Marlboro BE Enterprise publication details
Marlboro Enterprise published weekly from Marlboro Massachusetts by The Enterprise Company at 161 Main Street. The imprint lists officers Walter B Mast president Walter P Frye treasurer John H Laws manager. Subscription rates appear as six months 50 cents and yearly 31 dollars with 3 months 25 cents per copy including postage in advance.
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Marlboro
Mass
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Enterprise Company
Main Stree Marlbors, Mass
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Walter B. Mast
Walter P. Frye
John H. Laws
Much Ado About Nothing and Local Notices in Concord
A Concord column notes a false alarm from a garage on Main Street due to smoke, causing brief excitement. It also reports Patriots' Day gun club range opening with prizes to Lewis Maker Edwin Patch and Peter Musquog. Various ads list rentals sales and jobs in the area.
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Concord
Lewis Maker
Edwin Patch
Peter Musquog
Visible Typewriter For Sale At Auction
Advertisement notes a typewriter offered for sale with a negotiable price. It lists location near Cheney Massachusetts and mentions condition as A-1. The ad invites offers and highlights late model availability.
News of the Week in Concord Highlights and Events
Mrs. Leon Rodman of Marlboro visited Concord relatives on Thursday. The Colonial club of Marlboro hosted a dinner and town tours. A fire alarm at Punkatasset farm quelled a barn roof blaze with no damage. The C H L S Glee Club plans two April performances of Tolandhe at Monument Hall under Ron Hudspeth with high expectations.
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Leon Rodman
Marlboro
Concorn
Colonial Club of
Sutter
Hex
Punkatasset Farm
Handsome and Useful New Fire Truck in Concord
Concord unveils a new Am erican Te France fire truck built in Mimira New York weighing five tons with a six cylinder engine It carries 10 gallon chemical tank and hoses plus an 18 foot ladder and a 10 foot ladder It can boost pump pressure to 11 7 when needed and has passed 103 brake tests The vehicle is praised for its speed and reliability amid town events and a suffrage tea is announced with Mrs Der linde Th Newell as speaker later in April
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Concord
Waldenst
Punkatassett Farm
Mimira
N. Y
Om Tt
Roysen Oa
Bass
Walden Ot
Eval Suffrace Levine
Gordon AH Witchins
Concord Lower Ns
Savarlas
Der.linde Th Newell
Brookline Age
Ail Memory
Great Plans Afoot for Concord Minstrel Show
Concord council and K of C plan a minstrel show at Monument Hall on Monday evening April 23. A 40 voice chorus will join 10 men known as the Tambos with soloists Miss Helen Fitzpatrick Miss Josephine Blanchard Miss Margaret Fallon James Loughlin and Martin ONeill. Edward H Loughlin will direct music and S Thompson Blood coaches the show with Miss Margaret ONeill as accompanist.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Monu Roent Hall
Tambos
Edward Loughlin
T. Flavin
Edward MckKenna
Mary Mulcahey
Mary Curley Jones
Michael J. Melugh
William Fitzpatrick
Thomas Mellugh
Helen Fowler
Kate McHugh
William Brennan
Helen Fitzpatrick
Josephine Blanchard
Margaret Fallon
James Loughlin
Martin O'Neil
Edward H. Loughlin
S. Thompson Blood
Margaret O'Neil
Concord Defeats Wayland High In Pitchers Duel
Concord High beat Wayland High in a two to one game behind Boyce who struck out 12 and added two hits and a triple. Loftus Mulcahy and others contributed runs and fielding included double plays and stolen bases as the teams battled under Patriots Day festivities.
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Concord High
Wayland High
Boyce
Seo
Taninesoans
Hoshrilga
Wayland
Loftus
Bulger
Mulcahy
W. Hayes
Williams
Jayves
Metcalf
Dickey
O'Brien
Boyvee
J. Hayes
Morrill
Dudley
Roxvee
Giles
Ford
Metcal
Um Wire
Hunt
Concord
Middlesex Suffrage Conference Meets in Concord Hall
Middlesex County suffrage delegates meet in Concord town hall with Mrs. Johnson presiding. Reports show strong county progress and leading voter enrollment for women suffrage in November. Tea served at 1.50 p m by Concord Equal Suffrage league committee.
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Middlesex County Suffrage Conference
Concord Town Hall
Middlesex Studio opens in Concord at 38 Main St
Geo. D. Elson announces a new Middlesex Studio branch in Concord at 38 Main Street. The studio will operate Tuesdays all day and Wednesdays by appointment, offering photographic work, picture framing, film development and printing at Maynard studio prices.
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Concord
Main St
Middlesex
Maynard
Geo. D. Elson
Death of Alta Teele Beloved Local Teenager
Miss Alta Teele, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest R Teele, died Sunday afternoon after long illness. A Concord High School junior born in the village, she was known for bright marks and steady church attendance. Funeral at the Baptist church with Rev Gorham Easterbrook and Rev C L Pierce officiating. burial in Mt Hope cemetery. She leaves her parents two sisters and four brothers.
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Alta
Miss Evans
Concord
Middlesex Defeats Harvard Scrub 11 to 9 in Dull Game
Middlesex boundaries featured strong batting as they beat a Harvard scrub team 11 to 9 on Monday afternoon. The Harvard side included former Middlesex players and Mason Hobbs Lancaster Lunt Barker were Middlesex battery. Miss Ethel Bruce of Groton visited Concord for the holiday.
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Middlesex School
Harvard
Middlesex
R. H.R. Middlesex
Mason, Hobbs
Lancaster
Little
Lunt
Barker
Ethel Bruce
Groton
Concord
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Boston
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Sudbury Rd
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