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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1905

Page

3

Maynard News and Notes Highlights Local Happenings

Maynard residents see many changes as workers move between mills and shops. Local clubs host events while water and school boards organize actions. community life includes visitors, illnesses, and new employment across Assabet mills and Westvale.

Maynard and S H A C Clash for Town Basketball Title

A three game series to decide the town basketball championship pits Maynard against S H A C. The opener is Wednesday night with proceeds to the winner. S H A C is the slight favorite but Maynard supporters promise an upset.

Maynard Mahoney

More Money Maynard Must Pay Larger Share of Salary

Due to a valuation increase, Maynard must pay a larger portion of the superintendent of schools salary. The towns of Stow and Boxboro will cover their shares as before, while the state contribution decreases. Maynard’s new portion rises from 125 dollars to 750 dollars, with Stow and Boxboro unchanged at 125, and the state at 625.

Maynard Stow Boxboro

Annual Concert and Ball of Div 44 AOH Held in Music Hall

The Div 44 AOH concert and ball drew a large attendance in Music Hall on Friday night. The program featured Maude McGrail and William P. Scully in solos, Miss Anna Downey and Theresa Donahue in recitations, and instrumental pieces by Lenora Wollerschied and Herbert Mallinson. Afterward Collins' orchestra supplied dancing music under the direction of John B. Moynihan with assistance from John J. Bradley.

Music Hall Ireland Maude McGrail Wm. P. Scully Erin Columbia Anna B. Downey Lenora Wollerschied A. A. Hilferty G. Hollender Herbert Mallinson Kathleen Killarney Theresa Donahue Mercedes Laska Anna P. Downey J. B Herbert Mallins Palms Collins’ Orchestra John B. Moynihan John J. Bradley Lodge John Moynihan William Conley James Mahoney

Summerhill A. O. W. Delegation Attends Hudson Celebration

A large delegation from Summerhill lodge A. O. U. W. traveled by special car to Hudson Monday night for the Hudson lodge celebration. Miss Emily Shannahan left Assabet mills to work at Westvale mills. Mrs. Richard Cullen of Bridgeport CT visited Mrs. William Cullen in Glendale Street.

J. F. Gannon & Co Harry Clark James Downs Bessie Mahoney Westvale Mills Bert Akroyd Assabet Mills Frank Hayward Lowell Assabet Council R. A Thomas Smith Dorchester W. G. Priest Waltham George O'Brien Ayer Walter Hannah Lawrence Dennis Spain Thompson St James McRey John Desmond Thomas Sheehan William Granigan Raymond Adams Webster Fred Shaw Elsie Greenwood May Smith Woman's Club Hudson Woman's Club Augustus Newton Boston Hospital Sadie Jones Boston Theodore Jones Thomas Burke Thomas Foley Hudson Lodge of Eagles John J. Green Harriman Laundry Frank Nyman Troy N. H A. B. Papineau St. Luke's Mission Hudson William Scully Whitman William Theinert L. B. Goodrich Marlboro Congregational Church Summerhill Lodge Hudson Lodge Emily Shannahan Richard Cullen Bridgeport, Ct William Cullen Glendale St

How to Keep Well With Mio-na Health Advice

An advertising feature promotes Mio-na tablets as a stomach and digestion aid. It claims regular use prevents sallow complexion and weak health, detailing symptoms from a weak stomach and promising relief and cure with proper use and a pharmacy guarantee.

Johnson

Foretaste of Maynard streets brawls shows street clashes

Four lively street fights Saturday night in Maynard reveal rising tensions between Finns and Italians. Incidents include two Finns and two Italians near the Assabet house under the dry bridge, fights near Music Hall, on Summer and Main streets, and in Concord Junction. A drunken Finns display and campaign yarns about a defeated candidate are noted as distractions from real trouble.

Maynard Assabet Music Hall Summer Main Streets Concord Junction Nason St

Hustle intensifies as new liquor licenses eyed by board

Rumors swirl around pending licenses as W. W. Oliver, J. Y. Tucker, Peter Foley, and a Spring Lane site join hotels as likely granting locations. Speculation grows over applicant combinations, with new names rising and old dealers facing indifference from the selectmen amid an anxious, crowded field.

Ardent W. W. Oliver Summer St J. Y. Tucker Main St Spring Lane Peter Foley West Acton William Casey William Campbell Coughlin Brothers Board of Selectmen

High School Sigma Zeta Meeting Highlights

Friday afternoon the Sigma and Zeta societies held a joint program featuring essays on the Panama Canal the Wireless Telephone and the United States Navy plus talks on West Point Simpson tunnel San Domingo and U S relations with the Caribbean. A chorus sang and a formal debate on naval policy concluded with a Sigma victory in the merits.

Sigma Zeta Panama Canal Mildred Walker Frank Dunham West Point Phillip Bowers Simpson Tunnel Marion Haynes United States Navy Ernest Jones United States San Domingo Marion Blanchard Vincent Sweeney Raymond Veitch The Sigma Society Frank May Harry Persons Zeta Society

Cent Reward For Each Moth Nest Placed

Town selectmen enlist school children in battling the brown moth offering one cent for every nest brought to their rooms. Residents urged to inspect trees and request street department tools to clean tree trunks and tops.

Hyomei Promises Quick Cure for Catarrhal Deafness

An old advertisement touts Hyomei as rapidly relieving deafness caused by catarrh. It claims immediate membrane relief, with a full cure in three to four weeks. testimonials praise odorless breath and rapid improvement. Johnson's Pharmacy offers a $1 complete outfit with inhaler and drops and refunds if no cure.

Miss Meeds Mattewan Johnson

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B. A. Harris Waverley Julius Loewe A. M. C. Sullivan Framingham Hammond Stock Company the Water Board Robert W. Carter B. J. Coughlin H. A. Wilson James J. Hilferty J. J. Killerby Mass. General Hospital John Brayden Sudbury St Harris Clements Joseph Farrell Arthur Billet George Everleth Ebfield, N. H George Carmichael Orange Samuel Wilson Joseph Lambert Southbridge Reseroir George Lynch Valley Farm Roy Prescott Keene, N. H William Denniston George McInnes Carl Roach New Bedford Fred Carlton Alex Morrison Hattie Owens F. U. Rich L. King Margaret Long Mrs George Stockwell John McKenna Thomas Binns Somerville John Kelley John Punch Newburyport John Holigram Northboro Nathan Specter John Wittenen River St Eaton Hurlburt Johnson Pharmacy Henry Hodges Reardonville Mamie Burns Hyde Park W. R. Hall St. Hilda's Guild of St. George's Church Co. I Concord John Weaving Lillian Kenispere Ida Hall Fred Axford Wilder Macurda Lisbon Mizpah Lodge Waltham Lodge Nicholas Driscoll Neil Currie Davis Market Finn Milford C. E. Sexton Maynard's Marsden Waterhouse Herbert Whitehead Central Mass. Cricket League Clinton C. M. & H. St. Railway Coulter Jones Stow Centre 20Th Century Club J. A. Fitchett Allen Fisher Alvah Doherty Bert Howard Ernest Greenhalge Kathryn Moriarty A. J. Coughlan Joseph Mears Fred Kelley J. R. Verner Delmont Israel Janneil Brooks St. Church Morse Harriman John Callahan R. E. Bisbee M. E. Church E. C. Hunt Kathran Ahassey Kathryn Sheehan Worcester Kathryn Coughlin Maple Court Edward Ledgard P. J. Sullivan Highway Commission Ladies’ Benevolent Society Sullivan Israel Blatt N. Kaplar George H. Creighton Mr. Creighton Howard A. Wilson Mr. Wilson W. B. Gase Championship of Town Norfolk Combination Cash Store CO M. H
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