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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1912

Page

5

Maynard Neighbors Note Resident Moves and Local News

Maynard residents report teaching changes and relocations. Miss Mabel Sawyer resigns to teach in Haverhill. Miss Clementa Sullivan heads to Nasonville. several residents travel for work or vacation. The Republican town committee reorganizes with new officers. social and club activities continue through fall.

Mabel A. Sawyer Bancroft St Sawyer Haverhill Clementa Sullivan Nasonville R. I

Maynard Club Secures Rail Schedule Improvements

Arthur J. Coughlan, president of the Maynard Business Men's club, reports Boston and Maine railroad changes to aid Maynard riders. Train No 62 will depart South Acton at 12.15 instead of 1.40, and the return from Boston will leave at 1.09 for a 2.10 Concord Junction arrival to meet the Maynard car. Additional benefits and potential relocation of the Anderson Shoe Case Co. to Cambridge are planned.

Arthur J. Coughlan Maynard Business Men's Club Boston & Maine Railroad Boston Coughlan Maynard Electric Road South Acton Concord Junction Business Men’s Club Business Men's Association Anderson Shoe Case Co Cambridge

Prohibition Rally Set for Saturday in Post Office Square

On Saturday at 8 30 a m in Post Office Square Eugene W Casin of Arizona prohibition candidate for president will deliver a public address likely drawing local supporters and voters.

Post Office Square Eugene W. Casin Arizona Prohibition

School changes as Maynard expands teaching staff

The Maynard public schools reopen under Supt. Francis Brick with many staff shifts. New commercial, domestic science, and English teachers join the lineup. several transfers and retirements reshuffle grades at Nason Bancroft and Main streets buildings. Eight Remington typewriters acquired for the high school course alongside gas additions and Benson burners for chemistry. The large spring appropriation supports a progressive year with rising teacher salaries noted.

Francis Maynard May Ledgard Blanche Mason George Kennedy Plymouth Caroline B. Randlett Northwood Center N. H Lucy Swartz Nason St Bancroft St Helen F. Leonard Rockland Walker Sawyer Haverhill Coulson Remington Nason Si Brick

Coal Prices Soar As Winter Forecast Stirs N.E.

W F Litchfield telling an Enterprise reporter that coal now costs eight dollars per ton for nut and stove coal and seven seventy five dollars for egg and fur nace coal with prices likely to rise over the next two months. Shortages across New England push shipments west via the Great Lakes until the lakes freeze. Local dealers pay higher prices as independents supply coal and retail margins shrink. Litchfield remains hopeful prices may ease later.

Angels W. F. Litchfield Enterprise New England Great Lakes Litchfield

Maynard Runners Shine in New England Track Meet at Brookline

Howard Jamieson and Frank Kelly represented Maynard at the New England Track and Field Championships in Brookline. Jamieson placed second in the sprints and Kelly third in the 440 yards. The pair showed great improvement and earned pride for Maynard in a high level amateur meet.

Maynard New England Techfield Brookline Howard Jamieson Frank Kelly Jamieson Kelly Drew Springfield Ray Serene

Democratic Rally for Humphrey O Sullivan in Lowell

A Democratic rally in Cooperative hall Thursday at 8 p m supports Congressional candidate Humphrey O Sullivan of Lowell. Speakers include James B Casey John F Meehan Daniel J Donahue J Joseph OConnor and James F Miskella. O Sullivan, a rubber shoe maker, leads the race and is expected to win Maynard Democracy support.

Cooperative Hall Humphrey O'Sullivan Lowell O'Sullivan James B. Casey John F. Meehan Daniel J. Donahue J. Joseph O'Connor James F. Miskella Maynard Democracy

Trench wedding ties J Frank White and Annie Trench

J Frank White son of Mr and Mrs Robert White of Great Road wed Miss Annie T Trench daughter of Mr and Mrs John Trench of McKinley Street at 8 pm Thursday in St Bridgets parish residence. Rev John Sheehan officiated with Miss Edith Baron as bridesmaid and Joseph White as best man. A brief reception followed at the bride’s McKinley Street home before a honeymoon trip to Keene New Hampshire. The couple will live on Great Road and the ceremony was a quiet affair with only immediate relatives present.

Edna Denniston Lawrence Lillian Carter Oliver Trees Bertha L. Strout Clifford A. Whitney Herbert B. Taylor South Framingham George Taylor Lilian Carter B. F. Townsend Christopher Wilson Eliza Miller James Farrell Farrell Niagara Falls Daniel Sullivan Barbara Annie Nee Belgrade Lakes Helen Phalon Lowell Mary Champagne Frank Knight Maine Ethel Jamieson Providence Brookline Joanna Crowley William Joyce Attleboro William Scully Ethel Howard Westboro Allan Howard Ne Talyer Waverly Simmons College Boston William Colleton Worcester Joseph Arkin England Parkin Mersey Grace Weaving Fred Randell Mildred Randell Mis Lilian Weaving Charles Weaving Greville O'Leary William O'Leary Eye Eye and Ear Infirmary William Everleth Thompson Farm Olive Palmer George Mead Frank Johnson Tuttle & Newton South Acton James Baldwin Conn J. Frank White Robert White Great Rd Ans John Trench McKinley Sr John Sheehan St. Bridget’s Edith Baron Joseph White McKinley St

Bands Entertained at Maynard and Marlboro Concert Night

Maynard brass band hosted Highland City band of Marlboro and Hudson Band for a Saturday program featuring a banquet, street parade to Music Hall, a five reel moving picture show, band selections and cornet solos by Max Winkler Fred Baron and Waino Kauppi. Hazel Mann of Boston led solo songs and was well received. Charles M. Ellinwood of Florence Crittenden League speaks on Home School and Church Training for Adolescent Girls at the Congregational church Sunday morning. He praises youth protection work and aims for a large turnout.

Maynard Brass Band Highland City Band Marlboro Hudson Band Music Hall Max Winkler Fred Baron Hudson Waino Kauppi Hazel Mann Boston Charles M. Ellinwood Florence Crittenden League of Compassion Congregational Ellinwood Florence Crittenden League

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Maynard News En Mead Hillside St Fred Mead Dahl Dad Francis Johnston L. R. Chehey John Donovan Mary French Llewelyn of Robert Kennedy Emily Roberts Fishdale Etta F. Ray Matti Aho Australia Raymond Kitchin South Freeport Tena Smith Alice McAvoy Joseph Taylor Patterson N. J Emanuel Taylor Frank Whitney Lilla M. Childs Lauri Jokinen W. B. Case & Sons Store Holden Masonic Social Club Loewe Michael Waldron City Point Hilma Koski Christie Caledonian Club Margaret Fletcher Etta Philips Brooks Reid C. L. Ware Frank Lowe Jennie McKenzie Cohasset Fred Whitehead Watson Eaton Ely Gruber William Holt West Acton Amy Walton North, Andover Benjamin Mathes South Berick Aquilla Reynard Louis Cook Lena Sheridan North Adams Unity Circle S. C William Whitehead Ralph Whitehead Louis Hannon St. Bridget’s Church Lake Boon Twilight Club James J. Hilferty John Hannon James Mahoney Treas Matthew Campbell P. H. Murphy Ladies’ Benevolent Society The Congregational Church Henry Kelley Mary Kelley H. A. Ofstie Son Burton Minneapolis Minn Ofstie Peter Peterson Lena Peterson Elizabeth Kelley Calvin Morse Samuel Dearborn Ernest Thompson Dexter Thomas Holliday North Vassalboro Holliday William Greenlaw Beverly Eugene Frank Downey Brighton Elias Downey Edward Lipson New Bedford Leter Lipson Regal Eliza Doyle Thomas Hertihy Charles Sweeney Gilroy Patrick Sherry Bristol Sherry Frederick N. Rutan Wetmore Ratcliffe Grace Somerville Gavin Taylor Joseph Zottolli Dorchester Grace Mann Woman's Club Carl. Stockbridge Prohibition Rally Democratic Rally Dilroy Moving Pictures New Idea Store Cles Maynard’s Main Street Maynard, Mass Lowell Road Garage Concord, Mass NEW Concord Lincoln Bedford, Billerica, Carlisle Maynard Sudbury and Wayland
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