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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1906

Page

3

Maynard Daily Life Echoes With Visits and Farewells

Maynard residents and visitors are noted in a flurry of summer activities. Grace Wood visits Cottage City. Miss Lulu Glennon and Miss Kathryn Coughlin enjoy trips around Boston and Marlboro. several families travel to Nova Scotia and New Hampshire. Weekend dances, church notices, band concerts, and local commerce updates fill the town pages.

Frank Ferns William Smith West News Lulu Glennon Pittsfield Thomas Coughlin Malden Woonsocket Esther Loud Harriman Ida Killinen Worcester Howard Wilson Nova Scotia Russel Cunningham Jamaica William Kenney

Framingham hospital nurse lauded for heroic care

Miss Frances White of Framingham, a nurse at Framingham hospital, led care for the wounded after Monday's severe accident in South Framingham. She tended heat victims, faced a bite from an agitated Italian, and returned to duty, earning lasting gratitude from townspeople.

South Framingham Frances White Framingham Hospital Miss White

Maynard Local Retailer Clearout Offers Blue Flame Stoves

A. D. Holt advertises closing out the entire Blue Flame Oil Stoves and ovens below first cost to make way for fall goods. The notice promises the Calorific Furnace with the greatest radiating surface and a best furnace guarantee. Also listed are three furnished rooms for rent with bath, employment ad for a housekeeper, and locations for appointments with a dentist and other services in Maynard.

A. D. Holt Bath T. J. Butler Appy Parker St Maynard

New Drug Store Opens on Main Street

Frank Ferns announces the opening of a thoroughly equipped drug store on Main Street offering complete lines of goods and modern facilities. Prescription work will receive careful attention using the highest quality drugs. Open for inspection and patronage.

Mainst Ferns

Only 82 Years Old and Powered by a Ton ic

Mrs. BE Brunson of Dublin Georgia declares at 82 she plans to stay sharp with Electric Bitters. The tonic is praised for aiding digestion liver and kidney function amid claims of renewed vigor and energy, noting relief from dyspepsia and related ailments.

Brunson Dublin

New Life Pills Offer Constipation Cure and Health Boost

Advertises Dr. King's New Life Pills sold by Wilns Pharmacy of South Acton. Claims to awaken torpid liver and unblock bowels, preventing "Aidicitis" and toning the system with a pleasant and effective remedy.

Dr. King Wilns |Pharmacy of South Acton

Maynard and Marlboro Eager for Third Baseball Game

Maynard fans push for a third game against Marlboro after a contentious Saturday in Highland City. Highlights: Sullivan and Pelogquin amid crowded, tense scenes, band member injured, Maynard seeks August date with Marlboro and possible roster changes for a final clash.

Maynard Marlboro Acton Cuppy Slattery Moston Sullivan Pelogquin Evans Percy Blodgett Hennessey Rny Glen Falls N. Y Connor Bis Highland City Labor Day

Doctor Bit by Patient Sparks Blood Poisoning Case

Dr Edward Place a resident physician at Boston city hospital is on the dangerous list after treating a girl with black diphtheria. To relieve her he inserted a throat tube, the patient bit his finger, and blood poisoning followed. The case is described as highly peculiar.

Boston Edward Place Boston City Hospital Place City Hospital

Former Wellesley treasurer released as cured

Albert Jennings once town treasurer of Wellesley was discharged from Worcester Insane asylum as cured. He was arraigned in superior criminal court and pleaded not guilty to larceny and forgery, posting 4000 dollars bail for a further hearing. Insanity is the anticipated defense.

Boston Albert Jennings Wellesley Worcester Jennings Superior Criminal Court

Aldermen Spar Over Bribery Claim Tied to Local Phone Firm

In Lowell on July 25 charges of bribery erupted at a board of aldermen meeting over the Independent Telephone and Telegraph company graft. Alderman Dodge alleged a fellow member was offered 1000 dollars to vote against the company, and Alderman Hayes said he had been offered the bribe. The exchange stirred strong reactions during the session.

Lowell Mass Lowell Board of Aldermen Independent Telephone and Telegraph Company Alderman Dodge Alderman Hayes

Train kills three on Rutland road near steep grade

Vernon H. Reed and Mrs. Mattie Whitton were killed while driving across a railroad track on the Rutland outskirts. Fred Bissell was perhaps fatally injured as the locomotive struck the carriage at a steep grade where train approach is hard to see.

Rutland Vernon H. Reed Mattie Whitton Fred Bissell

Waltham Dye Works Strike Temporarily Enjoined by Court

Boston July 25. On petition of the Waltham Bleachery and Dye Works 242 members of the dye union on strike for higher wages have been temporarily enjoined by the superior court from picketing or boycotting boarding house keepers who host current workers. The ruling halts violence toward present employees and related intimidation efforts amid the labor dispute.

Boston Waltham Bleachery and Dye Works

Time for Action in Maynard Urges Local Officials to Enforce Laws

A Maynard meeting of a newly formed league including the W C T U and local churches urged town selectmen to enforce laws more strictly. Discussion covered Maynard's deteriorating condition, with a plan to give officials one last chance before state intervention or radical action is considered. The group emphasized leniency toward officials if they demonstrate willingness to act.

Mustehan League Bridget's ‘Temperance Society Lola Tote O. G Congregational M. EB Maynard

Miss Florence Rainville to wed Patrick McNamara in Los Angeles

Florence Rainville leaves Maynard to marry Patrick McNamara of Los Angeles after traveling 3000 miles to meet Cupid’s call. The 18 year old will wed on August 2 in a cross country wedding arranged after they met when he returned west, with plans to settle in Los Angeles.

Cupid Florence Rainville Wis Patrick McNamara Los Angeles Reainville Maynard McNamara Clinton Assabet Park Miss Rainville West Far West Mrs. McNamara

The Goodel l Mystery in Belchertown Disappearance

Belchertown Mass July 25 The disappearance of Miss Winzola M Goodell remains unsolved. A pond search yielded no trace as State Detective Hodges vows the body may be found there. A Boston diver will inspect the pond bottom and if needed the trio of ponds will be drained at private expense. The horse and wagon found near the pond are traced to a person not connected with the disappearance.

Belchertown Mass Winzola M. Goodell Hodges Boston Miss Godell Miss Goodell

Lineman Silliker Injured After Pole Breaks

Maiden Massachusetts July 25. George Silliker a lineman fell 15 feet from a decayed telegraph pole breaking near the bottom. The pole toppled and pinned him, trapping him among live wires. He sustained a broken leg and internal injuries and is in a critical condition.

Maiden Mass George Silliker Silliker Vliow

Canadian Pacific Railway worker Hobbs sought for forgery fraud

Washington and New York reports say the state department issued a warrant for the surrender of David Hobbs held in New York. Hobbs, an employee handling customs invoices, is alleged to have defrauded the railway of about fifty thousand dollars. Hobbs was sent back to New York for trial.

Washington State Department David Hobbs New York Hobbs Canadian Pacific Railway Company David . Hobbes

High Tax Rate In Maynard Due To School Notes And Costs

Assessors announce a tax rate of 17.30 dollars, the highest in Maynard for home time. Total appropriations reach 68,010 dollars with 66,782.56 dollars to be raised by taxation including 21,764.57 on personal property and 40,623.99 on real estate.

Incorg Maynard

Marlboro News Influx Of Visiting Residents And Vacations

Local listings show Patrick Bowright returning from Cleveland, W. M. Fairbank relocating to Seattle, and many residents taking brief absences. Families and individuals—Thirlby in Cottage City, Brighams in Chelsea, and others across New England—enjoy visits, vacations, and extended stays from Maine to Massachusetts, with several heading to Saint Lawrence routes and Atlantic resorts.

Patrick Bowright Cleveland Ohio W. M. Fairbank Seattle Wash George McManamy Milford George W. Marston Hudson St Alstead N. H. Charles A. Farrell John Burns Cottage City Mrs. Mouley Chelsea Geo. Thirlby

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Maynard News Grace Wood J. C. Berkey Gloucester J. J. Driscoll G. H. Gutteridge J. M. Bellows Eee Bedford Kathryn Coughlin Congregational Church Lillian Kemspier Friends In G. W. Jordan Portland Lilla Clark Paul Brigham Mill Office Jackson N. H Helen Genevieve Joughlin Georgie Timmoth Frank Hayward William Ryan Lawrence Margaret Ryan William Scully William Cleary Old Orchard Beach H. P. N. Dahl Revere Beach Fanny Grimes Cal Elizabeth Strout Hudson James Murphy Celia Maynard Friends James Haggerty Woburn Reed Lyoh Jacob Dockendorff George Whitney Warren Arnold Frank Hibbard Ruth Blanchard Haynes Department Store Rockwool Prue North Brookfield Jeremiah Sheehan South Boston Kathryn Sweeney A. A. Hilferty Richard Alberta House Old Orchard, Me Eddie Loughlin Harrisburg C. Loewe & Co Hudson Council N. of C Lake Boon John Maley William Collins Hugh McBreen Ferny Main St Coggins & McNally Mr. Peebles Roy Archer A. T. Haynes Duluth Allie McGrail Boxboro James Doyle Northampton John Brayden Mathew Campbell Weirs H Maynard Lodge H. Leon Graven Margueretta Conway Nellie May Harriman Bros. Havg Fitchburg Walter Hiltz Everett Walter Taylor Timothy B. Moynihan B. J. Coughlin William Edward Littleton Edward Ragg W. G. Priest Montreal R. Kitchin Freeport W. H. Gutteridge Laura Florence Woodart Fanny Harwood Emma Deane Nantucket Noble Park Powder Mill M. A James J. Morgan Maud Shorey Ayer Maynard Girl Framingham Hos Pital Miss Mead Waltham William Hannon Thomas Butler Bass Point Nahant Robinson Charles Dam Ella Scully Clarence Bodfish Cambridge Suunday Alexander Irving John Clancy Fred Louden James Rogers Somerville William Kane Gertrude Ratcliffe Edna Denniston Charles Chamberlain Edward Sheridan Wilder Peppett Benton Asa Balcom Lexington Park John Dacey Maynard’s Hill Edward Coogan Mystic C. D. Holmes Florence Mahoney North Billerica May Ferns Progressive Lodge K. of P Concord Woolen Co James A. Coughlin Burton Ellen Lehy Frank McCormack Charles Dyson George Jamieson Jr Geo. Hoyle George H. Gutteridge Engineer Fisher State Highway Commission Acton St Anna Fanny Mary Cronin John W. Lynch Dorchester Catherine Lawton M. U Newton Gribery Ney Goodell Canada Corabel Robinson Auburndale C. F. Robinson's Newton St Alonzo Bryant Danville St Charles Adam's Adams St Charles Thomson Grand Lake Stream Washington County Maine Mis. T. McCarthy Water St Block Island John H. Garland Ruth Huntington Menard Fahey James Gorman Joseph Collins Frank Lennihan Fort Meadow Gleason Katherine Patrick Garrity West At Benjamin Pratt Peak's Island Joel Gleason Marion Magnolia Mary Curran Providence Ellen Kehoe Alice Fitzpatrick Katherine McEnelly Frank E. Viano North Cambridge D. F. Buckley John Maher North Adams Robert Armstrong Swift Beef Co J. Edward McGee Henry M. Cochrane J. A. Frye Federal Shoe Co Agnes Alice McGee Alex Daniels Richard Hughes London England W. H. Laughlin Minneapolis Mr. Daniels Olive Robinson Roxbury Rela Ringold St Cora Dunn Josie Toovey Warren Simonds David Fiansburg Old Sol Archie V. Brigham Natalie Elizabeth Marshal Clarence H West Main St Genoy Ome Ee Eet Ee
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