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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
3
Readers are scheduled for the drama Hearts of Gold at Music hall on Thursday night. The program also notes DeRte Bros minstrels billed for Oct 18 and ongoing community events including dances, socials, and shifts at local mills.
W C Bott of Star City Indiana praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after ten years of use for his children who suffered croup. He claims it never failed to provide a speedy cure and recommends it to friends. Sold by H J Dwinell in Maynard.
Martin Rooney, a Maynard native now based in Butte Montana, is visiting Mill Street hosts Mr and Mrs Michael Waldron. He praises the West for young men but fondly recalls Maynard and plans to bid friends farewell before returning home.
Previewed as a pleasant purgative, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets induce a healthy body and mind. They are sold for 25 cents with free samples at H. J. Dwinell's in Maynard.
At Masonic hall the Fifth Middlesex Democratic convention renominated Senator J. J. Mitchell of Mat Lore to succeed himself. Benjamin M. Stanley was elected state committeeman, with Hayes of Marlboro stepping aside. the session closed amid cheers for Mitchell and promises of united support.
St Bridget's temperance Society agrees to lease Music Hall to Daniel Colbert and John H. Murray for Nov 15 to Mar 21 to run a basketball team. Games set for Saturdays and holidays, with potential use on other evenings if the previous manager James Ledgard relaunches a rival schedule. Murray and Colbert promise a fast, strong town team with outside players added.
Maynard Republicans express disappointment in the Boston convention result as Mr. Stone of Lexington was chosen while Taylor is expected to lead the slate. Delegates from Marlboro Stow Concord and other towns backed Stone but party leaders prevailed. Some say the Democratic candidate may win Maynard by a larger margin than last year. Also a legal notice states George N. Gove will answer for debts contracted by daughter Ola Gove.
The Republicans of the Tenth Middlesex district met in Hudson to nominate Rep. Fred Trull of Hudson for a second term. Ex Congressman L. D. Apsley presided with John W. Ogden as secretary. A district committee was chosen: BF H Stevens, John W Ogden, F P Glazier, Albert Littlefield. Delegates enjoyed supper after the session.
At a Friday night meeting of the Maynard cricket and athletic association members elected for the coming year George Stockwell as president Thomas Wright as vice president Marden Waterhouse as secretary Roderick Meliver as treasurer Fred Shaw A Watmough and James Cowle as team committee George Stockwell Marden Waterhouse Thomas Wright Roderick Meliver James Cowle and Fred Shaw as executive committee Fred Shaw as captain of the team A Watmough as vice captain George McInnes Herman Kilkeney and Alfred Billet as refishment committee
The postmaster warns that starting October twelve every letter and package entering the office must be counted separately and each postage amount recorded. The local office handles a large volume making this an extensive undertaking for the staff.
A special art needlework display comes to Christie's all next week featuring finished and unfinished works. Free embroidery lessons will be offered and a sale on Richardson's Embroidery Silk at 3c each to close out.
A small east Tremont street lot near Brown's pond is offered for sale. Applications go to W. H. Gutteridge.
J R Smock of Cicero Indiana shares a testimonial about Cooper's New Discovery easing thirteen years of stomach trouble and chronic constipation. He notes improved digestion, lifted mood, and easier work as a traction agent after starting the remedy.
Chief of Police P J Sullivan presents year end arrest totals through Sept 30 listing 158 cases. Drunkenness 64, assaults 94, plus minor counts for Sunday stores, underage cigarettes, neglect of children, non support, insanity, garbage without license, unlicensed peddlers, disturbing a public meeting, liquor law violations, neglect of family, and other charges totaling the remainder.
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