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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
1
The Maynard Business Men's club, active through a competent committee, works to secure new industries for the town. Before snow flies, it is expected one or two firms will relocate their business address to Maynard, with townspeople urged to back the effort to inject life into local commerce.
Earl Brearley has gone to work at the RCA. Edward McPherson will enter Tufts College this fall. Hu Boothroyd moves to Mechanicsville Connecticut. Stores line up for Wednesday afternoon closing. Various residents visit, vacation, or relocate in the town including Warren Coulter Thoms Binns in Hudson and Miss Minnie Downey from White Horse Beach. The newly elected officers of Court Maynard were installed. The Degree of Honor and Hudson lodge plan an upcoming picnic. The Glendale wet wash is in order and Harriman house on Main Street is being converted into a club with Finnish Temperance society ownership.
A Bedford column tracks summer travel and visits by locals including Frank Casey of Billerica purchasing a car from Geo H. Sweet, Henry Atwood and family at Gloucester, Gretchen Wood visiting Bedford kin in town, and Alfred Walter buying land on Concord road. Summer camps on the Concord River host friends from Somerville as July heat reaches 94 degrees.
SUDBURY May in Maynard shoppers visited Cor nellos. Mrs Etta Bent entertained Cambridge relatives. Albert J Shemerd of Peabody stayed at home over Sunday. Miss Alice Hosmer hosted a visiting friend. Mr and Mrs William Marston of Malden are guests of Mrs M F Potter. Miss Alice L Kenyon of Springfield enjoys summer with her parents. Troop C of the Massachusetts Cavalry camped at Puffer’s pond for days. Mrs Almarine Feltus of Minneapolis is visiting. Miss Sadie Hunt and Harry Boston visited Mr and Mrs A L Perry. Miss A L Howe has gone to her summer home.
Local items report residents visiting relatives in Lawrence Somerville and Maine new houses being built on Main street and new telephone poles being installed. Frank Joyce joins Glendale laundry in Maynard and Florence Thompson plans a vacation with friends in Weymouth. Weather noted as hot aiding haying and work on a new slaughter house continues with fall activity uncertain. The Old Colony Trust baseball team trains in Boston while Del Messer shines for the South Acton game and lawn party plans proceed.
Local items mention Maynard's shop at Chris ties and Mrs Charles Byron welcoming a baby boy. Rev William Finegan assists at St Bernard's Church. Miss Buck's advertisement, Mrs Andrew Maker's slow recovery, and Ellie Maker's two week vacation with Port Pond. Florence King employed at Pilene's store. The Raymonds plan summer at Baboosie Lake and Jaurey N. Dr. Orea lly and family travel. Alicia M Keyes set to stay at the Keyes homestead for two months. Quarantine at Howe's removed after an illness. Maud misfortune noted in passageway near Cord Drug and Urquhart building.
T A Jones of Maynard visited his father on Sunday. A T Elims has been in Province own recently. Mrs R K Hurlburt hosts her sister Mrs Fred Robinson of Weston. Mr and Mrs Abbott Rogers left for a few weeks travel visiting Halifax and nearby spots. Yo Yo Beveridge Co. is working hard to keep up.
Mrs Addie Rolling is in poor health this summer as heat peaks. Mrs E M Mills and her son Bert are at Peakes Island Portland harbor for the season with a leased bungalow. Mrs J B McFarland and Miss Annabelle McFarland sailed Friday for Londonderry Ireland aboard the Parisian of the Alien line via Glasgow, expecting three to four months away.
Despite wet weather a large turnout attended Minute Man lodge regular meeting on July 7. John A. McDonald offered encouraging remarks while Sister Kate O Dowd played piano. An open air outing is scheduled for 4 1 2 p m at New Downer Landing with car transfers from Dudley Street to Quincy and East Weymouth cars to the grove. Games prizes and an open air dance hall are planned with N B O P members free.
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