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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
8
The Marlboro Enterprise weekly paper notes its Wednesday issue schedule, publishing by The Enterprise Company with H. F. Wilder as manager and entry as second class matter in 1903 under federal law.
Classified notice lists subscription prices 1 year 1 and 3 months 25 cents with postage included. States payment method in advance and provides office address 151 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts.
Rates listed for one inch ads at 75 cents per week with 25 cent for each additional inch. Special yearly advertiser rates apply. Business notices in local columns priced at 19 cents per line per insertion.
Frank Hapgood visited by parents. Graham Greenough to occupy the Haywood tenement on Maplest. Correction on Mr Rowitzer assignment to Europe. he sails May 12. Mrs Amelia Tarbell improving and mobile. Mrs Leavitt fills assistant bookkeeper role at Tuttle & Newton's. Sidney Laffin starts a fire-related task.
To Rent two tenements. For Sale an eleven acre tract of land suitable as a farm plus two houses and a small farm with outbuildings. Inquiries to AY MERRIAM South Acton Mass.
Community brief with moves and visits including N J Cole on the Patriot building renovation Grace Emery visiting Boston relatives George Clapp ran Marathon course Ashland to Boston Wayne Lawrence joins E Baird milk farm John Lee leaving mill for Concord Walter Gordon now Bostonian E B Symonds licensed to drive auto to represent Moxie Co Faulkner mills to new management May 1 Gardner Percy home from Mt Hermon works in Maynard Rainbow supper praised Arthur Wade recovering in Dorset Mass Concord district Sunday School meets in Lexington next Friday Turner called to New York for mother’s funeral Bernstien Cowan bicycle accident causes head injury Italian camp disturbance next Sunday fellowship night at Congregational church Rev Harold Marshall to speak on A Pagan Test of Christianity Universalist choir to provide music.
An Alaska ad claims its design keeps air in contact with ice longer than any other refrigerator and encourages readers to drop in for the Alaska Booklet. It touts the Alaska at the lowest prices with easy terms through the seller.
For sale items include a few swarms of bees from W F Skelton of South Acton and an express wagon used in the tonic business. Also offered are a 2 hp engine and boiler listed by N J Cole.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlor at 2 o'clock.
Almenac reports Thursday April 29 with sunrise at 4 42 and sunset at 6 31. Moon sets at 2 84 a m and high water times 6 45 a m and 7 15 p m. Showers will be followed by fair weather in New England.
WES ACTON notes list D F Kinsley illness and Grace Bezanson hospital visit with no operation. Families move to Foxboro and Worcester. fundraising from a Glee club concert. Loy al Temperance Legion prize entertainment planned in West Acton Baptist vestry. Rev Viets Hayes Wood Pinkham to speak on May 3 9 with topics on life success and manhood.
A series of short notices from Acton and surrounding towns lists purchases such as a Stevens Duryea runabout and farm arrangements, moves by residents including Mr and Mrs Chester and Mr Calder, church activities including annual meetings and a communion, and upcoming sales and auctions by Otis H Forbush. Items note farm tenancies, real estate auctions in Boxboro, and sales in Concord and Leominster with dates in May 1909.
Hatching eggs listed for Barred Rocks White Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Brown Leghorns at 15 for 75 cents or 4 dollars per 100. Seller: J. E. Durkee Acton Centre.
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