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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1905
Page
3
Maynard locals report new hires at Assabet mills and Leopoint shop. visitors from Lawrence, Malden, Cambridge, Dedham, and Boston. clubhouses, dances, and charity events fill town calendars. A mix of social visits, theater outings, and minor legal notes accompany reports of town projects and repairs.
A traveling man notes druggists ask if cough medicine is for a child or adult and often recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. They say it is safe for coughs colds and croup and always helps. Sold at Johnson's Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
A benefit for the O Connor family on Main Street will be held next Wednesday in Music Hall. Maynard brass band will perform with other talent, followed by dancing to Collins orchestra. Hudson football team to play Clinton high on Thanksgiving Day.
Soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, pare it closely without drawing blood, and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. A corn plaster protects the area for a few days. Pain Balm is recommended for sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism. Sold at Johnson's Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
Miss Jane Morgan, daughter of Randall Morgan, recently left Philadelphia in command of her father's yacht Waturus. She qualified as a master mariner before U S steam ship inspectors last October, a rare distinction for women. She intends to perform all duties of master mariner to prove her worth.
A large gathering at Masonic Hall hosted by the Welchlodge A F and A M social club featured the Webber male quartet of Boston. Grace E. Sanborn sang readers and received encores as the program included readings and quartets with titles like Hark the Trumpet and Abide With Me.
The Marlboro based Div. 43 A. O. H. organized at the Masonic hall with 21 candidates. Officers elected included T. F. Crowley president and John McNamara vice president. Delegates from Marlboro Concord Hudson Framingham Lowell Cambridge and Maynard Div. 44 attended. Social hour followed and plans to grow membership were announced.
Plans quickly taking shape for the annual fair of the Ladies Benevolent Society to be held in Music Hall on Friday and Saturday nights. A coaching parade with 75 boys and girls will headline the event. Mallinson's orchestra will play Friday and Lawton's on Saturday. Tables will display both useful and ornamental articles.
A. J. Coughlan and James Cleary chaired the Stow convention that nominated Charles H. Hill of Hudson for representative. The ballot law commission heard the case Monday with Charles Parker Tucker of Hudson representing the convention and J. J. Shaughnessy representing Mr. Mahoney, the rival claimant.
John Marsden died after a brief illness on Saturday. He moved to Maynard from Enfield New Hampshire two years ago and worked as night fireman at the mill. He leaves a wife nine children and siblings in Enfield. Funeral was Monday afternoon with burial at Glenwood cemetery. Katie Kane died at age 13 on Sudbury Street Monday morning. Funeral was Wednesday morning with interment at St Bridget's cemetery. Dora Ambrose died Sunday at 18. Funeral was Tuesday with burial at St Bridget's cemetery.
John White, famed weather prophet, forecasts a winter warmer by five degrees on average and 21 snow storms. He disputes claims that spring will be late and cold weather will extend into June, predicting June next year will be as warm as last July. White notes past accuracy, including last winter's snow-storm count.
The Saturday afternoon football game between Maynard and Dorchester was delayed by frost and poor attendance. Dorchester arrived late, both sides used substitutes, and a demand for a $14 guarantee led to an offer of only $1.50, ending the game with Maynard ahead 2 to 0.
A drug advertisement urges readers to seek relief from dyspepsia, biliousness, Bright's disease, and other internal disorders with Electric Bitters. It asserts permanent forgetfulness of troubles and a lightened body, selling at Johnson's Pharmacy in Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy in South Acton for 50 cents with a guarantee.
Advertisement urges readers to try Miona tablets for digestion and stomach health. It lists symptoms like pain after meals, sour taste, and nervousness, claiming the product strengthens organs and prevents troubles. Johnson's Pharmacy offers a risk free trial with a guarantee.
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