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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
5
Winchester visitors and local guests fill the week with calls and hospitality. The Maynard Cricket and Athletic association plans a Saturday meeting at the clubhouse as the town seeks revived business activity and community events. A soda fountain debuts at the M B Church pharmacy and Arlington mourns former resident Mrs. B F Aldrich.
An advertisement claims Citrolax is best for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels. It promises headache relief and a thorough cleansing with no pain or nausea and lists Maynard pharmacy as a point of sale.
The selectmen state street dis bought for 3c per gallon last year is now selling for 7c and rising due to ship shortages from Mexico. $800 was spent last year but with prices soaring Maynard will face a doubled cost or meet higher expenses.
An advertisement urges prompt action for back pain muscle aches and rheumatic twinges. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted to help kidneys eliminate waste, with Johnson's Pharmacy in Maynard as the seller.
A man was fined $15 in Concord district court Monday for creating a disturbance aboard an electric car en route to Concord. The report notes two more dry months before bars reopen officially.
Supt. of Schools William H. Millington rushed to Wellsboro Pennsylvania Friday morning due to the illness and death of his father Rev. Alfred Millington. Millington expected to return the latter part of the week.
The article praises simple wall papers as the key to a tasty home. Subdued designs add rich effect and are widely admired by readers of good taste. It warns against sacrificing style and originality the publication advocates.
Alterations at the 8. C. A. store relocate rem hardware cabinets and counters to the rear for flour stacking. Enamel ware displays will use the new shelves replacing the old cabinet. The changes add room and convenience for shoppers. Mike Adelaide Well joins her mother in New York City for her winter vacation. The C. Y. M. L. Lowell team faces Reo Five at Cooperative Hall Friday. Emily Wolfenden visits home from Ashby. The Ladies Benevolent society meets at 2 30 Thursday in the Congregational church parlors.
The Congregational and Methodist churches plan a union service this Wednesday at 7 30 in the after church. Rev A Mar 11 Osgood will deliver the address. Afterward the membership committee will discuss uniting with the church next Sunday. Friday features another meeting in the Methodist church with Rev Frederick N Rutan speaking. The Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday at 2 30 in the church parlors. Sunday services begin at 10 45 with communion and supper after the regular worship. Sunday school at noon shows improving attendance under Deacon John W Load. The Y P S and C B meet at 7 with an illustrated lecture by the pastor on The American Indian. Mrs Jennie Churchill of Heath visited her niece Mrs George Clark in Waltham Street last week.
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists a vestry meeting Friday evening with Rev. PFN Rutan as speaker. A gospel team from Boston University School of Theology led by Rev. Paul R Stevick will assist at 10 45 am and 7 pm. Sunday school at noon. Epworth League coordinators supervise 4 pm junior and 6 pm senior divisions. Grace Parkin leads. Topic "Others" as watchword for Christians.
An early classifieds fragment lists beds, 12 hens and a rooster, plus a hen house for sale. It instructs applying to R. G. Jackson, with a cutout slip and 5c to Foley & Co. in Chicago, and mentions Foley Kidney Pills and Johnsen's Pharmacy advertising.
Deodora Daisy a two year old English bulldog owned by John Ingham of Whitestone Kennels won third prize at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show held at Madison Square Garden New York City last week. Ingham attended the event and was present when awards were announced.
A short reminder from Mrs A G urges women to seek relief from chronic aches and stiff joints, noting many suffer without realizing remedies exist. The fragment hints at a health solution but provides limited detail.
Oliver Clinton Trees and Grace Eleanor Bailey announce their marriage on Washington's Birthday. Rev. Smith Owen Dexter officiated in Concord. Mrs. Trees, of Middleboro, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey of that town.
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