Six Months and More in Advance Advertising Rates
The notice lists subscription prices and regions in Middlesex and Worcester counties. It states five terms including six months and three months options with specific cents per year and per issue. Regions named include Marlboro Maynard Concord Acton Sudbury Stow Northboro Southboro Berlin and princpal offices. It specifies advancement payment and postage inclusion.
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Middlesex County
Northboro
Southboro
Berlin
Worcester County
Princi Pal
Classifieds Advertisements Describe Rates for Notices
An OCR fragment shows ad copy with rates for notices and job printing. Mentions cents per line, local column notices, short advertisements, and “one inch one week” pricing context. Appears from a historic newspaper classifieds section with multiple rate references.
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Odly
Co - Oaoe Ch
Ratiabineel
Enterprise Office Adopts Prompt Service Policy
The Enterprise announces its Maynard’s block office at 43 will open every afternoon for job printing advertising and other business. News items will be gratefully received and promptly attended to.
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Maynard
Maynard Social Notes and Local Updates
Maynard society reports a series of small-town events. Mrs Maynard recovers from a runaway incident while Mrs J E Margh welcomes a new scion. Marlborough sleighing party postponed due to weather. Georgie Elvina Smith baptized at M E church. Fire apparatus moved. new building set for public inspection. Lyman Gapfield visits M H Garfield. Polo revival slated for Feb 6 between Maynards and Walthams. Farrells orchestra lauded in Globe. W C T U holds annual meeting. chair presented to Mrs L D Wilson. Henry A Walker opens Maynard office to resume legal practice. John Larson found dead at Harriman Court after heavy drinking. Loyal Legion of Temperance Workers host reception for former leader Emma Livingstone at M E church. D Y W O K Club masquerade a success. over 70 couples in grand march. Edward Crowley floor manager. Notable costumes include P J Sullivan and Hu.
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Marlboro
Georgie Elvina
John Smith
M. E
Lyman Gapfield
Xenia
Ohio
M. H. Garfield
Maynards
Walthams
Farrell
Globe
Henry A. Walker
Suffolk County Court
Maynard Block
Mr. Walker
John Larson
Assabet Mills
Harriman Court
Loyal Legion of Temperance Workers
Emma Livingstone
Waltham
Maynard
Local notices and town society events in Massachusetts
Mrs. William Maynard visits Worcester relatives while John Brown visits Brattleboro friends. Mrs D A Brewer visits Philadelphia. Mrs John Kenney dies on Nason street. I. S. M. Club meets at P. J. Sullivan’s. Rev D H Brewer lectures on London. Maynard polo debut 6-2 loss at Clinton. club to host Walthams. Riverside Co operative directors named. Fire dept to dedicate new building on 18th. Club members from Lynn and Marlboro entertained Iolitebe Peteynan. South Acton updates include street moves, masquerades, wedding of Varoum Tuttle’s daughter Albertie Watson, and local social notices. West Acton promotions tease local sales at Littlefield’s.
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William Maynard
Worcester
John Brown
Brattleboro
D. A. Brewer
Philadelphia
John Kenney
Nason Street
I. S. M. Club
P. J. Sullivan
J. E. Anderson
All Star Specialty Co
Farrell
Riverside Co-operative Association
Chas
Drew
John McCleary
Joseph Butterfield
John Marra
Fire Department
Iola Tebe Peteynan
Lynn
Marlboro
Cooperative Hall
Maynard Polo
Clinton
Clintons
Maynard
Varoum Tuttle
Franklin O. Watson
Minneapolis, Minn
Smail
New York
Northwest
Maynard Stores Launch Wide Great Mark Down Sale
Maynard locals flock to A H Haynes and the Cooperative Store for bargains on flour brands Whitney Wilson American Milling Galaxy Washburn Crosbys Pillsbury evaporated peaches pears apricots 25c per lb roasted peanuts 50c quart Royal Baking Powder 40c lb children caps 30c hose 12 1 2 to 12 1 2 cents pair ribbons 5c yard blankets marked down sales lists and other offers. C D Holmes photograph rooms announce open days and Haynes Bros advertise Columbia Floor.
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A. H. Haynes
Co-operative
Maynard
Whitney & ,Wilson Special
American Milling Co
Best
Galaxy Mills
Washburn
Crosby’s
Pillsbury’s Best
Royal
Co-operative Dry Goods
Haynes Bros
Columbia
C. D. Holmes
St. Andrew Turnipe
D Y W Y K Club Thanks Attendees For Bar Masque
Members of the D Y W Y K Club express thanks to all who attended the bar masque on January 30 and others who contributed to the event. They note public support will continue in the future as in the past. Maynard notes February 1, 1801.
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Snd
Pps
Card of Thanks for Comfort in Bereavement
Dear friends and neighbors we thank you for loving kindness and sympathy in our bereavement Your comforting words and support mean much to us during this difficult time.
Obituary Snippet for Acton Residents February 5 1891
A brief notice from Acton lists ALTara L Houston Francis A Hovaton and Arthur H Hoveton as surviving or connected figures and notes a publication date of February 5 1891 in South Acton.
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Altara L. Houston
Francis A. Hovaton
Arthur H. Hoveton
South Acton
Enterprise Subscriptions At Whitcomb Book Store
Notices state the Enterprise will be delivered at the Whitcomb bookstore and subscriptions will be received there and at the Post Office, indicating distribution points and collection locations.
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H. L. Whitcomb
Will
Concord Notes and Local News Roundup
The Concord column summarizes social visits and events involving Gov. Russell and Congressman-elect Hoar in Waltham, Mrs. Campbell in Concord, and numerous readings, lectures, and club meetings. It notes library registrations, weather contrasts, a funeral in Milford, repairs at a reform school, and various local happenings including lectures, excursions, and a missing man found after a snowstorm.
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Concord
Musical Club
H. D. Coolidge
Wm. E. Russell
Waltham
Hoar
Helen Campbell
Isaiah Brooks
Free Public Library
Geo. E. Titcomb
Local notes from South Sudbury and area
Rev L E Perry exchanged with Rev Mr Colburn of the Methodist church last Sabbath. The Board of Trade meeting Friday evening was well attended with several small items of business. Franklin Wrench Co machinery arriving this week and placed. Boston and Maine Railroad erecting a new hand car house for Sectionmaster Fairbrother. old engine house removed altering the site’s appearance and possible future use.
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L. E. Perry
Mr. Colburn
The
Methodist Church
Board of Trade
Franklin Wrench Co
Boston & Maine R. R
Fairbrother
Acton Centre Social Roundup and Local Notices
A. J. Russell and son Charlie of Worcester visited this week. S F Atwood and wife were in town. Francis Hosmer and wife plan a trip to Washington DC. Many attended the bar masque at South Acton Tuesday evening. Deacon Samuel Hosmer and Mrs. Al Robbins, both ill, are improving.
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A. J. Russell
Charlie
Worcester
Francis Hosmer
Washington, D. C
South Acton
Samuel Hosmer
al Robbins
Hudson Log of Visitors and Events Around Town
Webster resident Colin Campbell visits Hudson while Rev. N. B. Fisk aids revival in Lowell. Boston and Maine agent Joel Fletcher stays in town with local merchants visit. Alcotts Vermont merchant F. P. Marston calls on friends. Woodward foundry foreman C. E. Getchell works in Barre awaiting reopening. Morrill family moves into old M E parsonage. Clinton sleighing party expected at Hudson House Friday night. Rev J. C. Hall preaches for Rev A. F. Newton in Marlboro Friday evening. Tower Bros piping Joseph Reed's new Maynard residence. Rev D. H. Brewer to speak in Everett hall Thursday on Og gland and France.
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N. B. Fisk
Lowell
Mr. Perrin
Joel Fletcher
Boston & Maine R. A
F. P. Marston
Alcotts
C. E. Getchell
Woodward Foundry
Barre
David Morrill
North Chelmsford
M E
Clinton
Hudson House
J. C. Hall
A. F. Newton
Marlboro
Tower Bros
Joseph Reed
Maynard
F. H. Sawyer
D. H. Brewer
Everett ‘Hall
Oggland
France
Lasts Twice as Long as Cheap Soap for Laundry Use
Brussels reports a new soap marketed for laundry that lasts twice as long as the standard cheap brand. The product emphasizes value and extended use for households seeking economical cleaning options.
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Brussels
Fraternal Lodge Updates and New Members Declared
At meetings in early February four new members joined the Mystic Orders Golden Temple Walden Lodge No 18 and four renewals were marked. A. O. U. W Harmony Lodge No 14 initiated one candidate and received one membership application. Concord Lodge No 80 plans to initiate one candidate next Tuesday after reporting 69 members. One $60 claim was paid this past week, the fourth paid by the Lodge.
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Walden Lodge
Golden Temple
Concord Lodge
Order of Unity
Mammoth mine horror reports yield little progress
Two faction reports from Pennsylvania committee on the Mammoth mine horror clash, but neither likely to result in definite action. The divergence between sides suggests slow progress and unresolved questions remain on safety and responsibility.
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Pennsylvania
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Acton
Sudbury
Stow
Chase's
Wood Square
Hudson No. 129
Main At
Main St
Cain
Wan
J. E. Margh
C. A. Merrill
L. D. Wilson
Riverside Hall
London
Minnie McMillan
Haynes & Tourtellotte
Coughlan
Clinton S. Sawyer
Dennison
Mortier
H. Sawyer Lawton
Cummings Latham
McGeachey
Sawyer
Lawton
Maynard’s
BE. M. Deeth
Roy
Houston
W. R. Burr
Frank’ Conant
L. A. Jones
Lachin Pratt
J. A. Houston
Royal Arcanum
Mr. Deeth
George C. Conant
Nova Scotia
E. F. Conant
Chavel
X Change Hall
Papas
Cpa An Ar Brigham
Albert Brooks
Clough
Harry Austin
R. G. Brooks
Austin
Keyes
Massachusetts Reformatory
Farmers’ Institute
Town Hall
Horace F. Tuttle
E A. Phalen
Ida Hale
L. C. Taylor
Moses Reed
Jas. B. Tuttle
T. F. Noyes
J. E. Cutter
Geo. R. Keyes
Elisha Cutter
J. W. Flagg
W. C. Robbins
Viola
Tuttle
Sophia Fletcher
Selectmen’s
Baldwin
Wood
West Acton
Julia Rhodes
Somerville
Katie Parker
Frank Hayward
Abington
Mr. Haywood
A. F. Blanchard
Bridget Cutley
C. B. Stone's
John Aldrich
Boston
Pen. Brown
Washington, N. H
J. B. Wood
Campbell
Littlefield
Jet
Geo. A. Conant
H. A. Littlefield
Fitchburg Road
Francis Casey
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Mexico
California
Tufts
Reformatory
J. F. Lovering
Lovering
Old South Church
G. A. R. Department of
Massachusetts
Bainbridge Wadleigh
Congregational Church
Milford
N. H
J.G. Davis
Amherst
F. D. Ayer
New Hampshire
Nashua
Manuel
L. Flint
Dr. Seaver
Trinitarian Congregational Church
F. E. Cutter
A. P. How
Co. D
Liberal Club
Fred May Holland
E. D. Mead
Colbeare
Tufts College
Hingham Journal
West Concord
Junction Depot
Second Congregational Church
Gertrude Todt
Concord Post Office
Geo. W. Abbott
Walter Baker
M.cohel
L. K. Ed. Daley
C. W. Holden
B. P. Keith
Thos. McCarthy
Fred L. Prouty
M. Sullivan
S. D. Stephens
Thos. Sheehan
A. G. Stevens
Miss Barron
Inan R. Bond
Mary Connors
Mids J. Aldridge
Mary Malurney
Adelle Hapgood
Mary Nevill
Jane W. Patterson
Bridget Sexton
Ellen Sheehan
Lizzie Smith
Kate Hennessy
Jennie Shattuck
N. R. Taylor
Philip Carson
Thoreau Street
South Sudbury
Acton Centre
F. Atwood and
Hudson
Colin Campbell of
Webster
Mystic
A. O. U. Workmen
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