Marlboro Enterprise public notice listing offices and rates
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company with officers Walter B Morse president Walter P Frye treasurer John H Lawton manager. Rates show Px 1 per year three months 25c advance. locations Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
The
Enterprise Company
Walter P. Frye
John H. Lawton
H. L. Whitcomb
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Publicity Push Fails to Deliver Cash Says The Enterprise
A curious op ed argues Concord merchants chase ad revenue via publicity drives but gains from Greenville and other cities never materialize. It asserts only The Enterprise reliably brings business and invites advertisers to test the medium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Helen Ware
United States
Mets
Greenville
N. H
Winooski
Houston
Montreal
Portland
Carlisle
Died in Brattleboro Funeral for Silas A. Hosmer held at his brother's home
Silas A. Hosmer 64 died in Brattleboro Vermont and funeral took place at Densmore B Aspener's home in Concord. He served as a nurse in the Spanish American War and worked at Brattleboro Hospital. He is survived by two brothers and two sisters. The report also notes a runaway horse on Lexington Road near Concord. Public notices follow with classified ads for rentals and services in Concord and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas A. Hosmer
Brattleboro
Densmore B. Aspener
Jane
Hosmer
Bunday
Concord
Silas Hosmer
Minstrel Show Riot in Carlisle Ends Quietly
The Concord based minstrel troupe faced a Carlisle audience ambivalent over a joke that sparked a fight. A local man Erred by arrest threats then apologized and paid for broken glasses. The incident was blown out in reports, militia were briefly mentioned, and the troupe plans a Concord show on the 15th and 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Concord
Lawrence
Colonial Inn Interiors Shaped By Painters And Decorators
Landlord Sutter is renovating the Colonial Inn interior ahead of spring and summer trade. The ladies room dining rooms and kitchen have fresh paint and colonial style lighting. A removed battle scene tile over the fireplace reveals the old 1770 stone beneath. Sutter aims for first class order and top cuisine for guests.
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Colonial Inn
Sutter
Missionary Ordinations Mark Salem Anniversary Events
Rev George A Tewksbury a corporate member of the American Board for Foreign Missions attended the Salem Tabernacle church council for the ordination of five Board missionaries in a ceremony echoing the 1812 first cohort. The local Christian Endeavor branch marked its 31st anniversary with a 7:30 pm meeting led by Miss Dorothy Tewkesbury with Rev Charles M South ap of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Tewksbury
American Board For Foreign Missions
Tabernacle Church
Salem
Christian Endeavor Movement
Society
Dorothy Tewkesbury
Charles M. Southpl
Boston
Mass
Garou Oo
Seniors Dance at Town Hall Highlights Class of 1912
The annual high school dance for the class of 1912 filled the town hall with 75 couples enjoying First Corps Cadet orchestra music. Decorated with pine trees purple and gold, the event featured Leap Year ladies choice and an extensive committee led by Charles B. Johnson A Hardy Payson Everett N Montague Charles C Rocks and several students. Intermission at 10 30 hosted ices and dancing continued to midnight reflecting a successful party.
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C. H
Town Hall
Lloyd
First Corps
A. B. C. Fisher
Minnie Coolidge
Mra. C. Berkley Johnson
Dorothy Dodge
Florence Henry
Florence Hubbard
Dorothy Davis
Fifth Anniversary at Con cord Postoffice Celebrated
Postoffice clerks and carriers marked five years of city delivery in Concord with a Colonial Inn supper. Percy's life size portrait from the Checker club was presented, now hung in the post office. Attendees included Wm H Dee, Percy R Foss, George B Shepard, Daniel B Cullinance, Henry Murray, and Henry Helsher.
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City Delivery
Concord
Colonial Inn
Sutter
Percy Reuben Foss
Checker Club
Percy
P. O
Wm. H. Dee
Percy R. Foss
George B. Shepard
Daniel B. Cullinance
Henry Murray
Henry Helsher
Place and Power of Goo Sermon at Sunday Service
The pastor will preach next Sunday morning on the Place and Power of Goo in the Gospel and will present certificates to Boys and Girls Church Attendance Bards. In the 7.30 p m service there is recognition for Concord Deaconess hospital with Miss Lucy C Robinson R N explaining local work and Miss Sara Hagan sharing on the Deaconess service. Miss Margaret Robertson will sing. Friday evening will discuss Visible Hindrances of the Church.
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Concord Deaconess Hospital
Lucy C. Robinson
R. N
Boston
Margaret Robertson
St Andrew's Concordians Face Defeat On Hutchins Pond
The Concordians, a town youth hockey squad, lost 3 to 1 to St. Andrew's on Hutchins' pond Saturday. Arnold starred for the Concordians, while Ellis Richardson led St. Andrew's with strong play. Eckefelder and E Richardson noted in summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordians
St. Andrew's
Hutchins’ Pond
Arnold
Ellis Richardson
Eckefelder
E. Richardson
St Marks Defeats St Andrews 2–0 In Local Hockey Clash
St Mark's school defeats St Andrews of Concord 2 to 0 on St Mark's rink in a hard fought game. Captain Ervin sustains a minor facial cut but continues playing as Landon scores the second period goal that seals the win.
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St. Andrewa
St. Mark's School of
Southboro
St. Mark's
St. Andrews School of Concord
Ervin
St. Mark’s
St. Andrew's
Eckfeldt
Landon
ST. Marks
ST. Andrews
Whitelock F
Bekfeldt
Arnold Mimo
Neill Philips
Brown Landon
Directors Elect Officers of Concord Female Charitable Society
The 98th annual meeting elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs William Wheeler and Vice President Mrs Thomas Todd. Other officers include Treasurer Mrs Herbert Osmer Assistant Treasurer Miss Lucy Fosdick Secretary Mrs Walter S Blanchard Assistant Secretary Mrs Charles E Brown.
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The
Concord Female Charitable Society
Walter Blanchard
William Wheeler
Thomas Todd
Treas
Herbert Osmer
Lucy Fosdick
Walter S. Blanchard
Charles E. Brown
Westvale and Reformatory
Studley
Hubbardville
Nine Acre Corner
Anson Wheeler
North Quarter
Alice Jacobs
Hubbard, Walden and Thoreau Sts
Geo. Tewksbury
Main
Sudbury
Julius M. Smith
Bedford St
Centre of Town
James B. Wood
East Quarter
Adams Tolman
Barrett Mills
Phillip Davis
Richard F. Wood
George Warren
Philip Davis
Mary Brooks
Farlen Keyes
Dodge
Julia Wheeler
Emmett
Milo Stearns
Raphael J. Hoyle
George E. Titcomb
George Vialle
Checks Sent Out Readjust Oil Tax Pending
Taxpayers received checks for oil tax payments with notices of invalid street sprinkling assessments. A reduced new assessment will be added to 1912 tax bills unless already paid, per Concord selectmen dated January 31 1912. In sports, Skip Braley defeated Skip Robb 15 to 9 in the January Trophy semi finals. The teams included Percy Brown Sewell Newman Hosmer.
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Skip Braley
Skip Robb
Percy Brown
Sewell Newman Hosmer
Teachers and Officers Supper in Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Sunday school officers teachers and spouses met in the church vestry with about 40 attendees. A supper guided by Mrs Winchester Mrs Towle Miss Tewksbury and Mrs Clark preceded speeches by newly elected superintendent C H Blatchford. Towle elected assistant superintendent and a treasurer and librarian were chosen. The group adjourned to meet the first Thursday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Trinitarian Sunday School
B. 8. Winchester
Chas. H. Towle
Mary W. Tewksbury
Edgar Clark
C. H. Blatchford
Charles H. Towle
Benjamin Moody
C. R. Borland
Thomas Todd
Bessie Towle
Efe Lowden
Boston Curling Club Defeats Concord in Lopsided Win
The Curling club of Boston defeated Concord Curling club with scores 23 to 7 and 21 to 6 under Skip Murphy and Skip Bradford. Concord’s lineup included Ht. B. Hosmer, BE. L. Parker, J. L. Parker, Jewell, Hutchins and Eveleth. The Boston team featured top curlers Skips McGaw, Russell, Daniels and Litchfield. Concord earned 12 ends and the match drew praise for spirited play. A re-match is set for Wednesday February 7.
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The
Curling Club of
Boston
Concord Curling Club
Skip Murphy
Bradford
Concord
Messrs. Ht. B .Hosmer
BE. L. Parker
J. L. Parker
Jewell
Hutchins
Eveleth
McGaw
Russell
Daniels
Litchfield
Choir Entertained at Brantford Hostess Home
The Trinitarian church choir was entertained Monday evening at the Brantford Ontario home of Mrs. George H. Muirhead by the former choir director Miss Gertrude Todd. Edith Freeman Marian Barker and Mrs. Muirhead performed pieces including Elgi by Massenet Prosecutions and My Love is Like a Fairy Dream. Refreshments followed served by the hostess and her sister-in-law Mrs. Thomas Todd Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Thomas Todd
George H. Muirhead
Brantford
Advertised Letters and Valentines Display at Buck’s Store
An item lists names of advertised letters including Ira N Bartlett Israel King and others. A feature mentions Miss Buck’s store window with a magnificent asparagus fern forming an appealing backdrop for a display of dainty valentines and other goods inside the shop.
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Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Walter B. Morse
Lage
Maynard, Concord, Sudbury, Acton Bedford
Wm. C. Bass
John Moore
Lexington Rd
Walden St
Armory
Wm. Higgins
Belknap St
Wood Wharf Lane
Middle St
McManus Bros
Hubbard St
Old Bridge Road
Jeremiah Sheehan
Concord Junction
Lilla M. Phelps
Con
Deaconess Hospital
E. Flachshart
Lowell Rd
Thoreau Cor
Main St
Congregational @hure
First Missionaries of American Board
Trinitarian Church Notes
Murray Ballou
Elmer EB
George W. Hunt
Massachusetts
Ira N. Bartlett
Israel King
F. London
Geo. H. Perkins
G. O’brien
Henry Parker
Walter L. Shorey
Lydia O. Appleton
Anna Beckwell
Stella Burnell
Myra EE. Brown
S. Carey
May L. Douglass
Alice H. Hollister
Sarah L. Mitchell
Miss Buck
Concord, Mass
Frederick Sutter
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
H. S. Richards
Pharmacis
Havana
Finn
W. Herbert Way
Tel
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Prati
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Cora R. Knicht
Water &T
Concord Junit
Chas. S. Hunt
Sudbury, Mass
P. McColigan & Co
Chelsea, Mass
the Park & Pollard CO
Park & Pollard
B. W. Brown
Sconcord, Mass
Concord Hospital
Karl G. Johanson
Commonwealth Ave
Ruth Abbott
McAuley Academy
Inquire
Atj
Prairie St. Concord Jct
Anita Vivanti
Chambres
Herald
Carlyle Publishing Co., Inc
Third Avenue
New York City
Howard C. Burr
Joseph Kulcsar
New York
Summer Street
James William Byron
Wabbard Street
T. A. Wiswall
Beacon St
Philip T. Flavin
Congord, Mass
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