Framingham Daily Tribune to suspend publication
Notes that the Daily Tribune of South Framingham will shut down with only the weekly edition continuing. Mentions Par a works closure and broader business stagnation, plus a new head at the Peabody Reporter and drought of field officers in the militia inspection plan.
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The
Daily ‘Tribune
South Framingham
Para
South
Framingham
Daily Tribune
Tribune
James G Blaine Dies Revered By Allies And Foes
The article eulogizes James G Blaine noting his compelling personality and broad influence on both parties. It contrasts public sorrow with the journalist’s restrained role and criticizes the notion that newsworkers indulge in constant public pleasures.
Maynard News Notes and Local Trades
Snow falls counted this winter in Maynard while Middlesex county reports high dog tax receipts. Community events include temperance society activities, a Concord dance, a masquerade ball, and a planned temperance meeting with Rev. Hugh Montgomery. Local politics touch the selectmen and candidate chatter as David Henderson declines party endorsement while praising his years in town office. Retail and tradesmen advertise goods from Leighton's picture rooms to Russell’s shop offerings and the Star book holder agency.
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Citizens’ Temperance
Music Hall
Hugh Montgomery
Maynard
Board of Selectmen
David Henderson
Rum
Assabet Council Presents First Public Entertainment
Assabet council No. 740 Royal Arcanum held its inaugural public entertainment at Riverside hall last Thursday. Boston artists Julia Dorgan Herrick Nellie Moore James J. Herrick Thomas I. Clifford M. T. Callahan and Walter J. Kugler provided a high quality concert. The audience filled the hall and praised all performers especially Callahan and Clifford amid strong overall reception and artistic and financial success.
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Assabet Council No
Royal Arcanum
Riverside Hall
Boston
Julia Dorgan Herrick
Nellie Moore
James J. Herrick
Thomas I. Clifford
M. T. Callahan
Walter J. Kugler
Mr. Callahan
Mr. Clifford
Herrick
Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Moore
Mr. Kugler
Epworth League Merrill chapter marks third anniversary
The Merrill chapter of the Epworth League celebrated its third anniversary at Methodist hall on January 25. The program featured songs and readings by league members, readings by Miss Drew of Waltham, remarks by Chapter President Rev. Mr. Mears on the league's aim, and Rev. Mr. Hale on Christian work and mercy. A simple collation followed. many hoped to meet former president Rev. Mr. Merrill, but the evening remained pleasant. The Maynard Epworth League is urged to grow in numbers and zeal under the motto Look up Lift up.
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Mr. Merrill
Epworth Lesgue
Maynard
Christ
Spring Price Rise Sparks Broad Market Talk
Springtime optimism unlocks price increases across sectors as shoppers brace for higher costs. Analysts note steady demand despite inflation concerns while retailers monitor schedules and supply chains for ongoing adjustments.
Local notices from West Acton 1893 community page
Carl Clark moves to Boston for the season. Youths enjoy coasting on Stage Hill after 8 pm. Union services attended by many from Y. P. C. U. Deacon Enoch Hall remembered with memorials at Baptist church. Lectures and social events noted at Wesleyan Hall and Union Hall. Local merchants promote goods and services.
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Enoch Hall
Baptist Church
West Acton
Apsley Rubber Works Payroll Clerk Miss Grace Robertson
Light Sunday rain iced streets causing slips and low evening crowds. Town clerk received five thick annual committee reports for the legislature, totaling two and a half feet in thickness.
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Grace Robertson
Apsley Rubber Works
Calder Sister Visit Spurs Mortgage Inquiry
Mrs Thomas Calder visited her sister in Marlboro last week. A mortgage loan of 1800 dollars is wanted on a building. Enquire at the ENTERPRISE office Hudson.
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Thomas Calder
Marlboro
Enterprise Office
Hudson
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Howard
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Satelli
America
C. W. Currier
James G. Blaine
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Stuart
Mr. Morse
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Wm. Pantom
King’s Cove
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Reading Circle
Cambridge
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Jas. Higgins
Leighton’s
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Mags
Stuart’s Block
Russell’s
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F. F. Robertson
Star Bookholder
Christy Bread Knife
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South Village
Etta Cobleigh
Boxborough
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the Ladies of the Baptist Society
G. B. Parker
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Rev. G. Clark
Dr. Knowlton
N. A. Littlefield
W. L. Mead
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W. L Mead
H. A. Littlefield
Acton Centre
James Hilferty
Creighton’s Shoe Store
Nason St
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Roe ES & CO
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Riverside
Co-Operative
Association
Mayinard
Hapgood
Horace Tuttle
W.A. Cunningham
Messrs. S. Manson and
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Lon
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Johnson’s
Hace
Johnson
Maynard and Concord Junction
Burrell
Henry T. Burrell Extract Co
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W.B. Case
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