Marlboro Weekly Enterprise Schedule Notes
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday evening by the Enterprise Company. Office at 161 Main Street Marlboro. Monthe 25c ge) lance bury Acton.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
6
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday evening by the Enterprise Company. Office at 161 Main Street Marlboro. Monthe 25c ge) lance bury Acton.
Merchants in Concord argue over closing stores on Wednesday or Thursday as July begins. Many favor a single day to avoid confusion with some already closing Wednesday afternoons while others plan for Thursday. With holidays ahead some stores may extend July closures into August and September. Local guidance urges settling on one day and sticking to it to minimize impact on business.
Several former Concord High athletes may return for the new fall commercial course. Advertisements note low rates and advance payment terms for ads. Local listings include rooms to let, furnished bungalow near Lake Boon, and small business notices in Concord Massachusetts.
Concord residents enjoy summer travel and local events with visits to Seal Harbor Marlboro and Springfield. A Lincoln wedding unites Miss Ethel Miner with Chester Sherman on a lawn ceremony amid arches of laurel and a rose shower reception.
The Concord audience enjoyed a varied program at Association hall as Mrs Walter Leland’s pupils performed with Mrs Beatrice Watts and the Halcyon orchestra providing opening and closing numbers. Marion Gibbs rendered a violin solo while many pieces delighted the crowd.
Concord defeats Dorchester 5 to 2 in a lively baseball game at the franchise, Hopkins and Brennan holding the mound with strong pitching. Dorchester errors kept them in the contest while Fallon, McHugh, Varley and Fish produced threats, Brennan showing solid work with six strikeouts.
John M. Keyes appears among Roosevelt delegates at the Progressive party launch but not yet a full member as he did not vote on the party resolution. Delegates watch Baltimore for Democratic action while considering potential support if Baltimore nominations falter. The Bull Moose option draws serious interest from major figures amid tense developments.
At Bemis Hall in Lincoln on June 28 the Grange held an open meeting with public invitation. Mr. William Jobus presided while Jonas M. Miles spoke on Taxation of Land Values in Massachusetts. An earnest discussion followed with participant involvement.
Maynard audiences praised Concord participants in the Ruth cantata staged Thursday and Friday nights under the Mirpah Rebekah lodge. Miss Viola Foss led Ruth with exceptional voice drawing applause while Mrs. Rose impressed as Naomi with praised performances.
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