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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
3
Maynard notes show residents visiting Marlboro Dorchester and Holyoke, births twins and a baby boy, new hires at mills, dance plans at Music Hall, and upcoming concerts. Local crews travel to Boston for shows, church events, and club meetings with community notices.
Maynard trounces Lakesides 36 to 14 in Music Hall with Murray and Kelley starring. Archer Ledgard and Segrue led visitors while Punch and Widell contributed for Maynard as the crowd of 800 saw the home team extend its season trend with fast play and strong defense.
When a man has stomach trouble it may be due to overeating or foods not suited to his age or occupation, or habitual constipation. Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate the bowels and improve digestion. ask for a free sample. Sold by H. J. Dwinell, Maynard.
Property near Main and Summer streets in Maynard Massachusetts offers about 56 square rods with a large building housing two stores and a 12 room dwelling with steam heat and bath plus a barn with carriage sheds. Also listed are stock hay for sale from West Acton and Haglish red cap eggs for sale by Joseph Megrs.
Maynard basketball team routed Hudson 42 to 25 in Hudson Hall. Kelley and Murray starred for Maynard while Norris, McLaughlin and Jeffrey led Hudson. Referee John M Porter oversaw a 3 period game with 850 in attendance.
Maynard teachers conducted mandated eye and ear screenings for students. One thousand six hundred fifty-five defects among 653 examined, with 194 parents notified. Defective sight 25.2 percent and defective hearing 8.1 percent. first graders excluded.
Tim Horan headlines Marlboro's lineup at Maynard Saturday night. He now stars for Fitchburg Washington Guards, state champions, and is hailed as one of the finest players of his era. His presence promises a strong draw for local fans.
Jones won a walkover for selectman by 237 votes over Murray. Goodenow beat Grady for school committee by six votes amid 76 women voters. Murphy defeated Coughlin by 16 in a three cornered water board race. Lawton easy winner for water board. Sheehan led board of health. Barely defeated overseer Bent. Connor highest in constable race. License passed 459 to 861 in a town meeting held after polls opened.
At Tuesday afternoon's gathering the club heard Rev. W. J. Batt discuss prison work, with Mrs. Pipin, Miss Elsie Dearborn, and Miss Mabel Sawyer contributing musical and paper presentations. Mrs. A. L. Morse reported on the state federation meeting, the Philanthropic department plans a talk on District Nursing, and the April meeting will be a children's day with an entertainer. The Literary department reviewed Scotland as Mrs. Wilder X. Macurda and Mrs. Fred Whitehead read papers, and town reports circulated last Friday showed departments in good shape.
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks for sympathy and kindness during bereavement. Also notes on spring’s arrival, cold waves, and pneumonia risk with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Maynard Framingham news mentions a $40,000 armory project.
B. F. Crocker, Esq., age 84 and longtime Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa, reports severe sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He used three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and says it did him lots of good. For sale by H J Dwinell Maynard.
Marlboro basketball arrives Saturday night on a special train with 250 supporters to face Maynard. Marlboro is among the state’s fastest teams and has beaten top rivals. Maynard seeks to counter with its swift lineup in what may be the season’s strongest game and largest crowd.
The Enterprise notes license fees will bring in fewer funds and several thousand dollars from last year will not be appropriated again. This may allow a considerable cut in the tax rate for the coming year.
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