Mars Enterprise Publication Notice and Rates
The Enterprise published in Marlboro Maine Marlboro May 1908 notes its office at Main Street and that it is entered as second class matter. Names Walter P. Frye president John H. Lawton treasurer and manager appear with subscription rates of 1.60 per year in advance 2.00 otherwise and single copies four cents. Includes distribution to Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milte
Dter B. 1
Walter P. Frye
John H. Lawton
Rage Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Ambivalent Views on Germany and Public Opinion
The piece surveys U S German relations amid wartime tensions, noting evasive German replies after the Lusitania sinking and a strong current of antiwar sentiment at home. It argues for caution, warns of escalating consequences, and mentions political figures and media news on governors, senators, and rainfall trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ger
Tiaffy
United States
Universal
Wation
Presi
Remarkable 3-Year-Old Struck by Freight Engine at Maynard Bridge
John Higlatki aged 3 years 9 months of Maynard was playing on the Main Street bridge when a freight engine approached from South Acton. He lay flat on the track to escape the train but was pulled from beneath a car by engineer Fred Lowell and rushed to Johnson Pharmacy for aid. He was taken to Deaconess Hospital Concord where Dr. Walcott said skull fracture and severe shoulder injuries were possible but uncertain. The incident left observers astonished at his quick instinct to minimize injury.
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John Higlatki
Adolph Hglatki
Nason’ St
High Water
Main St
South Acton
Hylathi
Fred Lowell
Johnson Pharmacy
John Brewin
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Deaconess Hospital
Concord
Walcott
Enterprise
Miss Ina May Bell Hostess at Surprise Birthday Party
Saturday evening at Ina May Bell s home friends gathered for a surprise party and to celebrate her birthday. She received a chafing dish from Miss Mary Crowell and led an evening of music games and refreshments with guests including Mrs Thomas Bell Mrs Thomas Mitchell Miss Fletcher Miss Grace Leonard John Manning Vereeton Margaret Miller Lillian Jensen Mrs William Dunn Mrs Janes Frasier Miss Mary Hyndman Miss Mary Crowell Charles Thompson and Mrs Thomas Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina May Bell
Tierner
Mia Bell
Mary Crowell
Mise Bell
Thomas Bell
Thomas Mitchell
Fletcher
Fitchburg
Frank Punch
Grace Leonard
John Manning
Vereet
Margaret Miller
Lillian Jensen
William Dunn
Janes Frasier
Mary Hyndman
Charles ‘Thompson
Thomas Scott
Carlisle
Kathryn MacDougal
Organizing Meeting Forms Town Sportsman Club
A Thursday gathering aimed to establish a town sportsman club with strict fish and game enforcement and a ban on the sport of trap shooting. A committee including Charles Wheeler Dr C King Walter R Peterson and Harry Rodway was chosen to organize. Blanks were printed and a future meeting was set to launch the club with a gala fall day featuring fishing hunting and a game dinner.
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Treas
Charles Wheeler
The
Maynard Trust Co
Dr. C. King
Walter R. Peterson
Harry Rodway
Pera
Showered With Linen for Florence Oliver's Engagement
Miss Florence Oliver of Los Angeles engaged to Charles C. Fuller. A linen shower at her parents’ home hosted by former classmates Wednesday evening. Guests included Lessie Lawton Annie McCarvon Beatrice Taylor Mabel Com eau Mildred Com eau Clara Rainville Theresa Carney Agnes Waldron Myrtle Sims Emma Guillow Clementa Sullivan Margaret Williams Christina Heffernan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Oliver
Charles C. Fuller
Los Angeles
Cal
William W. Oliver
Miss Oliver
Lessie Lawton
Annie McCar‘von
Beatrice Taylor
Mabel Comeau
M H
Dorothy Persons
Mildred Comeau
Clara Rainville
Theresa Carney
Agnes Waldron
Myrtle Sims
Emma Guillow
Clementa Sullivan
Margaret Williams
Christina Heffernan
Lawrence Chandler Hosts 12th Birthday Party
Lawrence Chandler entertained many friends Wednesday afternoon with lawn games and refreshments. He received numerous useful gifts. Guests included Misses Hazel Nelson Florence Jackson Gertrude Chandler Sarah Bander Bennie Taylor Milton Abraharm Bander.
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Lawrence Chandler
Hazel Nelson
Florence Jackson
Gertrude Chandler
Sarah Bander
Bennie Taylor
Milton
Abraharm
Bander
Garden scene in window by Charles H Stanley
Charles H Stanley presents a summer garden window with a white suited lady in an arbor and a child near a working fountain. The design offers exceptional conception and execution and has drawn much attention and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Stanley
Funeral for Mrs Byron Gage Held at St Bridget’s
The funeral for Mrs Byron Gage who died in New York City was conducted in Worcester with a high mass at St Bridget’s Church. Burial followed in St Bridget’s Cemetery. She was the daughter of Mr Campbell and Mrs Thomas and spent her girlhood in town. Survived by husband a New York newspaperman, her parents and a brother, all of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Gage
New York City
St. Bridget’s Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Campbell
Thomas
Mary Campbell
Thomas Campbell
Worcester
Klondike Night Planned by Grange Group
The Grange resumes its postponed July 6 meeting on Tuesday evening with Klondike night. The organizing committee includes Mrs. Allie W. Martin Miss Nellie Coughlin Mae Nelson Walter R. Denniston J Leo Comeau and James B. Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Klondike
Allie ‘W. Martin
Nellie Coughlin
Mae Nelson
Walter R. Denniston
J. Leo Comeau
James B. Farrell
Letter from Mrs Veitch Describes Montreal Soldier Departure
Mrs Veitch writes from Montreal that 500 young men left for the front amid sad scenes as parents and sweethearts watched. She and her children Thelma and Ruth enjoy the summer there while the cricket eleven plans a Worcester game on July 24.
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Boward Henderson
Bert Veitch
Thelma
Ruth
Montreal
Can
Worcester
Second Concert Draws Large John Ae Audience
The second of ten band concerts was held with approval of a large crowd. The program varied, including classics and popular favorites.
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John Ae Music
Alterations Planned at Methodist and M B Churches
In August the Methodist Episcopal church will be closed for union services at the Congregational church. The M B church interior will undergo extensive alterations. Contractor J J Bradley will paint the interior and new carpets will be laid throughout.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
M. B. Church
J. J. Bradley
Entertainment Night by Spoolers Union in Cannon Hall
After a Wednesday meeting of the Spoolers Union in Cannon's hall an entertainment showcased musical and literary numbers. A collation followed and dancing was enjoyed.
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Spoolers’ Union
Cannon’s Hall
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