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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
3
Maynard notes report family visits funerals in Marlboro and Lowell, moves in town, and a robust slate of social events. Mentions educational talks, theater plans, sports, and upcoming football and rugby games. Also records personnel changes at local businesses and community groups with a broad array of residents, visitors, and observers.
A local Rexall advertises Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets with a money back guarantee if not satisfied after using according to directions. The store invites all indigestion sufferers to try the medicine at no risk and return it for a refund if it fails to please.
Advertises Rexall Orderlies as the safest bowel remedy for children with constipation. Claims minimal side effects, guarantees money back if unsatisfied, and notes three pack sizes available at The Rexall Store in Maynard Massachusetts. Mentioned store address P H De Lee 18 Nasor St Maynard Mass.
Town discussions on starting a national bank collapse after state laws require 100000 capital for towns over 6000. Even with potential 50000 from nearby towns the plan stalls for years. Trust company expansion also stalls due to 1908 law limiting branches. Maynard faces a setback in banking prospects.
Maynard lodge O V F held a roll call in Loewe hall on a Wednesday evening with a large turnout A roast beef supper preceded speeches D D G M Adelbert Messer of Concord Junction and Daniel Potter of Concord spoke Potter the oldest member was greeted with enthusiasm P G M Allan Howard presented William Morris a veteran jewel for 25 years of membership Others spoke.
Martha Duncan who died Oct 20 in this town had her will allowed by Judge Morton in the state supreme court after a nephew contested, leaving about $8,000 to relatives including Jeanette C. Binns. The probate ruling was reversed, restoring the will. Other notes mention visitors, a Lake Boon chapel project, a bowling win by Wilder and Manning, a Maynard soccer loss to Waltham, a farewell for Clyde Furtado, Rev. Cusick's sermon, and Burns birthday celebrations by the Caledonian club.
The timetable shows Cara leaving Hudson for Concord at 7 00 A M with hourly runs to 10 00 P M and a Maynard only 11 00 P M. Maynard to Concord starts 6 22 A M hourly to 10 30 P M. Maynard to Hudson begins 6 28 A M hourly to 10 20 P M. Concer for Hudson at 7 00 P M and 11 00 P M for Maynard only.
Early talk previews a strong high school team despite losses with several promising pupils including Don Lent Chester Knight James Doyle and Roy Smith. Alumni groups seek a coach and support with James J Ledgard proposed as ideal due to his game knowledge and potential to train the youngsters.
Rev. T J Judge of the M E church investigated Deaconess Hospital in Concord after rumor it denied Maynard residents. He found three Maynard inmates and confirmed the hospital was not restricted by town creed or race, easing local resentment.
Arthur J. Coughlan P J Sullivan Fred Persons and William Conley attended a railroad commissioners hearing in Boston on the Boston Elevated petition to carry freight and express. All favored the proposition, which is expected to become operation soon amid strong public support and benefit smaller feeder roads.
The first of three matches saw Concord defeat Maynard seven to five in a bright contest. Large crowd attended as both sides displayed fine play, with the next duel set for Concord at an early date and Rainville, Garfield, Waterhouse, Tattle, O'Brien and Hemenway noted among participants.
Business conditions at the mill show a decided improvement and the plant started running on full time last week once more. It is expected at the present time that the winter will be much better than previously ex pected.
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