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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
3
Maynard community notes list closed schools up to ninth grade and a high school graduation this Wednesday night. Local residents and visitors include O.8 Fowler, G. W. Klise of Topeka, and Miss Kathryn Haven of Harvard. The Maynard brass band, St Bridget’s prizes, and a busy Fourth of July schedule appear alongside cricket and M U league results.
Frank May graduates with honors after never missing a day in 13 years of schooling. He weathered snow and storms to keep perfect attendance, a standout achievement noted as rare in the state. The town’s social notes mention visits from Mrs. George Jordan and various residents and visitors including Miss Edna Denniston and Dr. Howard Hamblen.
A warning that neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver leads to chronic constipation, contrasted with Dr King’s New Life Pills billed as the best and gentlest regulators of stomach to bowels.
Mrs John Rouse aged 28 died at her Main Street home after a brief illness. Born in Wilmington she lived in Waltham before moving to Maynard three months ago. She is survived by her husband and six siblings. Funeral was held Tuesday with Requiem Mass at St Bridget's Church.
Miss Jennie Tobin and Andrew Fardy married Wednesday at 2 PM in St Bridget's Church. Bridesmaid Winnie Quinlan and best man Frank Fardy attended. Bride wore white silk muslin lace trim. bouquet of roses. Reception at Nason Street home followed. couple to reside with bride's mother on Nason Street after returning from New York trip.
A St Bridget's parish picnic on July 4 promises strong boxing. Organizer Martin Flaherty secured a Boston group of top youths including Young Sidney Kid O'Brien Ralph Kelley Billy Connelly Young Lavery and Chicken O'Donnell with Kelley and Connelly from Cambridge. The boxers are expected to appear.
Three furnished rooms available to rent with a shared bath. Contact T. J. Butler for details and availability.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters are a universal remedy for stomach and liver disorders in India likeness. It cites A A Brown of Bennettsville, S C, saying the tonic restored his wife to health after long dyspepsia and a torpid liver. Also listed as treatment for chills fever malaria biliousness lame back and bladder disorders sold by local pharmacies at 50 cents.
A Maynard versus Acton baseball game drew a large crowd despite poor conditions. The Maynard team, aided by three new players, showed promise with strong batting and fielding led by Dr. Salmon on the mound and Kenney catching, as Maynard won eleven to eight.
Martin Kane aged 79 died at his Percival home Saturday after a two year illness. A Newfoundland native, he lived in Maynard 17 years and is survived by seven children James John Martin Kane Mrs George Whalen Mrs James Conway Whitinsville Mrs Abe Hardy and Esther Kane. Funeral Monday at St Bridget's church followed by burial in St Bridget's Cemetery with bearers Joseph King George Jackman Edward Kane Nicholas Thomas and Michael Kane.
A Tuesday night reception honored Grand Matron Mrs Effie Flood King hosted by Magdalene chapter OBE 85. Neighbors from nearby lodges attended as an orchestra played and readings by Miss Harris of Waverly accompanied refreshments. The dignitary received a gold bag while Mrs Emma P Flagg and Mrs Clara Maynard were presented with bouquets. Several grand officers attended.
The family of the late Mrs Merrill Blanchard express thanks to all who helped them in their sorrow. Advertising may be done many ways, any method that tells anybody about anything is advertising. Advertising conveys message about a business or a product.
In a 10 inning game on Saturday at Prospect hill Hudson defeated Marlboro 4 to 3 before about 500 fans. Howe pitched for Hudson with Loughlin making key catches in left field and O Hara contributing a winning double. Marlboro scored early but Hudson rallied with two runs late, Hammond scoring the decisive run aided by a Grand Stand cheer and a $10 din fortune.
Hudson County residents report fishing in Maine with J Sawyer returning from trip. H Ed Graves bought black horses in Milford. Gid Smith, a former resident, visited Hudson. Sebastian Greenache and Henry Yee caught 18 pickerel and one bass down the river Friday. John Glynn recovers from three weeks illness on the road. Senior class lawn party at Hapgood home on Lincoln Street. Doris Marie Hinman hosted a lawn party for 12 playmates on Washington Street. Harry Parsons home from Clinton hospital after appendectomy, rapid recovery noted. Mr and Mrs C L Green of Philadelphia visiting Mary Wood’s Pleasant Street home before attending Springfield reunion and plans to visit Leominster and Athol.
Sunday vesper service at the Methodist church drew a large crowd. An especially fine musical program was arranged by Mrs. W. E. Tarbell, with the Mavis trio and a choir of eighteen hundred voices plus the Congregational church orchestra.
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