Marlboro Enterprise Press 1908 masthead notice
Publication details for The Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Massachusetts include editor R W Currier Walden Street Concord and 1908 registration under the act of March 6 1879 with weekly Thursday issues. Subscription rates list single copies five cents and yearly at two dollars.
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the _Enterprise Press
Lac
Liberty St. Marlboro, Maes
R. W. Currier
Walden Street
Concordia
Emmerson
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Masa
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Public safety tips and community notes from Concord and Maynard
The column blends crime prevention advice on car theft, storage of valuables, and securing vehicles with local community notices. It mentions Walden Pond land acquisition by the Department of Natural Resources, Concord civic mail from 1956, and a Maynard sports letter urging support for local teams and celebrating a Golden Wedding anniversary.
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Concord
Department of Natural Resources
Walden Pond Reservation
Herter
James DeNormandie
Woodland Trust of
G. Kaeavas
Boston
Walden Reservation
Porcelain Cleaning Tip Using Salt on Flannel Cloth
A simple method suggests cleaning porcelain by sprinkling salt on a flannel cloth and wiping the surface. The technique emphasizes gentle abrasion and a mild cleanser approach.
United States Yachting Team Picked for Olympics
Rush IV owned by Victor Sherona of Philadelphia will represent the United States in the 1956 Olympic yachting event in Australia. Swedes-built Quixotic, skippered by three Greater Boston men, lost by equipment failure in the final 5.5 meter trials, and the protest over the race was sustained, sending Little Flicka skipper Pierre S. DuPon IV to sail in the protest.
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Marion
Mass
Rush IV
Victor Sherona
Philadelphia
United States
Australia
Andy Scheettle
Buzzards Bay
Quixotic
Greater Boston
Pierre S. DuPon, IV
Little Flicka
Julian K. Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Rediscovery Of Tools And The DIY Home Craft Boom
The do it yourself craze has educated millions to use tools at home. Woodworking with soft woods like Douglas fir and west coast hemlock shows how satisfying it is to shape, fit, and create useful articles and improvements with familiar tools.
Concord boys ride to Fenway to see Red Sox game
About 75 young readers, mostly Little Leaguers, rode two buses to Boston’s Fenway Park to watch the Red Sox play the Orioles. The trip was organized by the Concord Elks led by Charles Swan and James O’Neil with instructors John McGrail and Walter Carew.
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Concord
Fenway Park
Boston
Red Sox
Orioles
Concord Elks
Charles Swan
James O'Neil
John McGrail
Walter Carew
Concord Couples Plan State Mixed Golf Championship Entry
Several Concord couples announced entries for the state mixed golf championship to be played at Dedham next weekend. Local entrants include Henry S. Thompson with Mrs. Alfred A. Lane and Joe Kierce with Mrs. John W. Hutchinson. Dr John F. Flavin with Mrs. Stuart Cook and James M. Austin with Mrs. Edward P. Chase.
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Concord
Dedham
Henry S. Thompson
Alfred A. Lane
Joe Kierce
John W. Hutchinson
John F. Flavin
Stuart Cook
James M. Austin
Edward P. Chase
Playground Notes On Outdoor Activities And Parade
On Tuesday older boys and girls supervised by Miss Rebecca Robbins Coach John O Connell and Divans traveled by boat to Provincetown. Friday featured a costume parade with refreshments and prize winners listed. Craft projects are near completion for an exhibition on the playground Thursday August 16.
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Beh
Rebecca Robbins
John O’connell
Provincetown
Paula Weeks
Neeley
Betty Downing
Billy Dawn Weeks
Elaine McLaughlin
Jean Ruyack
David Benoit
Suzanne McPhillips
Susan DiCieso
Judy McBarron
Nancy Temple
Dianne
Cousins
Kathleen Casey
Marianne Ruyack
Cathy Byron
Margie
Pierce
Kathy Chisholm
Sherry Dee
Susan LeSage
Mary Erisman
Betsy Byron
Concord Golfers Win Essex Country Club Invitation
Concord players Dr John F Flavin and Jonathan R Snelling of Concord Country Club won the 38th Essex Country Club invitation football tournament at Manchester. They defeated defending champions Leverett S Shaw and Donald F Cutler Jr of Myopia 3 and 1. Reggie Johnston of Concord and Dr R A Mayberry won the first flight championship in a close final.
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Concord
John F. Flavin
Jonathan R. Snelling
Concord Country Club
Manchester
Leverett S. Shaw
Donald F. Cutler, Jr
Reggie Johnston
R. A. Mayberry
Brookline
Second Softball Game Saturday Between Post Office and Reformatory
West Concord hosts the second softball game Saturday evening August 18 at Rideout Playground. Expected Reformatory pitcher Joe McCarthy and Rock Pearce face Post Office batters like Dick Buckley and Barry Higgins in the opening win. Other listed players include Manny Garcia Paul Tetreault and Herbie Symes with several outfielders and infielders named for both sides.
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West
Concord
Postoffice
Reformatory
Rideout Playground
Joe McCarthy
Rock Pearce
Big House
Paul Dee
Herbie Symes
Manny Garzia
Paul Tetreault
Symes
Dee
Dick Buckley
Post Office
Dick McCarthy
Barry Higgins
Dad Robinson
Tim Diskin
Bill O’neill
LeRoy Gentry
Rene Beaudoin
Uncle Sam
al Vaughan
John Dempsey
Tony Pagano
Eddie Cullinane
Maurice Dee
Dalgo 3Regoli
will _rot
Out
Billy Place
Charlie Doyle
John Coulter
Floyd McManus
Phil Dee
Bowdoin Opens At Home With Tufts
Bowdoin College to start 1956 football slate at home versus Tufts on September 29. The seven game schedule also lists trips to Trinity and Amherst, plus home dates with Bates Maine and other foes. The fragment also notes a weather station sign and Kansas newspaper density.
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Brunswick
Maine
Bowdoin College
Tufts
Trinity
Amherst
Wits
Caine
Bates
Concord Defeats Reformatory in Softball Thriller
Concord edged the Reformatory 14 to 13 in a close softball game. The fundraiser raised 25 dollars for a worthy cause as reserves and temporary players helped swing the lead before the final score.
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Concord
Two Local Youths In Junior Golf Championship
Two local youths compete in the Massachusetts Junior Golf championship at Worcester’s Massachusetts Country Club West Boylston course. Entered in yesterday’s medal play were Reggie Johnston former Middlesex School athlete and Harold Cahoon Jr recent state schoolboy champion.
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Concord
Massachusetts
Wachusetts Country Club
West Boylston
Reggie Johnston
Middlesex School
Arold Cahoon, Jr
Smith Takes Colf Honors at Concord Country Club
Concord Lennie Smith won the weekend golf tourney at Concord Country Club finishing three up in the handicap versus par format. Other scorers included A Lawrence Pierson Jr four up Rep John M Eaton Jr even Hubert M Wardwell even James M Austin one down and several others ranging from five down to six down.
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Maynard
Mass
Maynardy Enterprise
Charles E. French
French
New Hampshire
Wee
Deni
Mr. French
Concord
Lennie Smith
Concord Country Club
A. Lawrence Pierson, Jr
John M. Eaton, Jr
Hubert M. Wardwell
James M. Austin
George H. Phillips
Mason L Ham
A Forth W. Comins, Sr
William Lovejoy
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Funeral Held For Ex Major Star
Funeral services are set for West Falmouth Maine on Thursday for former major league pitcher Frank O Dubree age 79. Dubree pitched for the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants and was once described as fast as Walter Johnson. He died in a hospital in Portland Maine and later worked as a hunting guide in Maine after leaving baseball in 1917. John McGraw compared him to Johnson in speed.
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Portland
Maine
West Falmouth
Frank O. Dubree
Walter Johnson
Dubree
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
John McGraw
Giants
Johnson
Probate Court Notice of Private Real Estate Sale
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court issues notice in the estate of Grace B Edmands of Media Pennsylvania deceased. A petition seeks license to sell real estate privately. Objections must be filed by September 21 1956 in Cam Court before 10 o clock. John C Leggat First Judge and John J Foley Register. August 10 18 23 1956.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Grace B. Edmands
Ivania
Cam
John C. Leggat
Boston Edison seeks land exemption for Sudbury substation site
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities requests public input on Boston Edison Company plan to acquire land in Sudbury for a new substation and to obtain zoning exemption. A public hearing is set for August 31, 1956 at 10 a.m. in Boston. Notice must be published and mailed 14 days prior.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Department OF Public Utilities
Boston
Boston Edison Company
Sudbury
Boston Post Road
Central Massachusetts Division
Boston and Maine Railroad
Tong
Vincenzo C. Mercury
A. Phillips
Department of Pubo Utilities
State House
Boston Post
Boston Globe
Sudburyes
Edward C. Madden
Construction Bid Notes From Boston Contract Documents
Partial payment terms and deposit details referenced for drawings and fixtures. Notes mention plumbing heating and electrical elements, contractor bids, and document handling by the Boston Corporation and related offices.
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Tects
Perry
Shi Dean
Boston
Corporation
Ing
Tion
AM Shaw
Hepburt
Paul
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Elizabeth Mershon
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Thunderbird Motor
Concord Golfers Annex
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Arthur A. Magurn, Jr
Willard Dunston
Brookside
Bedford
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Mena J. Dunston
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