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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1912
Page
3
Maynard residents attend a Cambridge funeral and a Faneuil Hall gathering in Boston. Numerous social visits, new business plans at New Idea store, house moves, and church activities are reported alongside plans for West Acton chapel construction and Marlboro Framingham gas project. Local sports notes cover football injuries and cross country results.
The Bull Moosers push strong by filing papers for ex Senator Harrie Hunter and other offices, challenging GOP in a district that favored McCarthy allies. Glazier likely opposes McCarthy, Stone near third, Osgood unlikely to beat GOP second seat, while O Sullivan appears set for Congress. Roosevelt support grows amid rally plans as Democrats gain solid ground.
The Swedish American team of Worcester defeated Maynard on the Maynard grounds 3 to 1 despite Maynard's strong play. Goals came from Wendi Feström R Pearson and Scott Worteen with Graham and Linskog delivering key moments for Worcester. Referee Hunter of Fitchburg with linesmen Hensjaw and G Pearson. Time 45 minute halves.
Railway changes went into effect Monday improving schedules for Boston bound passengers. The 8 32 eastbound train now departs 8 30 to connect with the Concord express at 8 54, the 9 32 train leaves 9 31 linking at Concord Junction with the Boston train at 9 48, and the 10 32 train moves up one minute to connect with the 10 48 at Concord Junction. Maynard riders gain earlier options to reach Boston, with rail management praised for accommodating the public.
Tickets are on sale from Masonic clip members for the November 6 concert featuring the Webber Concert Co of Boston. The engagement has drawn high interest, with the moving picture show at Music Hall scheduled Friday and Saturday this week and expanding to three nights next week on Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Wilbur Hamlin visited his son Raymond a Bowdoin College student over Sunday.
Miss Clara L Wollerschied daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wollerschied wed James Joseph Donahoe son of Mr and Mrs James Donahoe in St Bridget's church Maynard. Rev Walter Browne officiated with Nina Wollerschied maid of honor and Fred Lemoyne best man. The couple will reside at 6 Park Street after a wedding trip. James Hoar Jr and John Hannon began duties as jurors in Cambridge superior civil court.
Regent Flour touted as best for all baking needs with claims of near perfection in bread. Local agent James J. Hilferty urges Maynard homes to be supplied. Also brief classifieds note furnished room at 141 Main Street and several wanted or to let notices including a cook position and a Linden Street house listing.
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