The Weekly Enterprise front matter and notices
A historical Marlboro newspaper masthead notes weekly publication by the Enterprise Press with post office details and classic subscription notices. It lists locations in Acton, Bedford Maynard Concord Sudbury and mentions wartime era style rates and classifications.
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Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Acton
Bedford
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
A Game That Benefits Boys in Scouting’s Early Days
From the first Lord Baden-Powell the general developed plans that bore fruit in the Boy Scout Movement. He described Scouting as a great game and, with his followers, kept to the program and theory he mapped, a path followed in cities and countryside worldwide.
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Baden-Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout Week 1933 Marks 23rd Anniversary Demonstrations
Across the United States Scouts promote the outdoor game of Scouting as a tool for character building and citizenship. Parents and communities note benefits and look forward to demonstrations and displays during Boy Scout Week from February 8 to 14, 1933, marking the movement's twenty third anniversary.
Calder Family Moves into Monument Street Home
Mr and Mrs Alexander Calder and their two children have moved to Concord to occupy 10 Monument Street, a house owned by Miss Magoun. Mrs Calder is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Watson M Gordon of Nashawtuc Road.
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Alexander Calder
Eleanor Gordon
Concord
Monument Street
King's Daughters Hold Regular Meeting at First Parish
The King's Daughters met in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House on Tuesday afternoon of last week to conduct their regular activities and discuss upcoming community service plans.
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King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Sewing for Worthy Causes Behind Ladies’ Afternoon
Mrs William Wads worth and Mrs Henry P Thorpe hosted an afternoon gathering where ladies spent time sewing for charitable purposes benefiting worthy causes.
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William Wadsworth
Henry P.thorpe
Concord Grange Holds Meeting Drapes Charter in Memory
Concord Grange No. 150 met in Ellis Hall last week to drape the Charter in memory of late member Catherine E Hayes. Master Miss Nettie A Wells presided then hosted a whist party led by Mrs Alice O'Brien with assistance from Lecturer Mrs Helen Croft.
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Concord Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Nettie A Wells
Catherine E. Hayes
Grange
Alice O’brien
Helen Croft
Little Flower Court M C O F Plans Whist Party
Little Flower Court of M C O F met at Miss Mary Flanagan's home on Elsinore Street with Daniel A Kelley presiding. The court decided to hold a whist party Tuesday evening at Mrs James Dee's Bedford Street home.
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Little Flower Court
Mary Flanagan
Elsinore Street
Daniel A Kelley
James Dee
Bedford Street
Judge Edward B Caiger Re-Elected Chairman
The Republican Town Committee met in the High School Building and re elected Judge Edward B Caiger chairman. Kennan Damon and Mrs Emily Blanche Smith were chosen vice chairmen, Flora M Bean secretary, and Walter K Shaw treasurer.
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Republican Town Committee
Edward B Caiger
Kennan Damon
Emily Blanche Smith
Flora M Bean
Walter K. Shaw
Better Times in Acton lies an amateur musical revue
South Acton Miss Audrey Grant of Boston and Everett has prepared to stage Better Times a musical revue in exchange hall on Friday and Saturday evenings February 17 and 18 for Troop 1 Boy Scouts turnout. About fifty Acton residents form the cast with W Henry Soar as manager David Clayton Carl C Flint Clara L Sawyer Hope Parsons heroine Clare Milbery Dorothy Lowden Braman etc. The skit promises an evening of fun to lift spirits.
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South Acton
Audrey Grant
Boston
Everett
Exchange Hall
Troop 1
Boy Scouts
Acton
Hope Parsons
Clare Milbery
Dorothy Lowden Braman
Concord OES Plans Future Activities in Hawthorne
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held its first meeting with new officers at Masonic Temple in Concord. Miss Gladys F. Graham presided as Worthy Matron with Austin D McRae as Worthy Patron. A March initiatory rites display was approved, April anniversary and May Matrons and Patrons Night were scheduled, plus a pre June dance. The group also held card parties at members’ homes and paid tribute to Mrs Jessie T Day with a memorial service. A Pirates novelty card party followed, with four prize rounds and odd prizes, won by Catherine Young and Kenneth Young, then a social hour and refreshments.
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Hawthorne
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Concord
Gladys F. Graham
Austin D McRae
Miss Graham
MacRae
Cora MacLeod
Catherine Young
Kenneth Young
Elizabeth Jenness
Concord Lodge Wildey Night Observed by Odd Fellows
Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows observed Wildey Night at Odd Fellows Hall West Concord in memory of Thomas Wildey founder of Odd Fellowship in America. George G Manter presided. Edwin M Edwardson chaired the program with entertainment by Robert E Sanford showing motion pictures and SS Thompson Blood performing monologues. District Deputy Grand Master Lewis D Nichols spoke on Wildey’s life. Jacob Meder led a community sing as the event closed with refreshments.
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Concord Lodge of Odd Fellows
Wildey
Odd Fellows Hall
West Concord
Thomas Wildey
Odd Fellowship In
America
George G. Manter
Edwin M Edwardson
Robert E Sanford
Canadian Steamship Co
West Indies
South American
SS. Thompson
Lewis D Nichols
Arlington
Jacob Meder
Jake
Elks Hold Anniversary Ladies Night Tonight
The Concord Lodge of Elks celebrates its anniversary with a Ladies Night event tonight at Elks hill. A turkey supper at 7 o'clock precedes entertainment and dancing for the Elks and their guests.
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ELKS
Concord Lodge of Elks
Elks Hill
The
Sudbury and Cochinated Towns Tie 6–6 in Overtime Showdown
Sudbury Town Team and Cochinated Town met at Willis Pond for a ten minute overtime 6 to 6 draw after two prior ties. Natick beat Sudbury 4 in Friday clash as schedule lists games with Waltham Worcester Saxonville and Natick. Sudbury lineup includes Lowell Elser Devoll Richardson Cookson Chamberlain Crowley Devell Fraser Fraser. Snow cleared for Willis Pond practice.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Town
Willis Pond
Natick
Waltham
Worcester
Saxonville
S. Lowell
K Elser
C Devoll
P Richardson
E. Cookson
Ul. Chamberlain
T. Crowley
L Devell
Fraser
E Fraser
Birthday Party Highlights at West Acton Church
The First Baptist Church West Acton reports its Sabbatt Class third annual Birthday Party on February 6 with thirty eight youths, Valentines decorations, cake, and a 1030 pm finish. Gordon College students enjoyed a 6 pm gathering with music and talks, followed by a 7 pm service. The February 17 Fellowship Supper and February 19 services are announced with a Rally gathering and the pastor’s sermon on Two Ways Two Ends. Mrs Mac Donald led an intermediate Endeavor social with games and refreshments.
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First Baptist Church
West Acton
Gordon College of Theology and Missions
Olaf M. Johnson
Concord
Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor
Mred ‘MacDonald
Wedding Set for Gabrielle Dupre and Al Church
The wedding of Miss Gabrielle Dupre daughter of Mrs Louise Dupre of Paris Street to Al Church is planned for Wednesday evening February 22 with a reception to follow at the White Club. Black and
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Marlboro
Gabrielle Dupre
Louise Dupre
Paris Street
Alchurch
White Club
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