Marlboro Enterprise League Notes and Circulation Details
Publication imprint from Marlboro Massachusetts shows office address 161 Main Street and editorial leadership including Walter B. Morse president Walter P. Frye IREA John H. Lawton Ager. Subscription rates listed at 1.60 yearly in advance 2.00 otherwise with single copies four cents and six months. Local towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
IREA
John H. Lawton
AGER
License to sell estate of George Moore in Sudbury Probate
Eva Moore as administratrix petitions for license to sell the real estate of George Moore late of Sudbury to be used for distribution. The probate court in Middlesex County Massachusetts requires heirs and all interested parties to appear on September 13, 1915, at 9 a.m. in Cambridge to show cause why the license should not be granted. Publication and service requirements are noted with the witness Charles J. McIntire, First Judge, and registrar W E Rogers.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
George
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Sudbury
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Maynard Feeley Manning Wedding at St Bridget’s
A quiet Sunday evening ceremony united Miss Annie V Manning and William B Feeley at St Bridget’s church. Rev Walter J Browne officiated at 7 pm with Mrs William Largen as bridesmaid and John Manning as best man. The couple will reside on Brown Street after a brief wedding tour.
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William Larsen
Pleasant St
Feeley
Brown St
John Manning
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Bridget’s Church
Elizabeth Feeley
Worcester
Alhambra Council
F. P. Lothrop Co
South Acton
Union Vacation Services and Local Meetings
Union devotional service planned in the Congregational church meeting house at 10 45 a m with Rev A M Osgood speaking on Hope and Its relation to duty Open air meeting on Methodist church grounds next week at 6 p m Weather permitting Speakers and soloists to be announced at the vestry gathering Wednesday at 7 46 o'clock
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Congregational Church
Osgood
Brod The Javelin Thrower At Local Athletic Club
Bruno Brod, a well known athlete of the Irish American A. C. of New York, resides in town. He competes in the javelin and has placed second to Jim Thorpe and Martin Sheridan in national all around championships. He praises local athletes and high regards Albert Sepela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruno Brod
A. C
New York
Jim Thorpe
Martin Sheridan
Albert
Sepela
Canadian Mounted Rifles Arrival in England Reported
Edward Millar of the 5th Canadian Mounted Rifles arrived with the regiment in England on Friday. Millar told Harold Cutter Jr. he expected the unit would be sent to the Dardanelles within the next two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Millar
5Th
Canadian Mounted Rifles
England
Harold Cutter Jr
Millar
Dardanelles
Maynard's Brick Wilder Impresses Boston Ahead of Marlboro Game
Brick Wilder of Maynard has returned from Boston to play with Marlboro Saturday. He has drawn praise from Boston teammates and may travel south with the team in the spring. If he proves himself he could join the majors, following fellow Maynard alum Jack Connors who once played for the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oricy Wilder
Marlboro
Fred
Brick) Wilder
Boston
Brick
Maynard
Jack” Connors
Athletics
Maynard contest to feature Creighton and Garrigan
The upcoming representative race in Maynard looks set to center on George H. Creighton and Bernard Garrigan. Creighton has filed papers and is expected to be renominated by Republicans under the two-term tradition, while Garrigan, who impressed last year, is likely to receive the nomination again. Democrats in the district favor another chance for Garrigan to redeem the district.
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Maynard
George H. Creighton
Bernard Garrigan
Rep
Creighton
Garrigan
Messrs
Reighton
Textile Workers Plan Annual Field Day in Maynard
A joint textile workers meeting in Cannon's hall arranged plans for the second annual field day at John A Crowe park on Monday Sept 6. Events include running races from 100 to 2 miles, a potato race, sack race, hop skip and jump, shot put and more with a parade at 9 am and talks by labor leaders.
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Secor
Textile Workers of
Maynard
Cannon's Hall
John A. Crowe Park
John ‘Webster
John Smith
Thomas Murray
Marsden Waterhouse
Sylvester Sullivan
Joseph Parkin
Benjamin C. Brown
Hjalmar Weckstrom
Iva Stodlon
Bernard Garrigan
Patrick Lannigan
Michael Cleary
Charles Spence
Matti Manson
Odd Fellows Hall Installations in Scand. Pod Officers
At the Friday meeting of the Scandinavian pod in Odd Fellows hall, newly elected officers were installed. Grand Master Elma Ingren from Lynn officiated with Miss Ellen Swanson as G G. A rousing speech followed. Names include Chas Ehatadt president and others with roles such as V P Sanfrid Swanson, marshal Bernt Anderson, treasurer Bernt Anderson, I G Ernest Johnson, F S Richard Johnson, and assistant roles. A supper was served by Ernest Johnson, Sanfrid Swanson and Richard Swanson.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Fri
Elma Ingren
G. M
Grand Lodge
Lynn
Ellen Swanson
G. G
Ingren
Chas. Ehatadt
Sanfrid Swanson
Vv. P
Carl. Emanuelson
Bernt Anderson
Hulda McLean
Richard Swanson
R. S
Esther Emanuelson
Richard Johnson
F.S
Treas
Ernest Johnson
I. G
Oscar Johnson
Sub Committee Appointed for Sudbury Street Bridge Work
At a meeting in the selectmen's rooms on Wednesday evening a subcommittee was formed to arrange grading at the new bridge. Members named are Supt. of Streets John J. Driscoll William Naylor and John White.
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Sudbury St
Selectmen’s
John J. Driscoll
William Naylor
John White
Scouts to Camp 4 at Sudbury Kier
The Boy Scouts of St. George's Episcopal church depart Monday for a weeklong camp at Sudbury Kier. Woodcraft signalling life saving and cooking will be taught under Rev. Arthur Bradford Papineau supervision.
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Boy Scouts of
St. George's Biscopal Church
Sudbury Kier
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Local 1418 Carpenters Banquet After Monthly Meeting
Carpenters' Union Local 1418 held a post meeting banquet served by union chefs led by John Comeau with Daniel Dwyer and Thomas Tierney. The event featured steamed clams, pickles, doughnuts, cakes, fruit, and coffee, with Sydney Lay as toastmaster and toasts from past presidents Frank Prue, Daniel Dwyer, and John Someau. Acrobatic stunts by Fred Hacala enlivened the evening, which attendees found thoroughly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union
John Comeau
Daniel Dwyer
Thomas Tierney
Sydney
Lay
Frank Prue
John Someau
Fred Hacala
Maynard Band to Hold Lawn Party at Whit ney Estate
The Maynard brass band of 25 pieces will perform Friday evening at the bandstand on Acton Street, on the late George Whitney estate. The concert includes vocal and instrumental solos and refreshments will be served.
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Maynard Brass Band
Acton St
George Whitney
Local soldiers to camp in Sandwich this week
Sergt. William Coulter and Edward Ledgard of Co I 6th Regt M V M left Sunday for Sandwich to spend the week in camp. Ledgard recently enlisted and will serve as cook.
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William Coulter
Edward Ledgard
Co. I
6Th Regt
Sandwich
Ledgard
Maynard A A baseball team challenges MA South Acton
The Maynard A A baseball team issues a challenge to the MA of South Acton for a five game series. The aim is to arrange a sequence of games showcasing strong baseball and a favorable result.
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Maynard A. A
M. A. of
South Acton
Open Air Checker Match Negotiations Begin in August
Negotiations proceed between the Lowell and Maynard checker clubs for an open air match to be staged at Stearns camp near Hacer Ford Nomanology in August, pending final arrangements and dates.
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Lowell
Maynard
Stearns
Hacerford
Worcester Team to Clash With Locals This Saturday
The Worcester cricket team visits the grounds of the cricket and athletic association for a likely high attendance clash. The match is billed as a hammer and expected to draw many local fans.
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Worcester
Cricket and Athletic Association
Riverside Cooperative Association pays semiannual dividends
Dividend payout totaling about 2400 was distributed at the Riverside Cooperative Association store over Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings last week. Thursday's payment was 758.89, Friday 768.09, and Saturday 300. A crowd watched Marlboro defeat North Brookfield with Buck O'Brien pitching for Brookfield and Wilder catching for Marlboro.
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Riverside Cooperative Association
TO RUN FRIDAYS TOO Owing to a popular Comand
Dalcee will be run at Lake Boon Friday evening for the remainder of the summer. Socials are now conducted. Wednesday Friday and Saturday evenings are popular with the summer colonists.
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Lake Boon
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National Band
Hugo Kajande
OHN Taylor
John E. Kelley
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L. King
Maynards Block
S Bay Mare
W. C. Croft
Maynard, Mass
Union Vacation Services
BROD
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James Mahoney
John C. Thompson
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Buck O’brien
Brookfield
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Tel
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Strout
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson
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