Busy Back Log Club Plans 1908 09 Season
The Back Log Club of the First Unitarian parish in Littleton coordinates a busy slate for 1908 09 starting with Thanksgiving ball and a children's operetta. New pastor Rev C A Drummond influences parish activity with numerous events from January to June including drama mock trials and a Newtown night. The roster lists officers and committees to manage the year’s social calendar.
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First Unitarian Parish
C.A. Drummond
Edwin H. Priest
B. W.stone
B. F. Jacobs
Mrrs
Elizabeth H. Proctor
Inez Needham
Austin T. Kimball
Joseph A. Harwood
Chester A. Drummond
N. A. Taylor
F. B. Priest
George Cash
Helen Brown
Florence Wilcox
A. W. Sawyer
F. A. Patchy
T. Warren
E. A. Cox
Maynard Clubs Welcome New Checker and Card Group
The Maynard community starts a new checker and card club with 32 members joining. Locals are noted visiting friends in Clinton Lowell Boston and Woonsocket while various residents host guests and attend holidays. The Fitchburg Normal school students enjoy a week off and local sports bring news of plans for upcoming games.
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Checker and Card Club
Lce
Bedford Locals Describe Christmas Week Events and News
Bedford residents report Rev. D. C. Torrey’s calendar distribution and Christmas Eve church event. Abram English Brown lies ill at Spring Road home. Walter and Elsie Plastridge wed Christmas Eve at Sunnyside farm. Acton powder mill blast shook Bedford. Peterson home ceiling damaged. Bedford Civic Club races and holiday gatherings showcase community spirit.
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Abram English Brown
Spring Road
Walter, Temple
Iss Elsie Plastridge
D. ©. Torrey
Sunnyside Farm
Wilierica Road
School St
Mig
Wayland
Whittier
R. x Whittier
Bedford Civic Club
Subscriptions Due Notice From The Enterprise
The Enterprise urges subscribers to pay their local agents or mail payments to Marlboro office within three months. Expiration dates are printed on the paper margin each week to avoid arrears under new postal regulations.
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Marlboro
Astleporo Team to Clash with Gloversville Basketball Attraction
This week a notable basketball attraction comes to town as the fast Astleporo team visits Gloversville. Recognized as one of the quickest teams in New England, they have delivered fast games against Gloversville and other top local clubs in recent years. The Maynard squad faces strong competition this trip with plenty of action promised throughout.
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Astleporo
New England
Gloversville
Maynard
Fr Farrell to Leave Town for South Lawrence
The Rev. Fr. Farrell, assistant pastor to Rev. Fr. Cullen in Lexington and Bedford for four years, will move to South Lawrence at the start of the New Year. Friends in and out of the church regret his departure and commend his unostentatious kindness and charity.
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Farrell
Cullen
Lexington
Bedford
South Lawrence
Hare and Hounds Race Advised by Athletic Committee
The Hare and Hounds race was conducted under the direction of the athletic committee with oversight to ensure proper conduct and safety for participants.
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Hare and Hounds
Athletic
Fragmentary note on payments and subscriptions timing
A partial line discusses paying over the next three months and a larger percentage of subscriptions. It references relations to sending papers but lacks clear subjects or actions. The fragment provides no named individuals or organizations.
Seven Days Left for Maynard Poultry Show Entries
Only seven days remain to enter the Maynard Poultry Show. Send entries to Albert Whitney.
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Maynard Poultry Show
Albert Whitney
Albert. Whitney
Local Notes From New England Visiting and School News
Sudbury William F. Law of Brockton visited town. Bert Sheffield stayed with relatives in Peabody over the holiday. Charles Dean became a stenographer at the Chambers of Commerce. Miss Alice Hoemer, a Weston teacher, vacationed with her mother. Miss Alice Bent of New Bedford and Miss Bent of Lowell vacationed with F. & Bent. Marlboro high school’s illness caused no basketball game this Saturday. Frank and George Porter of Leominster and Fred Porter of Groton spent Christmas with Mrs. M. Porter. The Unitarian society will hold a chicken pie supper Friday evening January 1 from 6 to 8 with homemade candy for sale.
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Nellie Corcoran
East Boston
Kathryn Lawton
Fitchburg Normal School
Joseph Allen
Paul
Riends
West Acton
Charles Leporte
Northborn
Frank Sickle
William Hellowell
Lowell
Mark View
Iizzie Glover
Boston
George Murphy
Ralph Coleman
John Hanna
Maple St
Frank Miner
Minnie Young
Grace Green
Clinton
Harlow Green
Hudson
Millville
Rose Rubenstien
PT. F. Kuper
New York City
A. Lesnick
Miss Rubenstien
Bert Sheffield
Peabody
Charles Dean
Chambers of Commerce
Alice Hoemer
Weston
Alice E. Bent
New Bedford
Neces
F. &. Bent
Marlboro
Frank
George Porter
Leominster
Fred Porter
Groton
M. P. Porter
The
Unitarian Society
Ofegrs
Harmony Lodge
Geand
Wilson
Gladys
Sophia
Bostop
Alfred
Rutland
Richdyd L. Wilson
Hubbard, St
300th Sudbury windmill project noted at Concord Junction
Ira T. L. Moore plans a windmill with Concord Junction workers. Mrs. B. F. Howe returns from a town visit. George Smith hosts visits from son daughter and grandchild. The Grange fair fruit cake draws praise from The Enterprise. E. G. Bradshaw finally secures water and plans bathroom and hot water heating. Samuel Underwood falls from a ladder while working on I. T. Moore's water tank, injuring his wrist and bruising his body.
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Ira T. L. Moore
Concord Junction
B. F. Howe
Grange Faor
Bradshaw
Samuel Underwood
I. T. Moore's
Christmas Visitors and Local News in Concord Junction
Concord Junction residents share Christmas visits with family and friends in Fitchburg Lowell Peabody Acton and Holliston. Local events include church club whist party WCTU meeting and Turkey supper. A major Thursday morning explosion damaged windows at Snow Nolls Strathmore mills and nearby buildings.
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Libby’s
M. v A. Farren
Snow & Noll’s
Strathmore
L. ‘Cousin
Bartolomeo
Christmas Guests and Local Society Notes in Concord
Concord society lists Christmas visitors from Boston Lynn Newton and Cambridge towns. Guests include Roy Flewelling, Mr. and Mrs. Milbury, Warren Moses, Loren Towle and family, D B Hosmer, Cora and Gertrude Penniman, Grace Hunt Ruth Raymond, and others. Notices mention Harmony lodge installation, U K club masquerade organizers, and Concord High School association reunion and W C T U meeting.
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M. Walker
Chelmsford
D. Hartshorn
Milford
N.H
Earle Roberts
Amherst
N. H
J. W. Raymond
iConcord High School _association
Eaton Hall
Concord W. C. T. U
H. C. Rolfe
Middle St
Great Doings in American Athletics At Year’s End
The year closes with numerous records in amateur and professional athletics as America shines. For sport goods, the store boasts top quality, durability, and record breaking prices.
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America
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Littleton
Mary Marshall
Cora Warren
Alice Prouty
Town Hall
And
Mirs
N. H. Whitcomb
Karlton Priest
Edith Houghton
Malcolm Priest
Helen Prouty
Herbert Whitcomb
Lucy Houghton
Dorothy Priest
J. W. Ireland
J. H. D. Whitcomb
Wilcox
E. B. Bigelow
F. C. Hartwell
C. A. Drummond
A T. Kimball
D. G. Houghton
J. M. Hartwell
Ey. F. Proctor
Mr. Needham
E. H. Priest
N. H. Whit
Cora Davis
EB. W. Stone
George Priest
Marion Brown
Clifford Smith
Raymond Smith
Hopkins
Anna Brown
Chandler
Abbie Billings
Mattie Priest
Jennie Nixon
Palma Grimes
Hannah Willis
Lillian M. Priesty
Daisy Robbins
Matric K. Priest
M.hartwell
Washington
John Early
North Carolina
Tepiosy
Uherty
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Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
W. F. Litchfield
Main ST
Mili
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Summer St
Elizabeth Kane
George Jordan
Bangor, Me
Town
John Leyden and Son
Ambrose O'Neil
South Boston
John Brouthers
Park St
George
Ead
Charles
Woonsocket, R. 1
Michael Kennedy
Uxbridge
Thomas ‘Cuddy
John Hickey
Brockton
John W. Flood
Long Pond
Ralph Shattuck
New York Central Railroad
Parker St
James Lingley
Raymond
Holyoke
George Lingley
Rev
D. C. Torrey
F. W. Ferris
South St
Ferris
Jordan Mfg.Co
Wakefield
Lyman. J. Cole
New York
Philadelphia
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Congregational Church
American Express
C. W. Blake
Woburn
Somerville
American Powder Co
Acton
Petersen
Concord Road
L. J. Halliday
Hollis
Mr. Halladay
C. W. Blake Co
Clifford Charlies
Frank McDonald
Frank Goodwin
Joseph Hodgdon
Charles Williams
R.R. Whittier
F. F. Cook
John C. P.riege
Louis Pfeiffer
S. W. Young
FR. Farrell
Sudbury
William F. Law of
George Smith
Frank Rideout
Fitchburg
George Keith
Celia MacDonald
A. B. Palmer
Joseph Brown
Earle Prescott
Kenneth Blood
John Derow
Robert Bryden
Agnes Redding
Rose Keefe
Bess Robbins
East Acton
Charles Park
Harvard
Charles McGowan
Holl ‘Ston
Edward Sheehan
Jeremiah * Sheehan
Hell of Christians Church
Warner's Pond
Charles ‘Davis
North Acton
Hap
Fred. Hewitt
Commonwealth Ave
Peter A. Jensen
Strawberry Hill Road
Concord Hospital
Titcomb
Hamlin
Concord
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Fin Hudson
Roy A. Flewelling
Cambridge
Warren
Moses
A. B. Wilson
Brook, St
Loren Towle
Newton
Towle
Hubbard St
Hosmer
Newmarket
Bedford St
Cora
Gertrude Penniman
Lynn
Ira F. Penniman
Willow Sr
Margaret
Gertrude
South Framingham
S. A. Loomis
Centreville
Cape: Cod
Grace
Hunt
Thoreau St
Ruth Raymond
Hopkinton
Keyes
Walden Street
Walden Hall
Main Street
Concord, Mass
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