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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
Maynard reports new public lockers at the library. Memorial and club activities fill the week with meetings of the Woman's Clubs and D A R events. Election coverage notes no nomination papers yet. several town offices sparking interest as candidates prepare for the spring election.
A Maynard business man proposes building a town hall that would also house the library and a new trust company. He suggests financing with 30 year bonds and estimates initial costs around 40 000 dollars with annual expenses near 3 385 dollars and potential 3 000 dollar annual income from the hall. The proposal aims to spur public discussion and invite reader input on the plan.
In a riveting bowling clash at Marlboro the home five defeated Pastimes by 49 pins. Maynard led the locals with two wins early as Marlboro posted a new alley record of 503 in the second game. Mattson scored 114 and Lynch a 290 in the strings while Mulhearn brothers shared Marlboro’s honors.
Edward Henderson, a longtime resident of Assabet Park, will mark his 80th year next year with plans to celebrate at M. BE church in February. He has run a coal and wool business, held town offices, and witnessed Assabet’s growth from a small hamlet to a thriving community. His friends hope for continued good health and a birthday gathering with many attendees.
A packed Fenway bowling night saw the Fenway team dominate Middlesex from start to finish in a three round match at the alley. Morris led with a 283 in three strings, Murray added 264, while Middlesex’ Tobin managed 258 as the mismatch unfolded.
The St Bridgets Temperance society will host a rally at Cooperative hall on Sunday evening with ex Senator John A O Keefe of Lynn delivering the address He is a prominent lawyer in Lynn and a long time Temperance advocate He will first speak to St Bridget’s members at their rooms. Also notices include sales of a Thompson Street house and assorted public thanks from the Taylor family and local high school seniors.
Crossing tenders and branch workers welcomed a wage raise that took effect Monday. Eligible employees with six months of service or no prior raise receive 16 cents more per day, and the railroad expects a substantial future wage increase for all staff.
Frank Kelly and John Higgins, new Co. 1, 6th regiment, left Hudson with the company for Sunday afternoon travel, while other local members, unable to go due to uniforms burned in a Concord fire, will join the Gettysburg trip in July. Mr and Mrs Philip Glazier welcomed a girl baby Monday morning. A Hilferty of the Metropolitan Insurance Co resumed duties Monday after a two issue business interruption.
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