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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
3
Local notices report new jobs and moves, social events, and political activity in Maynard. Jeremiah Sullivan starts work in Dracut. J. C. Mackin, Frer Shanahan, and others change jobs. The Democrats nominate C. J. Lynch for representative. Maynard hosts football with Lowell. cantatas, moving pictures, and dances enliven community life.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports her mother was crippled by twenty years of dyspepsia until six months of Electric Bitters. The tonic is praised as the greatest restorative, correcting stomach liver and kidney issues, purifying blood, and curing malaria biliousness and weakness. Sold at Johnson's Pharmacy of Maynard and Willard's at 50 cents.
Marlboro, Maynard, and surrounding towns gathered for the Fifth Middlesex senatorial district convention. Rep. J. J. Mitchell was nominated for senator by acclamation, with ex Alderman Charles P. B. Hayes elected to the state central committee. Delegates numbered 36 present. 59 convention membership claimed. mitchell pledged active campaigning amid praise for over time bill support. Hayes also acclaimed for state central committee. Lyman was not considered.
The Maynard Woman's club begins its 1905 06 season with plans for varied programs and growing membership. The schedule includes musical afternoons, lectures by Boston and local speakers, teas, and a children's afternoon, culminating in an annual meeting on May 14.
The Maynard Republican town committee won a dispute over representation years at Hudson Saturday. Hudson pushed five years while Maynard held to four, securing the agreed four year term distribution. Hudson will name this year and next. Maynard to supply a two year term later. Stow may nominate a two year term. Hudson then resumes two years, with Maynard and Boxboro sharing the final two years.
Senator Harrie C. Hunter was renominated for a third term at the Republican fifth Middlesex senatorial convention in Chipmanhall Boston by acclamation. George H. Doty of Waltham elected to state committee. C Beniton Belmont named chairman. Charles J. Adcock secretary. Delegates and officers listed. Cord of Thanks from bereaved family expresses gratitude for sympathy and tributes following Ernest Jones death.
Joseph Coughlin, a prominent Maynard resident and captain of Hose 1, died at his Main Street home Saturday after a several weeks illness. Born in Maynard 37 years ago, he devoted much of his life to the fire department and was a member of Court Maynard F. of A. He is survived by his mother and two brothers Arthur and Albert. The funeral Monday at St. Bridget’s Church was followed by burial in St. Bridget’s Cemetery, with Foresters and firemen among the escort.
Christo Peltro, a Maynard hawker who started with a small ice cream cart and a penny dish, saved $500 from a successful season. He plans to spend the winter in Albanian Greece, returning home with his earnings after profits from loyal customers and growing sales.
The funeral was held at 2 PM on Friday for Ernest Jones. Relatives and friends, along with high school teachers and pupils, attended the service conducted by Rev. E. F. Hunt. Burial followed at Glenwood Cemetery with bearers Roy Dentiston, Herbert Lawton, Raymond Weiter, Clarence Mackin, Arthur Hast, and Arthur Lord. The floral tributes reflected the high regard in which the young man was held.
Alvah Baxter of Lowell was a vis itory town over Sunday. William Connors of Creston, Pa., visited among Maynard friends dur ing the week. James Hall and Miss Edith Fellows of Haverhill were guests of Fred Sime cover Sunday. The work of making extensions of the water system on Maynard's hill has commenced.
Mrs S and S R Garland were operated on for appendicitis at home on Acto Tuesday afternoon.
An ad from John son’s Pharmacy of Maynard and Willard’s Pharmacy of South Acton promotes Dr. King's New Vis claiming to cure blood poisoning from chronic constipation. It promises to remove poisons from the system and restore vigor, easing sour stomach nausea and headaches with no griping.
A London Derryl lithia spring notice quotes C.8 Collins M. ban Prest. The ad extols bold persistent judicious and honest promotion, noting the man will not be seen wearing this summer in January and hints at legal or trademark language.
A record notes a dentist named Dr Cochran located on Case Block near Nason Street in Maynard.
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