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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
3
An advertisement warns against loss of appetite and stomach distress after eating and promotes a medicine to ease indigestion. It claims the product neutralizes gastric juices strengthens digestion and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after a stated trial.
Recounting began Saturday with Belmont vote tallied and ends next Friday after Waltham total is counted. Local tally shows McCarthy 372, Walker 360, 39 ballots blank, net gain of two votes for McCarthy.
The text notes improved mill conditions and predicts better times ahead, with joyous news to those fearing a harsh winter. It cites an overall rise in national prosperity and expectations that no drastic changes in a new tariff bill will disrupt business, though Taft and Attorney General Wickersham's stance on big corporations weighs on mood.
The whist party held at Masonic hall under the Ladies' Auxiliary Div. 33 A. O. H. proved a success with many in attendance from West Acton and Concord. The event credited the organizing committees led by Mrs. Susan, Mrs. Wall, and Mrs. W. J. for notable effort.
Friday November 17 marks the grand opening of the Greater New Idea Store in Boston. The retailer promises high quality merchandise, courteous service, and prices lower than wholesale, inviting locals to see why their motto offers more than value for every dollar.
A movement to form a stock company in Maynard aims to build a large theatre on Nason street rearward of two front stores. The project is in early stages with no decisive steps, though several prominent citizens have been approached and shown willingness to invest.
Surveyors have been at work on the proposed Boston and Western street railway route from Sudbury to Maynard. The plan has not reached a decision quickly, but may still materialize, though Maynard residents show little interest either way.
The Congregational church front grading is finished with the new bank wall and fountain. The improvement, seen as a major town beautification completed after years of effort, will enhance the town when grass grows in spring.
Miss Clara, Butler, Miss M. L. Clark, Miss Maryann Hayward, Mrs. C. A. Mathes, Mr. Esko Rytky, Mr. Suenderhauf, Mrs. Annie White are listed as advertised letters awaiting recipients.
The event featured a decorated hall with three evenings of music and dancing by the Im i! orchestra. Tables hosted candy, fancy work, ice cream, flowers, food, aprons, and a fish pond staffed by local volunteers including Gertrude Morgan, Agnes Mahoney, Lena Sheridan, and Margaret Claflin. Committees listed include Mrs Louis Cook and Leo St Clair among others.
J Adams Puffer spoke on The Boy and His Gang to the Woman's Club in a program noted for audience engagement. Clara Leighton of Concord performed solos while Mrs H Linwood White Mrs O S Fowler and Mrs Howard assisted with refreshments and delegation seating.
Frank Demers and Miss Mary Pine wed with Miss Clara Demers and William Collerton in attendance. A reception followed at the groom’s parents’ home on Harrison Street with 60 guests. The couple will reside on Harrison Street.
A drugstore touts Rexall Orderlies as a permanent constipation remedy with a money back offer if results are unsatisfactory. The ad argues against laxatives, claims the condition stems from nerve and muscle weakness in the colon, and touts the candy like chewables as safe for children and seniors. It notes 12 tablets cost 10 cents and lists store locations in Maynard, Kansas.
Classified notice indicates a property issue at Mass Main St Maynard. Applicants seek action related to stove exclusions and unidentified entity C. J. Pos notepaidation, without wood or coal stove two tattoos referenced.
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