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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1909

Page

6

Harriman Laundry Relocates to Hudson With Modern Plant

The Harriman Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company will move from Maynard to Hudson, opening a three-building, fully modern plant on Tower Street. The new facility features extensive light, sanitary design, advanced washing and drying lines, a 27,000 pound ironer, electric power, a dedicated dry cleaning building, and a spur track for direct loading. The move follows twenty years of growth, with projected annual business of 50 60 thousand dollars and agencies across multiple New England towns.

Maynard Hudson Dutty Tépcola Park Settighe Haw Place Ap Jong Richard Russell Harriman Company Harriman Laundry and Dry Cleansing Company United States Tower Street Tanorite Machine Works Aioe Dillon Tudson Harriman Greenville N. H Hopkinton Bedford Hudson Marlboro Lowell Clinton Lancaster Lexington Leominster Concord Stow Gleasondale Acton Sudbury Shirley Ayer Littleton Fitchbury Roxbury West Newton Brighton Allston Waltham Watertown Newton Brookline Belmont Waverley Arlington Gardner Groton Tranteyre Forge Village Lincoln Ashland

Meaning and scope of the playground movement series debut

A Massachusetts statewide push on public playgrounds is outlined with planned articles in The Enterprise. Topics include national momentum, cost to establish, creating recreation centers, open air value, child life in three parts, and how to meet town needs with practical plans and estimates. Questions are invited with stamped envelopes.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Civic League Joy St Boston

Double Wedding in Hudson for Marcy Siblings

A brother and sister of Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Marcy wed Wednesday at the Unitarian parsonage in Hudson with Rev. John Baltzy officiating. Minnie H. Marcy married Walter L. O'Brien. Roy O. Marcy wed Bessie Durfee. They plan a western Massachusetts honeymoon then reside at 235 Park Ave Worcester.

Hudson O. N. Marcy John Baltzy Minnie H. Marcy Walter L. O'Brien Roy O’brien Thomas F. O'Brien Gleasondale Brewer & Co Worcester Marcy Blanchard Press

Marlboro Chosen for Massachusetts Endowed College Plan

A proposed bill would establish an educational facility using idle public school buildings in 20 Massachusetts cities including Brockton and Fall River. A 32 member trustees board would run the college with 34 tuition, serving eight mile radii to enroll students who live at home. Cities have voted to offer their buildings for the project.

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Marlboro History Sketch Highlights Local Milestones

A compilation notes Marlboro events and sites from 1869 to 1892 including the livery stable bought by Nahum B. Brigham, Hose 4 fire station readiness in 1887, Holy Trinity sewing circle in 1886, Engine 2 replacement, Marlboro Mirror founded in 1859, steam laundry conversion from a shoe factory, and 19th century facts on potatoes and public notices. It also mentions G A R Post 43 activities, local industry, and Marlboro Shoe Co. work hours and Saturday half holiday.

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