Marlboro Enterprise of Marlboro Mass Publication Details
The Marlboro Enterprise is printed in Marlboro Massachusetts with offices on Main Street and staff including Walter B. Morse president Walter P. Fry treasurer and John H. Lawton. The paper is entered as second class matter August 25 1903 at the Marlboro Post Office under federal law. Subscriptions are 1 year 91.90 6 months 2.00 or 4 cents a copy with distribution to Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Marlboro
Mass
WIM
Oiays
Sudbury Street
Dhirn
Rilig
Concord
Maynard
I Ludson
Boston voters spurn partisan slate in municipal race
A Boston election shows support for nonpartisan city government as voters rejected Mayor Curley’s straight Democratic slate and his attempt to restore party politics. The outcome signals demand for efficiency in municipal service and accountability, with implications for Curley’s future leadership.
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Mnicipal
Curley
What About Those Resolutions
The piece urges choosing one personal failing to conquer in the new year and sticking to the resolution with grim determination. It notes resolutions are easy to make but hard to keep and invites readers to improve the world by mastering a single habit.
Maynard School Sees Rapid Growth in Commercial Course
Clarence J. Kinsley of the Massachusetts Board of Education visited Maynard schools last week and praised the commercial course. Enrollment has more than doubled from 47 to 106 since two years ago. Edith Garlick, class of 1916, returns after absence while aiding Maynard Trust Co. with Christmas fund checks. Lillian Bennet recovers from illness and Alice Wollerscheid visits Concord.
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Clarence J. Kinsley
Mass. Board of Education
Edith Garlick
Maynard Trust Co
Lillian Bennet
Alice Wollerscheid
Concord
Methodist Church Christmas Services and Cantata Plans
Rev A Morrill Osgood will lead Sunday worship at 10 45 am with a sermon Christ in Spirit Leadership. Sunday school at noon, E Taylor and S Parker in charge. A Christmas tree exercise with a literary and musical program Friday at 7 pm. Young People meet at 6 pm followed by a 7 pm cantata The Song in the Air led by Mrs Howard A Wilson and 25 others.
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A. Morrill Osgood
E. Taylor
S. Parker
Howard A. Wilson
Sprinkler Work at Monitor Top Mill Nears Completion
The American Sprinkler Co of Providence will finish installing a heating system via the monitor top in the mill monitor top by Friday night. Within three weeks the sewing department will occupy the monitor top and the installation of the new cards will be rushed in the department they vacate.
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American Sprinkler Co
Providence
Relatives in Army Tell Fourteen Serve in English Forces
George Stockwell reports fourteen relatives in the English army. He has word that two nephews were killed recently at the Dardanelles and one was wounded in France.
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George Stockwell
Dardanelles
France
First National Cooperative Assoc takes over Boston Butter Co
The First National Cooperative Association has acquired the Boston Butter Company from Matti Hekkala and launched a grocery business at the stand this Wednesday morning.
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National Cooperative Association
Boston Butter Co
Matti Hekkala
Mill Accident Leaves Man With Severe Heel Laceration
Arthur Ortes was injured at work when an elevator caught his heel, requiring care from Dr. Howard Hamblen. A senior high school fundraiser soap order to support a Washington trip in April was filled and sent away this Wednesday.
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Arthur Ortes
Howard Hamblen
Washington
Maynard Plans Winter Skating Program
Town considers continuing skating for the winter as a healthy youth activity. Officials note current skating ends when snow covers the ice and argue the cost is minimal compared with health benefits and dividends in public well being.
Walter Rayner Anniversary Celebration Planned
Mr and Mrs Walter Rayner of Waltham plan to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their marriage on Christmas Eve. Mr Rayner is the son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Rayner and Mrs Rayner formerly Miss Margaret Miller sister of Mrs Isaac Binks and Mrs Harry Parmenter both of this town. Mr and Mrs Nathan Rayner plan to attend the celebration.
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Walter Rayner
Waltham
Rayner
Nathan Rayner
Margaret Miller
Isaac Binks
Harry Parmenter
Loyal Assabet lodge elects officers for year
Loyal Assabet lodge I C C F M AL held its annual election in the Masonic hall Wednesday evening. Officers elected include N G Lewis Cuttell V G Joseph Boothroyd P S Fred Hayward Kens E 8 John Marsden trustee Marsden Waterhouse auditor and Holt named delegate to the grand lodge meeting in May. Monument completion expected in Glenwood cemetery within three weeks. Next whist party set for Wednesday evening Jan 5.
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Assabet Lodge
M. ‘al
Masonic Hall
Lewis Cuttell
N. G
Joseph Boothroyd
V. G
William Holt
P. S
Fred Hayward
Joseph Marsden
John R. Marsden
Marsden Waterhouse
Grand Lodge
Glenwood Cemetery
Elected Officers Named for Year by Scandinavian Brotherhood
At a meeting in Odd Fellows hall the Scandinavian Brotherhood elected officers for the year. Charles Eckstadt presided. Oscar Johnson of Concord was vice president. Ellen Swanson lecturer. Esther Emanuelson guide. Eric Carlton secretary. Richard Johnson financial. Berndt Anderson treasurer. Claude Nilsson trustee for three years. Ernest Johnson assistant recorder. Annie Johnson assistant guide. Installation set for January 23 and one candidate was admitted to membership.
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Scandinavian Brotherhood
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles Eckstadt
Oscar Johnson
Concord
Ellen Swanson
Esther Emanuelson
Eric Carlton
Iet
Richard Johnson Inander
Berndt Anderson
Treas
Claude Nilson
Ernest Johnson
Annie Johnson
Middlesex Club Ball Promises Grand New Year Event
Tickets are selling fast for the Middlesex Club Ball and annual concert at Cooperative Hall on New Year’s Eve. Boston decorators will transform the hall into a bowery setting and Poole’s Orchestra is expected to draw many dancers.
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Middlesex Club
Cooperative Hall
Boston
Poole
Selectmen Buy Warning Signs For Crossings And Schools
The selectmen have purchased warning signs to be placed at railroad crossings dangerous street corners and near school houses. The signs warn the public of nearby crossings and schools and are expected to arrive later this week.
Local merchants report brisk Christmas trade
Local merchants say Christmas shopping has been excellent with brisk trade and strong out of town business. They note a trend toward more home shopping, a factor helping overall volume, and predict the season may set new records as two busy days remain.
Edited by Senior Class The Columbia High School Yearbook
The Columbia edited by the senior class of the high school has appeared with a blue sunburst cover. It includes editorials college English jingles athletics column and several essays. It carries many advertisements and is reported a success.
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The
Columbia
Sunlight Dance Planned by Cannon's Block Social Club
The newly formed social club in Cannon's block plans a Christmas afternoon sunlight dance at Cannon's. The event aims to bring residents together for a daytime social gathering during the holiday season.
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Cannon's Block
Cannon's
School Reopen Plans and Staffing Changes Noted
The local schools will close Thursday evening and reopen January 3. Miss Florence Belcher resigns from Main Street school and Miss Florence Carn ey will take her place. Miss Wilmot returns January 3 after illness. No other teaching changes reported.
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Florence Belcher
Florence Carney
Miss Wilmot
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge Names New Officers
At the Odd Fellows hall meeting two members were transferred in and two names added to the Mizpah Rebekah Lodge. The annual election produced officers: Mrs Blanch Reed N G Mrs Stella Cook V G Mrs Annie Morris R S Mrs Josie Eaton F S Mrs Lucy J Case treas Allan M Howard trustee for three years.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Blanch Reed
N. G
Stella Cook
V. G
Annie Morris
Josie Eaton
F. S
Lucy J. Case
Treas
Allan M. Howard
Engagement Announcement for Dorothy Ellen Persons and Raymond Hamlin
The engagement of Miss Dorothy Ellen Persons and Raymond Charmbury Hamlin is announced. The couple plans a future marriage, with families and friends awaiting further details.
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Dorothy Ellen Persons
Raymond Charmbury Hamlin
Foley Cathartic Tablets Endorsed by Arkansas Reader
W A Reese of De Queen Arkansas writes that Foley Cathartic tablets are superior to all others with perfect action and no after effects. The letter notes constipation as a modern curse and promotes the tablets to keep the stomach sweet and bowels regular, avoiding headaches and biliousness.
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W. A. Reese
de Queen, Ark
Moley
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