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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
3
Clarence Mackin staying at Rockland with Edward Williams of Boston visiting Friday. Dozens of residents and guests pass through town for vacations and visits, with mill activity idle Saturday and a wave of private trips, dances, and social events noted across Maynard and nearby places.
Maynard manager Gilroy plans victory against Marlboro on Saturday with a star lineup including Conrad of Beverly and Cavanaugh at first base. Notre Dame’s pitcher Notre Dame Mall of Tufts in reserve. Daly, Collins and Dustin among infield and outfield performers. The team seeks swift win to avoid salary cuts and a big crowd is expected.
An August 8 1908 auction advertises the J W Connor Estate a cozy two and a half acre frame homestead with ten rooms large lawns and a stable. The property fronts Park Street with fruit trees and town water. half of the purchase price may remain on mortgage at a stated rate.
A parcel of land about 3800 square feet fronts Sudbury street opposite the church with 240 feet of frontage and access via an unnamed street. It may be divided and built upon as there are no restrictions. For details contact J J Sullivan at J W Connors, Main Street, Maynard.
Rep C J Lynch voices caution over being quoted and fears misrepresentation. He will not contest for the nomination unless his Democrats unanimously back him. McCleary’s supporters push for Fred McCleary as town clerk, while opposition exists within his party. Fred E McCleary visits Worcester Republicans to back Luce for lieutenant governor. John Wood and John Cole gain notice as Wood and Cole signals a new political sign from Gleasondale. P J Sullivan resists withdrawal, saying it is too early.
Ida Kielinen and Lauri Jokinen wed Sunday at the bride’s Douglas avenue home with Rev. R E Bisbee officiating. Maid of honor Jeannie Jamieson, bridesmaids Helen Bladd and Elizabeth Warrenma, best man Waino Keto. The bride wore a white empire gown with lace, carried lilies of the valley. attendants wore blue with carnations. After a brief reception, the couple left for a wedding trip to Vermont.
Miss Annie Guillow visits Auburndale and Miss Sarah Graverson visits Concord. Barbershop planned by Frank Downey in Concord. Maynard band at a lawn party in Acton. Worcester cricket visits Maynard Saturday. Rev EB Hunt with Boys Brigade at Fort Pond Littleton. Lawler from Mill hospital in St Johns Lowell. Finney Holt mid summer sale attracts crowds at South Acton store. Various visits from residents of Lawrence, Clinton, Somerville, Kingston and Putnam Wil-linantic Conn.
A wave of sizable orders boosts business mood at the Assabet mills and is seen as the advance of General Prosperity’s army. Townsfolk hope the revival signs will grow into lasting prosperity after a period of hardship and near misses.
Bartholomew Cleary longtime Maynard resident died Tuesday at his Sudbury street home after a three week illness. Born in Ireland he lived in the town for four decades and was highly regarded. He is survived by wife two sons Michael and John and daughter Elizabeth all of Maynard. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning.
Mace Gay's Martland Concert Band leads the week's entertainment at Paragon Park with 30 musicians. Harry Blaney returns with his popular songs, Johnny Maguire sings again this season, and the free air circus features Lomore and Valveno acrobatics. Bonnetti performs the Slide for Life and Bonnetti Bros. present a sensational trapeze act.
An auction on Saturday August 8 offers investors a chance to buy John W. Connor real estate on Sudbury and Park streets. The sale includes a two and a half story frame house in good condition with a near 8,000 square foot Park Street lot, plus an additional Sudbury Street land parcel opposite the church totaling about 8,000 square feet. Further particulars appear in the issue’s advertisement. Also noted Miss Rose Smith underwent throat surgery at the Bye and Ear Infirmary in Boston on Monday.
Reports from Canton recount a devastating typhoon that struck Monday night, drowning thousands of Chinese and overwhelming native ships. European shipping losses were light, but over 100 native vessels were wrecked, surpassing the 1906 storm in casualties.
Edward Neally seeks reopening of an old road from near the Moynihan place off Summervat to the powder mills. The route was once a town road and was closed by a town meeting vote several years ago.
William J. Bryan arrived in Lincoln from Chicago and Omaha after four days away. He read Taft's acceptance letter with interest and stated he would likely publish comments on Taft's remarks today.
In the presence of Sheik ul Astan the sultan swore allegiance to the constitution on the Koran yesterday. The ceremony aims to reassure public minds in Turkey.
For the first time in years the RCA dividend falls to four percent due to tight money in town. The delay does not reflect a drop in business. a large credit trade keeps activity high. Dividends will be paid August 5, 7, and 8. The semiannual stockholders meeting is set for August 2 at Cooperative halls.
Joseph Roberts a long time resident died at his Summer street home Wednesday at 1 80 o clock after several weeks illness. He was born in England and lived here 99 years and had many friends. Survived by his wife and Hector, three daughters Mrs Charles Barlow Lynn and Miss Rimma and Alice Robette. Funeral Friday conducted by Rev A B Papinead at Glenwood cemetery.
Atty Ham buys in Raynham secures injunction to stop hotel from selling liquor in the no-license town. If the hotel defies the order, contempt of court and charges of illegal sale loom, and the move is expected to calm the troubled town.
The article praises Paragon Park as a popular summer destination with Nantasket harbor breezes and the Palm Garden dining area. It notes Chet Hottinger's cuisine and the need for an extra addition to accommodate rush hour diners.
The Roberts family expresses heartfelt gratitude to all who assisted during their recent bereavement. They acknowledge every act of kindness and sympathy, with special thanks for floral gifts from friends and neighbors. Mrs. Joseph Roberts and Family. July 28.
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