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Newspaper

Acton Enterprise

Location

Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1915

Page

9

Marlboro Local Bits and Miscellaneous Notices

Marlboro reports Wilbrod Conrad injuring his right hand with an ax while chopping wood. Dr J J Kelley attended. Charles Toland, recently injured, expects to resume work next week. A J Selby of Urban Stock Co. plans appearances for a dance under Telephone Operators Union auspices set for April 7 at A O H hall. Mrs Cora Nichols left Marlboro hospital for her brother’s home. Met McBurnie found dead in Amesbury. George Herrick wires electrical work for Maurice Cratty and T P Hurley. Ladies Circle Universalist church holds annual business meeting. Marlboro Central Labor Union to meet with Martin T Joyce addressing. Grand Chapter attendees from Marlboro: Thompson, TensweH P, Greeley SR. Electric letters wired to Wy. kt. Gilford and Annie Broderick. A read from Saturn News mentions Edward B Richards, Marlboro native and Harvard 1905 graduate. Frank Reynolds relays message from Augusta to Patticottac at 2:53 a m.

Knapp Farm Herd Infected With Hoof and Mouth Disease

Eight cows of Sprague H K Knapp’s 25 cow herd near Somerville showed signs of hoof and mouth disease. Quarantine placed on the herd and the barn at 279 East Mains. Dr C W Knapp, federal inspector, will work with a second vet as two veterinarians must consult. Officials anticipate euthanizing affected animals. other nearby stock is inspected and cleared.

Sprague HK. Knapp C. W. Knapp Somerville Sprague A. Knapp East Mains Boston Milk St Knapp Curtis Place City B. W. Wheel Clark Eugene Mullane Lake Farm

Concord Smoke Talk Drill Draws Enthusiastic Town Favor

In a well attended gathering at the armory, over 20 residents watched a half hour drill by Company 1 amid praise for precision. Speakers including Col. Sweenser, Lieut. Magennis, Col. Adams and others urged readiness, discipline, and future national guard strength.

Company m Cape Tier Col. Sweenser Sth Regiment Ino Magennis U.S. Army National Guard Massachusetts Cyrus Barton Adams Col. Adams Mass. Reformatory Ohio Ife Charles Darling Washington Himer J. Shattuck Sueccess

School workshop guides pupils in choosing high school courses

Supt Hall told pupils and parents in Raton hall that students should select a high school course aligning with their interests. An alumni panel may provide vocational guidance by linking pupils with trained mentors to explore suitable paths, while teachers identify interests early to aid decisions.

Supt. Hall Raton Hall Supt Wells Peter Bulkeley Emerson Mira Robert A. Woods Moin Tall Ft. IL Ft. Tl

Marlboro Leaders Attend Tremont Temple Conven tion

The Massachusetts lodge veteran group plans annual convention at Tremont Temple Boston April 6 and 7 with a four room delegation from the Woodhouse camp. Marlboro boys quartet chess team from Marlboro and others attend notes of local persons including Mrs Sara Nyman Maynard and librarian Mr Wigan of Maynard.

Masachusetts Lans of Veterate Tremont Temple Boscan Sara Nyman Maynard George Nyman Wigan Maynard A

Central Public Reception Showcases New Telephone Office

Concord residents toured the new central exchange on Thursday and Friday with 159 visitors learning operations from Manager F J Bennett and former Manager Bo J Sidley. Demonstrations explained line switching, jacks, plugs, and the testing board, with staff including Miss Julian T Mahoney and Wire Chief Matthew Thummond guiding tours.

Matthew Thummond Roy W. Ellis W. H. Parsons Julian T. Mahoney Kendall

Town protests removal of state prison to Concord

The town meeting appointed a 15 member committee to present to the legislature a remonstrance against moving the state prison from Charlestown to the Concord Junction reformatory. The moderator named Murray Ballou and 14 others to form the committee.

All Eoard Charlestown Boston Masa Concord Junction Concord Commonwealth of Massachusetts Murray Ballou Charles J. Brown Stedman Buttrick Frederick W. Eaton Edward W. Emerson Samuel Ufonn Francis A. Houston Woodward Hudson Edward Po Lough Francis McManus Adelbert Messer Jamies Nagle Harvey Wheeler William Wheeler C. Hayden Whitney

Old Folke Con vert Benefit at Town Hall

Northboro residents prepare for an Old Folke Con vert in Town Hall on Wednesday March 10 to aid the Northboro Historical Society. Mrs Robert Coulter of Worcester visited her sister Mrs C Hi LaPorte at Mast Main Street. Arthur A Rugg of Wellesley was in town yesterday calling on local boys at the cat bar and was formerly a dispatcher at the Consolidated St R my office.

Northboro

Championship Game Set for Neutral Staging in Y M C A Final

Fans expect a tight deciding state YMCA basketball match between Fitchburg and Springfield. The neutral site Northboro hosts the Thursday night game after each team won once. Lineups list Springfield Day ton Parsons Chapin Marke field Hodge and Fitchburg Kell dial Sullivan Garland Sterling Amiott with roles at forward guard and center.

Fitchburg Y. M.C Springfield Y. M.C. A Thesr Northboro Springfield Ton Parsons I Chapin Markefield Hodge Pitchburg Kell Dial Sullivan Garland c Sterling Amiott

Hearing on Marlboro Electric Pole Relocation in Church Street

A Gatgst hearing last night considered granting a permit to Marlboré Electric Light Co for moving ring poles on Church street from the north to the south side. O. H. Halladay represented the company while several objectors argued that high tension wires would harm their trees. The selectmen will act later.

Gatgst Men’s Room Marlboré Electric Light Co Church St O. 11 Halladay

For Sale Quality Hay At Barn In Carlisle

Extra good quality new hay offered at 10 000 per ton at the barn of L. D. Lahm in Carlisle Maae.

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Lawrence Morgans Carney Hospital Wilbrod Conrad J. J. Kelley J. H. O'Brien Southboro Charles J. Toland A. J. Selby Ca. Wan Yysterday Telephone Operators Union A. O. HH. Hall Cora Nichols Marlboro Hospital Robert BR. N. Marehall George BR. Herrick Maurice Cratty Comonwealth Ave Santleboro T. P. Hurley Universa-list Church Marlboro Central Labor Union Burke's Block Martin T. Joyce The American Federation of Labor Charles S. Thomson Winfield Tenswe H. P Willis S. Greeley SR Houghton R.A Grand Chapter George Ihlerrick Gilford Commonwealth Ave Annie Broderick Bicknell St Satem News Edward B. Richards Charles Richards West Main St Marlboro High School Harvard Enterprise Frank Reynolds Augusta Patticotiac Knapp Farm Federal Calin Po Papel Esas Ces Concord Mass Equal Suffrage League Town Hall Margaret Foley Frank Pope Leominster the Commonwealth Whit Tre Mo Likin Lawre Tie Collegh Preparatory Yeom Ane Germin Mnelish Witehen Smith Fee's Geo H. Ree H. H Mechanic Arts U. S Caine Ais Hall Mareboro McKernan Moo Aueer, Mine Henry Mee Marriner Marlboro Qttle Chess Theatre Worcester Mhesdaesen Ing Houghton Royal Area Odd Fellows Eta Fellows Focal Exchange F. J. Bennett Bo J. Sidley Central Elick Me Central L. D. Lahm Carlisle, Maae Carey John H. Snow Walden and Main Sts E. A. Buck
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