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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
8
Carl F. Monk of Boston is associated with 50 State Street in a local item noting a resident or business reference. The fragment suggests a registry or notice placement within the city. Further readable context is limited in this OCR snippet.
The Marlboro Enterprise publishes weekly from 151 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts with staff listing Walter B Morse president Walter P Frye treasurer and Wm D McPherson manager. Subscriptions cost one dollar per year with single copies at three cents and advance payment required. AdvertisingRates are listed per inch per week with 75 cents plus 25 cents per additional inch and special yearly rates.
Wednesday's South Acton column covers visits and movements including Mrs Waldo Skelton in Peabody and Henry Tolman with a new Chas Ford auto. It notes road dust concerns, social visits from Somerville Wakefield and Florida, and local church events with solos and a Children’s Day plan. It adds town updates on safes purchases, school drawing instruction, and a lecture on Turkey at the Congregational church.
A June 17 lecture in Acton features Ellen M Stone, a missionary known for her global work. The event promises a notable presentation on missionary efforts and international scenes.
Weekly tidbits report flags to display on June 14 Flag Day. Local residents include H. T. Clark and Mrs. W. O. Holden recovering from illnesses. J. T. Swift buys the Guy Huntoon house and moves in September. Wachusetts Baptist Sunday school convention in Clinton drew attendees. Hall Bros. mill plans summer hours from 6.20 am to Saturday noon. Ladies Benevolent society hosts monthly supper at Baptist church vestry with a Boston reader providing entertainment. Mrs. Lottie McClenathan and family occupy Geo. W. Burroughs’ tenement. Walter Hier is night watchman at Concord Junction. Universalist church strawberry festival drew a large crowd Tuesday. South Acton youths entertained. Boston circus trip with twelve friends braved the storm.
West Acton Wonders defeated South Acton Stars 12 to 4. Holt was knocked out in the seventh inning, Hollowell finished the game, and Kinsley held the visitors at mercy with strong team support. Umpire Arthur Tuttle. Attendance 100.
Victorian Phaeton viewable at James Devane's. For sale or to let a seven room cottage on one acre in West Acton Mass in good repair with hen house and young apple trees. Alfred L. Brown West Acton Mass seeks buyers. Lovell Diamond Coaster Brake Bicycle $22, viewable at North Acton R R station via E C Cheney.
Miss Alice Monroe stayed in Acton last week and several neighbors were seen about town. Farms and sales are listed including the Albree cattle sale set for June 14 and estate auctions in East Acton on June 25 and June 28. Community activities include Ladies Aid, Center school children exhibition, and Children’s Day church services.
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