Marlboro Enterprise Office Listing and subscription rates
The Marlboro Enterprise lists its office at 1 Mechanic Street Marlboro Mass. It is published weekly and provides subscription options of 1.50 per year in advance or 2.00 otherwise. Single copies available for six months including postage in Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Marlboro
Mass
the Press, Inc
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
War Rules for Aircraft and Open Cities Condemned
Unofficial reports from The Hague Jurists' Commission say they unanimously ban the bombardment of open cities by aircraft and aim to curb terror tactics against noncombatants. The tribunal’s stance is praised for reducing devastation and bloodshed even as war remains brutal. A separate note mentions a bootlegger held on $3,000 bail with cash recovered from his pocket, insinuating life insurance proceedings.
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Jurists’ Commission
The
Hague
Foreclosure Sale Scheduled for Maynard Street Railway Property
Special Master I D Dana Bartlett will auction real estate and personal property tied to the Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway Company on Great Boston Road Maynard Massachusetts. Sale set for June 29 1923 at 10 am near the car barn with terms requiring a ten percent deposit and balance within thirty days for real estate.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Company, Et Als
Supreme Judicial Court
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
I. D. Dana Bartlett
Street
Boston Road
Maynard
Massachusetts
Great Road
Marlboro
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
H. P
Westinghouse DC
K. W
BR Boller
Babcock & Wilcox
Mfg. Co
Boston
D. Dana Bartlett
Shawmut Bank
Mass
Hudson High Falls to Worcester Commerce in Open Date Shuffle
Hudson High’s baseball team filled an open date with Worcester Commerce High, a strong club from the Hub of the Commonwealth. Hudson coached by O Connor faced a formidable foe and suffered in batting as Lovett hit a homer in an 18 to 6 win for Worcester Commerce.
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Hudson
Hudson High
Worcester Commerce High
Worcester
Commonwealth
O'Connor
Hudson High School
Wellesley
Lovett
Clinton Man Sentenced for Assault on Officer
Thomas F. Kirby of Clinton received six months in the House of Correction for assaulting Officer Fred Henway in Hudson. Four fellow Clinton youths faced additional charges drunkenness disturbing the peace and malicious injury to property after a November 28 1921 dance at Etoy Hall. During their arrest several fled as the lockup door was opened and Kirby later returned to Clinton where he was re-arrested on Hudson warrants.
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Hudson
Thomas F. Kirby
Clinton
Franklin T. Hammond
Criminal
Cambridge
House of Correction
Kirby
Etoty Hall
Fred Henway
Hudson Kirby
Hudson Police
Hudson Men in Parade with the Ancients
Hudson sends members of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery to Boston for the 285th anniversary event. Capt Everard Whittemore appears as national bearer. Dr. Thomas F. Tierney and George Huey march with local unit. The organization elected Capt William N. McKenna as new commander after Capt Stoehr's retirement.
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Hudson
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Boston
Thomas F. Tierney
Everard Whittemore
George Huey
Tierney
Richmond G. Stoehr
Stoehr
Ancients
M. Company
Harry C. Moor
William N. McKenna
Parade roles named for new commander and color bearer
The article notes the commissioned staff naming an assistant surgeon under the new commander and Capt. Everard Whittemer as national color bearer on the non commissioned staff. It mentions parade pictures in Boston papers showing Hudson members in line.
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Everard Whittemer
Boston
Hudson
McNamara Couple to Work at New Waumbeck Hotel
Mr and Mrs Thomas McNamara of Chestnut Street depart Marlboro for Jefferson N Ho to take employment at the New Waumbeck Hotel for the coming season.
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Thomas McNamara
Chestnut Street
Jefferson N Ho
New Waumbeck Hotel
Marmiso First Church Annual Meeting Officers Named
The Marmiso of the First Church Congregational held its annual meeting at Mrs Ralph Barnes Stow Road. Reports for the year were approved. Elected officers include President Pauline Howe and Vice President Mrs Stanley Holdarson. Secretary Mrs Margaret Mann, Treasurer Mrs Blanche Hosmer. Committee chairs named: Social Mrs Florence Josephson. Work Miss Esther Moore. Program Mrs Stanley Addison. Games and refreshments followed. Social committee arranged details.
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Congregational
Ralph Barnes
Stow Road
Mixg Pauline Howe
Stanley Holdarson
Margaret Mann
Blanche Hosmer
Florence Josephson
Esther Moore
Stanley Ho Addison
Funeral Today for Mrs Anna B Butler Former Marlboro Resident
The funeral for Mrs Anna B Butler who died at Worcester Memorial Hospital last Saturday will be held at 1 30 pm from Frank E B Child Undertaking Rooms. Rev Addison pastor of the First Congregational Church will officiate. Interment in Maplewood Cemetery, services by Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge of which she was a charter member.
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Anna B. Butler
Marlboro
Worcester Memorial Hospital
Frank EB. Child
H Addison
Conrr
Maplewood Cemetery
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Food for the Family and Green Market Delights
A kitchen feature praises a bounty of green vegetables cucumbers peas beets carrots spinach watercress and onions. It details a chowder with potatoes onions salt pork and fresh fish cooked in water then served with milk crackers and hot milk. A lettuce cucumber radish onion green pepper parsley dressed with mayonnaise makes a sandwich filling.
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Ao Echaung
The Four Pillars of a Home Poem by McClure Syndicate
A 1923 verse proclaiming four pillars for a sturdy home Love Truth Thrift and God form the foundation. The poem urges belief and mutual trust to build a resilient households' moral and spiritual roof.
Leading Role in Life Stages: Youth vs Experience
An essay urges youth to leave comfort and pursue costly though rewarding effort. It contrasts fresh ambition with seasoned patience, arguing true leadership requires persistent work, courage, and consistent effort across small and large tasks. It emphasizes discipline and endurance over idle imagination.
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Nan
Uriies
Local Notes on Residents and Community Events
John Boland returns to duties in Washington D C as an electrician. Mrs. R E N Marshall visits her daughter in Norwich Connecticut. Francis Taylor, noted barber, takes work at Blackwell's Barbershop in Windsor block. Union St. Jean Baptiste council, at Monday meeting, votes to hold a strawberry festival in Laurier's hall on Monday June 18.
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John Boland
Washington, D
Francis Taylor
Blackwell's
Windsor
Council Grenier
Union St. Jean Baptist Society
Laurier’s
Home of Mr and Mrs Philip Baron Water Street
A notice cites the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Baron located on Water Street as part of the public record.
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Mrs
Philip Baron
Water St
Mrs Ern Dupre Visitation in Woonsocket Home
Mrs Ern Dupre of Woonsocket Rhode Island is visiting at the home of her mother Mrs George Poitras on Broad Street.
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Ern Dupre
Woonsocket, R
George Poitras
Broad St
Arthur Lafreniere visits Webster amid Homer Gilbery departure
Arthur Lafreniere of Chestnut at spent Sunday in Webster visiting Homer Gilbery who recently left the city, according to local notes.
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Arthur Lafreniere
Webster
Homer Gilbery
Theodore Tallard at Marlboro Hospital Recovers Nicely
Theodore Tallard of Ames is progressing well at Marlboro Hospital after an accident two weeks ago, with improvements noted in his condition.
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Theodore Tallard Ames Place
Marlboro Hospital
Mr and Mrs Felix Labonte Visit Providence
Mr and Mrs Felix Labonte of Providence Rhode Island are visiting ending abruptly in a fragmentary note, with no clear events or dates provided. The readable text indicates a domestic social visit without further details.
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Mrs
Felix Labonte
Providence, R
Miss Lillian Savoy Plans New York Summer Visit
Miss Lillian Savoy will spend her summer vacation in New York with her brother Ovila Savoy, who has spent a week's vacation at his nom.
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Lillian Savoy
New York
Ovila Savoy
Untitled Fragments Reflect Oddities and Death
Disjointed lines depict a patient dying from ptomaine poisoning and quips about manners and spring col memories. The items resemble stray notes with wry observations on romance, etiquette, and reading speed.
Snippets of 1920s Wit and Social Snaps
A fragmentary page item parodies modern life with quips about a Michigan man paying for a strawberry plant, bragging motorists, flappers, and everyday choices. It closes with a provocative line on how the will of the majority is undone by surviving relatives, echoing social tensions of the era.
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Michigan
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