Classified Advertisements Marlboro Concord Area 1903
Local Marlboro and Concord notices list multiple ads. Requests include a Walden street apartment, requests for old horses, 1000 live hens weekly, laundry work by a Norwegian girl, lost red sweater, maids for general housework, and various sales of horses, wagons, asparagus, pumps, and a young woman seeking work. Reads like a midweek classifieds page with prices and contact hints. Names include Marlboro, Concord, Maynard, Sudbury, Acton, Bedford, and local individuals.
Master Clock Demonstrates Wide Operational Range
A British electrician reports tests showing a master clock can operate through 509 strings, indicating versatile timing capabilities. The study notes extended practical applications for synchronized systems and precision timing devices.
Concord Briefs Roundup Presses Local Notices
News items from Concord include Orne securing desk space at 9 Walden street for his agency, the Bradford couple returning from New York to Main Street, Mrs. Karl Jones visiting from North Adams, and a Concord Woman's Club executive board meeting at Sudbury Road to plan next year. Officials emphasize stricter building rules on chimneys to reduce fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. A. Orne
Walden St
M. B. L. Bradford
Main St
New York
Concord Woman's Club
Ripley Bartlett
Sudbury Rd
Married at Meeting House in Concord Rites
Miss Mary Shepard Barrett of Concord wed Maxwell Mayhew Upson of New York City at the First Parish Meeting House in Concord with over 600 invitations. The ceremony featured Easter lilies and palms, officiated by Rev. Benjamin R. Bulkley and Rev. Loren B. Macdonald, followed by a reception for about 200 at the Barrett home. The couple will reside at 83 Dwight Place Englewood New Jersey after a California wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mary Shepard Barrett
Maxwell Mayhew Upson
New York City
Edwin Shepard Barrett
James Parrett
Battle of Concord Bridge
Upson
Raymond Concrete Co
New York
Hadwin Maxwell Upson
Englewood
N. J
Hugh Maxwell
Bunker Fall
Hugh
Thompson Maxwell
Boston
Benjamin R. Bulkley
Loren B. Macdonald
James Barrett Baldwin
Lawrence Cook
Henrich Gebhardt
Harry B. Little
Mr. Cook
Barrett Home
Musketaquid Rd
California
Mrs. Upson
Dwight Place
Joint Celebration Marks 96th Odd Fellowship Anniversary
Willow Rebekah lodge and Concord lodge I O F held a Friday evening celebration in Association Hall. Entertainer Frank I Kercall, a noted humorist, was introduced by Peter Bullock. Kendall offered a lively program with sketches solos and readings. Refreshments followed with ices cake and crackers. Committee members were J W Raymond Miss Lillian Williams Melvin Watson and C A Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellowship
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Concord Lodge
Association Hall
Frank I. Ker Call
Peter Bullock
Kendall
J. W. Raymond
Lillian Williams
Melvin Watson
C. A. Johnston
Clean up week in Concord prompts wide civic cleaning
Concord citizens busy about house and yard during cleanup week following selectmen’s suggestion. Town officials urged proper disposal of rubbish and proposed town team collection and use of the public dump for future cleanups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Selectmere
Reece
Miss Edith Melvin to Read Paper on Woman Suffrage
Concord resident Miss Edith Melvin will deliver a paper titled The Menace of Woman Suffrage at 3 p.m. Friday May 7 in the rooms of the Women's Suffrage Association of Massachusetts at 685 Boylston Street Boston. A musical program will follow with Miss Ethel Sliver piano Miss Ora Larshard cello and Lenace Nowicki violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Melvin
Concord
Women’s An. ‘Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
Boylston
Boston
Ethel Sliver
Ora Larshard
Lenace Nowicki
Old Concord D A R Plans Annual Meeting Saturday
The Old Concord chapter D A R will hold its annual meeting Saturday afternoon at the Chapter House. Reports will be read on annual matters and officer elections. Mrs. George R. Blynn of Bedford will report on the social side from the National D A R Congress in Washington and Mrs. George M. Baker will summarize the business. Both attendees attended the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Concord
May T. Hodgman
Jamaica Plain
Concord
Concord Aeronautic Club
Nashawtuc Meadows
Earle L. Ov ‘Neton
D. A
Death of Civil War veteran Daniel R N Pruden
Daniel R N Pruden died at his Roxbury home Sunday April 25. A Civil War veteran, he belonged to the Sthei ment Co. K of Connecticut. He leaves three daughters and was a frequent guest at the Concord home of his daughter Mrs. George F E Walcott, spending every other Sunday there for 18 years with his daughter and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel RN. Pruden
Roxbury
Stheiment Co. K
Connecticut
George FE. Walcott
Concord
Concord by laws require clay flues and fire stops
Concord selectmen Murray Ballou Elmer B Shattuck and George W Hunt publish building by laws dated May 3 1915. Flues must be clay lined from four feet above basement or two feet below lowest thimble and maintained to top. No nails in chimneys and fire stopping of exterior walls and partitions. Hot air pipes must be sheet metal lined or asbestos wrapped.
Dedicated Memorial Day for Col. Cyrus F Cook
The officers of the 6th Regiment M V M plan a Memorial Day dedication in Sleepy Hollow cemetery for the late Colonel Cyrus F. Cook on May 40 at 2 15. A council meets at the armory at 12 45 with a business session after the dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Regiment
Sleepy Hollow
Cyrus F. Cook
Indoor rifle shoot results for Company T and I ranks
Capt James H Keough reports 6th Infantry indoor rifle scores. Company T totals 4213 with 20 offhand and 43 prone. Company I ranks fifth by total scores but has no men on the honor roll for 90 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Keough
6Th Infantry
Company I
R L Wilson Co Secures Two School and Factory Contracts
R L Wilson Co holds a 35000 dollar contract to add to Groton School with a September 10 completion date. It also has a contract for a one story 250 by 30 foot building for American Powder Co in Maynard to be finished in two weeks for cartridge loading. Work has begun with a large workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Wilson Co
Groton School
American Powder Co
Maynard
Armory Notes and Training Updates for Company I
Company I will enter camp from August 8 to 15 at West Barnstable for annual duty. No maneuvers, but target practice with balloons as targets. Escort duty May 30 at Sleepy Hollow cemetery dedication for Col Cyrus H Cook. Lieutenant Colonel Barrows inspected. 52 men present. four new recruits joined. Armory construction progressing slowly. new testing equipment arrived for milk testing at Ripley school under Mr Bevan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Barnstable
6Th Regiment
Cyrus H. Cook
Sleepy Hollow
Barrows
State Inspector General's Office
4 Geet
Ripley School
Mr. Bevan
Agricultural Department
Arm Massage Tips From Health Column
The article advises that fat arms can be reduced with vigorous massage plus active exercises. It instructs grabbing near the shoulder with an open hand and wringing the flesh as if wringing a wet sheet, repeating the motion over the entire arm several times.
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Marlboro, Mass
Miller
Congress
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
John H. Lawton
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
H. L. Whitcomb
Nust
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Waldenstover
William A. Stevens
Prescott Keyes
C. Morris
Middlesex Kennels
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Laws Brook Rd
Concord Jd
Liberty St
Lowell Rd
John A. Garvey
Central St
Henry D. Coolidge
P. C. Fenelson
Mass Telephone
Aspargns
Martin Diskin
G. D. Sobter
Frederick F. Chenes
Concord Mass
Monument St
H. P. Holtzer Cabot
Nestleve
Jack Cheap Whitney & Co
Leominster
John M. Brace
Nine Acre Corner
Cor Ord
Richard F. Wood
M. I. Houston
Karl Jones
North Adams
Ww. Co. T. U
Nathan B. Stowe
Framingham
Concord High School
Arlington
Boyce
Robbins
Concord High
W. Hayes
J. Hayes
Mulcahy
Hoycee
Nix
HW. Revcroft
H. Revcroft
Rob
M. Revcroft
Donnelly
Collins
Foley
Empire
Hunt
Time
Albert R. Bacon
Torrey & Vialle
Fiffie Chandler Saundrs
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Dr. Curry
School of Expression
Civic League
Joseph Dee Jr
Alee
Bulger
Poyee
One
McDonald Robbins
F. Revoroft
ZeaTy
Goennelly
McCarthy
Tnninges
Meeting House
Wylie Brown
Messrs
David A. Baldwin
W. Harold Taylor
Herbert N. Dawes
I. Wright Tausig
Englewood, N. J
Howard FE. Geer
John K. Clark
Harry R. Moyer
Plainfield
Prof
Charles N. Clark
New Haven
Conn
Span
Town OF
Murray Ballou
Elmer B. Shattuck
George W. Hunt
Selectmen of Concord
the Wilson Lumber CO
R. L. Wilson
Prop
T. A. Wilson
Mgr
Fitchburg
Loewe Bros
E. A. Buck
James B Wood
Concord, Mass
Meredith & Grew
Congress St
Arthur B. Brooks
Chas. S. Spencer
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Philip T. Flavin
Concord Mas
Armory Notes
Cclonel
Gressing
Matthew Steintan
Grant St
Eadquarters For Sporting Goods All Kind
W.A. Stevens
Walden Street
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