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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1905

Page

3

Maynard News Highlights Local Visitors and Events

Maynard community notes show numerous visitors and travels from Montreal Rochester Hyde Park and Worcester. Local trades and mills update staff changes while social events include dances and band concerts.

Maynard May Be Granted Two New Licenses

Official census returns are delayed, but Maynard is estimated at 6 700 residents which would qualify the town for two extra licenses. Early expectations of little opposition have shifted to potential contest as efforts by new firms emerge to challenge licenses at the west and lower ends of town.

Census Bureau Maynard Fiere

Farewell Reception Honours Popular Clergyman Crowe

A crowded Maynard hall hosts a farewell for Fr. Crowe with neighbors from town and out of town. Speakers and singers praise his work and character while Fr Toomey and Fr Killilea receive warm tributes and the audience applauds generously.

Farewell to Fr Crowe in Maynard Audience Honors Clergyman

A large purse of money was presented to Fr Crowe as a token of regard. The farewell event in Maynard drew a wide gathering of clergy, town officials, and residents who gave him an ovation and praised his long service. Fr Crowe spoke of loyalty, future plans, and a lasting bond with Maynard, while Fr Maguire led an engaging program. The evening, praised by all, ended with Stockwell’s remarks and a note promoting Chamberlain's tablets for digestion in Maynard.

Maynard Charlies Maguire St. Bridget’s Church M. F. Dwyer Boston Mona Fr. Maguire P. J. Sullivan Board of Selectmen Fr. Crowe Anna C. Westervelt Astore John J. Shaughnessy Marlboro Sudbury Mr. Shaughnessy Concord Fr. Toomey Fr.Twoomby Fr. Twoomey C. L. Bodfish The Assabet Mills Cambridge John F. Fitzgerald Fr. Killilea Crowe Kiliilea Fitzgerald Joseph F. Scott Concord Junction Elmira N. Y James F. Sweeney Mr. Sweeney Maguire James A. Crowley Wakefield Edmund Shanahan D. D Washington J. M. Burke Clinton Walter Sweeney Hudson J. Keyes Hall Stow Julius Loewe T. ¥. Owell Howard Hambien Daniel B. Goodenow H. J. Dwinell John W. Connors William Casey Louis Hannon William Conley Patrick Murphy James Mahoney John Horan Alexander Burke James Ledgard James T. McLoughlin Boston Public Fr.Maguire

Peacemaker Sullivan Resolves Family Dispute

Rep Sullivan acts to settle a family quarrel involving Lottie Somoroko Brown and Nicholas Polublatho. Lottie and Nick eloped with Brown’s silver watch clothes and $75. Brown faced a new support warrant. Sullivan’s intervention led to withdrawal of charges and calm among all parties.

Sullivan Lottie Brown Somoroko Nicholas Nick Brown Nat Gr

Tie in Maynard cricket match with mixed side 69

A picked team and the regular Maynard cricket team played Saturday to a 69 all draw. Webber McInnes and French joined the picked side. standout batting by Webber and Oates and French bowling highlighted the game. W Whitehead led batting for regulars with Musgrove bowling and H Whitehead delivering key kicks.

Concord K. of C Park Maynard Fitchburg Ben Hooper James Cowles Albert Easthope Fred Shaw William Whitehead Herbert Whitehead Marsden Waterhouse Arthur Webber Thomas French John McInnes Peter Wilcox Webber McInnes French Oates W. Whitehead Musgrove H. Whitehead

Boston Beach Trips and Local Family Moves

A mixed small town society note reports Ralph Manson at the beaches around Boston, George Dufoe starting work, George Brodeur painting the Lewts block at Main and Ma plests, and Mrs. Noyes with Epastee arses ornane smen in Malden. Also mentions Annie Gately’s visit to Woonsocket, Nantasket plans, and a Shrunkenness case fine. EB. M. Stowe bought a automobile from Marlboro and John Collins learns to drive in Springfield.

George Brodeur Main Ma Plests Benjamin Noyes Epastee Arses Ornane Malden Boston Annie Gately Broad St Woonsocket R. I Peter Breen Thomas F. Mahoney Fred Breen Nantasket Beach Alice Brigsham Japan James Reardon John Blanchard Marlboro EB. M. Stowe Frank Billings John Collins Stowe Springfield

Electric Bitters Restored Mrs. Hunter’s Health After Typhoid

Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pennsylvania suffered four weeks ill with typhoid and kidney trouble and was bent double. Electric Bitters cured her stomach and liver disorders and restored strength, allowing her to walk upright again. Available at Johnson's, Maynard and Willard, South Acton, for 50 cents.

Annie Hunter Pittsburg Johnson's Oe Maynard and Willard South Acton

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