Marlboro Enterprise details and pricing notice
The Marlboro Enterprise announces its weekly publication from Marlboro Massachusetts with subscription rates and distribution notes. The notice lists Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford as service areas and cites postal matter class and filing dates.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Postoffice
Congress
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Strong Asset to Party Critiques on Lieutenant Governor renomination
The piece argues against renominating Lieutenant Governor S Youngman, praising his tireless work and voter contact across the state. It cites endorsements from figures like Charles Francis Adams and James J. Storrow, noting backers from Massachusetts political and civic circles while warning leaders to avoid scheming against the incumbent.
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M S. Youngman
Ernor Youngman
R Bost
Francis Adams
James J. Storrow
Scouts of America
Matthew P. Whittall
Worcester
Bruce Pirnie
Bringfield
Spencer Borden
Polit
Dia Alvan
Taxpayers reminded of 1099 filing deadline in Boston
Massachusetts taxpayers are reminded that 1099 forms must be filed with Collector Thomas W. White in Pearl Street Boston by February 15. The notice urges individuals and corporations to file early, stating returns should be sent separately from regular federal income tax returns filed by March or with payment. The instruction emphasizes timely filing of information returns on Form 1040 and related forms.
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Massachusetts
Thomas W. White
Pearl Street
Boston
Fedme
Taxpayers urged to use reduced 1929 rates before March 16
Taxpayers with earned income are advised to use the Collector of Internal Revenue facilities to prepare tax returns. The reduced rates apply for one calendar year 1929 and offer benefits to those with small taxable incomes. Remittances should be by check or money order to avoid currency issues and congestion near the March 16 filing deadline.
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Internal Revenue
Sudbury Boxer Debuts in Marlboro Night
Gorton Hartson a Sudbury automobile mechanic makes his amateur boxing debut next Monday evening in Marlboro. Mayor Frank Carpenter of Crow City promotes, trained at the Eagles gym, with Carpenter acting as second at ringside for the youthful pugilist. His friends plan a large turnout to support him in his first bout.
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Sudbury
Gorton Hartson
Marlboro
Hartson
Frank Carpenter
Crow City
Eagles
Pugilist
Carpenter
Fail to Stop Girl Sobbing in Feb 12 Attle Case
In Attle, a 64 hour period of sobbing and spasms troubled 18 year old Miss Michael. Her family physician Dr Earl R White and surgeon Harvey B San Durn held a consultation seeking relief. She recovered partial sleep after ether anesthesia was worn off but sobbing recurred.
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Attle More
Ius
Michael
Earl R. White
Catet
Lie
Harvey B. San Durn
Rene Fem
Clapnam
Micane
Acton Community Notes Preview Local Events
Fire Department No 1 plans a February dance with two other companies. Ladies Aid Society works on the Peabody Pew play for March 5 at Congregational church with a rehearsal held Saturday. Visits and relocations include George Braman in New York and Jank Parsons sailing Boston to Norfolk. Acton Grange dance on February 17 at the town hall features Harmon's Silvertone Orchestra from 8 to 12.
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Chemical No. 1
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Congregational Church
Peabody Pew
George Braman
New Yok
H.M Kemp
Brighton
Jank Parsons
Boston
Norfolk
Virginia
Acton Grange
Town Hall
Harmon’s Silvertone Orchestra
Marlboro letter from Ephreim Berthiaume about trip to San Diego
Ephreim Berthiaume of Marlboro writes home after two weeks visiting his brother in San Diego California. He describes the journey as pleasant and reports blossoms and the local scenery.
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Marlboro
Ephreim - Berthiaume Gibbon Street
San Diego
Cal
State Auditors Criticize Accounts Amid Town Scrutiny
Feb 12 audit of town finances by the Division of Accounts of the Department of Corporations Aid Vacation criticizes reliance on statutes over practicality. The report highlights a $808.11 tax collector deficit paid back by former official William J. Mann after a June robbery. It notes minor issues like town licenses fees, and a veteran treasurer’s makeshift loan to cover a sewer project. Overall, officials defend routine spending and emphasize strict statutory compliance.
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Maynard
Accourte
Department of Corporations Aid
Vaxation
William J. Mann
Frank & Sanderson
George H Gutteridge
Rait
Public Health Association
Decabia
Olson couple rent five room tenement on Massachusetts avenue
The Olson couple occupies the five room tenement on Massachusetts avenue formerly occupied by the Haynes family. Arthur Turner sustained painful shoulder injuries last week while fooling with other students at the school.
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Oscar Olson
Vivian Munroe
Massachusetts Avenue
Haynes
Arthur Turner
West Acton Baptist Church Fellowship Supper and Meetings
The West Acton Baptist Church reports a successful fellowship supper organized by a large committee. Church groups heard talks by A C Jones, Everett Montague, and Mrs. Jeffries, with Rev F A McDonald and Rev Isaac Higginbottom delivering stirring addresses. A Miss Elsie Jeffries birthday event followed, and plans for Sunday services and Sunday School attendance were noted.
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Arthur Jeffries
A. C. Jones
Minute Men
Bible School
Everett ‘Montague
Evangeline Hall
Worcester
Isaac Higginbottom
Boston
Elsie Jeffries
Jesse Potter
Lansing
Veterans Medal for 50 Years of Masonry Honor to Hosmer
Herbert W. Hosmer of Corinthian Lodge received a Veterans Medal from the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts for fifty years of Masonry service. District Deputy Alvah H. Weaver presented the award at the Corinthian Lodge meeting in the Masonic Temple, with Rt. Wor. Charles E. Brown and Master Alexander McLeod praising his dedication.
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Herbert W. Hosmer
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Massachusetts
Alvah H. Weaver
Lowell
Hosmers
Charles E. Brown
Hosmer
Alexander McLeod
Mortgagee's Sale of Maynard Property in 1930 Auction
Public sale of the parcel on Parmenter Street Maynard as described in mortgage deed dated January 3 1929 recorded Book 5314 Page 119. Lot 9 plan 1907 43.5 by 100 feet totaling 4350 square feet. Sale subject to Hudson Co-operative Bank mortgage tax liens balance due cash at sale plus seven days for balance. Maynard Trust Company Mortgagee Attorney Howard A. en Boston. Feb 12 19 26.
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Abraham S. Lahn
Maynard Trust Company
Middlesex South District
Parmenter Street
Maynard
W. A. Haynes Co
Horace F. Tutle
C. E
Albert W. Haynes
Hudson Co-operative Bank
Howard A. En Attorney
Sears
Boston
Massachusetts
Academy Opens Gymnasium Concord
Concord Academy formally opened its new gymnasium on Sunday with more than 400 guests. Boston pianists Hans Abel and Francis Schuman performed a musical. Tea was served by Mrs. Laughlin Mrs. Motley and Mrs. Eder, with Miss Elsie Holson and the Board of Trustees receiving guests. Architect was T Mott Shaw.
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Concord
Concord Academy
Hans Abel
Francis Schuman
Boston
Lea
Henry A. Laughlin
Edward Motley
Henry P. E:der
Elsie G. Holson
Academy
T. Mott Shaw
Sudbury Woman's Club Meeting Set for February 19
The Sunbury Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting at the Grange hall on Wednesday February 19 at 3 o'clock. The postponed February 5 program will be presented. Members are urged to attend due to important business on the agenda.
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Sunbury Woman's Club
Grange Hall
Meeting of Our Lady Help of Christians M D As at West Concord
A largely attended Tuesday meeting at Odd Fellows hall West Concord featured guests Miss Marianne Colline state regent Miss Lillian Clark state vice regent Mrs John P Hennessey district deputy and Rev Edward F Ryan pastor with Rev James M Momers curate. Mrs Vincent P Roberts of Chestnut Hill Boston College PhiloMathia Club gave an illustrated lecture on The Holy Land.
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Court
Our Lady Help of Christian
M. D
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Marianne Colline
Revere
Lillian Clark
Dorchester
John P.’ Hennessey
Belmont
Edward F. Ryan
Our Lady: Help of Christians’ .Church
Concord High Sophomores Win Interclass Basketball Game
The opening game of the Concord High interclass series saw the Sophomores defeat the Juniors by a lopsided 23 to 2 score in a dominant performance by the younger team.
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Concord High
Civil War Veteran Remains, Family Group Photo
A Tenn. veteran now in Ark. is pictured with five generation family members. In the photo are John A. S. Reddick, 61, Mrs. T. M. Wh. Lamkin, 18, and infant D. Mas Lamkin, eight months.
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McNair County
Tenn
Cam Ark
Johnaima A. S. Reddick
T. M
Se Lamkin
D. Mas Lamkin
W. R. Johnson
Cam- Ark
Conite
Hudson Residents Attend Boston Theatre Event
Mr and Mrs William Davitt of Manning Street attended a Boston theatre performance today. A prior play by Mrs Davitt staged by Hudson Council and K of C is recalled. Henry Valcour is out again after two weeks illness. Mrs William Coady remains home ill on Blossom Street.
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William Davitt
Manning Street
Boston
Henry Valcour
Loring Street
William Coady
Blossom Street
Tansy Family Moves From Seymour Tenement to Forest Avenue Apartment
Ralph Tansy plans to relocate his family from the Seymour street tenement on Spring Street to a new apartment on Forest Avenue, signaling a neighborhood shift for the household.
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Ralph Tansy
Seymour
Spring Street
Forest Avenue
School with no pupils keeps May district instructor
Edna Hunt, hired by May district director John Reeves, teaches the Mystic May rural school in Centerville Iowa though no pupils attend. With about 25 eligible children, parents refuse to send, while County Supt. Clarence McCracken delays action. Miss Hunt continues five days weekly at $65 a month until removal occurs.
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Centerville
Iowa
Edna Hunt
Mystic
May
Miss Hunt
John Reeves
Reeves
Clarence McCracken
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Cambridge
McKenzie
Walter N
Harold D. MacDonald
John G. Watson
Robert F. Charles
Sherman Blair
Elmer L. Joslin
Sudbury Club
Hudson
Glenwood Robertshaw
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Marlborough-Hudson Gas Co
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