Grange Lodge Holds Inspected Meeting and Patriotic Night
Members of the Grange and visitors from Wal am Sudbury Carlisle Stow and Waltham attended a lodge inspection by MA Wallace. A fourth degree display and strong speeches followed a supper led by Nellie Coughlin, with 20 soldiers assisting. Next meeting set for April 20 titled Patriotic Night with an expected fine program.
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Walam
Sudbury
Carlisle
Stow
Waltham
Mont
Nellie Coughlin
MA Wallace
Grange
Arthur, Sullivan
Schnab
Misa
Mildred
Builders bid on Winooski plant expansion plans
Local builders and out of town contractors prepare bids for a mill expansion in Winooski Vermont. Haney Gilroy demonstrates capability while 26 operatives for the Ameri Co. mill work day and night at the site.
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Haney Gilroy
Ameri- Co
Winooski
Parcel Post The Tool Post Office Clerks Are Re
A fragment notes parcel post operations at the tool post office. It mentions clerks and postal procedures but lacks full context or outcome.
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Tool Post Office
Maynard Board Considers Drug Gists Licenses After May Day
Maynard selectmen Chairman Frank Binks signals potential license grants for druggists after May 1. Legal action will crush illicit liquor sales immediately. State board of pharmacy may issue certificates of fitness to sell liquor on prescription, dampening local opposition. Concord plans 19th observance with many Maynard residents traveling. street railway will accommodate crowds.
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Frank Binks
Binks
Maynard
Sahara
Saeed Saewall
State Board of Pharmacy
State Board
Concord . Nh
Concord
Marlboro sports chatter and signings spark local baseball talk
The column covers Murphy and Vail as catchers and pitchers musing on the season, mentions Billy Fitzmaurice shifting to a dual role at Mass Agricultural College, and recalls Maynard players. It notes Johnson's failed film rights deal, discusses Concord Junction baseball plans, and lists local signings with Providence and Marlboro teams.
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Billy Fitzmaurice
Marlboro
Mass, Agricultural College
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord Junction
Burleigh Pratt
B. W. Ford
Gilroy
Junctionites
Vague Sports Gossip Spreads Across Past Scenes
A jumble of notes recalls boxing fans debating Langford and Willard, Lew Wachter’s baseball rise in Mansfield, Troy’s team changes, Gilroy’s Concord Junction trip, Billy Sunday’s revival, and Jim McCormick’s downcast status. A $100 bill mystery lingers.
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Paterson
N. J
Billy Sunday
Jim McCormick
Sunday
Chicago
McCormick
Billy
Jim
Enumerators face tight May workload with many non English speakers
The text notes the strenuous efforts of enumerators starting work in May amid a large non English speaking population. It cites the Bureau of Statistics expecting completion within 15 days but questions if this will be feasible, suggesting many will need double that time and results will be delayed for weeks as returns are compiled.
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Saccom
Mayard
Bureau of Statistics
Dye Shortage Debate Prompts White House Talks
A delegation headed by Congressman Herman Metz visited the White House this week to discuss the dye supply crisis linked to German sources. The German ambassador urged England to lift the embargo, while the U S considered restricting arms shipments to Britain.
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Herman Metz
Ee York
England
U. S
Public Service Commission halts raise. fares may rise later
The public service commission blocked the proposed B and M system fare increase to begin April 1. It is understood a higher tariff between all points and Maynard could take effect later if the road’s earnings improve.
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Public’ Service Commission
Maynard
Local merchants favor committee on holiday store closings
Several Maynard merchants told The Enterprise they support forming a committee to decide closing times for holidays. Opinions vary among merchants, and many stores remain open on holidays.
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Enterprise
Maynard
Marlboro and Maynard Postpone Basketball Games
Marlboro team manager announces no games this year with Marlboro and Maynard until fall next season. Aiming to form a regional league across several towns in the area for future competition.
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Marlboro
Maynard
Talk of Jitney Bus Line To Lake Boon
Discussion grows about introducing a jitney bus service to Lake Boon this season. The piece explains jitneys originated in San Francisco as small auto buses charging five cents a fare and earning the nickname jitney.
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Lake Boon
San Francisco
Massachusetts town seeks gunpowder license for frame buildings
The Board of Selectmen of Concord Mass announces a public hearing at eight o'clock P M on April 26 1915 at the Selectmen's Rooms to consider a license request under acts of 1904 and amendments to use frame buildings on their mass property for keeping storage manufacture or sale of black gunpowder. Murray Ballou Elmer Er Shattuck George W Hunt signed the notice.
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Town of
Mass
Selectmen’s Rooms
Concord
Murray Ballou
Elmer ER. Shattuck
George W. Hunt
Board of Selectmen
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Mass Organized 1908
Public notice outlines the Concord Massachusetts church established in 1908 at Monument Square. It lists a 10.45 Lesson sermon and a 7.30 testimonial meeting on Sunday and a daily free room available from 2.30 to 5.00 p m except Tuesday evenings.
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Scientist
Concord
Mass
Monument Square
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