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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1907

Page

3

Maynard Town News Roundup Of Visitors And Events

Maynard reports visitors from Belmont Worcester Upton and Boston and local happenings including auctions, dances, lodge meetings, sports plans, and school events. Notables include births, weddings, and community notices. a town druggist license grant, a plant watch charm, and a forthcoming temperance and fire company activities.

Woosorters Dance at Assabet Mills Cooperative Hall

The woolsorters of the Assabet mills hosted a large gathering from nearby towns at Cooperative hall on Friday night. Music by the Union orchestra of Marlboro provided high quality entertainment, with James Clarke as floor marshal and David Miller as assistant marshal assisted by a list of aides including Richard Blackburn Thomas Swift Harry Gill Harry Brown Chas Murray John Hislop Frank Duffey Arthur Newsholme William Potter James Claflin Jr James Claflin Jr Thomas Bins Patrick igan Lincoln Stott Adam Briggs John Brown and William Driscoll.

Woolsorters Assabet Mills Union Orchestra of Marlboro James Clarke David Miller Richard Blackburn Thomas Swift Harry Gill Harry Brown Chas Murray John Hislop Frank Duffey Arthur Newsholme William Potter

Maynard routs Waltham eight goals to none in opener

Maynard football opened the season with an 8–0 victory over Waltham. Newman led the attack with four goals, while J Murray Palmer Hill and Billett added goals. Linesmen were W Barron and Mungo Bain. James Cowle was referee. Maynard lineup included Allen E Billett Jones J Billett Spence Hill T Murray Newman J Murray Palmer. Waltham side featured Barrett Westall Boyd McDonald Johnson Schofield Demarak Boulton Mason Reed Charlmers.

Maynard Waltham Newman J. Murray Palmer Hill Billett W. Barron

They Make You Feel Good Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad

They claim a pleasant purgative effect for all users of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a healthy mind and body. Price 25 cents. Samples free at H. J. Dwinell's in Maynard.

Chamberlain H. J. Dwinell’s Maynard

Personal Debt Liaison Notice for Ola Gove

Notice states that George N. Gove will be responsible for no debts contracted by his daughter Ola Gove. The filing appears as a guardianship or family responsibility assertion.

Ola Gove George N. Gove

Sullivan Square Car Service May Reach Arlington Heights

Plans for Maynard line trains to run through to Arlington Heights on November 1 on the half hour with no changes. if successful, all cars will run through later. Possible spring expansion could extend local line service through Sullivan Square, easing passenger transfers.

Maynard Arlington Heights Concord Heights Sullivan Square

Local Folks Return Home for Weekend Visits

Marlboro A. Closson buys a new horse. John Burns. John Purtill. Joseph Pine. Edmund Cook. Frank Meanor. W. M. Waugh. Abel Howe. Henry Buckley. J. P. Martin. Archie Reynolds. T. P. Hurley buys gravel roofing for Apsley factory in Hudson. Many residents of Marlboro and nearby towns spent Sunday visiting relatives or returning from travels in Lynn Boston Milford Medford and Fitchburg.

John Burns Mattapan John Purtill Boston Joseph Pine Milford John Gibbons Salem Joseph A. Goggin Edmund Cook Putnam, Conn Frank Meanor Linn W. M. Waugh Worcester Warren Ave Abel Howe Hough's Neck High St Henry Buckley James White South St William Crisbee Russell Lincoln St Charles Monehan Leominster John Monehan James Doherty Wilton N. H John Treacy Horace Smith Charles W. Smith Medford George E. Frye Haverhill Windsor House Daniel McGrath Lynn Michael Fahey Charles St N. F. Parker Boston & Worcester Street Railway Fitchburg

Village improvement clubs prove women’s civic power

An essay argues women-led village improvement associations can transform towns from neglect to beauty. It cites New Milford Connecticut Beverly Massachusetts and Pasadena California examples where all-women committees tackle sidewalks streets libraries and parks to boost value and pride.

Herbert D. Ward Woman's Home Companion New Milford Conn Village Improvement Association Connecticut Gloucester Boston and Maine Beverly Springfield Mags.) Improvement Society Village Improvement and Library Association of Pasadena Cal

Short Talks by L. T. Cooper rediscovering vigor and health

An article promoting Cooper's New Discovery for stomach and digestion issues. It cites relief of tiredness, improved appetite, and restored energy after use. A testimonial from Mrs. M. Wine of Indianapolis mentions stomach relief, renewed strength, and gratitude toward the product.

Cooper Cooper's Newery Mra. M Norwood St Indianapolis Ind

Sudden Death of Mrs Kennedy in Maynard

Mrs Robert Kennedy 67 a Scotland native died suddenly of heart trouble at her Parker street home Saturday afternoon. She came to this country 26 years ago and lived in Maynard where she was highly esteemed. She is survived by her husband and two children William and Annie. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with burial in Glenwood cemetery.

John Noonan Musi Hall D. D. Charles C. Balcom Hudson Maynard Lodge St. Bridget’s Church Joseph Byron Kathryn Young J. E. Warren State Board of Education Maynard Cooperative Hall Washington James Ledgard Messrs Colbert and Murray Arthur Cole Concord St Mr. Dole Acton A. Nutting Ayer Acton Centre Robert Kennedy Parker St Kennedy Scotland

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Maynard News Walter Hanna R. R C. E. Kise Belmont Emily Bovia A. Bovia Upton P. J. Sullivan Maplest Mason Farm Frank Sexton DeRue Bros. Minstrels Music Hall Margaret Joyce Framingham Hospital Nellie Punch Jennie Quirk Alice Wall Frank S. Ferns John Sawyer Sangersville, Me William Campbell Board of Selectmen A. C. Loewe HH. P. N. Dahl Loyal Assabet Lodge M. A Registrars of Voters George Ellison Brook St Vincent Farrell Ferns Kathryn Hilferty Malden Fred Schofield Joseph Wright Philadelphia Louise Fisher Albert Driscoll Arthur Whetstone Montana Lilla Scanlon Lowell James Donahue Ralph Shattuck Kansas City Sudbury River Christie Daniel Fitzgerald Stow Ireland Associated Templars James Ryan W. R. Hall N. E. Postmasters Association American House John Lithgoe Lawrence Mrs. C. D. Holmes R. J. Lepore The John Hancock Insurance Company Flagg Building Mains Assabet Aerie of Eagles J. W. Ogden Lillian Fred Ogden Fred Persons H. A. Hamond Atlantic City N. J Ralph Whitehead Weston John Allen Sherman Moving Pictures Margaret Driscoll Miss Kelley Concord Junction Mark Kelley J. Glennon Mason Fraternity Charles A. Welch Lodge A. F A. M James Downs Natick Lexington Croup W. C. Bott H. J. Dwinell Fred Carlton John W. Lynch Frank Lawton Arthur Hay R. E. Bisbee M. B John Manning Louise Diamond of Franklin Edward Leary Dorchester Joseph Wilson North Adams Christina Heffernan Hag Fitchburg Normal School W. H. Gutteridge Attleboro Russell Case California W. B. Case Frank B. Sanderson Somerville William Nelson American Powder Mills John McCormack Ely Smith Walden Henry McCormack Hattie Owens William ‘Cleary J. J. Mitchell Middlesex County Henry Trundy Board of Health George Morse A.T. Haynes Store the Ladies Benevolent Society Hugo Kalander Alfred Billet Thomas Bell William Hallowell James DeLee William Marshall Charles ‘Clapp Harry Carlyn Brooklyn N. Y Edward Ferns Sara Morgan Eva Tucker Andover E. F. Brown J. F. Gannon Mary Sullivan May Ledgard Grace O'Brien Mary Kelley Helen Ferns Greenville R. C Sara Henenger Kitty Conley Margaret Murphy Clinton William Joyce Cambridge John Joyce Spring Lane George E. Whitney American Woolen Company Mills Winooski Gilpan George Ethel Rich F. U. Rich Frank Tobin This Town Mary Manion Max Sackenofsky James Sheridan Mrs. Sheridan Thomas Maguire Mary Ryan Elizabeth Cleary Sudbury St M. E. Church Loyal Temperance Region Unity Circle C. of F Nestor Welan House of Correction Independence League C. J. Lynch League Lynch Der Annie E. Crowley Main St de Lee's St. Bernard A. Carbone Tremont Ist Brown’s Pond A. Closson Fenway Milk Chocolate P. H. Delee Firth L. T. Cooper H. J. Dwinell & CO M. Wise Los Angeles Herald Coats New York Boot & Shoe Store
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