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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1913

Page

5

Maynard News Highlights Local Social and Civic Notes

Maynard reports note Mrs Clinton and family visiting Boston before returning to North Adams. Numerous residents travel, relocate, or take new posts. Tufts Dental student Robert Rich becomes class vice president and shares a lineage with his father. Street improvements, school timers, and club events populate the town scene as churches plan a tea, Twilight club concerts, and progressive meetings unfold.

Tufts Dental College F. A. Rich Eiigabeth Dunlop Carlton Place Ontario William Spence George Cleary Mill St. Crossing Vincent Kelley Leon Frye Joshua Edwards

Pictures Shows Fridays and Saturdays Only one show on Saturday

A local cinema schedules performances Fridays with only a single showing on Saturdays. The notice emphasizes weekend screenings and reduced Saturday programming.

Own Hall Dies After Duck Hunt Accident in Little Compton

Frank Hall of Stow died after being accidentally shot in the breast during a duck hunt on Quick Sand Pond Little Compton R 1 Friday afternoon. The incident occurred when a gun discharged while two boats drew near to inspect ducks. He was taken to his father’s summer home but died that night. Funeral services were held in Cedar Grove Cemetery Dorchester with Rev. Arthur Bradford Papineau officiating. Maynard residents attended.

R. E. Hartin John A. Hartin Marlboro Maynard Marbie and Granite. Co Marion Owen Dorchester Louis Shaw Sara Shaw Sargent School Boston Syracuse N. Y R. E John P. Clark Biddeford Pool Peter Wilcox Savannah St. Petersburg Fla St. George's Church Masonic Hall Samuel Mitchell Hillsboro N. H Pearty John Connor Harry Merritt Webster Edward Phillips Merritt A. F A. M Lynch Bros Main St Paper Mill James Conway Whitinsville Thomas Hardy Barbara Annie Nee Franklin Florence Hargreaves Agnes Johnson Kathryn McNeil Hudson Kate Harrington Mary John Arlington James Carney George N. Salisbury Concord St Israel Janelle John R. Marsden Sadie Garlick Joseph Marsden Marion FE. Henderson Fred Marsden Lawrence James Lent Joseph White Pittsfield Robert White A. T. Haynes Clarence Bodfish Lowell William Price South Weymouth Public Library Aseebet House Thomas. Bell Cannon’s Hall Loyal Assabet Lodge M. A Ohn McPherson The Hoon Frank Kelly U. S Vestal Fred Kelley Hamptoo Pensacola Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Wright Fred Chandler Rochdale Sadie Goodenow Annisauam Lever Kirschbaum Chick Youngfella Russell Stone New York H. J. Dwinell Barton American Woolen Co Frank Donegan Frank S. Fearns William J. Corcoran Cambridge Henry J. Draper John P. Brennan Charles Richardson Springfield James Dewire Nasonville P. J. Sullivan Moran Gardner Frank Moran Sudbury Frank Hall Stow Lower Village J. Keyes Hall Little Compton R. 1 Hall Mr. Hall Frank Maynard Stow Cedar Grave Tery Arthur Bradford’ Papineau St. Georges Episcopal Church W. F. Litchfield Reba Gladys Taylor Henry. Murphy Jennie Deane C J. Mahoney Columbus Rainville Armory Maynard

Lamson Club Smoker Endorses Walter Lamson For Worker Aid

The Lamson club meeting in the banquet hall Tuesday evening featured Ex-Rep Albert Taller as chair. Walter Lamson spoke briefly about his candidacy and commitment to aid workers. Lamson runs a tea and coffee business in Hudson. Other Republicans from Hudson and surrounding towns attended, including John M Meserve and Brigham, with Wetherbee, Le Nam Cottom, McIntyre, Trull, and Moore among attendees.

Lamson Club Pos Lock Albert Taller Republican Committee Dan Walter ©. Lamson Batley Son Lamson Hudson John M. Meserve Republican Town Committee Brigham of Hudsonate John M. A Waltham Suan L. Wetherbee William @ Le Nam Cottom Fred McIntyre Ope F. S. Trull Charles H. Moore

Providence Woman Florence Winn Visits Martha Dah over Weekend

Miss Florence Winn of Providence R 1 visited Miss Martha Dah over the weekend as a guest, sharing social time in the community.

Florence Winn Providence, R. 1 Martha Dah

Home Keeping Women Need Health and Strength

An advertisement notes that women's vitality comes from proper kidneys and promotes Kidney Pills to revive energy and relieve back pain, aching joints, and fatigue. The copy mentions Maynard Pharmacy as the outlet for purchase.

Pharmacy Maynard Foley Johnson

Sharkey Wins First in Marlboro Lynch Narrowly Trails

Sharkey defeats Lynch 1020 to 952 in a ten string match at Nasan alleys. After seven strings the honors were even before Sharkey pulled ahead in the last three, finishing with a 102 average to Lynch's 95. SharKey leads the four match series with leg two set for tonight.

Joseph Sharkey Marllboro George Lynch Nasan Stalleys Sharkey Sharkey x Lynch Amn

Parsonage Aid Society Fair At M E Church Oct 31

The Parsonage Aid society of the M E church plans a church vestry fair October 31 and November 1 with varied tables and an admission charge. A special car carried 25 members of Charles A Welch lodge in Hudson for annual visitation exercises.

Congregational Church Announces Nov 3 Programs

Rev. Frederick N. Rutan leads morning service at 10 45. Y P S C B meets 6 pm and evening service at 7 pm. Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 pm. On Sunday Nov 3 the Y P S C B observes its anniversary. Mr. Anderson of the Christian Endeavor World speaks with a special music program. An anniversary supper and social follow. Foreign missions offerings day and vesper talk Culture of the Heart by the pastor.

Frederick N. Rutan C. B Anderson Chr Endeavor World Christian Endeavor Society

Isabelle Maguire Bride of John Kelly in Local Shower

Forty friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John Callahan Thursday evening for a tin shower honoring Miss Isabelle Maguire on the eve of her marriage to John Kelly. A musical program refreshments and a social hour complemented the pleasant occasion.

John Callahan Isabelle Maguire John Kelly

Ramsey Family Week in Providence Noted in Local Item

Mrs. Allan Ramsey is spending the week with relatives in Providence. R. Carlton Tisdale of North Adams was entertained by Arthur Sullivan.

Allan Ramsey Providence, R Carlton Tisdale North Adams Arthur Sullivan

Henry A Johnston Promotes Foley Honey and Tar Coughs

Henry A Johnston of L'Anse Michigan endorses Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy for cough relief.

Wilt G. Richmond Inglewood Cal Foley M. Do Johnson Pharmacy Maynard Henry A. Johnston L'Anse, Mich

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maynard News Gavin Taylor Methuen Twilight Club P. H. Murphy William P. Scully James Mahoney Edward James Ledgard W. Wary Cameron Mabel Moore North Atlama Hiram Johnson California Kenneth Damien Albert Batley Republican Club of Massachusetts Lorimerhall Supt J. A. Taggart BE. W. Clapp Mass Northern Railways C. A. Jefts Allan Ramsay Mass. General Hospital C. M. & H. St. Railway Maynard Fife John Hendrickson Henry Murphy Joseph Malloy Leominster Ric Malloy Murphy M. Powers W.M. Powers Jeanie Adamé Knights of Columbus Hudson Council Charles Ford Ralph Barnes Belchertown Fox Hunters’ Club Henry Weare Pennacook Mary A. Hines Arthur Henderson Howard Robert Veitch Progressive Lodge K. of P James Moran Oakdale C. M. & H. Street Railway Edwin Garlick and Barvester East Lyon Conn Mainet J Maynard Kathryn Leyden Gilbertville Frank Prue Scard Madras Gilroy’s Nason Street DeLee’s Drug Rexall Jersey Butter Coynard’s Leading Cash Grocery Brunswick Tee Academy Priest M. ¥. Mullin Congregational Church
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