Marlboro Post Office Listing Ad 1903 Pricing
Public notice line showing second class matter status and mailing rates for Marlboro Mass with dates and price. Indicates August 25 1903 filing and annual rate of 1.60 dollars with four cents and 1.00.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1928
Page
4
Public notice line showing second class matter status and mailing rates for Marlboro Mass with dates and price. Indicates August 25 1903 filing and annual rate of 1.60 dollars with four cents and 1.00.
In West Concord, 21 members were received at the morning service led by Reverend Alfred A Stone. The day featured a vested choir under Miss Mildred Stone, organist Miss Gertrude Rideout, and a program including a Children of Hope pageant by Esther Wilard Bates. Lent trophies were awarded for best attendance with Sun Shine Class earning the pennant for perfect senior attendance.
Maranatha students under Miss Carolyn BE Le's fifth est toe perform two scenes from the story A Little Maid of Concord Town this afternoon in Eaton Hall High School building. A special men's service will be in Union Church Sunday evening April 15 at seven o'clock with a committee assisting the pastor handling arrangements. all men in the community are invited.
Rev William J Batt 93 of Concord Junction dedicates a baptismal font at First Congregational Church Stoneham in memory of Dr and Mrs Arthur H Goudrey The service features a northern sermon and events through April 20 inviting all men and church groups to participate.
A fire alarm briefly interrupted the Grand Annual Firemen’s Ball at the State Armory Monday evening. The event later resumed with Chief Silas A. Bean as floor marshal and Ted Wright’s orchestra providing music from 8 to 1. Committee members included Carroll, Hanlon, Howe, Mullaney, Olsen, Deacon, Wells, and Hanson among others.
The Concord Woman's club wrapped up its season at the Trinitarian Congregational Church chapel with a casserole luncheon and a fashion show organized by Dorothy Dorr of Boston. Models included Mary E Tarbell, Seabury Short, Alexander Cameron, Eliza Macquarrier, and others. proceeds supported handicraft sales and furnishing the Emerson hospital sunporch.
Committees for the ensuing year were elected. No president was named this year, since Mrs. Hans W. Miller, chosen last year, was elected for a term of two years, as were some of the other officers. These officers were elected yesterday for two years, Mrs. John G. Morse, vice president, Mrs. Wallace & Conant, treasurer, Miss Helen W. Kelley, assistant treasurer, Mrs. William B. Bartlett, Miss Helen A. Legate and Mrs. George F. Root, directors.
The Maynard fire department responded to a brush fire on Douglas Avenue yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Mark Newton announced the engagement of their daughter Alice C Newton to Herbert E Anderson son of Mrs Frank Anderson.
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets at Masonite Temple to celebrate its 38th anniversary with an entertainment after business. Mrs Clara M Holden chairs the refreshments committee. Worthy Matron Sadie Vary officiated at Lady Emma Chapter Fitchburg. Gardner W Lawrence will be guest at Electa Waltham and Palestine Newtonville chapters with a quotation reading after Ahab.
Mrs. Belle Fletcher 53 wife of Charles Fletcher of Maple Street South Acton died last night at home after a week in bed. She leaves Harold Fletcher Belmont and Mrs. Roger Towne South Acton. sister Mrs. Louis Clark Spray N C. brother Charles Warren Johnson Pharmacy Maynard. Funeral Thursday 3 p.m. at the late home with burial in West Acton.
Fullenton Hat Shop at 72 Main Street Maynard advertises new hats dresses and coats after Easter season with fresh styles and selection.
Concord April 11 Fred Foss Ernest Greenough and William Mulcahy tied for high handicap honors in open handicap skeet with net scores of 25. Foss chose high gun prize despite no shoot off the toss决定 Greenough won first prize with 25 then Mulcahy took second. Five shooters tied for third at 22 with Percy Foss winning the toss for the trophy.
Carl Albano a trustee at the Massachusetts Reformatory Concord escaped Thursday afternoon with less than two weeks to parole. He was spotted by Concord residents and later captured by Chief William T. Ryan near Monument Square after a pursuit with a patrol car. Albano, 20, had been serving time for breaking and entering and had been set for release on April 17 after about 15 months. His home is Somerville.
Mrs William Lawrence has shown improvement after a week of illness.
One hundred twenty nine guests from Allston and Clinton attended Neighbors Night at the Annursnac Grange Monday evening in IOOF hall. Guests furnished the entertainment and refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Guy Elmes.
Concord High plays a strong alumni team on Emerson playground for the Middlesex School Concord game on Patriot's Day weekend. Groton High visits Concord on April 18 for a Middlesex school nine game at No. Concord. Alumni Field Day set for Saturday with a high school alumni track meet planned.
The Middlesex Extension Service presents a Thursday program at Acton Town Hall on April 12. The lineup includes The Magic Cloak a three reel fairy tale for all ages The Sunshine Spreader a comedy featuring Susie the Sunshine Girl and He Profits Most a Fertilizer demonstration tale with Soils Man from the College explaining fertilizer use sources and manufacture A show designed to please both children and adults.
Easter observances filled Maynard churches with special programs. At Methodist and Union Congregational parishes sermons and festive music highlighted high mass and sunrise rites. St George's Episcopal drew capacity crowds for 10 45 service as Rev Eason Cross preached.
Easter was observed at the Finnish Congregational Church on Walnut Street with large morning and evening congregations. Rev. Victor Kotila delivered the Easter sermon at the Morning service.
A special Easter program featured the regular de Holland choir master Ay McDonald as organist. The service presented excerpts from Stainer and other items, a Bible class segment, and a DIY style activity within the musical event.
West Actoi coach West Actoi to choreograph Lincoln St Annes choir show at Lincoln April 20 21 with Mrs Ruth Wetherbee directing and planning attendees urged to arrange early. Walter Tuttle left A C Jones play and Mr Mrs Benjamin family visited Worcester. Mrs Warren Hayward returns home after a hot week.
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