Maynard Local Notes: Mills Hiring and Visiting Residents
John Bamforth from Gleasondale started at the mill Tuesday while Samuel Mead becomes loomfixer there. Owen O'Neil left Assabet mills for home in Woonsocket. Mrs. John Roach from Joggins Mine visits Usher family. Chelsea visitors William Casserley, Richard Gill, and Stephen McDonald spend Sunday in town. Miss Grace Welch plans a Chelsea visit while a moving picture company is billed for Cooperative hall on October 31.
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John Bamforth
Gleasondale
Samuel Mead
Owen O'Neil
Assabet Mills
Chelsea
Moving Picture Company
Cooperative Hall
Sullivan Expected to Win 22d District Race
Friends of Rep. P. J. Sullivan report strong support across the 22d Representative district, predicting his reelection. They cite his clean political record and effective work, arguing voters will affirm his second term despite opposition efforts.
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Rep. Sullivan
P. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Excellent Irish concert draws large Music Hall crowd
A Tuesday night Irish band concert at Music Hall drew one of the largest crowds in years. Soloist Lilyn Powell received special praise as the performance pleased the audience whose mood stayed upbeat after the show.
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Music Hall
Maynard
Lilyn Powell
Maynard roller skating season opens under auspicious conditions
The Enterprise advertises the Maynard roller skating season starting next Monday. The hall will be decorated and music provided by the Maynard brass band, creating a festive opening atmosphere.
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Maynard
Maynard Brass Band
Maynard to Host Refined Vaudeville Skating Event
Hundreds of invitations will go to prominent citizens for the opening and every attempt will be made to create a memorable affair. There will be 30 minutes of refined vaudeville plus skating with all attendees in uniform and an officer ensuring orderly conduct.
Maynard Local Tailor Offers Custom Pants and Repairs
N Currie rooms in Maynard block advertises pressing and pant making to order. Bliss Native Herbs marketed for rheumatism by Mrs L R Cheney at 18 Park Street.
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Maynard
N. Currie
Maynard Block
Bliss
Visitors and health notes mark West Acton community
Harding and Fritz Armstrong of Hyde Park visited West Acton while Miss Annie Howe of Marlboro stayed with Miss J. M. Fletcher. Mrs. Gertrude Leighton improves at a Boston hospital. Mrs. Hiram Gates grows stronger after illness. Mrs. Susan Hovey returns from Newburyport. Dea. Martin Wood and wife report better health. Fred Bruce of Groton, a Groton native and nephew of Mrs. C. H. Mead, died in Boston after a vertigo fall. funeral held in Groton Tuesday.
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Gertrude Leighton
Boston
Hiram Gates
Susan Hovey
Newburyport
Dea
Martin Wood
New Hampshire
Fred Bruce
Groton
C. H. Mead
Wm. Bruce
South Acton
Urges stocking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy this season
It advises readers to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at hand as cold season nears and emphasizes early use for prompt relief before the cold settles. The note mentions it is widely known and recommends buying at Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
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Johnson’s Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Concord Notes on Local Movements and Kindly Arrival
Robert Prentiss joins John M. Keyes firm. Frank Bissell, a former bicycle drummer, visited town Tuesday to renew acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Ralph H Howe welcome a newborn son born Monday morning.
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Robert Prentiss
John M. Keyes
Frank Bissell
Ralph H. Howe
Ford and Petersen Elected First and Second Lieutenants
At the armory Monday evening Co. 1 6th Mass Rage filled vacancies from resignations of J William Byron and James H equipped with no contest both winners chosen on first ballot Maj James C Smith of Fitchburg presided with Maj Cyrus Cook of Concord present Ralph B Selsonen a Concord native elected first lieutenant from the former first sergeant post born April 19 1881 joined the company April 1899 promoted to corporal March 1901 and first sergeant November last year Ford elected second lieutenant not native to Concord but 10 years resident coming from Cowansville Quebec age 23 joined service 1901 corporal June 1903 promoted to fourth sergeant April 1905 both men sharpshooters
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Armory
Leutenants
J. William Byron
James H
James C. Smith
Fitchburg
J. F. Métealf
Cyrus Cook
Concord
Ralph B. Selsonen
Mt Ford
Cowansville
Quebec
Whitney McCloud wedding in Concord home ceremony
Ida M. Whitney daughter of Martin Whitney superintendent of roads married Alex Mc Cloud at the bride's home on Tuesday evening. Ida is a Concord native and Alex longtime resident who previously ran a mill dam variety store and now works in Lincoln. The Rev. George A. Tewksbury officiated, and the couple went on a short Provinces trip after the ceremony.
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Ida M
Martin Whitney
Alex McCloud
Miss Whitney
Concord
Mill Dam
Martin W. Powers
Lincoln
George A. Tewksbury
Provinces
Ministers Address and School Talk at Trinitarian Church
Rev. William A. Rice will speak on the Missionary Relief Fund of the National Council of Congregational Churches at Friday evening meeting. Sunday at 7 30 Mrs. Ingraham will discuss the Rome Industrial School of Georgia and its value for Black Georgians. The Endeavor society missionary committee leads both services.
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William A. Rice
New York
National Council of Congregational Churches
Ingraham
Rome Industrial School
Georgia
Missionary Committee
The
Endeavor Society of the Church
Concord Local Notices and Classified Briefs
For sale six acres of land off Waldon street near Town farm Charles B Brown seeks a sixteen year old to assist with cutting tasks at the C F Budd Company Concord Junction Magas Tenement to let on Monument street with stable room J F Carr wanted cows and horses to board Erastus H Smith premises for Levina J Brooks house on Middle Street Philip McManus Concord Mass six room house for let apply to Joseph Dee Sr Bedford Street William Lynch of Maynard has joined J P Watson’s employment.
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Concord Local
Wald
Charles B. Brown
C. F. Budd Company
Concord Junction
Mags
Monument St
J. F. Carr
Erastus H. Smith
Levina J. Brooks
Middle St
Philip McManus
Concord
Mass
Bedford St
Joseph Dee, Sr
Hyomei Inhaler Offers Cure For Catarrh
Hyomei is sold as a simple inhaler that reaches nose and throat to kill catarrhal germs and heal mucous membranes. The complete outfit costs $1.00 with an extra bottle for 50 cents, offered by H. B. Richardson.
Thomas Gleason 87 Dies In Concord
Old Concord resident Thomas Gleason died early Tuesday after a several week illness. Born in Ireland he came to the United States in the 1850s and lived in Concord most of his life. He is survived by a sister Ellen Sullivan a son Jerome B and a daughter Katharine A a Mass will be said at St Bernard's Church Thursday at 9 am followed by burial in the parish cemetery.
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Concord
Thomas Gleason
Thoreau St
Ireland
Maynard
Ellen Sullivan
Jerome B
Mill Dam
Katherine A
St. Bernard's Church
St. Bernard’s Church
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