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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
1
Maynard residents share illness updates and visits while voting plans unfold. Magdalene chapter O E S initiates members and local clubs host meetings and entertainments. Philanthropic Woman's club, literature talks, and a Twilight concert are noted alongside football games against Fitchburg and Worcester to close the season.
Bedford A. J. Poland & Co. win heating and plumbing work for Mr. Cutler’s Main st residence while L. H. Halladay handles carpentry on the Boynton house. Police pursue suspects in hen roost theft as cold weather records set on Oct. 20.ORT: Norton owns the town’s oldest horse in service. Alex McDonald injured picking apples at O. J. Lane’s estate. Vermont visitors A. A. Halladay and family attend New England Fruit Show awards. Odd Fellows initiation in Billerica with 38 candidates and visiting grand officers. Local hunter bags partridges and woodcocks.
Roger Brown of Bedford Coal and Grain confronts a former worker armed with a 10 inch stilletto blade. Chief Kelley arrives, disarms the man, and police take him to the station. A search uncovers a release paper noting an eight day jail term for drunkenness. The suspect, Mc Ginness, claims English army service in the South African war and desertion. He is sent to East Cambridge house of correction for two months after a Concord court appearance on October 20.
Sudbury SC Kenyon moves to Lynn. Mr and Mrs James Sheffield entertain daughters and family of Waltham over Sunday. Arthur Dakin son of A A Dakin suffers with ear abscesses. Mrs George N Dooley of New Hampshire visits Hadleys. Old folks dance to be held town hall Thursday by Sudbury brass band. Masons from area attend Alpna lodge visit in South Framingham. A W Stone and R B Oliver to serve as jurors at Cambridge the first week in November. Fred Noyes returns to rural mail carrier duties after vacation. Hart and Noyes cover during absence.
John B. Goodnow has his buildings painted by Frank B. Tulls. Miss Minnie Chinn of Westboro visiting parents for two weeks. Philip Chinn recovering and may resume work Monday. Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Wormwood of Waltham with cousin Mrs A F Elms. Mrs C F Nelson visited by sister and children from another town. Mrs P W Jones and Mrs Underwood hosted sister Mrs W A Cooper of Fitchburg. Memorial Church invites all to harvest supper in chapel Friday evening. meals offered for a small compensation.
Saturday and Sunday visits citywide show residents with family. residents report social calls, work changes, and minor accidents. Lively events include a labor dispute aftermath, arrests for drunkenness, and incidents around Hill Brock and Westvale neighborhoods.
Concord society pages report Mrs J W Milbury visiting relatives in New Hampshire Miss Mary Barry returning from Taunton visits Hilda Raymond and Mary Hunt in Milford Emily Bingebretsex guest in Lowell Wells Blanchard enrolled at Middlesex school George Urquhart watched Harvard defeat Brown Miss Edna Calef returned from Bristol William H Ryan of New York gathering data for a new insurance map J W Raymond and John G Lor ing attended a Grand Master banquet in Boston C H Logan and wife moved to St Botolph street Boston Albert Rockwood home from Amherst College after a civil engineering season Walter A Carr elected president of the Trinitarian church Young People’s club Chas N Towle elected vice president Mr and Mrs D F Foley of Nashua on honeymoon Cook chaired Senior hop committee with Merrill Judkins Frank Misses Cragin Towne Hunter H 8 orchestra to provide music
The funeral for John D. Gilman who died at his home Thursday was held Saturday afternoon at Memorial church with Rev. E I G Whiting officiating. Boston attendees and friends from nearby cities filled the service. Interment followed at Forest Hills cemetery. He leaves a wife and two sons and was remembered for his quiet generosity and town involvement.
Advertisement invites kidney and urinary ailment sufferers to try Rexall Kidney Remedy at no risk. Free if not helpful, two sizes 50 cents and one dollar, De Lee's Pharmacy Maynard.
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