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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1910

Page

3

Maynard News items include local moves and society events

Maynard notices mention James Sheridan moving from Main street to Sudbury street and Kelley becoming a telegraph operator at Millers Falls. The American Woolen Co. hosted President William Wood at a banquet. St Bridget’s Temperance society plans a benefit event with Dwyer. W C T U elected officers and heard talks by Mrs Rolfe and Mrs Sheehan of Concord. Various local visits, a Halloween party, a Finnish wrestling tournament, Dr Grady moves to a new office, Lotus quartet concert planned, and road graveling updates. Frequent names include Mrs Bessie Richardson and Dr T H Grady, with mill orders rising and temperature dropping to 18 degrees.

James Sheridan Main’ St Sudbury St Kelley Millers Falls American Woolen Co William Wood Aling John Pations St. Bridget’s Temperance Society Dwyer Tom Moore Amory Bessie Richardson W. H. Gutteridge Hiram L. D. Wilson Gavin Taylor Rolfe Concord Jeremiah Sheehan Concord Junction

Golden Years Wedding Day Fifty Years of Union

Mr and Mrs Thomas Naylor celebrate 50 years of marriage at their Halifax home. The couple, childhood friends who married in Halifax 50 years ago, moved to the United States and settled in Amesbury before coming to their current town 42 years ago. Mr Naylor became water superintendent and a real estate owner, ages 73 and 71 respectively for Mrs Naylor. They have five children and were active in the M E church. A largely attended reception followed, with family helping in hosting. The Enterprise joins the town in extending congratulations.

Halifax Eng Thomas Naylor Naylor Amesbury William M. EB. Church Joshua Baltimore Ada Hodges Hattie Naylor Jennie Naylor Grace Peel Maple St Denniston Peel Hudson Gledhill Peel Franklin Falls N. H

Stow Feud Halts As Wheeler Fights For Support

The Stow political feud eases slightly as Wheeler campaigns with limited backing. Wheeler admits no support from usual Republican allies while opponents question his party loyalty. Wheeler and supporters argue he should be acceptable to Republican voters despite dissent from leaders.

Stow Wheeler Enterprise Stowe

Woolen Mills in Olneyville Shift to Four Day Week

Olneyville woolen mills move to a four day week as reports on the woolen business remain not encouraging. Other sources suggest the winter could bring a revival in the woolen industry.

Olneyville

The Doctor's Question on Bowels and Health

A physician notes that a first question is about bowel regularity. He asserts that 98 percent of fitness relates to active digestion and liver function, and that irregular bowels must be gently corrected before health can be restored.

To Be a Hummer Rally Plans by Republican Committee

Republicans prepare for a Thursday night rally ending with a street parade by the Maynard brass band. Speakers include Herbert Parker B J Slattery Edwin A Bayley and W H Wheter. Edward Wheeler will attend as candidate but not speak. Local Pierce and Wilder factions show harmony at the meeting chaired by Rep Albert Batley.

Selectmen’s Rooms Maynard Brass Band Cooperative Hall Herbert Parker B. J. Slattery Boston Edwin A. Bayley Lexington W. H. Wheter Gardner Edward F. Wheeler Stow Wilder Pierce

Spectacular political gathering draws prominent attendees

A grand affair attracted prominent Republic delegates and town committee members. Two special trains brought guests from South Framingham and Marlboro to Gardner for a large meeting with music and speakers including Hon. Herbert Parker. The Maynard delegation called the event a hummer and praised lavish hospitality.

Pierce Wilder South Framingham Marlboro Gardner Herbert Parker Maynard

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Morgan Reverend Leaves Deep Sorrow

Mrs Elizabeth Morgan, noted for kindness and many friendships, died after a long illness. She is survived by son James J. Morgan and four daughters, with services held Monday morning drawing a large turnout of relatives and friends.

Elizabeth ‘Morgan James J. Morgan Town Rge McCormack Elizabeth Keefe Sara Morgan Cornelius Sullivan North Andover

Hearing on location change for Western Street rail line

A public hearing is planned for this evening at six thirty to discuss opposition to locating the Western Street rail line near Semana Park and Walnut Street. Proponents and opponents will be given time to speak about the narrow Walnut corridor and related safety concerns.

Rai Wena Sree Roma Mare

Worcester Masonic Lodge hosts visiting brethren parade

Freedom lodge in Worcester celebrates its crack degree team, winner of a national title in Milwaukee. Visiting members from Ayer arrive by car as Worcester and Hudson members travel by electric cars, joined by Maynard brass band. A parade precedes a banquet at the Masonic hall with Edward Cheney as toastmaster and final social tour.

Masonic Social Club Lotus Quartet Cooperative Hall Maynard Freedom Lodge Worcester Milwaukee Order Ayer Hudson and Worcester Maynard Brass Band Masonic Banquet Edward Cheney Progressive Lodge

Ex Rep Lynch Headlines Democratic Rally in Hudson

At the Hudson rally ex Representative C J Lynch delivered another oratorical hit during the Democratic smoke talk in Hudson on Wednesday evening. Local Democrats accompanied him and speakers Thomas Tucker and J Cronin of Hudson were heard. Edson, poet laureate of the 18th district, praised Democrats in verse while Molson struggles to rhyme his own name before his next appearance.

C. J. Lynch Hudson Thomas ’ Ker Tucker J Cronin Edson Salediense Molson

Democratic Rally Plans for End of Campaign Event

Democratic leaders plan a Monday evening rally at Cooperative Hall with speakers Hon. John J. Mitchell of Marlboro George W. W. Edson of Stow and Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord. They aim to secure Hon. Charles 8. Hamlin as headliner if possible and will substitute another strong speaker if not.

Cooperative Hall John J. Mitchell Marlboro George W. W. Edson Stow Roger Sherman Hoar Concord Charles 8. Hamlin

Untitled fragment hints at varied weights and years

A fragmented note discusses weight comparisons and mentions other years, suggesting lighter loads amid varied measurements.

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promise Trial Then Refund Guarantee

Ad offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a three bottle trial and a personal guarantee of satisfaction or money back. It notes the product claims to restore hair on bald heads and urges creditors to file claims against the estate of the deceased administrator Robert P. Denniston and to pay debts.

Diesex Robert P. Denniston Adm

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Maynard News Lilla Childs Lowell Frank*Ferns and Son Music Hall Maynard Lodge Great Road Hodgkins Keavitt John Sunderland James Claflin William ‘Connolley Richard Parmenter Summer St Socialist Hall Parker St T. H. Grady Naylor’s Block Dr. Grady Edward Sheehan Jeremiah Sullivan Joseph McLoughlin, Or Winchendon Jos., Jr Edward Smith George Sharp Rutland Alvin Smith Westboro John Callahan Dover David Woolley Highway Commission Electric Road Stow Line Chidren Lucy Broadbent Enrious Storm Kings Woonsocket Rhode Island MR. and Mrs. Naylor Cele BRATE NEW Idea Store Main Street Maynard, Mass Democratic Rally Clarence F.desmond, M.D Waltham, Mass Mr. Notinshed Mr. D City Notinshed Mr. Doinglittle Mr. Doinglittie Joshua Edwards Chorce J. Brunelle Summer &T Mrs. E. Ingham Brook Street Gilroy Pridays Cooperative Hall Rexall DeLee’s Pharmacy
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