Marlboro Enterprise Subscriptions and Office Details
The Marlboro Enterprise notes subscription rates at 1.60 yearly in advance or 2.00 otherwise with single copies at four cents. Editorial staff includes Walter B. Morse president Walter P. Frye treasurer John H. Lawton manager. Office and mailing details reference Maynard Sudbury Acton, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
John H. Lawton
Syeseeds Caves
Viet ‘S
Maynard
Conesty
Sudbury
Acton
Dford
Maynard fishing party trips to Swampscott for offshore catch
A Maynard group of 22 went from Swampscott aboard Capt. Healey’s Letter D for offshore fishing. James J Ledgard George H Gutteridge and William P Scully tied for first with 17 pound pollock. James Mahoney won booby prize with a one pound hake. One member fell ill as Lake Boon waves proved rough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swampscott
James J. Ledgard
George H. Gutteridge
William P. Scully
Thomas Hilferty
Howard A. Case
James Mahoney
Sam Fish
Messrs. Roberts
Hilferty
Lake Boon
James J
Social notes from Cambridge and surrounding towns
Miss Sara Shaw visits sister Mrs. D. H. Fisher in Cambridge while Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf spend weekend at Nantasket beach. Ruth Boute of Stow travels, in Lockme ir, N. H. In Newport Miss Ines Cutter visits Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert. Percy Woods of the mill force is in Vermont. Arthur Grady of Quincy joins Mullin Instruction Co. Price of Quincy visits former father-in-law Henry Price over Sunday. Hirtle of Beachmont with the Usher family hosting the week. A. A. Hilferty and children motor to Franklin to visit Thomas King. Charles E. Bolsvert of Medford becomes Jersey Butter Co. manager. former E. G. Thompson moves to Lynn. Matti Hekkala installs a metal cracker rack at the Boston Butter Co. Mrs. Charles Carter sings at union services at the Methodist Episcopal church. Callahan covers National Express duties during James Jones’s camp duty with Co. M, 5th Regt. M. V. M., at Martha's Vineyard. P. J. Schwab wins wiring contract for Lew Bent in Sudbury for electric lights. Mr. and Mrs. Max Gruber and son Bennie visit Simuel Lerer. Bennie to stay a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Grady
Quincy
Mullin “Instruction Co
Arthur. Price
Henry Price
William Hirtle
Beachmont
Thomas Usher
A. A. Hilferty
Franklin
Thomas King
Charles E. Bolsvert
Medford
E. G. Thompson
Jersey Butter Co
Lynn
Matti Hekkala
Boston Butter Co
Charles Carter
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Callahan
National Express
James Jones
Co. M
Martha’s Vineyard
P. J. Schwab
Lew Bent
Sudbury
Max Gruber
Fiennie
Simuel Lerer
Bennie
Lerer
RCA Directors Declare Seventh Per Cent Dividend
The directors of the RCA have declared a 7 percent dividend for the past six months. This marks the third consecutive 7 percent payout and the board expresses gratification at the business's success.
Sudbury Gains Lift in Town Population Race
The latest census shows Sudbury rising from 1,120 to 1,204 while Framingham jumps from 12,948 to 15,684 and Marlboro grows from 14,579 to 15,144. Concord inches up to 6,421 as Hudson slips to 6,682 and Clinton falls from 13,075 to 12,828.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson and
Concord
Hudson
Sudbury
Framingham
Marlboro
Clinton
Finance Committee Organized With Gutteridge As Head
The finance committee met on Thursday and formed with William H. Gutteridge as chairman and Harvey Harwood as secretary. The group aims to be more than nominal, balanced and open to progressive ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Gutteridge
Harvey
Harwood
Lloyd Hosts Clerks on Nantasket Beach Outing
A. Z. Lloyd proprietor of the 5 10 and 26 cent store on Main Street hosted his clerks to a Nantasket beach outing. The group left at 10 by car for City Point South Boston for lunch, then continued to Nantasket for an afternoon of amusements before returning home at 11 30. The party included Misses Elizabeth Carpenter Salma Johnson Eileen Murphy Herbert Martin and A Z Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Main St
Nantasket Beach
City Point
South Boston
Nantasket
Elizabeth Carpenter
Salma Johnson
Eileen Murphy
Herbert Martin
A. Z. Lloyd
Tree protection law section printed in local notice
Tree Warden William Bishop renews efforts to protect urban trees and warns against damage. The article prints section 12 of an act codifying public shade tree laws with penalties of up to 500 dollars and shared restitution to complainants and municipalities. Also notes Edward Henderson’s attendance at a New England Coal & Coke Co outing for Massachusetts retailers with a harbor tour Ft Warren coke yards and a city club banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bishop
N. E. Coal & Coke CO
Edward Henderson
New England Coal & Coke Co
Massachusetts
Ft. Warren
Henderson
Dinner surprise at Tobin home to J B tendered by club
A member of the 20th Century jb presented a dinner set to Mr and Mrs James Tobin at their home on Thursday evening. Miss May Lowney delivered the gift and Mr and Mrs Tobin extended warm thanks as members enjoyed a pleasant informal gathering at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tobin
Auto Wreck Near Stow Injures Two Women
A Boston man Mr Brown lost steering Sunday afternoon around four near the Henry Gates farm in Stow causing his auto to plunge into a ditch. Two Worcester women were shaken and somewhat hurt. The party included Mr and Mrs Brown and three Worcester girls who were taken to Stow center for onward travel. The car was badly wrecked.
Walter Moore Struck by Auto in Stow Accident
Walter Moore was struck by an automobile while crossing the road while delivering milk. Mrs. Goff, a passenger, was injured when the car skidded and hit a telephone pole. Mrs. Goff was taken to Deaconess hospital and later released. the Partridge family occupants were en route to Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Moore
Partridge
Miller's Falls
Moore
Goff
Howard Hamblen
Deaconess Hospital
Convention of Y P S C E Members Held in Fitchburg
A Finnish Evangelical Lutheran church hosted a Y P S C E convention with over 300 attendees and 20 out of town delegates. The weekend featured two programs including instrumental music, readings by Rev. Alpo Setala, and Matti Heinonen, with refreshments served and a Sunday afternoon concert largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Gardner
Allston
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Po Setala
Matti Heinonen
Alpo Setala
Ida Sulkala
Hilja Tuikka
Sigrid Saari
Hilda Anderson
Civil service seeks physicians for examination certificates
The U S civil service commission announces that physicians in Concord Junction Massachusetts may file their names with the civil service secretary at the local post office. They must be in good standing and will supply medical certificates for a fee of one dollar when requested. Mrs John Sunderland and her daughter Beatrice visited relatives in Rockville Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Concord Junction
Mags
Secretary of the Civil Service Board
Concord Junetion
John Sunderland
Beatrice
Rockville, Conn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mass
Enterprise Company
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Telephone South
Howard
Burr
South
Mase
Aton
RF. ‘Nichols
Mass. Ave
Lexington
Prof. Nichols
Bedford
Lincoln
Benjamin C.brown
Cambridge AC
Boston
National Band
Hugo Kajande
John Taylor
Mer
E. Rainville & CO
Sara Shaw
D. H. Fisher
Cambridge
John Wolf
Ruth Boute
Stow
Ing
Lockmere, N. H
Ines Cutter
Newport, N
Arthur Herbert
Percy Woods
Vermont
Clarence McAuslan
Nason. Street, Maynard
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Albion L
State Street
Fort Hill
Post Office AG
West Acton
Gener! Bottling Works
F. J. McCarron
A. Comeau Contractor & Stone Mason
Clerks
Chas H, Williams
River St
Maynard, Mast
F. Parker
Civil Service
John J. Flannery
Bedford Street
John A. Brown
Monument Street
Concord St
Mayna
E. H. Davis
Summer Street
E. Boeske
J Comeau
Boston Area
Cal
Linden Street
Richmond
Cro OF Wana
Board of
Seles
Creighton
Frank Binks
John C. Thompson
Monument Square
Garland
Eaton’s
Tryst
Eaton’s Market
Davis-King CO
Concord, Maynard and Hudson
Pi Wentral
Coworduncti'n
Concord $ Arrive
Maynard South Acton
Cton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!