Marlboro Enterprise boilerplate and subscription rates
Publication notice from Marlboro Massachusetts lists weekly publishing by the Enterprise Company at 151 Main Street. It notes second class matter registration on August 25 1903 and gives subscription prices six months fifty cents and three months twenty five cents with advance payment and mentions nearby towns Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
H. L. Whitcomb
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Editorial snippets reflect 1912 Fitchburg and Concord notes
A compilation of local commentary and notices from The Fitchburg News and related columns. Items touch on politics Taft Roosevelt Hearst and Wilson viewpoints, a push for religious campaigns, banking and postal themes, and minor local ads and lost items. Entries mention public figures like Mayor Fitzgerald and ex Senator Linnehan, plus notices from Concord and surrounding towns.
Concord News Highlights Odd Jobs And Civic Events
Local items report a new Concord club forming at the high school and a busy calendar of civic events. Activities include Armory gatherings, Boy Scout drills, a leap year party hosted by local women, and a police or military presence noted at Lincoln's anniversary events.
Recognition Service Highlights Deaconess Work at Trinitarian Church
A Trinitarian church recognition service honored Cord Deaconess Hospital with strong attendance. Miss Lucy Robinson, hospital superintendent, described care since opening in November with 53 patients cared for and eight current in treatment, and plans for an addition. Miss Sarah Hagen of Boston spoke on Deaconess work globally, noting its German origins and growth. Margaret Robertson sang two solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Trinitarian
Concord
Planta
Miss Hagen
Boston
Germany
Margaret Robertson
Deaconess Association
Concord Woman's Club Hosts Speakers On Welfare And Club Work
Two notable guests addressed the Concord Woman's Club on Monday. Mrs. William Tilton urged support for the Minimum Wage Board bill, which the club endorsed, and Miss Georgie Bacon of Worcester spoke on whether the club movement remains worthwhile, detailing state federation work and expansive club activities across committees and communities.
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Concord Womans Club
Wm. Tilton
Concord
New England
Federal Bureau
Wiley
Washington
Worcester
Happy Valley
Tenn
Georgia
State Federation
Lincoln's Life Afternoon Memoir by Concord DAR Chapter
Old Concord Chapter DAR met at Mrs. Wheeler’s Concord with Regent Miss Charlotte Conant presiding. Members presented six papers on Lincoln covering early life, the lover and home maker, friend of mankind, story teller, the great president, and appreciation. Gettysburg address read. last inaugural portion recited. Refreshments followed and a social hour.
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Old Concord
Caleb H. Wheeler
Concord
Charlotte Conant
O. 8
Edith Melvin
Arthur W. Blanchard
Lincoln
George M. Baker
Alice J. Johnson
Mary W. Tewksbury
America
Caroline P. Holden
A. T. Haynes
Martha P. Baker
Marlboro High Edges St. Andrews in Hockey Thriller
Marlboro High School defeated St. Andrews 5 to 8 in a closely fought hockey game. Marlboro led 4 to 2 after the first period, tied it in the second, and pulled ahead with four goals in the final five minutes. Curran starred for Marlboro as Eager Dalrymple and Forsythe added goals for St. Andrews.
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St. Andrew's
Marlboro High
Marlboro Boys
Marlboro
Curran
M. Ky
Marlboro H
Arnold Wagon
Neill Richardson
Gilroy
Brown Parr
Forsythe Dacey
Ellis Carey
Richardson
St. Andrews
Eager
Dalrymple
Angier
Forsythe
Arnold
Horse in runaway ends safely after bridge dash
A horse hitched to the Lowell Rendering Co. sleigh bolted past Bass market and roared along Main Street to Academy Lane, Middle Street, Thoreau Street, then along the railroad and over a bridge. The animal skinned a leg, the sleigh broke, yet the horse suffered only scratches and finished at Jeremiah Sheehan's.
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Lowell Rendering Co
Bass’ Market
Main St
Academy Lane
Middle St
Thoreau St
Jeremiah Sheehan
Inspection of Company I 6th Mass Regiment Visit
Lieut. Butcher of Maine inspected Company I at the armory finding equipment and property satisfactory. A brief evening inspection noted all but three men reported to the armory while Capt. Veterson hosted the visitors at the Colonial Inn with Col. G b Priest and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Murray
U.S. Marine Corps
Hart of
Lincoln
Weston
Dee
Colonial Inn
Leap Year Social at First Parish Draws Laughter
The First Parish social committee chaired by Mrs. Walter Wood hosted a Leap Year party in the church vestry for local youths. Men competed in hat trimming, crochet, and knitting contests while ladies chose partners with numbered hearts. Refreshments by Philip A. Davis and church youths followed, and organizers hope for more events soon.
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Concord
Town Hall
Mary Shepard Barret
Ellen Hoar
Elizabeth Pratt
Marjory Blanchard
George White
M. Bh. L. Bradford
Stedman Buttrick
Pliny Jewell
Albert H. Newman
George
Keyes
Harry B. Little
Milton
Eckfeldt
A. H. Newman
Jennie Woodbridge
Boston
Whitemore
Walter Wood
Philip A. Davis
Marlboro Hudson Gas Co Eyes Concord Expansion
Representatives of the Marlboro Hudson Gas Co visited Concord seeking permission to lay mains in town. Most residents favored locating gas mains here though some fear conflicts with the Municipal Light Plant and reduced profits. The firm plans to rely on gas for cooking rather than lighting. The company serves Marlboro Hudson Gleasondale Stow and Maynard.
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Marlboro- Hudson Gas Co
Concord
Marlboro
Hudson
Gleasondale
Stow and
Maynard
Scandinavian and Norwegian Congregational Groups Hold Union Meetings
A series of union services will be held next week by the Scandinavian Congregational church and the Norwegian M EB church. The opening meeting is Wednesday at 8 pm in the Trinitarian church with Rev. Mr. Norseman speaking. Friday at 8 pm a Methodist service features Rev. C W Hanson of Perth Amboy assisted by Rev. Q Thorpe Rev B E Karlson and Rev J A Norleman. Further meetings to be announced.
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Bia
Harry Tuttle
Washington
Corp
Ralph P. Heamer
W. V
Joan M. Keyes
Frank Bigar
Carlisle
Emerson School
Cyrus H. Cook
Natick
Henry J. Walcott
Littleton
W. Holymond
John E. Lawrence
Lincoln
Company I
Samuel H. Tuttle
West Acton
Mr. Easyman
Dramatic Club
Flist
Robinson
Conant
Missionary Societies of the Trinitarian Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
India
Winchester
Woman's Board of Missions
E. L. Tuttle
Walter A. Carr
Scandinavian Congregational Church
M. EB
Trinitarian
Mr. Norseman
Methodist
C. W. Hanson
Perth Amboy
N. J
Q. Thorpe
B. E. Karlson
Advertised Letters Listing Names from City Post
A section lists names of individuals with unclaimed mail at the post office. Robert C. Brown Sam Corning John H. Flynn James Jackson E E Nutman George H Robbins Charles W Solomon Mrs Washington Ach ron Mrs Etta Myers Mrs F H Mor cum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Brown
Sam Corning
John H. Flynn
James Jackson
E. E. Nutman
George H. Robbins
Charles W. Solomon
Washington Achron
Etta Myers
F. H. Morcum
Blood Spots on Slabs In Mass Tie Murder-Suicide
Plainfield Massachusetts February reports blood on a load of slabs drawn by a horse without a driver led to the murder of B H Gould 63 and the suicide of Clarence Terrill 30 husband of Goulds granddaughter Their bodies were found on Packards pond shore Terrill held a double barreled shotgun both barrels discharged No motive found and the two men shared a home all their lives.
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Plainfield
Mass
B. H. Gould
Clarence Terrill
Packad’s Pond
Terrill
Gould
Packard's Pond
Burbank Reveals Cactus Leaf Paint and Tire Breakthrough
Luther Burbank announced at the California Growers convention a new use for spineless cactus leaves. He said one leaf can produce gallons of paint, the leaf mucilage resists water and can remove colors, whitewash made from cactus is waterproof, and cactus fibre could be used for auto tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Cal
Luther Burbank
California
Burbank
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Walter B. Morse
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Fitchburg
Pres. Taft
Col. Roosevelt
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Micawber
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National Camera Association
William Randolph Hearst
Dr. Wilson
Haburger
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Lorrimer
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Albany Times Union
Albany
Daley
Frank J. Linnehan
House of Correction
Board of Aldermen
Middlesex Institution For Saving
Bedford St
B. L. Filene
John A. Brown
Monument Street
D Road
Elm
Ladies’ Sodality
Concord Artillery Orchestra
Co. I
Sidney Coolidge
George Walcott
R. B. Peterson
Wilfrid Wheeler
8. O. Dexter
Woman's Club
Cleveland Baking Powder Co
M. H
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Union Services
Tel
Concord, Mass
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Cora R. Knicht
Water &T
Chas. S. Hunt
Sudbury, Mass
P. McColgan & Co
Chelsea, Mass
Concord Hospital
Karl G. Johanson
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Ruth Abbott
McAuley Academy
Prairie St. Concord Jct
Joseph Kulcsar
Summer Street
Richardson’s
H. S. Richards
Havana
W. Herbert Way
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
DR. A. Fernald
Boylston St
Back Bay
Valentines
MISS
Frederick Sutter
Anita Vivanti
Herald
Carlyle Publishing Co., Inc
Third Avenue
New York City
How. C. Burr
Massachusetts
James William Byron
Hubbard Street
T. A. Wiswall
Beacon St
Philip T. Flavin
Gangord
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