Marlboro Enterprise Company Ad Rates and Management
The text lists the Enterprise Company leadership and subscription prices, along with mailing details. It notes officers Walter B Morse president Walter P Fryr treasurer and Wm D McPherson manager. It provides post office registration and office address at 151 Main Street Marlboro Mass and advertising rates per inch and line, with advance payment requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Company
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Fryr
WM. D. McPherson
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Local notes from South Acton residents and visitors
The report lists dozens of people and travels including Mrs M M Tuttle at Cottage City, tours to Isle of Shoals and Nova Scotia, visits by Miss Fulton from Cleveland and Miss Warren from Waterville, and various moves and vacations. It notes a Lexing ton park picnic with 125 attendees and other social visits across New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Cochran
Amar Laiffin
Nova Scotia
Union
Lexington Park
Sir Francis Campbell
M. D
England
Quebec
Chickering
New Hampshire
Mies’ Woodard
Amesbury
A.hosmer
WL Tenney
Maine
Montreal
New York
Florence Woodward
Framingham
Acton Community Notes Rife With Events And Travel
Mr Beredford returns home completing a world journey with prize winning Nippon sketch. Lawn parties, church events, dances, and outings populate the week as residents plan gatherings at Merriam’s corner and various halls. Local travel includes Rowitzer’s three month Europe tour and Misses visiting Maine and Vermont locales.
Friends visit in North Acton and surrounding towns
A North Acton social notes roundup lists visits by Mr and Mrs A T Lawson Sanday and by Mr and Mrs N F Patterson from South Lancaster. The item mentions residents returning from Lake Nagog, a new house addition by Dexter Spinney, a Nova Scotia departure, local visits to Chelmsford and Acton Center, and a mock skirmish rehearsal. It also notes the Acton Grange lawn party at the Common on July 29 and a marriage in Milford NH leading to a home move at J B White’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Maynard Brass Band
George F. James
Lake Nagog
New Hampshire
Dexter Spinney
BE. A. ‘Phalen
Irene Marr
T. A. Scott
Nova Scotia
Reed
Chelmsford
North Acton
White
John White
Acton Centre Ep. Gates Family Camp At Fort Pond
Gates and family and friends camp at Fort Pond as the moth men plan a tay off next Saturday amid local work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Fort Pond
Sunday School Picnic at Fort Pond Draws Large Crowd
The Congregational church Sunday school held a picnic at Fort Pond Tuesday last week. Two barges carried many attendees. lemonade and bananas were served and pleasant weather kept spirits high. Children’s races awarded prizes like a harmonica and baseball, with a notable horse hitching contest won by Mrs. William H. Kingsley and George Greenough for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Fort Pond
Becky Frederickson
Raymond Farrar
Beth Tuttle
Helen Robbins
Esther Frederickson
William H. Kingsley
George Greenough
Withington sale of personal property in Concord Junction
Otis H. Forbush, Auctioneer Acton Mass announces the long anticipated Withington sale on Friday July 30 with a second day July 31 if needed. Held at the late residence near Concord Junction two minutes from steam and electric cars. A fine collection of household goods, some under two years old, will be sold to the highest bidder to settle the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Junction
Mass
West Acton Family News and Local Baseball Chat
West Acton reports Mr and Mrs A B Brown spent Sunday in Leominster. Daniel Beach suffered cracked ribs after a hay rigging accident last week. Ray and John Littlefield visited home Sunday as their mother improves with Mrs Severonia assisting. Manager Littlefield of last year’s team is invited by Manager Burke of Concord to a Labor Day game. Mr Littlefield has in-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Heath
Frances Heath
Concord
N. Hi
Glines
Christie
Gladden
Ernest Baird
Needham
Charles Whitney
Winchend
A. Clough
Frank Hosmer
Natick
South Framingham
Jewett
Lower River Street
John Lynch
Acton
Robert Randall
The
Government
Boston
J. G. Dole
York Beach
Mrs. Gasset
Dole Homestead
Martha Smith
Newton
Annie Lee
A. B. Payson
Intervale
N. H
Lilian Frederickson
Lulu Larrabee
Waverly
John Keyes
Everett Flagg
Keyes
Mr. Burke
A. B. Brown
Leominster
Daniel Beach
Ray
John Littlefield
Littlefield
Burke
K. of C
Marlboro Street Work and Local Happenings Report
Marlboro street department plans rejuvenation for 175 feet at Howe and Valley streets with a new drain. A Friday dance at Spring Grove, Wellesley drew local residents. Collins orchestra provided music. A curtain fire on Newton Street caused no damage. Police raided a pool room on Court Street and reported a small whiskey seizure. Numerous residents and visitors are listed with travels, dinners, and meetings, including Rev. Dr. Mason to speak Monday at the Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Valley Sts
Spring Grove
Wellesley
Collins’ Orchestra
Newton St
B. Mason
David Forest
Court St
Ruby ‘Seat
Alice Smith
York Beach
Edward Lovely
Henry Carter
William J. Burke
Boston
Astor Peat Gas Machine Innovative Producer Gas Device
Colonel John Jacob Astor unveils a vibratory disintegrator for making producer gas from peat. The system uses peat pore expansion and engine exhaust to disintegrate peat and heat it evenly, driving a 150 horsepower Rhinecliff plant to test in gas production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Astor
New York
Astor
Rhineclff-on-the-Hudson
Improving the Piano via Dulcitone from Glasgow
Thomas Machel of Glasgow develops a dulcitone with a piano like keyboard but sound produced by steel forks struck by hammers. A semicircular spring conveys vibrations to the sounding board. Tone is softer yet clear and portable, avoiding tuning. Five picture dulcitone weighs forty five pounds versus a full piano at 250 pounds or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Machel
Glasgow
New Musical Instrument Chorabele Shaped Like Piano
A new instrument shown resembles a piano but uses electro magnets to vibrate wires instead of hammers. It includes standard keyboard action and can be played by keys or by magnets or both. Reported tones mix stringed and organ qualities.
Engine size rule for DC dynamo drive
A guideline states that the engine size needed to drive a direct current dynamo equals the output in kilowatts multiplied by 1.7 for small machines, 1.6 for medium sizes, or 1.5 for 500 kilowatts or more. The result approximates the brake horsepower required.
Massachusetts firm falarms water works lease to Philadelphia
A Massachusetts corporation calling itself Municipal Improvement Company proposes leasing Philadelphia water works. It cites a city debt near thirty-one million for water and deficits around 667000 yearly, with the relief proposal including a 12 million to 50 million cash lease, no rate hikes, and reorganization of finances. The report also notes a weather essay on earth drying up being disputed by a weather bureau editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Municipal Improvement Company
Ty Oohmos
Guilbert
Cleveland
Weatherview
United States Weather Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
ME Ender Prass
Postoffice
Marlboro
Congress
South Acton
M. M. Tuttle
Cottage City
Mrs. Preston
Brother
James Symonds
Isle of Shoals
Henry Tolman
Waterville
A. Sergius
Agnes Fulton
Ohio
Clarence Spicer
Roy . Duren
Howard K. Tuttle
Tewksbury
Edith Gains
Gloucester
L. Hesselton
Chas. Ford
A. Jones
Maynard
Miss Grace Jones
E. B. Miles
Helen Warren
Nettie Baird
Templeton
A.F. Rich
Rutland, Vt
Esteane Symonds
Thomas Heaton
New Brunswick
Will. Burgess
Frank Beresford
Belpar
Eng
Sargent
Beredford
Orient
Japan
Nippon
Congregational Society
A. Merriam’s
Merriam's Corner
Strong K. of
Club of
Hudson
Actons
School St
Hudsons
Maynards
I.mccarthy
Nagog
Frank Hiot
Will Rowitzer
Europe
Mirs
Percy
Madge
Mae Griswold
Ethel
Meriden
Conn
Georgia
Hartford
West Acton
Gladys Teele
Somerville
Er. F. Richardson
Farl Randall
Rev. M. A. Farm
J. Wills
Peaks Island
Chas. Tucker
Medford
S. J. Willis
E. F. Brooks
Reading
Geo. Keyes
Miss Josie Wood
Rev. F. P. Wood
Herman Parker
Stoneham
Luther Conant
Elbridge Conant
Prunswick, Ga
Benjamin Hapgood Place
East Acton
Robert Cheney
Christ
F. S. Davis
C. RB
Mrs. ©. H. Mead
Dorothy
Old Orchard
Madeline Staples
W. O. Holden
Shirley and
Lunenburg
the Baptist Church
D. W. Lovett
Grace MecNiff
Florence McNitt
A. R. Beach
Woburn
Arthur Sargent
Gladys
Portland
C. B. Mead
Ethel Bruce
Fortune Rock
Warren Haywood
Homeopathic Hospital
Arthur Slack
Hall Bros. Mill
Staple
Boxboro
Y. P
J. T. McNiff
A. T. Lawson Sanday
N. F. Patterson
John Maynes
Lancaster
Mrs. Pratt
Roxbury
D. C. Harris
Marlon F. Barnes
J. 8. White
Milford
Mr. White
W. H. Hartwell
State Road
Nagog Brook
Waltham
New Haven
Concorn
State Farm
David F. Morrison
Otis H. Forbush
Thomas Leary
Washington St
Portsmouth
P. F. Hearns
Devens St
Stanslaus Demers
Harvard St
Francis Paul
Roy Ferris
Grady Block
Haverhill
Joseph Lynch
Edward Reardon Cambridge
Quinebaug Cottage
Fort Meadow
I. P.morse
Clinton
Raymond Bullard
Omaha
Charles Thompson
Highland St
Diamond F Factory
Guy H. Graham
S. H. Howe
Astor Peat
Massy
Powder Mill Road
Stanley Steamers
Charles Ford
Powder Mill
Maynard,Mass
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