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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1906

Page

3

Maynard News Roundup of Local Visits and Events

Poll tax cards distributed. Mrs. John Hanna visiting Buffalo. Nelle May returns from Corney hospital. Joseph Haley visits from Lowell. Big sale at Combination Cash store. Grace Wood goes to Naticks for weeks. Dr. Cochran opens Milford dental parlor. J P Watson to wire lights at Naylor’s block. Jena Childs visits Lowers. Maynard cricket, dances, and town notices fill week.

John Hanna Buffalo N. Y Nelle May Corney Hospital Joseph Haley Lowell Grace Wood Naticks Dr. Cochran Milford Case's Block J. P. Watson Concord Naylor Jena Childs John May William Crowe James Claflin Jr

In the Grove Fourth of July at St. Bridget's Parish

A large Maynard crowd enjoyed a weather affected Fourth of July hosted by St. Bridget's parish. Activities included baseball, athletic events, boxing bouts, singing, and a new Phinney sketch with local entertainers. committees coordinated booths, refreshments, printing, and entertainment for a day-long celebration despite showers.

Maynard St. Bridget’s Parish Acton Maynard Brass Band Dufur O’brien Matilda Marsden Thresa Woolerschied King Warren Smith Larson Kelley Freeze Cambridge Boston Moore Brothers Joe Musgrave Phinney A. J. Coughlin John H. Lawton John Brayden Owen Duggan Theodore Woolerschied Jas. J. Morgan Patrick

Bowling Alley Burned Fire destroys Nason Street venue

A fire on Nason Street gutted a bowling alley owned by John Booth. Night Patrolman Nicholas Driscoll found the blaze, which investigators said likely burned for some time. The interior and equipment were ruined, and Booth’s pet monkey perished in the fire.

Nason St John Booth

Remarkable Growth Noted at Assabet Institution for Savings

At the July 5 annual meeting the Assabet Institution for Savings reported total deposits from June 1904 to June 30 1906 of 67035.81 and 658 books issued since inception. The six month deposits to June 30 1906 totaled 20695.32. Dividends have been paid since opening at 3 12 percent per year amounting to 1300.22. The bank helped introduce a stamp saying system in local schools to promote thrift. Trustees and townspeople praised the bank’s performance.

Assabet Institution For Savings

Dr King’s New Life Pills Tackle Constipation

An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills ease constipation by stimulating sluggish liver and bowels. It asserts the pills prevent appendicitis and tone the system, presenting a pleasant and effective remedy.

Dr. King

Maynard Fights Marlboro In Hot Baseball Rematch

Maynard plans a second game with Marlboro after a disappointing first meeting. Eddie Loughlin helps assemble a stronger J W C squad for Marlboro July 21 in Marlboro. A special train and possible brass band may accompany a town effort to hammer the visitors, with Umpire Dowd of Worcester eyed as a bad omen for Maynard.

Acton Concord Maynard Lowell M. A Jennie Flynn Marlboro Worcester Telegram John Connor Gleasondale Murray Tucker Loewe Kelley Henry Gilroy U. S. Bunting Lowell Musgrave Tom French W. Whitehead Maynard Brass Band Loyal Assabet M. U M. U Eddie Loughlin John W. Connor Dowd Worcester

Maynard Ball Club Defeats Rev Crowe Captained Team

Rep P J Sullivans baseball squad traveled to Cambridge Monday and defeated a team led by Rev John A Crowe by 13 to 7 after a tight eight innings. The Maynard group celebrated with hospitality at Fr Crowes home and later at Youngs Hotel in Boston.

Maynard Gentleman P. J. Sullivan Cambridge John A. Crowe Fr. Crowe Young

Maynard Welcome Noted for Hospitable Reception

The Maynard contingent enjoyed a well supplied room and an excellent banquet followed by music and oratory. Rev Fr Crowe honored the town with eloquent remarks and residents showed strong reciprocal esteem. The Maynard party returned home by the midnight train in high spirits and warm hospitality sentiments.

Fr. Crowe Maynard Thin Town

Electric Bitters Sold By Local Pharmacies

“It am only 82 years old and don't expect even when I get to be real old to feel that way as long as I can get Electric Bitters,” says Mrs EB Brunson of Dublin Ga. The tonic is said to invigorate the elderly and ease ailments like torpid liver inflamed kidneys and chronic constipation. Guaranteed by Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy South Acton at 60c.

Mre EB. H. Brunson Dublin Johnson's Maynard Willard’s Pharmacy South Acton

Maynard Local To Let Three Rooms With Bath

Local notice lists three rooms available for rent in Maynard with a bath. Contact TF J for details.

TF. J

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Maynard News J. F. Cannon's Misa Eva Clark Grafton Miss Matilda Clark Harold Dufur Grafton, VI Molly Bisbee Brighton Grace Welch Emma Lila Howes Revere Beach Mamie Burns Molly Clark Hyde Park John Raidy Amsterdam May Sullivan Eddie Fahey May Ledgard Joseph Connors Whitman William Scully John Hetherington Appleton Franks. Ferns Mainst. Co D. Holmes Gen. Devens Mamie Gilmore Brockton Moynihan Spring Lane F. W. Lund Dorchester Daniel Goodenow William Crossley Keene N. H Robert Crossley James F. Sweeney Hannah Sweeney Dr. Wright Chas. Sweeney Cooperative Hall Coggins and McNally Orchestra Hudson John Craig St. Bridget’s Mary Lynch Thomas Lynch Peter Fitzpatrick Medford Catherine Lawton Cornelius Murphy Maynard Cricket Association Ernest Hathway Maynard and Hudson Street Railway C. D. Holmes Ladies Benevolent Society Brooks St Lake Boone Edward Sheridan Alexander Brozak Julia Miller Lexington Park William Maley Nantasket Beach L. M. Hudson Maynard Friends Frank M. Lawton Worcester Friends A. A. Hilferty and Son South Framingham Fire Department Nason Blanche Mason Hudson Public Loyal Assabet Lodge M. A Maynard Military Band Edward Ratcliffe Sumner Rogers Raymond C. Avery Raymond Veitch J. F. Gannon Mabel Goggins Lawrence K. T. Richards Mary Mahon Christie A.J. Coughlin Grace Sweeney Jennie Randell Mildred Everett John Robinson Clinton Assabet Park George Lawton Fitchburg Tabard Inn George H. Gutteridge Maynard Lodge I. O. O. F Sheehan Cochituate Martin Carroll Michael Waldron Margaret O'Brien Waltham Nicholas Driscoll George Hall Wonderland Olive Crossley Harvard Town ST. Bridget's Alaska Real Alfred T. Haynes & CO P. S FA. Crowe
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