Marlboro Evening News Business Card and Masthead
This fragment shows the Marlboro Mass office details for the Renesteg Evening Gy enterprise with address 151 Main Street Marlboro and owners Alter B Morse P Fries John H Law. subscription rates listed as 1 per year with single copies three cents and six months thirty cents. postdate information and publishing notes appear.
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Marlboro
Mass
Nterprise Company
Maass
Ong
Alter B. Morse
P. Frye
John H. Law
Maynard
New Faces In Lineup at Middlesex School Baseball 1913 Schedule
Middlesex School outlines a 1913 baseball slate with Allan Clark at first, Little returning to pitcher, Barker behind the plate, and Warburg titled coach. The schedule lists Apr 16 Lawrence Academy, Apr 19 Worcester English, Apr 26 Groton, May 10 St Andrews, May 17 St Marks, May 28 Worcester South, May 31 Exeter, and a June 4 Harvard scrimmage at Concord.
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Middlesex School
Travoel
Barker
Allan Clark
Mr. I
Warburg
Lawrence Academy
Concord
Worcester English High
Roton
Groton
Noble & Greenough
Natecomer High
Middlesex
Milton Academy
Milton
St. Andrew's
Pasture to Let in Princeton Mass Forty Acres
80 acres pasture in Princeton Mass with good water offered for the season at 35 dollars. Apply to Charles Brown, Concord Mass. Notice dated April 7, 1913 from Charles E. Crow. Local ads indicate payments in advance and per line rates for Concord area publications.
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Princeton
Mass
Charles . Brown
Concord
Cei
Charles E. Crow
Apex Concord
Help Wanted Notices From Early Classified Fragments
Fragmented job ads seek competent general helpers and house workers. Requests include a retro aid, two girls to care for seven years, and a general house girl. Also listings for a modern eight room house to let and a stable. applicants to named addresses.
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Thoreaust
McManus Bros
Concord News Items From Local Society and Events
Concord residents report on family visits surgeries and new appointments. Mrs. Lennox Bi Lindsay underwent surgery at Deaconess hospital. Mrs. Walter K Shaw had an appendicitis operation. Miss Carroll and Miss Grace recoveries noted. Arthur Bradford Brooke and wife plan their new home on Sudbury road. Various church and lodge activities plus a town fire incident and telephone line troubles are described.
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F. Smith, Jr
Sudbury Rd
D. C
High
Waltham
Lennox Bi. Lindsay
Deaconess Hospital
Miss Carroll
Grace
Littleton
Walter K. Shaw
Nashawtucrd
Martin
Lam Dee
William Smith
Eee
Joseph
Conn
James
Maynard
William Dee
Martin Powers
Bedford St
George Williams
Lexington Rd
Beverly
Swampscott
Arthur Bradford Brooke
Brookline
Corinthian Ede
A. P
A. M
Willia
Harvey
Joshua Graves
Buttrick Place
Barnet
Graves
Iver Johnson
Everett’ Pierce
Fn New Mitchell
George Minot Baker
George R. Blinn
Old Concord Chatper
Continental Congress
Washington
Trinitarianurch
Iciburg
Middlesex Union Association
Yxenh
D. Mimito
Northampton St
Boston
Recen
A. Bouvier
Mimito
Cambridge
Concord
Lexington Road
Jeanie S. Barrett
Concorde Power Beats La Salle In High-Scoring Battle
Concorde toppled La Salle in a slugfest as Wood led with four hits and Bulger earned three safeties including a key extra cushion. The visitors rallied to 14 hits but Concorde built a 12-0 lead by the fourth inning and exploded late to secure a decisive victory behind strong pitching from Boyce and Hayes.
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Tory
la Salle
Concorde
Wood
Bulger
Willow
Concord
Ocsaltos Host Patriotic Intermission Dance in Concord
The Ocsaltos club held a Saturday night dance at the town hall with Hearns' orchestra from Woburn. An arbor stage setting and Japanese lanterns framed a display of flags. About 40 couples danced while flags showered down at intermission. Souvenirs were taken by dancers as refreshments followed. leaders included Gordon Kent and Walter Upham.
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Concord
Ocsaltos
Hearns
Woburn
C. G. Kent
Harlin P. Upham
Clifford E. Tones
Chilton Cabot
Frank Wheeler
Gordon Kent
Walter Upham
Hardy Payson
Gertrude Knowles
Edith Abbott
Priscilla Wheeler
Sue Parker
Concord High Debating Club Sets April Debate
The Concord high school Debating club fixed the public debate date for April 6. The topic asks if United States Government Coastwise Ships should be exempt from Panama Taxes.
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Concord High School De-bating Club
United Tes
Panama
Tolla
Chil
Ne Cabot
Edward
Parker and
Gauss
Richard White
Ava Chapman
Wi Torrey
May Festival At Union Church Promises Best Yet
The annual May festival at Union Church is underway with the committee in charge predicting it will be the best ever. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy the event.
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Union Church
Concord to Observe 138th Anniversary Fight Day
Concord marks the 138th anniversary of the 1875 fight with a full day of events. The program includes sunrise and sunset salutes by the Concord Independent Battery, athletic meets at the playgrounds and a 3 30 afternoon game between Mechanics Art and Concord High, a 2 to 5 band concert by Thomas G Stevenson Post 26 in the square, and an evening town hall dance coordinated by local youths. A morning ball game between Concord Junction and Maynard is also planned amid high attendance expectations.
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Concord
Concord Independent Battery
Mechanics ‘Art
Concord High Schools
Thomas G. Stevenson
Kenneth B. Cook
Frank Hubbard
John P. Hunt
Concord Junction
Maynard
Fungalore
Tuition Increase for Out of Town Pupils
The school committee voted to raise tuition for out of town pupils at the high school from 55 to 70 dollars. The increase, effective at the start of fall term, funds new courses that add to costs borne by sending towns.
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Out of Town
Concord
Mrs Moody Walks Again After Injury at Monument Hall
Mrs. Benjamin Moody who injured her ankle last January while leaving Monument hall and has since been homebound on Hubbard street is now able to walk out again.
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Benjamin Moody
Monument Hall
Hubbard
Tea at Mrs Jewell’s on Main Street
Invitations from Mrs Pliny Jewell 2d drew friends of Mrs Een e and Mrs Leonard Goodwin to a Friday tea at the Jewell home on Main Street between 4 and 6. Guests greeted hostesses Mrs Lindsay and Mrs Goodwin and expressed regret at Mrs Lindsay’s departure for the Canadian Northwest and Mrs Goodwin’s upcoming move to Chicago. The affair was informal and delightful with Miss Jewell of Boston Olive Gage Mrs Charles H Pepper and Mrs Hugh Leith serving in the dining room amid pink carnation decorations.
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Pliny Jewell
Eene
Leonard Goodwin
Miss Jewell
Boston
Olive Gage
Charles “H. Pepper
Hugh Leith
Two Fine Entertainments at Trinity Church Aid Society
The Trinity Church Aid Society plans two events on Friday April 18 in the Unitarian church vestry. An afternoon moving picture show for children includes ice cream and cake for sale, followed by an 8 pm talk by John Farquhar of Boston with lantern slides on Japanese gardens from his Japan travels.
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Trinity Church Aid Society
Unitarian Church
John Farquhar
Boston
Japan
Buried Here The Body Of Mrs Maria Ford
The body of Mrs. Maria Ford who died in Wellesley Hills was brought to Concord for burial in Sleepy Hollow cemetery Sunday. Mrs Ford was a sister of Misses Nellie and Hattie Hubbard of Hubbard Street.
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Maria Ford
Wellesley Hills
Concord
Sleepy Hollow
Ford
Nellie
Hattie Hubbard
Hubbard St
Middlesex Crewe Open Season At Bateman's Pond
Middlesex rowing opens this Wednesday with Sudburys and Asgabets clashing on Bateman's Pond. Rivalry draws strong interest as four selected crews from Cambridge and Concord varsity and freshmen train daily under R. H. Howe Jr. Harvard veteran leads practice.
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Middlesex Crewe
Middlesex
Sudburys
Asgabets
Teman’s Pond
Sturs
R. H. Howe, Jr
Harvard
Uate
Camr
Concord
Union Patriotic Service Set at Concord Fight Commemoration
Hon. Guy A. Ham former assistant U S District Attorney will deliver the address at a union patriotic service in the First Parish Meeting House Sunday at 7 30 p m The event marks the 138th anniversary of the Concord fight Special patriotic music will be provided with Rev Loren B Mac assisting the pastor.
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Guy A. Ham
U. S
Concord
Loren B. Mac
Concord Youth George R Brauhart Elected Tech Manager
The Tech April 10 notes Concord boy George R Brauhart of Cocaness elected manager by the 1915 Technique Electoral committee after several ballots. Brauhart is a member of the Sigma fraternity and has served on class dinner and track committees.
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Ente
The
Tech
Mass. Institute of Technology
Concord
George R. Brauhart
George Oor
Cocaness
Aves Nealine Eter
Williams
Sigma
Concord High School
Brennan's Strenuous Week Ties to Stevens' Store Hurdle
Howard Brennan endures a taxing week in the hospital tied to Stevens' store troubles. Local wheel owners see the situation as a cause of ongoing instability for Sas and related shops.
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Howard Brennan
Stevens
Wheels
Sas
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Union Patriotic Service
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