PHE Enterprise Company Marlboro Weekly Advertiser
Publication details for PHE Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts. It lists editors officers and office address, subscription rates and advertising charges.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
8
Publication details for PHE Enterprise Marlboro Massachusetts. It lists editors officers and office address, subscription rates and advertising charges.
South Acton brief items report Ed Jewett laid up with a neck car bump, Annie Banks ill, typhoid fears, and local clubs planning small fund suppers. Schools close for two weeks, next week’s high school scholars, and a $500 settlement on Abram Jones estate. Addresses by Dr. George Gutterson, visits, a Christmas concert, and a train nuisance complaint. Christmas service plans and John Brown talk by F B Sanborn, with a push to subscribe to The Enterprise as a gift option.
Acton lodge and Riverside lodge of Waltham initiated eleven candidates in Exchange hall. Grand Warden A M Willis District Deputy Grand Warden Sister Smith and members from Billerica Fitel sburg and Waltham attended. The talk stressed duty and growth as Acton lodge starts the new year with about 100 members.
A notice invites readers to send one dollar to The Enterprise office or pay local agents to start a one year subscription. The offer promises to connect distant friends with home affairs and view the newspaper as a thoughtful gift.
Acton Centre reports Charles E. Davis returned from New Hampshire after a two week hunting trip netting a six point buck and a doe. Mrs. A. S. Osborne and Mrs. Lulu Larrabee visit relatives in Chittenango and Waverly. school closed for a two week vacation. Church events include Rev. S. N. Adams leading services and Miss Elcra Reed delivering the missionary sermon. Empire Concert Company performed for Congregational church with Christian Endeavor support. A coal carload arrived for the Grange, now sold out due to high demand.
Ephraim Forbush died Tuesday morning at 6 50 in the Soldiers Home on Powderhorn Hill Chelsea. A Civil War veteran and former Nagog House proprietor he had many acquaintances among travelers. Interment at Woodtown Cemetery Acton Thursday at 1 30 PM.
Mrs Dea M E Wood has been ill but is up around the house. Mrs Clara Holt visited West Somerville. Mrs Mary Richardson visited a brother in Bridgeport Conn. Mrs W D Butt and son spent weekend with sister in Boston. Maynard lodge held first degree on two candidates with 35 members present and oyster stew served. New orchestra at Baptist Sunday school. Y P S C E elected officers for the year. Christmas program at Baptist church Friday at 6 30. Fire at Hall Bros mill extinguished by sprinklers. West Acton Tennis Club to present the farce The Elopement of Helen December 29. Rev D W Lovett to preach arts as sermon Sunday.
Miss Eliza Wheeler aged 14 died after a horse incident at Acton Centre post office. She was assisted home by friends and Dr. Shaw but died en route. Funeral services were held at her home and burial took place at Woodlawn cemetery.
Local Miss Stoughton will host an exhibition sale of embroideries and fine linen at her home on Monday and Tuesday afternoon and evening, December 13 and 14, with hours listed for each session.
The CM and H streets railway announces half hourly service on Friday December 24 from 2 p m to 9 p m with adjustments to 8 p m for Christmas day. A Saturday night theatre special to Maynard will connect with the 11 29 train from Boston at Concord.
The ad promises to fit Neverslip horseshoes and provide blacksmithing services for sleds sleighs and horse feet in preparation for hard weather. Quick reliable work at fair prices.
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