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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
3
Maynard hosts a wide array of visits and gatherings as residents greet relatives from Boston and Vermont, attend husking bees in Sudbury, and join dances, concerts, and lectures. Students, teachers, and staff see new appointments and retirements, while improvements and social events enrich town life.
An offer guaranteeing relief from indigestion and dyspepsia with Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. If the medicine fails to satisfy, it will be provided free. The ad highlights Bismuth Subnitrate, Pepsin, and carminatives as key ingredients and promotes purchasing at The Exalt Store, H. Dees, 123 Nason St.
H. P. N. Dahl notes his optical business is increasing steadily through the current year. His work at the reformatory consumes much time and he remains a busy man. Dahl recently spoke to local school teachers on eye troubles, delivering an interesting and instructive address.
An ad promises free medicine if Rexall remedies fail to relieve chronic constipation. It touts nerve and muscle restoration, direct bowel action, and safety for children, with a money back guarantee and store address at 12 Nelson Street Maynard.
Timothy Moynihan longtime town resident and gatekeeper at the Assabet mills died at home on Spring Lane from heart failure after a brief illness. He lived in the town 40 years after moving from Fort Edwards New York. Survived by four daughters Minnie Lena Margaret and Mrs Sylvester Sullivan and two sons John Brocktor and Timothy. Funeral held 9 am Tuesday at St Bridget's church with high mass and burial in St Bridget's cemetery.
Rally Day at the M K church featured a fine concert with recitations by Lindsay Smith May Parkin Ruth Smith and Mary Hodges a paper on The Need of Women in the Foreign World by Mrs Hiram Parkin and a talk on The Largest Sunday School noting growth from 288 to 4897 in four years by Miss Nina Clark Special music by the choir and a coordinating committee headed by Mrs Levi R Cheney and Mrs Daniel Parmenter.
A novelty entertainment showcases firelike motion pictures by Paul J. Rainey presented by Richard E. Follett. The program promises dramatic Arctic travel scenes with battles, dangers, and exotic lands to be viewed in a cozy theatre. George A. Whitney advertised. Charles Emerson relocates furniture to Somerville.
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