By The Enterprise Company Marlboro Address Notice
An entity at 161 Main Street Marlboro Mase is listed as the enterprise location for a general notice or business reference.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1913
Page
8
An entity at 161 Main Street Marlboro Mase is listed as the enterprise location for a general notice or business reference.
A second class matter notice appears with dates and charges including three cents per month for a three month period. Names Walter P. Frye John H. Lawton treasurer appear as local officials. The notice references postal service rules under an act of March eight 1879 and lists Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford areas.
The superintendent calls the public to heed Massachusetts statutes Chapter 779 831 1013 on minor employment. He warns employers to ensure minors under 21 have proper certificates and to comply with the law to avoid violations.
A blaze in the afternoon at 1.16 threatens a valuable timber wood lot owned by John Co. The timber is described as largely young growth and may be heavily damaged by the fire.
Feehan suffered a severe chest injury when a cart wheel ran over him after a cart horse bolted. A doctor was summoned to attend the man at the scene.
Fragmentary lines suggest a column mixing verse with notes on ads and local notices. The readable portions mention publishing a column, advertising rates, and a few classified items such as a position ad for a girl and a chimney sweep.
Local items report residents on vacation from the Davis market and Maynard schools, church services at Trinity Elm Street, a grass fire on Olson farm, and social events including a Columbus club dance. Community figures include Dean Rousmaniere of St Paul’s Cathedral and Miss Nicholl from Boston.
Fire alarms crowded the weekend as a blaze along Barrett's Mill road burned hundreds of acres and a peat bog. Concord Junction firemen rotated duty and saved a barn while trying to contain the stubborn flame that officials warned would burn until rain arrived. The scare drew notes on local baseball and community support in the same column.
Johansen of Roslindale repairs the Trinity Church steeple damaged by lightning. The quiet workman climbs high in the air with little fuss, drawing daily spectators eager to watch the unusual repair scene.
The annual episcopal conference will open Saturday at St. Andrew's School. Delegates from several houses will attend, with events planned through the weekend.
The obituary notes that James F. Bush, aged five, formerly lived in Concord and died in Portland last Sunday. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday at the chapel, with interment to be in the Bulkeley area.
A warning stresses the danger of fires during extreme dryness and urges learning the nearest fire alarm box or calling the fire station to ensure quick response. It notes that matches, lighted cigarettes, and careless behavior in woods or grass can start fires, risking thousands of dollars in damage.
Concord council Knights of Columbus cancel field day due to lack of suitable venue. Dancing starts at 8, ends at 1. Management aims to arrange a morning game with a first class team, then a big afternoon clash at the Junctions to crush the Simps and draw crowds.
Dairymen's Association and Brockton Pair Association plan a market milk show at the Brockton fair grounds college tent on Sept 30 Oct 1 24 and ? Prizes listed by F S Tolman Brockton Pair Association. All milk must be milked Tuesday Sept 23 and forwarded to W P B Lockwood Brockton. Ernest Kelly from U S D A unit has issued notices on Milk Shows and sample preparation.
Rev. George A. Tewke bury will resume pulpit duties next Sunday August 31 preaching at 10 45 AM on The Psalmists One Desire and in the evening on a Labor Day theme A Village Teamster's Motto There’s No Fun The Spirit of A son Sunday school resumes all departments September 7 Joeegh Keyes ig returns to Wm A Stevens store after vacation at Cape Porpoise Kenne4
About 200 guests gathered at the Trinitarian church chapel Wednesday evening for the marriage of Miss Gena Nilsen to Gustaf A Landelius. Rev Gather, formerly of the Scandinavian parish, performed the ceremony as flowers and a pretty setting added to the occasion. The bridal party entered to a wedding march played by Miss Lia Thorpe. The bride wore white silk while the groom and attendants were in white and pink, respectively. The couple is expected to establish a home together.
A clipped line lists names including Mrs Geo Butcher Miss Ma Winhifred Neary and Louise P Tracy among a batch of addressed letters. The readable fragment hints at a local correspondence notice or social item in progress.
The text notes a yearly enrollment around 951, with an increase of about 75 pupils over last year. It describes the challenge of accommodating the growing number and the hope that a solution will be found before many schools have passed, as plans are under way to address the shortage.
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