Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates and Publisher Information
The Marlboro Enterprise announces publication details and advertising rates. It lists the staff including Walter B. Morse president Walter P. Frye treasurer and WM. D. McPherson manager. Subscriptions cost 1 dollar per year with various pricing for shorter periods. The office is 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts.
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the Enterprise Company
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
WM. D. McPherson
Local notes from South Acton June 16 1909
A collection of community items from South Acton covers visits, travels, illnesses, and school closings. Names include Griswold Leavitte Hosmer Chandler Connor Willard and others with talks of piano stools sales trips to Maine Vermont and Vermont towns. A lawn social concert and a Japanese night program are announced.
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King's Daughters
School St
Maynard Brass Band
Benedicts Rally Past Rubbers In Tight Rubber Game
On Saturday the Married and Single Men tied the series as Benedicts edged Rubbers 13 to 11. Merriam pitched well and Willis provided strong batting support for Benedicts in a lively rubber match. The rubber game and rubber date indicate a planned rematch.
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Merriam
Willis
Benedicts
Po Tuttle
Barker
Merriam P
Willard
F. Piper
Witherbee
Baird
Sweetssee
L. Piper
Gilbert
Jones
Kimball
M .Im
S. M
Cavanaugh
Seth Reed
Children Day Observed At Universalist Church
Bright and engaging Children’s Day program planned at the Universalist church with recitations songs and choruses led by the three youngest Sunday school classes. Mr Lowden to sing What Shall I Render. Several children to be christened. J P Fletcher injured by a plank in the lumber yard but is expected to recover fully.
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Universalist
Lowden
Ira D. Wilson
J. P. Fletcher
Maynard G. S. Triumphs Over South Acton G S in Low-Scoring Pitcher Duel
In a two game set, Maynard G. S. beat South Acton G. S. 18 to 11 to win the opener, and on Monday June 14 the teams played a tight 5 to 3 pitcher’s battle with Hayes besting Loufalo.
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Maynard G. S
South Acton G. S
Hayes
Loufalo
Acton G. S
Lesage
Prescott
C. Parker
Reed
Lawrence
Cahill
Maynard
Lousale
Parker
S. A. Hayes
South Acton
Picnic Trip Ticket Offer for Park Visit
Tickets include round trip from Maynard and park admission for 35 cents. A special car will transport picnic-goers.
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Maynard
Local Notices From Acton and Surrounds
Sunday visits and travels of residents including Harold Knowlton, E C Stevens and wife, Mrs Geo Holton, and Miss Harrington. Movements include a trip to Maine, a circus trip to Fitchburg, summer plans for the Knowltons, and attendance at memorial services led by Rev D W Lovett. Graves decorated at Acton and nearby cemeteries with large lodge participation.
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Harold
Helen Knowlton
Lowell
Guy Huntoon
E. C. Stevens
F. H. Stevens
Geo. B. Holton
Northampton
Ralph E. Baker
Maine
Acton Freshmen Rally To Beat Maynard In Two Extra Innings
Acton freshmen trailed Maynard 11 to 3 after eight innings but scored 10 runs in the last two frames to win on Blanchard’s grounds. C Downie and brother pitched for Maynard, while Kinsley Hollowell and Higgins starred for Acton in a high school baseball tiff.
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Maynard
Acton High
Blanchard
Acton
Cc. Downie
Barber
Mill Town
C. Downie
Higgins
Reinville
Kinsley
Hollowell
Russell
Gates
For Sale in West Acton Low Down Victoria Phæton
For sale a low down Victoria phaeton for elderly people with riding saddle and bridle. May be seen at James Levane's paint shop. Also wanted a good second hand hay wagon for farm use. Address J. Withrow, West Acton.
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Victoria Phaeton
James Levane
J. Withrow
West Acton
Women’s Christian Temperance unite for Acton picnic
The Womens Christian Temperance unions of Acton Centre West Acton South Acton and Maynard plan a picnic at Lexington Park on Tuesday June 22.
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Womens’ Christian Temperance Unions
Acton Centre
West Acton
South Acton
Maynard
Lexington Park
Acton Centre News Roundup of Local Events and Notices
Sunday visits and services mark a quiet period in Acton Centre. Harold Phalen returns from Tufts for summer break. a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fobes. school work exhibition scheduled Friday. A new White Star ship carries nine aboard for Monument. June 22 picnic at Lexington Park with special round trip rates. Mrs. Horace Tuttle attended a Lowell recital. Miss Ellen M Stone lectures in South Acton on abduction and Turkey. Children’s night planned at the Grange with a rose entertainment. Graduations and concerts praised as evidence of effort and study.
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Old New England
Mie Griswold
Fitchburg
A. Glassey
Clarence Hall
Acton Sr
Palmyra
The
Union Church
Robert Randall
Electric Road
W. C. T. U. Union
Lexington Park
South_Acton
Maynard
South Acton
John Edwards
F. P. Wood
South Royalst
Harold Phalen
Tufts
Edward Fobes
Helen Saunders
Lowell
Moses Taylor
Center
George Dusseault
Daugh
Dorothy
Grace Holden
Qld Orchard
Horace Tuttle
Helen Taylor
Elizabeth Tuttle
Grange
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Luther Conant Jr Wins Deputy Commissioner Post
ACTON residents and Luther Conant Jr supporters celebrate his Senate confirmed appointment by President Taft as Deputy Commissioner of Corporations in Washington. He left Financial Editor role in New York to join the bureau years ago and is praised for faithful, proficient work earning national friends.
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Luther Conant, Jr
Pres. Taft
Senate
Dana Durrand
Conant
New York
Bureau of Corporations
Washington
United States
Obituary of Silas Conant of Acton and Leominster
Silas Conant died at his son George Conant’s home in Leominster Friday morning. Born in Acton about 84 years ago he lived there until his wife’s death two years ago then moved to Leominster to live with his eldest son. After 82 years in Acton he led a quiet home life and bore illness with notable patience. He was held in esteem by Acton townspeople. Funeral service was held Sunday at his son’s home in Leominster with interment at Woodlawn. Survived by two sons and five grandchildren.
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Ella O. Connor
Eugene Greenie
Peterboro
N. H
S. J. Willis
MacKinnon
Waltham
Graham Greenough
Will Rowitzer
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Claud Cochran
Maine
Vermont
Chas. Ford
Forest Grover
Westboro
Keyes
Frank Stiles
George Braman
Reformatory
Silas Conant
George Conant
Leominster
Mr. Conant
Acton
High Son’s
Woodlawn
Grange Meeting Hosts Prof Brooks Talk on Station Work
The Grange held its regular meeting on Tuesday evening June 8 with a talk by Prof William P Brooks director of Massachusetts Agricultural College experiment station. His presentation on station work captivated attendees. June 22 is children’s night with a student entertainment and free ice cream for all under fourteen years.
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Grange
Lincoln to Host Wakefield In State Showdown
On June 19 Lincoln will host Wakefield, one of the strongest state teams, coming off a win over Salem. The switch from the previously scheduled game places Wakefield in Lincoln for a key regional clash.
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Lincoln
Wakefield
Salem
Baseball Test Between Blodgett and Mansfield Impresses Crowd
A Saturday exhibition pitted Blodgett's diamond stars against the Lowney Mansfield squad before a large audience. Hodge held the visitors to scattered hits while Lincoln rallied to tie in the sixth. Mansfield pulled ahead in the seventh and maintained the lead. Davy Ingalls Lindberg and McKenna starred for Lincoln, while Bobby Dresser pitched for Mansfield. The game showcased two strong clubs and enthusiastic fans.
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Blodgett
Lowney-Mansfield
Mansfield
Lincoln
Hodge
Davy Ingalls
Jim Varley
Hans Wagner
James
Lindberg
McKenna
Bobby Dresser
Bobby
Barnes
Fettle
Quinn
Enterprise
C. Barnég
Howland
Dresser
Cassidy
Dwyer
McRae
Topham
W. Barnes
Ingalls
Varley
McKenna Ib
Cambria
Dupuis
Hicks Rf
Perkins
Bond Rf
Lowney-Man
W.barnes
Cc. Barnes
Strout
Smith
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CHE Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Main Street
Marlboro, Maes
Hthel Griswold
Connecticut
Len Leavitte
Richardson's Crossing
Mrs
Lucius Hosmer
Bila Hosmer
Louise Joe
Concord
Glines
Winnifred Chandler
R. A
Kenna of
Congregational Church
Tei Ninomiya
Tokio
Japan
Smith College
Po Hayward
G. Davidson
C. Davidson
Kimball of Cavanaugh
Woman's Relief Corps
L. S
West
Miss Harrington
Joseph Furbush
Hall Bros
Johns. H. Holton
D. W. Lovett
Newton Theological Seminary
Newton
Emma Evans
A. H. Knowlton
Evans
Charlie Knowlton
Buffalo
N. Y
Knowlton
Europe
Acton Lodge
Winona Rebekah Lodge
Brotherhood
Rebekah Lodge
Boxhoro
Littleton
Gec. C. Wright
George C. Wright
Adams Sq
Boston
Corey Hill
Wright
Acton Grange
Millis—Phe
Herman’ Shoe Co
Cafe
Wilson
Princeton
Harvard
Wilkins
A. T. Haynes & CO
Maynard, Ass
Sherwood
Creighton
Shoe -Emporium Main Street
Cluett Stratford
Monarch
Finney & Hoi
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