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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1913

Page

7

Navy veteran William H. Maxey wins rare bronze medal

William H. Maxey, 33 Hastings Ave, Marlboro, is the only man in this area awarded a bronze medal by the Purged Stilted government for Civil War service. Born in New Bedford, he enlisted July 15 1861 as a landsman aboard the gunboat Essex, later serving under Admiral Porter, and saw action on the Mississippi and Tennessee rivers. He also served in the 4th United Cavalry, was captured in 1864, and later lived in Dorchester before moving to Marlboro two years ago.

William H. Macey Hastings At United States Navy Mr. Macey Navy Army Maxcey Congress New Bedford Essex Fort Godalaby Mississippi Tennessee David D. Porter 4Th United Cavalry Virginia Florida Dorchester Marlboro

Middlesex Square Thrives Amid Factory Reopenings

Middlesex Square buzzes as the idle factory reopens under Rice and Hutchins for paper box manufacture after a year. A bubbling fountain near the factory face welcomes visitors and Sowerby Bros. sign over the Middlesex grocery adds to the scene. Auto and motorcycle repairs keep the area lively from early morning.

Middlesex Sq Rice & Hutchins Sowerby Bros Middlesex Boston

Baptist annual outing ends amid rough seas

A church group from Province Town faced rough seas on its annual outing. The voyage saw Preacott Walker and others aboard as the trip wrestled through a troubled sea, leaving the participants to recount the day after their return.

Cr the Baptist Seace Preacott Walker

Marlboro Man Mr Collins Dies After Illness At 40

The Marlboro resident Mr Collins died after an illness, he had long lived in the city and was 40 years old. Born here he worked for George H Guest in furniture, then J H Pray and O Callaghan's carpet store in Boston before 12 years as a bookkeeper at the Clarendon hotel. He was active in the Highland club and minstrels. He leaves a wife two sons Arthur and Francis, his father three brothers James P Charles H Frank P and a sister Katherine Collins piano.

Marlboro Collins George H. Guest Boston J. H. Pray O’callaghan Clarendon Hotel Highland Club Arthur Francis James P Charles H Frank P Central Falls Katherine Collins

Marlboro Boys Receive Scholarships to Polytech Institute

Henry E. Berger Jr. son of Henry Berger of Marlboro and a Clark University attendee earned a scholarship through a state board. Prescott Walker son of Mr and Mrs H F Walker and Marlboro High School class of 1912 received a scholarship via the same board and has studied at Worcester Polytechnic Institute this year.

Henry E. Berger, Jr Henry School Clark University Prescott Walker H. F. Walker Marlboro High School Ancestor Polytechnic Institute Worcester Polytechnic

Trainman Weds Local Girl in Immaculate Conception Ceremony

Katherine Angela Lennihan wed Lewis Jones Sunday afternoon at Immaculate Conception church. Rev. William H. Finnick officiated as attendees included Mrs. Margaret Donahue and James Lennihan. Guests traveled from Waltham and Mount Major, N H. A dinner followed with gifts of silverware and furniture recorded.

Katherine Angela Lennihan Katherine Lennihan Winthropst Lewis Jones Charles Jones Mount Major N. H Immaculate. Conception William H. Finnick Margaret Donahue James’ J. Lennihan Winaray St Céster Waltham N. Sa

Fifth Sunday Concert Ends Series at Saturday Event

Fragmentary notice describes a fifth Sunday concert in a series ending on Saturday. Details on performing group and location are unreadable.

Ice Company Drivers Face Weight Dispute in Lake Williams Incident

Inspectors from weights and measures questioned two Lake Williams Ice Co. drivers, John Glaude and Iran Walcott, after authorities found weight discrepancies in ice deliveries. Howes and other officials debated possible prosecution as Mrs Brigham and Charlies D. Brigham, among others, were visited. no charges filed yet.

Cummings Tee G. J. Laplante Haverhill Iun Central Washington Sealer Laplante Charlies D. Brigham William Jones Central St Washington St John Glaude Iran Walcott Boston Robert Howe Lake Williams Ice Co Bean

Berlin Man Ends Life by Shooting at Home

Christopher Wheeler, a well known Berlin resident aged 60, died Friday afternoon from self inflicted gunshot wound in his home. Domestic troubles are cited as the cause. The body was found in the cellar by his six year old daughter Angie Jones. He leaves five children with his first wife and two with his second.

Christopher Wheeler Berlin Angie Jones

RiAnt KNOCKED DOWN BY Ambulance in Worcester

Riant, proprietor of the fruit and confectionery shop at 109 Main, was struck by an ambulance in Worcester Thursday afternoon and bruised but escaped serious injury.

Constantino Rian Main At Worcester

Shrewsbury Edges Marlboro in Eight Inning Tilt

The Shrewsbury nine topped Marlboro 5 to 1 in a spirited afternoon game. Davies pitched for Shrewsbury, allowing key hits while Flaherty worked for Marlboro, and Carroll of Holy Cross delivered three hits for Shrewsbury.

Casey Hilltop Lake Quinsizam Chick Davies Masé Agricultural Colieman Marlboro Flaherty Shrewsbury A Ie Brewer Newton Hawi Thomas Worcester New England Carroll Holy Cross Pene Fiaher Carroll i Drummond Naliene Welles Dalle Holmes Cronin Nelson Hawkins Mr. Davies Ieer Ingalls Whit Flaherty Crazer Drummond Davies Continto Centre Grenier Mittaker Ade Tévat

Broken Leg Injury After Fall In Boston Area

An injured 12 year old, Alvin, was treated after a fall and later sent home. He had been at Pleasant Street school and spent the summer in Boston before returning home.

Alvin T Mr. Leg Bilis Pleasant St Boston

Suffrage Supporters Visit Area Figures Highlight Progress

Local visitors speak on women voting and progress, praising M W Foy and Esther Waugh with Mrs Edith Watton noting their uncle Joh Foy and pioneer suffrage. They emphasize intelligent voting and national progress at the ballot box.

M. W. Foy Esther Waugh Dan Edith Watton Joh Foy

Defendant Discharged in McDonald Quarrel Case

Joseph Mucei was discharged in the morning proceeding. The mishandled dispute arose after a quarrel over food. Atty. Frank P. O'Donnell represented the government.

Joseph Mucei McDonald Mucei Frank P. O’donnell

Ingres Union Members Attend Hi City Park Meeting

Forty four members attended a Park Square gathering arranged by the Ingres Union at 11 30 am with final plans discussed and a meeting concluded by 1 00 am.

Ingres Union Hi City

Painters Union Celebrates with Papershangers Event

The Painters, Paperhangers and Decorators' Union No. 661 held a Saturday celebration at Bella Hoola cottage with invited guests Senator fe. 'Carthy and Rep. J. M. Hurley. A baseball clash was avoided. Paperhangers won a score unknown as Bordieau and J. D. Freeman led scorers. A large dinner featured roast lamb and fritters. Various sports followed including quoits, sack race, sprints, and jumping events with winners listed.

Union No Bella Hoola Cottage Fe. ‘Carthy J. M. Hurley Rhangers Bordieau J. D.C. Freeman C. J. Goldsmith Beaute Stow Aent Paperh s—Webber Liscard Wodward Charles Myshrall Edwards W. Davin John Davis Frank Myshra Geo.f. Gallagher Houston P Newton McQuaid Donaven If Shaw Mimmens Hamlin Brani Quoits Daniel Freeman Wil Houston Bordleau Houston Geo. F. Gallagher A. H. Cain Barry Sherman Wdwards Galote Gallagher Paeaees Pearly Muncevey Munsey Harry Lovely P. Shay

Former Councilman Lacouture Attends First Baseball Game

Hilaire Lacouture, long-time resident of the city, attends a Boston versus Cleveland baseball game, his first diamond battle after 51 years in the area. He joins an Independence Program event and recalls watching a baseball game with interest despite limited prior experience.

Hilaire Lacouture Boston Cleveland Ana Lacouture Scone

Printing coopage at prices for all printing classes

Federal Stationery Co offers printing coopage at 1000 rheads for $2.80. Lowest estimates fit on all printing classes and on Special Trade M letterhead. Free catavan with orders over $2008. Boston address: 14 Federal St.

Company F Homecoming After Camp Duty

Company F returned home after a week away, traveling by tram to this city in brown khaki. They enjoyed sea bathing and a shin bar, with Major Franklin praised for leadership. Sights included the Boston & Street Railway and North Sean duties.

Boston & © Street Railway

Holy Name Juniors Defeat Hank Honke in Playgrounds Match

The Holy Name Juniors won a game at the playgrounds Saturday afternoon by a wide margin. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors but indicate a decisive victory, with the Hank Honke team suffering a loss and St. Micheat's abstinence event noted in August.

Holy Name Hank Honke Knights of King Arthur St. Micheat's

Marlboro Brass Band Playes Amid Weather at Fairmount Park

A Marlboro brass band performed at Fairmount Park on a Monday night despite poor weather. An audience gathered early, with a good attendance noted before a theft involving Wilbur Prednis is mentioned in connection with the affair.

Marlboro Brass Fairmount Park Askéed Wilbur Prednis Ron

Married in Northboro Returns Made to Clerk Taos

Francie Gallagher and Josephine Johnson of Northboro were married in a 4 city ceremony. The certificate, endorsed by Judge J. W., was filed Thursday with Taos Town Clerk. The couple did not pursue regular legal limits.

Northboro Taos Francie Gallagher Mise Josephine Johnson Francis

Marlboro Kidney Pills Ad Claims Relief

An old classified style notice markets kidney pills sold by Poster-Milburp in New York with Alphonse Go on Liberty street Marlboro listed as a contact. The ad touts kidney relief and urges readers to remember the Doss's name and buy only through listed dealers.

Alphonse Liberty St Marlboro Milburp Col New York Doss

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