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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
3
Reader notes show Hudson and Marlboro basketball teams set for a clash in Hudson Thursday to face off in a regional contest. Other items include school vacation notices, local social events, and municipal updates including a dance at Cooperative hall and a forthcoming junior class dance on June 8.
Maynard outpaced Hudson 37 to 17 before 500 spectators at Music Hall. Kelley Maley Archer led Maynard with fast play while Neary and McLoughlin starred for Hudson, as Cleary refereed and kept the crowd engaged.
Ad offers electrical work by Eugene Daweon with quick, neat service and mentions the Nernst lamp benefit. It names an organist Ted for St. Courses churches and instructs to apply to Reverend Arthur Bradford Papineau, rector.
The Maynard Camera Club formed to promote amateur photography announces its new officers: William H. Gutteridge as president Fred Ballou as vice president Ernest Greenhalge as secretary Matthew Campbell as treasurer Alvah Doherty as social committee chair and William Coulter as membership committee chair.
The senior class and friends left Friday afternoon for a planned Washington trip. Moongresaman Tir supplied admission tickets to the House of Representatives gallery and offered other courtesies to the party.
In Maynard and Hudson the 10th Middlesex district battle shapes up for fall elections. Edward Keefe of Hudson announces a Democratic bid and appears poised to secure strong backing from Hudson leaders. Maynard Republicans weigh McCleary and Morris as rivals while Sullivan and Coughlan faces internal pressure from party colleagues.
A conference with Senator J. J. Mitchell Rep C. J. Lynch Selectmen Jones and Sullivan and D. M. & Hi. street railway president C. H. Persons led to an agreement to hold a hearing after a people’s petition. Directors will attend as workers present their views. Reverend Roy D. Guild will preach at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
The selectmen named James J. Morgan as superintendent of parks and George Smith as registrar of voters. Others include Frei Sims sealer of weights and measures, A D Holt burlit agent, and John Connors keeper of look. Also listed are cattle inspector Joel F. Parmenter and street superintendent John J. Driscoll with police chief Arthur J. Coughlan and fire engineers G Fred Cahill and Thomas A. Sweeney. A lengthy roster covers patrolmen special police field drivers pound keeper forest warden and public weighers.
A large turnout enjoyed a festive social hour hosted by the Twelve Associates in a Cooperative event on Thursday night. Proceeds benefited the senior class of the high school to help defray expenses. Brigham's orchestra provided excellent music, with many ladies and visitors noted for their stylish participation and display of bricks purchased in New York.
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