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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1909

Page

3

Maynard Notes Roundup of Social Visits and Events

Maynard weekly notes show J J Hilerty sick lists. Bennett-Moulton Co to open in Music hall next Monday. Residents host guests from Lynn Medford Brockton Malden and Waterville. Harvard Dartmouth game draws local crowd. multiple lodge activities and public entertainments planned. Neil Currie burial. district events include concerts, auctions, theater and lectures.

Bennett-Moulton Comany Music Hall O. C. Dreschler Henry Clark Acton Alice Roberts Lynn Wiliam Punch Winfield Blake Arthur Bariteau Brockton John Dunn Thomaston Annie Kennedy Maynard Progressive Lodge James McAuslan Lowell Maine Robert Crossley John McPherson John Carpenter Mark Keiley Creighton Lesnick Laura Florence Woodart John W. Ogden Malden Charles A. Webh Neil Currie Worcester Mr. Currie Maynard Lodge

New Trial Denied in Jordan Murder Case Over Juror Insanity

Judges Stevens and Bell rejected Chester W. Jordan’s bid for a new trial alleging juror Willis A. White was insane. The six week hearing heard letters and medical opinions claiming insanity before and after the verdict. White, now at the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum, faced scrutiny over his mental state during the trial.

Chester Jordan Honora Willis A. White Stevens Bell Chester v. Jordan Charles A. Bell White Bloomingdale Worcester Ww. Jordan Supreme Court

Local Bowling Notes and Tournament Promises

The Clinton Hudson Maynard Concord league promoter is missing from activity as Concord seeks a local quin tet rising in tension. Henry Price showcases a dual sided alley ball causing havoc while bowlers above 90 qualify for a Thanksgiving tournament with a turkey first prize and chicken second. Several local groups including Workmen Hibernians K P and Eagles plan intermingling events this week. Alfie Billett's M U team reportedly seeks a new manager ahead of their next roll.

Workmen Hibernians K. of P Eagles Alfie Billett M. U

St George’s parish thanks helpers for tea party success

Card from the St George’s parish committee of arrangements expresses appreciation for the many people who aided in making the Saturday evening tea party a success. It thanks all who participated in the entertainment and those who assisted in any way.

Ica St. George’s Church St. George's Episcopal Church Masonic Hall St. George’s Parish

Bennett-Moulton Co Schedules Week at Music Hall

The Bennett Moulton Company presents a sixteen actor cast plus a carload of scenery for a November engagement at Maynard Music Hall. The program includes The College Girl and seven other plays with six vaudeville acts rotated each performance. Tickets go on sale at Dwinell's with special ladies tickets Monday. Cars depart after each show.

Bennett-Moulton ‘Co Music Hall Maynard Virginia New York Dwinell Dwinell’s

Maynard Lost Gold Locket And Cross Necklace

Lost item described as a gold locket and chain with monogram J A M and a cross of stones. Lost by Miss Julia Mahoney of High Street in Maynard, asking finder to return to Miss Mahoney.

Mongram Julia Mahoney High St

Concord Checker Club Tricks Local Players To Win

The Concord Checker club sent a young man Friday to lose a game against local players after an article angered them. David Ray defended an aspiring candidate from the town below, leaving them with no wins. The Maynard club plans to avoid facing Concord to improve future chances.

Enterprise Concord Checker Club David Ray Maynard Concord

Socialist Hall Dedication Highlights Fin­nish Community

The Parker Street hall built by Finnish socialists was dedicated over Friday and Saturday with speeches and music. The 40 by 45 foot hall includes dressing rooms and a 12 by 20 foot stage, while the 40 by 85 foot building has a large kitchen and modern facilities. Attendees came from Gardner Fitchburg Worcester Quincy Nortwood and other towns.

Parker St Gardner Fitchburg Worcester Quincy Nortwood

Rare medical case echoes in local towns

A rare case similar to A H Haynes draws attention in The Enterprise. Medical officials report it as the first of its kind in surrounding towns, noting only a few similar cases previously observed. The incident is described as highly peculiar and unlikely to recur frequently.

HH. Haynes Enterprise A. H. Haynes

May Run for Congress by Rev. R. E. Bisbee

Rev. R. E. Bisbee considers returning to Maynard to run as the Democratic candidate for Congress next year. He believes substantial tariff revisions before fall would ease the contest against Republican incumbents in the district.

R. EB. Bisbee Maynard

Fatal Accident At Smokeless Mills Near Acton

Twenty one year old Tamtillo Pallinucci, an employee at the smokeless powder mills between Acton and South Acton, was fatally crushed Saturday afternoon when a hose he was washing got into a grinding machine. He was drawn into the knives as he tried to free the hose. aid arrived too late, his death a shocking loss to the local Italian community.

Tamtillo Pallinucci South Acton Acton

Seventy Years Old Maynard Resident Is Feted

Lucius D. Wilson celebrated his 70th birthday in Maynard with 70 postal cards from family and friends. He remains active at the mill daily and attends M. E. church duties, while also serving as commander of the Isaac David Post G. A. R. and supporting the Sunday school.

Lucius D. Wilson Maynard Wilson H.A. Wilson M. B. Church M. E. Church Isaac David Post

Miss Emerson Gives Talk at Woman's Club Meeting

The Philanthropic department of the Woman's club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. O. S. Fowler. Miss Ellen Emerson of Concord spoke on tuberculosis and the Social Service department of Mass General Hospital. The talk prompted useful local-work ideas and was well received. Miss Ivy Pierce performed solos, and refreshments followed.

Woman’s Club O.S. Fowler Ellen Emerson Concord Social Service Department Mass. General Hospital Emerson Ivy Pierce

Littleton Team Was Easy Food Gate at Church

A Saturday evening event at the Congregational church features a food gate organized by the choir. The activity aims to raise funds and volunteers are invited to contribute.

Littleton Choir

Bennett Moulton Company Opens Week at Music Hall

The Bennett Moulton company begins a seven day engagement at Music Hall on Monday Nov 22 with The College Girl a play about life in an American college. The week features a different play each evening and six headline vaudeville acts nightly with afternoon shows Thursday and Saturday. The troupe is among the best touring New England circuits.

Bennett-Moulton Music Hall New England

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Maynard News J. J. Hilerty Kathryn Lawton Medford Charles Maguire Cambridge Joseph Bander Warren, R. I A. Bander Daniel~Moynihan Summer St Bey Otis Forbush B. W. Downey Frank Florida Plummer Howse Brooks St Herbert Fiske Concord Junction Help of Christians’ Church Edna Cheney Maud Landers Sherman Friends of the Order James J. Ledgard Nason St Mr. Ledgard Concord Lodge Hudson Lodge Charles Crossley Middleboro C. Sydney Coulter Boston Ethel Rich Waltham J. W. Gately’s London Crithal Go Naylor's Dr. Hoyt William Bishop Springfield Monson Fred Shaw Christie’s The Masonic Social Club Question Club Frank E. Sanderson Harry Thayer East Braintree Lena Whitney H. P. N. Dahlig Philip “Yost Andover John Sanderland Jennie Quirk Alice Wall Marlboro Ferns Timothy Duggan Fanny Brouthers H. P. N. Dahl Benjamin Harris Waverley Julius ‘Loewe BR. W. 'Cook Mildred Randell Alta Perkins William Scully Mr. Clayton Charles Houghton Raymond Hamlin Mark Newton James Cowles Edward Wooldredge Garnet Louis Shaw Ethel Parkin Martha Naylor Mary Papineau Hazel Hasthorpe Edith Barron Jamieson Annie Hansen Miss Boothroyd Old Virginia Maynard Dramatic Club Johnson Pharmacy Mary J. Stickney Assabet Furniture ‘Co Mainst Twilight Club J. J. Sullivan River View Maynard Checker Club Miles Standish Stow Town Hall A. T. Kempton Maynard and Stow Teachers’ Club Stevens and William B. Stevens Henry Price Henry Concordite May Congress Maynard Price Shaw Billett Forgie Lynch Littleton MecNiff Callahan Nagle McDonald Smith Main St Maynard, Mass BBC A& Yard Bennett-Moulton Company Sherman’s . Moving Pictures Co-Operative Hall Rexall Delee’s Pharmacy Nason Street Maynard’s Polard Pool and Recreation Headquarters
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