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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
5
Maynard community items report residents moving to Tacoma New Hampshire Worcester and Charlestown. students and staff at local schools begin new terms with new classes, concerts and a dance planned, plus repairs and construction on homes and public buildings.
The theater announces Friday and Saturday performances at Cooperative Hall with a single Saturday evening show during the summer season.
Many mourned as church was crowded for the Maynard youth Daniel Francis Sullivan who died at his Great Road home after an eight day illness. Born Sept 2 1888 he lived in Maynard his entire life and rose from errand boy to mill office clerk at the American Woolen Co. He was loved for his cheer and generous spirit and leaves behind wife Gertrude C Gil letney mother Mrs Hannah Sullivan and brothers Vincent and Albert. He was affiliated with Hudson lodge 959 BPOE Summer Hill lodge AOUW and Div 44 AOH. The body lay in state Monday evening with many friends in attendance including lodge delegations.
A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Walter J. Browne at St. Bridget’s for a young man. The edifice was filled with mourners as the choir performed Domine In Furore and De Profundis before burial in St. Bridget’s cemetery. Bearers included Daniel O’Brien, John Sheridan, John Callahan, and Frank Grimes of Hudson Elks.
Mrs Lydia Parkinson wife of William Parkinson of 24 Roosevelt Street died at Deaconess hospital Concord at 11 15 Monday after a ten week illness from complications. She was born July 17 1875 in Huddersfield England and came to this country Sept 17 1893 with her family. She married William Parkinson June 3 1902 and lived in Pascoag Rhode Island before moving here. She was a member of St Hildas Guild and attended St Georges Episcopal church. Funeral at 1 20 pm at her Roosevelt street home conducted by Rev Arthur O Papineau with burial in Glenwood cemetery. She is survived by her husband two sisters and two brothers.
Manager Jawncy informs Henry Gilroy he is through with baseball this season leaving him without a game Saturday. Adenoids are a menace to children. adenoids result from colds in babies and young children. They spoil mental and physical life. proper care may avoid causes and help cure colds. Johnson Pharmacy Maynard Mass advertises remedies.
The Mexican Serenaders will present an entertaining costume show in Cooperative Wall on October 7, featuring Miss Elsie May Gordon. An ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Johnson Pharmacy in Maynard to relieve rheumatic pain by removing uric acid and strengthening kidneys.
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