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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1913

Page

7

Maynard Purification Plant at Assabet Purifies River Waters

The Maynard mill has completed a recovery plant to purify the Assabet river below the mill. Since August 1912 Dr Pat of Newton has supervised work to treat wool scour liquor and shoddy liquor, with four 10 000 gallon tanks and a storage tower. The plant now clarifies liquor and discharges five sixths back to the river, with further filtering optional. overall operation is satisfactory and advancing toward full purification.

Mille Ie Pat of Newton

A Linen Shower for Miss Esther Bower

Miss Esther Bower hosts a linen shower for Robert Mateden Place on Wednesday evening June 4. The event featured a musical program with vocal and instrumental solos, followed by refreshments. Guests included Mary Driscoll Sara Duggan Matilda Marsden Elizabeth Gates Sara Gates Margaret Gates Inez Scully Eva Hunt Annie Dunn Cecelia Hearn Sadie Garrick Mabel Morris Elsie Macdonald and many other friends and relatives.

Esther” Bower Robert Mateden Matty Miss Bower Mary Driscoll Sara Duggan Matilda Rachael Marsden Lizabeth Sara Margaret Gates Bila Inez Scully Margaret McCarthy Margaret Keegan Eva Hunt Annie Dunn Cecelia Hearn Annie Sadie Emily Garrick Mabel Morris Elsie Inex Annie Macdonald Annie Kilkenney Margaret Boyle George Smith Alexander Marsden Fay Graham Margaret Wagner Bessie Douglas

Masked at Whist party unites villagers in odd costume

Miss Sadie hosted a masquerade whist at her Bentave home for about 30 friends. Players wore diverse costumes and unmasked at 10 with prizes awarded to Miss Ruby Hamlin and others. the event featured seven tables and a lighthearted, festive mood.

Sadie Bentave Ruby Hamlin Ae Whitney William McGarry William Stockwell Regton Mies Ruby Hamlin Inez Toop Irene Martin Mabel Bishop Columbia May Nelson At Brummer Whitney George Washington Bradford Parker George Stockwell Farmer Philip Hamilton Raymond Jones Harry Andres Uncle Sam Mary Ann Albert Murphy William Mann Walter R. Denniston Satan Everett Toop Santa Claus Herbert Lawton

Funeral in the Evening for Mrs. Mary R Trask

Mrs. Mary R. Trask died at 10 o clock Tuesday morning at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Yes after a lingering illness. She was 63, born in Solon Maine, came to Maynard two years ago to live with Dr. and Mrs. Hamblen. Services were conducted at the home at 7:30 Tuesday evening by Rev. A. Morrill. Mrs. Hamblen is a daughter of the deceased.

Mary, R. Trask Howard A Solon Maynard Hamblen A. Morrill

Maynard Baseball Association Seeks Support and Funds

The Maynard Baseball Association leaders led by President James J. Morgan submit a published report to The Enterprise. The document lists supporters and small contributions from local residents including James J. Hilferty G. J. Lynch Starr Rutan James Ryan Columbus Rainville and Bre Clark with amounts ranging from 1 to 10 dollars. The report asserts the sport fosters home values fair play and youth development and expresses hope that Maynard will field a strong team this season.

Maynard’ Baseball Association Maynard ‘Baseball Association James J. Morgan James J. Hilferty G. J. Lynch Starr Rutan James Ryan Columbus Rainville Finance Committee Benamed Baseball Association Bre Clark William P. James A. Coughlin BE. L. Salt Tay C. H Ker Shal Carlton

Vague OCR fragment on Gettysburg veterans travel

Fragmentary text mentions James Carney G A R veterans heading to Gettysburg, a 10 percent element, and train timing from Boston at 9 30 arriving 10 30. Other names and details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.

James Carney Gettysburg H. Street H Goncord Bostom Tate

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