Marlboro Weekly Enterprise mailing details and pricing
The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly Enterprise announces office at 1 Liberty Street and mail distribution daily. It is incorporated as a second class matter since March 25 1903 under congressional act. Subscriptions are $1.60 per year, advance $2.00, single copies four cents, with distribution to Waynard Concord Sudbury Acton Gedtora.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
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Postoffice
Congress
Waynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Gedtora
Fire Safety Editorial Calls for Better Prevention
An editorial argues fire kills many daily and cites historical fires to stress the need for improved prevention. It urges households to be safer, cuts in government waste, and suggests state and local bodies form bodies to scientifically review governmental operations for taxpayer benefit.
Personal Responsibility Key to Auto Accident Prevention
The article argues that accident prevention starts with individual citizens and urges education and careful driving. It cites 21,000 annual deaths from automobile crashes and links lower accident rates to competence and lawfulness among drivers.
Concord remembers Dr. Edward Emerson with funeral rites
Funeral services for Dr. Edward Waldo Emerson were held at First Parish Meeting House in Concord. The town observed honors with the library closed, flag at half mast, and numerous relatives and friends in attendance from Concord Cambridge Milton and beyond. Rev Dr Faginger and Prof Bliss Perry spoke of his courtesy and scholarly life while pallbearers included Emerson relatives and Cambridge Milton residents.
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Concord
Feo
Edward Waldo Emecon
Ralph Tenecai
Phi Er
Kindlin
Concord Public Library
Emerson
Cambridge
Milton
Harvard College
Medical School
Old Concord Club
Dr. Emerson
Johannes A. C. Fagginger Auer
Auer
Bliss Perry
Harvard
Perry
Thomas Whitney “Surette
Avert
Ralph Waldo Hmerson
Alexander Forbes
Edward W
Forbes
Henry S. Forbes
Ralph E. Forbes
Kenneth G. T. ‘Webster
Ushers
William 3
B. Bartlett
Theodore Chamberlin
Philip A. Davis
Allen St Robert
B. Goodwin
Ser
George S.D. Murray
Concor
R. Ford
New the Mae
Jamaica
Theodore T . Whitney
Mil
Acton Fire Dept Members Attend Foresters Meeting
West Acton residents report that Acton Fire Department members attended the regular monthly meeting of the Minute Man Forester's Protective Association held at Littleton Town Hall last Tuesday evening.
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Acton Fire Department
Minute Man Forester's Protective Association
Littleton Town Hall
Firemen's Whist Draws Large Attendance and Proceeds
Last Friday evening the whist event by the firemen was well attended and raised over 15 dollars. Fourteen tables competed as new favors aided the fundraiser. Timothy Costeo and Frances Hurley won first prizes while J Hurley and Mrs. Kenneth Need of South Acton took consolation honors.
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Timothy ‘Costeo
Frances Hurley
J. Hurley
Kenneth Need
South Acton
Typing contest results and certifications noted
The report lists typing speeds for participants over 15 minutes with errors. Gertrude Cossor achieved 34 WPM with 4 errors, Marion A. and Kunckey received Underwood certificates, Angelind Mercury reached 31 WPM, and there was a 34 WPM for 15 minutes entry.
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Gertrude Cossor
Underwood
Marion A
Kunckey
Angelind Mercury
Miss Sawyer to Call for High School Debate Tryouts
Miss Sawyer of the high school plans to announce debate tryouts to be held soon under the Sudbury Grange auspices. She aims to select a subject of broad interest. The senior play is moved to the last week of April with Miss Katherine Savage coaching.
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Sawyer
Sudbury Grange
Katherine Savage
Department of English
Neighborhood Club Whist Draws Big Crowd at Acton Event
A Woman's club gathering in Acton last Tuesday evening filled thirty tables of progressive whist and fifteen of bridge. Prizes went largely to non residents, with Samuel Ineson of Maynard posting the top score and winning a bridge lamp. Fred Davis drew the chicken dinner prize as the lucky number holder. proceeds reached about 85 dollars.
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Woman's Club
Acton
Samuel Ineson
Maynard
Fred Davis
Sudbury notices and events mix church aid and obituaries
Sudbury items note a Friday chicken pie supper at Memorial church parlors run by the Christian Endeavor society. H A Richie of Bonnie Brook Farm was summoned to Rutland VI after the death of his father Ellsworth J Richie 58. Ritchie leaves a wife and daughter. Ice house work by H P Hood & Sons and R W Stone reports good ice 14 or 15 inches thick. Boy Scout Sunday Feb 9 includes a service in commemoration. Rev Albert Reynolds will preach on Why We Should Remember Lincoln. Clifton Giles had a telephone installed this week.
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Memorial Church
Christian Endeavor Society
H. A. Richie
Bonnie Brook Farm
Rutland VI
Ellsworth J. Ritchie
Mr. Ritchie
South Sudbury
H. P. Hood & Sons
R. W. Stone
Albert, Reynolds
Clifton Giles
W Acton Baptist Church Plans Lincoln Birthday Theme
Rev Arthur Jeffries leads a Sunday program at W Acton Baptist Church with morning services centered on Hearts and the Ultimate Good and an evening session by the Minute Men's Class. Rev Andrew J Torsleff speaks on Heroes and Heroism with a men's choir and orchestra providing music.
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W. Acton Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Andrew J Torsleff
Lincoln
Sudbury High School Basketball Schedule February
Sudbury High School posts February basketball slate with games at Upton Southboro Ashland and Succaly plus a February 1 alumni game at Town Hall where Miss Sigrid Manty starred for the alumni. Commercial Certificates awarded for proficiency in typing to several girls.
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Sudbury High School
Upton
Southboro
Ashland
Sigrid Manty
B. Johnson
Cobbot Oo
L. Davison
Fts
W. Blackmer
Howes
I Adee
Fire Wardens Meet at Worcester Conference
Fire Chief Samuel Daoust will attend a state fire wardens conference at the Bancroft Hotel in Worcester. Discussions focus on added precautions and new forest fire fighting equipment amid large auto party crowds for the tercentenary observance and the American Legion national convention.
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Marlboro
Samuel Daoust
Bancroft
Worcester
The
American Legion
Rotary Club Plans Athletic Night at Bruins Game
Hudson Rotary Club will attend the Bruins versus Penguins hockey game at the Boston Garden for Athletic Night. Members expect a 5 pm departure and will travel to the event on Tuesday February 25.
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Hudson— Hudson Rotary Club
Bruins
Pittsburg
Boston Garden
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