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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
8
The Marlboro Enterprise details publication timing and staff at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts. It lists date of entry August 25 1908 and charges for advertising including one inch weekly and yearly local notices with per line pricing.
Local items recount residents returning from travels, visiting relatives, and community events. Memorial service attendance by Isaac Davis post 138 and Relief Corps, a Married men beat Single men in a 16 to 4 game, and a rib injury at Hall Bros. mill. Various visitors, a strawberry festival planned, library hours updated, and curbwork completed by Acton lodge I O O F.
Public school Memorial day program featured a flag salute school singing and dramatized Our Flag. Participants included Daisy Teddy French Day Dominick Moore Mildred Gallant The Cartoon Thelma MacGregor plus remarks by G A R Post No 138 and W R C No 62.
One of the district’s largest Grange meetings drew nearly 250 patrons for supper on Tuesday evening. Visitors arrived from Lincoln Stow Boxboro and Westford Granges. The highlight was the station of the ladies degree staff whose floor work was praised. After the degree Red lights were used and Deputy Flarity praised the display. A bountiful repast followed the annual officers inspection in the lower hall.
One feature of the Memorial Day celebration was the exercises showcasing patriotic observances. Organizers, veterans groups, and local officials planned programs at the town square, with speeches and a moment of remembrance for fallen servicemen.
Ray Harris recovers from measles and Forrest Spinney spent Sunday with brothers. Mrs. Morrison ill. F D Morrison visiting Rhode Island. Julia Shugrue from Lawrence for holiday. Chicken thieves on the hill. Lyman Tuttle trims his house with new paint. C N Goward in Swastika Park shows a touring car. Mrs L B Richardson visits with daughter Mrs Fred Hollowell. Many friends from Chymeford visit Andersons. Albert Smith improving after being dragged by a horse on May 20. Martha Smith recovering slowly, arm in a sling. Ruth Robbins and housekeeper ill. Mrs. Tillson helping. Citizens attend patriotic exercises in Center schools. Dr Lane Dutton, Chelmsford native, dies. funeral in town with brother Oliver Dut ton attending. Dut ton served as Civil War surgeon and respected physician.
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