexall Hair Tonic and Rexall Paste Tonia as effective remedies, promising a full trial with no charge if unsatisfied, and notes availability in Maynard.
Maynard defeated Notre Dame 30 to 7 in a spirited boxing and basketball show at a Boston music hall. Key scorers included Kelly Archer and Sebastian for Maynard, Caulfield and Fitzpatrick for Notre Dame, with strong defense and fast pace throughout the 3/15 period game. Attendance was about 400.
William Ingham rolled 126 at the alleys last week. Charles McGill, Clinton mill worker, bowls well and sits second among 45 in the local league. West Acton bowlers show strength, a South vs West match is debated. Ed Billett tied a 12 string streak with 1199. Town bottle ping players also noted as a local spectacle.
Celia Prezewski, a youth charged with opening the American Woolen Co box at Maynard post office and taking letters, is placed on probation while the case is continued to February 29 before U S Commissioner William Hayes. Authorities warn all box tampering will be prosecuted.
A garbled line hints at a college hour related to Nobby and June hiring moves. Limited readable facts point to personnel adjustments and a summer timeline without precise names or institutions.
Rev. Frederick N. Rutan leads a prayer and praise service in the vestry on Sunday afternoon. Rev. F E Emrich from Boston will speak next Sunday on home missionary work among foreigners and visit the Finnish church. Miss Clara Leighton of Concord Junction is featured in the service. Boy Scouts meet Friday evening for military drill and gymnastic exercises.
The Maynard Checker club is gaining national reputation as an aggressive representative of the game. The New York Tribune praises its composition, leadership, and potential growth, while Roscoe M. Plaisted promotes the club and checker movement to broaden footing nationwide.
The Turners Falls team, Western Massachusetts champions, will play Troy New York at Music Hall next Monday evening. Gloucester has lost to them recently, while Tulips? The note adds Kid Wright of the Boston Red Sox struggled against Jack Kelly earlier, and Gloucester is strong but not unbeatable as East Boston, Troy, and Patterson have beaten them on home floors.
The Maynard Woman's Club held a notable Gentlemen's Night at the Masonic hall Tuesday with a reception for past presidents and current officers. A refined program featured Frank E. Kendric violin, Evelyn Blair soprano, Hazel Delandler reader, and accompaniment by Mrs. Walter S. Leland, drawing enthusiastic encores and warm club ambience.
At the reception Mrs Leland and violinist Louis Sullivan entertained guests. Caterer Glean son of Marlboro provided supper. Hall decorations featured carnations, ferns, and cut flowers under Miss Lilla M Clark oversight. Entertainment committee included Mrs Lena McCleary and others. BILL INTRODUCED To Enable Trust Company to Locate In Maynard House Bill No 704 proposes branch offices where no national bank exists in the town.
The document hints at a trust company possibly opening a local branch in Maynard, with Maynard businessmen poised to gain banking facilities after a long wait. Patrick J. Sullivan’s name appears on the petition, suggesting strong support.
The Acton and Maynard street railway now issues tickets from South Acton to Sudbury Street crossing, allowing riders to reach St. Bridget's area more easily. Previously South Acton riders could go only to the square, easing travel for churchgoers and locals. Pallets for sale advertised. lost pocketbook with amethyst rosary and small sum noted.
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