Marlboro Weekly Enterprise Office Circulation Notice
The Weekly Enterprise Office Marlboro Mass publishes weekly on Wednesday at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro. It lists representatives Payne Burne Health Smith and others and notes it assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements and will reprint the erroneous part.
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the Weekly Enterprise
Liberty Street
Marlboro, Mass
Marlboro
Mass
The
Enterprise Incorporated
Avaues
American Dictionary to Record Distinctive Language
A noted lexicographer Dr William Craigle plans an American dictionary to distinguish US speech from British English. He notes Americans travel in England and find English terms bewildering, while US slang reflects creativity and invention. The work will include slang and other American expressions as distinctive terms.
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William 4. Craigle
England
Highway memorials of crosses to mark fatal spots
An Ohio plan directs the highway department to erect small white crosses along the state system at each fatal accident site. County commissioners are urged to adopt the policy and citizens may supply materials. The crosses, two by four lumber four feet high, will stand at many locations to warn drivers and honor victims. The piece also notes retirement of Martha Mulvey and mentions the White House cook and the summer residence at Swampscott, Mass.
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Ohio
Department of Highways
Martha Mulvey
Sr Meradenens
White House
Swampscott
Mass
Paris to establish fashion history museum amid Paris fashion expo
Paris plans a permanent museum devoted to the history of fashions, with a city funding and subscriptions from trade groups. The exhibit would show styles across ages with journals, drawings, and design works, assessing how dress reflects civilization and progress while offering cautionary examples of poor taste.
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Paris
Coolidge
America
Calles
Parking at Sunset Inn Sparks Sudbury Safety Warning
Editor urges Sudbury town officials to address the dangerous parking of cars in front of Sunset Inn on Boston Road. He notes a hairpin curve and a second curve nearby create a high crash risk. A bus with 25 passengers narrowly avoided collision with revelers. the selectmen should investigate.
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Sudbury
Sunset Inn
Boston Road
Boston
Sunset
Pickwick Club
Local Notices of Visiting Relatives and Movements
A. L. Smith returns to Winthrop Maine after visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Smith. Mrs. Anna Marcier and two children of Troy New York visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bursin in West Street. Grace Hall and Sigrid Lofstedt move from Cloverdale Farm to Dundee Illinois. Thomas F. Foley visits relatives on Martin Street. Maud Vila spends weeks at Lake Winnepesaukee. Miss Stevens and Miss Dabney of Brookline occupy Vila's vane for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Emery D. beac
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A.L. Smith
B. B. Smith
Winthrop, Me
Anna Marcier
Troy
N. Y
H. W. Bursin
West Street
Grace Hall
Sigrid Lofstedt
Cloverdale Farm
Dundee
Minois
Thomas F. Foley
Martin Street
Maud Vila
Vacationing With Grandmother Mrs E Jones
A family unit spends the summer vacation with Mrs E Jones grandmother on School street as part of a long holiday stay.
Congregational Church Notes Service This Friday at 7 30 Job
Friday evening service at 7 30 focuses on Bible character Job. Sunday services will be held at all the usual times.
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Congregational Church
Berlin Items Guests, visits and local leisure
Mr and Mrs James W Dopp and son James W Jr of Detroit visit Mrs Dopp s sister Miss Marion Green South Berlin for several weeks. Ralph Hartshorn of New York spent the week end with his mother Mrs L S Hartshorn and Miss Lucinda Hartshorn. Mr and Mrs Ernest A Maynard of Jamaica NY stay at their South Berlin home. Mr N H Fay entertained his brother Carl and family from Wayland over the weekend. Humidity fills swimming spots Fort Meadow Little Pond Lake Boon Solomon s Pond with bathers. Frank G Redmond of Pittsfield left for his time today after visiting relatives there.
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James W. Dopp
James W.,jr
Detroit
Dopp
Marion Green
South Berlin
Ralph Hartshorn
New York
L.S. Hartshorn
Lucinda Hartshorn
Ernest A. Maynard
Jamaica
N. Y
Berlin
Maynard
N. H. Fay
Carl
Wayland
Fort Meadow
Little Pond
Lake Boon
Solomon's Pond
Frank G. Redmond
Pittsfield
Bolton Girl Scout Troop Plans July Camp Week
Laurel Troop of the Girl Scouts heads to Field and Forest clubhouse in Canton for a week starting July 11. Mrs. Howard cannot attend and Miss Bessie Soli will assist Miss Florence Wheeler in supervising the girls. Mrs. Charles Maguire and her four daughters from Buffalo are visiting Bol ton relatives. Arthur Felton assumed the Bolton Hudson mail route on July 1, succeeding John Smith who had run it for many years.
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Laurel
Field and Forest
Canton
Howard
Bessie Soli
Florence Wheeler
Charles Maguire
Buffalo
N. Y
Bolton
Arthur Felton
Hudson
John Smith
Hudson Buyer Acquires Sudbury Farm For Fall Move
Carl Hudson buys a large farm in Sudbury and plans to move there this fall. Mr and Mrs R S Lamcore of Lake Street travel to New Hampshire home and Mrs Frank Croogan of 98 Manning Street vacation at Hampton Beach.
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Carl Hudson
Sudbury
Frank Croogan
Manning Street
Hampton Beach
Local Visitors and Trips From South Sudbury
Mr and Mrs Thervon Strong host a visit from Mrs T W Strong and Miss Florence Strong RN of Northfield Vermont. Ralph Stone and family return from Guilford Maine where they camped with H A Berglof of Manchester New Hampshire. Elizabeth Bartlett, Boston drawing teacher, spends summer with brother James L Bartlett. Isabel Storre visits Vera Leonard in Mason New Hampshire. Lilla Adams travels Tuesday to see niece Marcia Adams Thrasher in Fairhaven.
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Thervon Strong
Rouge
T. W. Strong
Florence Strong
R. N
Northfield Vt
Ralph Stone
Guilford
H. A. Berglof
Manchester
N. H
Elizabeth Bartlett
Boston
James L. Bartlett
Isabel Storre
Vera Leonard
Mason, N. H
Lilla Adams
Marcia Adams Thrasher
Fairhaven
Dean's Pills Offer Kidney Relief for Hard-Working Folks
Marlboro residents praise Dean's Pills a stimulant diuretic to kidneys. James Hardiman of 33 Francis Street reports dull back pains and disordered kidneys from heavy work, saying the pills helped him regain ease in daily labor. Price: five cents at dealers.
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Dean
Marlboro
Francis Street
Local Notes from Fort Pond to Marlboro Day
W I Park and family cottage at Fort Pond in July. Mrs T H Williams and family weekend visit from New Haven. Blaine Co resumed after a week with Malcolm Gooe and family at Hampton Beach. Frank King visits Crest Street in Marlboro after arriving from Buffalo. Concord Junction downs Chelmsford High 7 to 3 with Pierce and Fredericks highlighting the game. Mazzeo opens barber shop on H Avenue after buying from Consentino. Marlboro BBA set to meet accra team for Marlboro Day on August 8.
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Fort Pond
Iseas
H. Williams
Allingford
Conn
Blaine Fg. Co
Malcolm Goo Ee
Hampton Beach
Frank King
Buffalo
N.Y
L. G. King
Crest Street
Concord Junction
Chelmsford High School
Pierce
Fredericks
Pearson
Edwardson
Johnee Ee Mazzeo
H Avenue
Consentino
Pees
New Haven
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