The Weekly Enterprise notice fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a small historical newspaper masthead for Marlboro Massachusetts with date blocks and pricing. The text references place names Concord Sudbury Acton and postage details, indicating typical 19th or early 20th century publication logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane & Street
Marlboro
Dat Marlboro
Mass
Postoffice
Wyboro
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedtora
West Acton High School Faces Mid-Year Exams
West Acton students await mid-year examinations on January 28 30 31 with a make up on January 31. Miss Doreen Jeffries hosted an eleventh birthday party at her home January 16 for her Sunday school class with several young friends present.
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Til Dt
Doreen
Jeffries
Minute Men Class Officers Elected At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church Minute Men class elected officers for 1830: George Burroughs teacher, A Jeffries assistant, Albert Lyons president, Joseph S. Geer secretary, Holt treasurer, with A N Aldee as call and membership chair. Neighbor hood club plans a whist event January 28 at the Woman's Club with fifteen prizes and donated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Rapiuct
George Burroughs
A. Jeffries
Albert C Lyons
Albert Waske
Neighborhood Club Plans January Meeting and Scouts Report
The text notes a January 31 Town Hall gathering with ice cream refreshments and fundraising for the Neighborhood Club. It also covers a Boy Scouts troop meeting led by Norman Perkins, electing officers Albert R Detke and others, and a planned parents night in February. Beatrice McCobb, a RH Stearns Company official, visited Mrs. Garceau.
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Rayon
Jenks
Albert R Detke
Eury L Haynes
William Seroo
Everett Sa
Efafa
Arthur Jeffries
Hallowell
William Johnson
A J Garceau
Miss McCobb
RH Stearns Company of
Boston
Garceau
Maynard to Get First National Meat and Grocery Market
First National Inc will open a new meat and grocery market at 20 Dragon Street on Friday January 24. The store carries meat fish grocery bakery fruits and vegetables marking the companys 300th store and expanding its New England network. The meat division is described as the largest retailer of branded meat in New England and the firm highlights quality and service as drivers of growth. The company plans further combined markets as retail demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
First’ National Inc
Dgon Street
First National
New England
Sudbury Girls Basketball Set for Northboro Trip
Sudbury High girls basketball team travels to Northboro for its first matchup. Captain Eisa Johnson predicts a strong showing. Sudbury plans a related boys game with Acton and a possible Sudbury Southboro game as Louis Richardson, team manager, arranges games. The Sudbury Woman's club will participate in local activities.
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Sudbury High School
Northboro
Eisa Johnson
Sudbury Town Hall
Acton High
Louis Richardson
Sudbury
Southboro
Sudbury Woman's Club
Firestones Edge Concord in Fast Local Hockey Thriller
Firestones defeated Concord 1 to 0 in a brisk Worcester hockey clash. Henry Celoumbé delivered the lone goal late, capping a tightly contested battle that briefly looked headed for overtime despite snow disruptions delaying a scheduled game against the Lincolns.
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Houdson
Firestone
Lincolns
Worcester
Firestones
Concord
Ito
Henry Céloumbe
Local Socials Report A Dance Draws Praise
The town celebrated a successful dancing party hosted by the Legion on the first Wednesday sociable. Congratulations go to Legion members for the event and hopes for similar gatherings. Carleton Gallant left Prestiss and Harriman to work at the mill last Monday. Mrs Evangeline Hall covered at the church for Miss Carrie Shapley in South Acton, who has been ill.
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Spilluney
Carleton Gallant
Prestiss
Harriman
Evangeline Hall
Mies
Carrie Shapley
South Acton
Whist party cheers West Acton firemen
Friday evening a large turnout at the engine house featured nine tables for a whist party. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Davis Mr George B Holton Timothy Costello and Mrs David Kinsley with refreshments of coffee cake and doughnuts. The new committee of Henry Hall Jack Hurley and Carlton Gallant invites players to a follow up event next Friday.
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West Acton
Frank Davis
George B. Holton
Timothy Costello
David Kinsley
Henry Hall
Jack Hurley
Carlton Gallant
First National Stores Opens New Haliday Block Store
Maynard January 22 First National Stores Inc opens a Haliday block store on Nason street. John McGuire heads the grocery department and Roland Davie leads the meat department. The 85 by 26 plus foot outlet features modern equipment for meats groceries and provisions. The Haliday block is a new addition to the business district. Maynard PC bowling team Kevinburg PC in a post office league match rolled at the Lytch Alleys last night. Captain Farrells team won 3 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
First National Stores, Inc
Haliday
Nason Street
John McGuire
First National
Main Street
Roland Davie
Haliday Block
Keathburg PC
Lytch
Farrell
Conversion of the World's Greatest Missionary sermon set
West Acton Baptist Church reports strong turnout for last Sundays morning and evening services. Next Sunday morning the sermon will be The Conversion of the World's Greatest Missionary. Evening program features Succogniful Garsaea. Twenty to twenty five members attend a Boxboro supper and recital. Durkee praised the new pipe organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton Baptist Church
Arthur Jeffries
Garsaea
Boxboro
Durkee
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