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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
3
Maynard residents host visitors and workers at Assabet mill and RCA plants while others travel to Pittsfield and West Swansea for jobs. Local churches plan confirmations and rallies. a large fall millinery opening is announced. Community meetings consider taxation and new town work with young people sent to Tufts and Wilbraham. Maynard Sept 14.
At a Tuesday meeting the school committee elected Miss Grace McClellan to teach at Croft Street School after a year teaching in Cranston Rhode Island.
The project advances with the laying of the pipe now on hand, signaling progress on the planned infrastructure work.
A folklore account explains a drought ended by a frog that must laugh to release waters. Various animals dance to provoke a laugh, but the frog remains still until a cat eel submarine tale floods the earth. The people build a canoe and voyage among rising isles to escape.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Kansas figure and a waning period. Context missing leaves unclear event or outcome. Further readable names or dates are not present to form a concrete summary.
A garbled text fragment shows a dialogue with stray phrases and unreadable sequences. The readable parts reference ease and a hesitant exchange, but no coherent event, names, dates, or locations emerge to anchor a summary.
Fragmentary note discusses English channel phrase and hope for good times. Mentions New York context and optimistic tone about a future outcome. No clear names, dates, or concrete events available from the readable text.
The community of Harmony Corners, a tightly knit Schiff clan, erupts when Godfear Schiff travels to Pittsburgh to acquire a sewing machine. Moses Schiffbenches debate, predicting vice and social decay from modern devices, while wives back the machine and threaten upheaval to long held harmony.
A state-wide direct nominations question will not include the South Senatorial or the 10th Middlesex representative districts. A partial voters list arrived from the senatorial district while the representative district showed no activity. Maynard residents urged the ballot measure for both districts but other towns lagged. Thirteen representative and three senatorial districts filed petitions meeting the act’s terms and will decide at the next election whether to end conventions.
Stow voters face a protracted fight as candidate Wheeler battles anti-Stevens factions and outside interference. The rivalry clouds the Republican field with slow campaigning and dwindling local engagement. Analysts expect Glazier to win the senatorial delegates with Pierce and Wilder mobilizing supporters.
Paton spoke at the Maynard assessors rooms on taxation questions regarding personal property. He credited the assessors for properly taxing mortgages and warned that failure to tax could incur fines. He noted one town faces attorney general scrutiny for not imposing these taxes.
The text suggests no party desires a late outside candidate in the Fourth district and hints at a party caucus rule eliminating a dark horse entry, with holders of power unlikely to back unpreferred men.
Business at the Assabet mills, quiet for years, is rising with orders and brighter prospects. Some departments report overtime, and all workers labored Saturday, signaling potential steady work for months ahead.
William Green nine died at home on Parker Street after months of illness. He was a bright lovable lad whose family and city mourn his loss. The funeral and burial were held at St Bridget's church with the body later taken to Pitt for burial. Frankie King, Ed Kodaks and Kodak supplies at Dwinell's.
Selectmen weigh promoters plan for a Boston and Western railway from Waltham to Marlboro with a South Sudbury branch. A Maynard route decision is expected after counsel returns. Walnut street as natural entrance is rejected as too narrow, officials seek voter guidance on alternative routes.
John F Wood of Gleasondale reports Hudson gains strength for Dr Glazier. He says in small towns the doctor leads. in larger towns Waltham influence is felt and there is sentiment politics can be run without Watch City dictation.
Unity Circle C of F celebrated its 18th anniversary Monday evening with a salad supper and a playlet How the Story Grew. Cast included Mildred Morgan Gertrude Morgan Emily Shanahan Eva Tucker Mary Maley Lena Sheridan Lissie Cleary Agnes Mahoney with Liam Campbell and Mrs Margaret Ryan as committee chairpersons.
Notices posted by the board of registrars call for sessions before the November election. The first meeting is on the 22nd, from noon until 10 p.m., with many names expected to be added to the list. those not on the list by then cannot vote this fall.
Last week the Hudson paper quoted the Republican town committee as not endorsing the Hudson man for the senate. The committee plans to stay neutral in both senatorial and congressional races, though members privately favor the Hudson candidate.
Worcester defeated Maynard 33 to 2 on Saturday as Maynard arrived with eight men while three Worcester players completed the side. The result affects the Central Mass league standings with Worcester and Fitchburg tied and Fitchburg protesting one Worcester win.
The late Congressman Tirrell is shown to have possessions totaling $106000, contradicting the impression of modest means. He was known for simplicity and avoiding ostentation, despite his substantial wealth.
Pearl Packard, a prominent Democrat in the five contest, will not enter the judging. Recent advices show a strong effort to unite Democrats, but Mr. Packard remains out along with George Bemis and Charles Bemis, affecting the Jemocratic nomination prospects.
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