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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
5
Local schools enjoy a spring break as teachers and staff travel for trips and visits. Residents report on family trips, civic events, and community happenings with visits to Washington, engagements in Boston, and plans for upcoming activities and gatherings.
Public notice urges readers to mail a self addressed envelope with name and address to Boley & Co. Chicago for a promotional response about remedies for bronchial coughs and croup.
A brief note on lingering dullness from spring fatigue and tips to boost energy, urging readers to stay active, lighten schedules, and prioritize sleep for sharper focus and improved mood.
A lively gathering featured vocal and instrumental music with solos by John King J Moynihan Frank Taylor and a chorus. Attendees included Frank Taylor Stow Guyer Sharpe Frank Moynihan John Moynihan George Sharpe Edward Burns Louis Burns Leo Downey George Carey and several others.
The selectmen will grant liquor licenses at a meeting to be held in the town hall. The agenda includes approving applications and setting license terms for local establishments.
At a special meeting in Maynard Massachusetts the St. Bridget's Catholic Temperance Society adopted a protest to the Board of Selectmen against granting any license for intoxicating liquor at 66 Main Street or nearby, arguing it harms decency and disturbs women.
The May day parade by the Socialist club was abandoned this year and a picnic was held in Wood Pikes Sunday. The program included selections by the Imatra and singing by club members.
The assessors filed a list of 661 town citizens liable to the call for military service, up from 568 last year. Vermsen 18 and 46 year old men subject to the call to colors.
James Hoar attended the business meeting where officers were elected. A banquet was served after the proceedings.
The sewerage committee reported a Massachusetts Legislature hearing at the State House on a bill to authorize Maynard to construct a sewerage system. Dr. Howard Hamlin William Naylor and Joshua Edwards appeared before the committee as sewerage board members.
May 20th is National Horse Day, a day when the horse becomes king with celebration and decorations highlighting the animal’s prominence and public attention.
Neighbors enjoyed a night hosted by the Concord Grange featuring a shadow pantomime of Miles Standish with cast members Linwood White as Miles Standish John Alden portrayed by Walter Dennison Priscilla by Beatrice Taylor Magistrate by Chas H Stanley Bishop by Frank Sanderson A concert followed with vocal solos by James B Farrell and Arthur Sullivan and readings by Chas H Stanley Dr and Mrs Edward Flaherty return from their wedding trip to their new home at 44 Main St where the doctor maintains his office.
The wedding of Miss Josephine Burns daughter of Mr and Mrs John Horns of Sudbury to Edward Taylor of Newburyport took place this morning at St Bridget s church in Sudbury with Rev Walter J Browne officiating A large gathering attended the ceremony Miss Burns wore brown silk chiffon taffeta and a white picture hat The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Burns Best man was Frank Taylor brother of the groom A reception followed at the bride s home and the couple departed for a wedding tour visiting New York and Philadelphia They will reside in Everett where the groom works as a contractor for the Mass highway commission after their return
Advertises Peel's Glasses claiming to rest tired eyes and prevent headaches. Encourages readers to consult at any time for eye relief and clearer vision from the glasses.
The Question club gathered Monday evening at Mrs William Baxter's Stow residence for sewing. The next meeting is planned at Miss Beatrice Sunderland's Parker Street home. A lost bank book No 2512 from Assabet Institution of Savings in Maynard is noted. finder should return it. Felix Bigot.
Our optician offers eye tests and fittings with free consultation. We promise affordable prices and enhanced vision so you can enjoy life without aging eyesight limitations.
Public worship Sunday at 10 45 a m with sermon by Rev Geo H Clarke D D. Sunday school at 12 o clock led by B Taylor and Parker. Junior league at 4 p m under Mrs Bertha N Osgood. Epworth league at 4 with Velock Albert Hodpay. Evening service at 7 p m with W H Millington superintendent of public schools.
Will Go to Minnesota a farm is led by Mrs. Tyyne Keto who will conduct the business until a new manager is appointed. Mrs. Fred W. Lid of Dorchester visits Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Goodenow as guests.
Maynard jousieh Riaastieien Monday. Local records show property listings involving Louis Peel Wood and Hudson Naylor Block with a noted event on Monday.
The note reports nighttime urinary issues causing discomfort and disruption. It highlights persistent bladder weakness as a health concern and suggests seeking medical evaluation to identify causes and appropriate treatment.
Oak and chestnut posts for sale by A. W. White in Maynard. A Finnish lady seeks hourly work. Contact Mrs. K. Lindstedt at 8 Main St Maynard for details.
Fragment mentions a liver pill noted as effective without nausea and describes constipation bloating gas and bowel issues hinted as a relief claim. No clear event, date, or sources identified.
The SULLIVAN family thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy. Mrs. William Morrison left for Byfield New Hampshire Tuesday to join her husband employed in the spinning room town.
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