Marlboro Enterprise Postal Rates Notice 1903
The Marlboro Enterprise announces mailing rates under the 1879 act. It lists subscription details and post office routing at Mount Marlboro, Massachusetts with prices for 3, 6, and 12 month periods and delivers to Maynard Concord Sudbury and other nearby towns.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mada. Marlboro
Mass
Mt Marlboro
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Redferd
Boston police cross state line in suspect custody dispute
A letter condemns four Boston officers who allegedly seized a prisoner in New Hampshire without extradition. It argues the action violated law and human rights, urging New Hampshire authorities to pursue proper steps to prevent state overreach.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Stieber
Gray
United States
New ‘Hampshire
Union Church Arnival Meeting Elects Stow Officers
At the annual Stow church meeting officers were elected including Moderator John G Peck Clerk Charles W Crandall Treasurer Margaret S Lewis and several committee members. The Sunday service times were set and routine duties assigned to Barclay B Robblee John K Rob treasurer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowweiss
John G Peck
Charles W Crandall
Margaret S Lewis
Ohn K Robblee
Leon A Wetherbee
Ar] Thompson
Frank
Pren
Yeateyee L
Nowlan
Barclay B
Ower
Mearet Priest
Ellen Drgauist
Jessie M Stant
Orge Smith
Hi ‘Oseph Dudley
John G . L A Wetherbee
K A Lucas
Ary Tatler
Robert Smith
Paster
Barclay B. Z
John K. Robtreasurer
Local Visitors Gather Amid Busy Weekend Across Town
A series of social visits and community notices fill a Vermont town page. Ben J. Petersen stayed at Stow Low, while Mr and Mrs SF Weber hosted Ernest Thomas's party in Lyndonville. Scoutmasters Council met at Allison P Smith’s home. weekly church and school events were announced, including a Lincoln Park service and upcoming Memorial Day planning. Samuel H. Perk attended the Eastern States Farmer’s Exchange Conference in Springfield, noting a $90,000 farmer refund.
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Ben J. Petersen
Stow Low
Sor
Jed Kitchell
Joe Leu
SF Weber
Lyndonville
Vermont
P R Crowell
Acton
Ernest Thomas
Thomas
John Thomas
Ernest Macker, Jr
Philip Wget
John Astwood
Scoutmasters Council
Maynard,Hudson
West Newton
Richard Huferty
New York
Roger Williams
Wakefield
Alfred V. Jules
293 Laurie
Carl Shumway
Lancaster
Laurie
Eugene B Lawrence
New London
Conn
Eugene B. Lawrence Jr
Maynard G
Allison Smith
Jessie Lewis
Newton ‘Highlands
Jessie Greene
Marion Marsh
Ace Mare
Stow Men’s Club Plans March Meeting and Play
Stow Men’s Club set for Saturday evening March 12 with Lucas and assistants leading the entertainment. The program features The Boomerang to be staged in the town hall by a cast of local talent and top attractions from the area.
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Stow
Lucas
Ril
Stow Union Church Notices for the Week
Sunday morning service at 10 46 with sermon by Rev Ivan 8 Nowlan. Sunday school at 12 O clock. Christian Endeavor Service at 6 30 Sunday evening. Sunday school teachers and officers meet Tuesday evening March 8 at the parsonage. Church night service Thursday at 7 30.
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Ivan
Nowlan
Christian Endeavor
Grange Chooses Community Service Plans
At Stow Grange meeting in the Town hall the Community Service Committee led by Frances Dexter and Lester Lund discussed plans. A public program titled Play at its rear ened will occur Tuesday evening March 16 with five vaudeville acts and a small entrance fee.
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Stow
Stow Grange
Community Service Committee
Frances “Dexter
Lester Lund
Scouts Honor Memory Of Late President William J Dickison
In a Se Air Mead ceremony a moment of silence honored the late president William J Dickison. Three new members joined Troop 16 and the group applied for a charter for their Scouts, led by George Dimond Bernar Webber.
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Air Mead
Willim J. Dickison
Elas Cat
Sudbury Parsonage History Urges Preservation
Dear Sir a Sudbury Center note recalls the Old Soring Parsonage built about 1730 as the first house in Sudbury Centre and a key site for early town governance and minister Israel Loring. The piece argues preservation against tearing down or selling the building, chronicling its historic role and notable residents. It also includes a public notice urging voters to support the Sudbury school appropriation of 26 500 with a call to defend teacher positions and school quality.
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Soring
Sudbury Center
Sudbury
Israel Loring
Lincoln Road
Everett Haynes
Loring
Elidha Wheeler
Concord
Old Sudbury Roads
Florence Hosmer
Asahel Wheeler
Lorimng
Thomas Plympton
Great and General Court
Peter Noyes
Serryant Simeon
Altho
Sai
Hudson Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Hudson Tuesday Club held its annual session on Greenwood Street with Mrs. Harriman Seardon presiding. Mrs. Fred Eb. Morris became president for the year. other officers include Mrs. William Tarbell as vice president, Miss Mildred Brig Ham as secretary and treasurer, with Mrs. Charles Houghton, Mrs. Grace Whittemore and Miss Ladie Welch as program committee members. A club history recounting its 1892 origins and evolution from Hudson Ladies Literary club was humorously presented by Mrs. Houghtom, noting its long community writing efforts and early start in Mudson.
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Grace Whittemore
Ladie
Welch
Charles
Houghtom
Hudson Ladies
Ee.venney
Stow Scouts Rallying at Framingham Event
Eleven Stow Cubs attended the Algonquin Council rally in Framingham on Friday and Saturday. They took third in the antelope race and won second in booth judging for a camp scene. Leaders included Rev. Ivan S. Nowlan, Leon A. Wetherbee, T. A. Addy, Rod Spears, and Lawrence of Milford.
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Stow
Algonquin Council of the
Boy Scouts
Framingham
Ivan S. Nowlan
Leon
Wetherbee
T. A. Addy
Stow Cubs
Cubs
Rod Spears
Boston Oil
Lawrence of
Milford
Medford
Hubbard
Widow Clara S Maynard Dies in Framingham Funeral
Mrs Clara S Maynard widow of Amory Maynard of 29 Elston Street Somerville died in Framingham Saturday. She was a descendant of Amory Maynard founder of the local industry and resided on Main Street Maynard. Surviving relatives include a niece Mrs C E B Chase and nephew Ralph Hastings of Framingham. Magdalene Chapter O E S attended the funeral at Plymouth Congregational Church Framingham with interment in Edgell Grove Cemetery.
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Maynard
Clara S. Maynard
Amory Maynard
Elston Street
Somerville
Shot City
Vara Sod Lech
Main Street
Amory
C. E. B. Chase
Ralph Hasting
Framingham
Magdalene
C. E
Plymouth Congregational Church
William A. Knight
Edgell Grove Cemetery
O. E
Lessie McGarry
Gilbert M. Hawkes
Bessie Richardson
Issac Binks
Olive Tress
P. H. DeLee
Hopkinton
Sudbury Notes Highlight Town Hall Events and Candidacy
Mrs Harlan H Rogers visited New York over the weekend as Sudbury hosted a large vaudeville show at Town Hall under the Men's Club. E Norman Bowrey announced March 15 as the annual Ladies Night. Memorial Congregational church Ladies Aid plans March 11 comedy Nothing but the Truth. Sudbury women joined Mrs Philip Burbank of Wayland for a bridge gathering including several named residents. Percival Jones announced his candidacy for the office of representative.
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Harlan H. Rogers
South Sudbury
New York
New Town Hall
E. Norman Bowrey
Town Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Memorial Congregational Church
Philip Burbank
Wayland
Sudbury
Ralph Stone
Gardner
Roole
Charles
H Way
George W Moree
Anna Buxton
Percival Jones
Repsor
Hard Weather Strains Westlis Apple State Community
A family letter from Olympia Washington describes severe cold and snow in the Sound area with northeast winds. A bank and a building and loan association failed two weeks ago, hurting the town. The writer fears the church may close due to unpaid taxes and local financial distress in the state's largest apple producing region.
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Actons
Olympia
Washington
Raat Sound
A. Building and Loan Association
Acton Athletic Club notes on recent sport and events
Acton was defeated in basketball by Azér 36 to 26 at Maynard on February 27. The second team lost 26 to 24 to Merry Widway. A West Acton game on March 5 is anticipated. Lack of a town ball-blan hampering practice noted. Entertainment Committee approves March whist series with South Acton Firemen in Exchange Hall on March 7, 14, 21, and 28 with $10 grand prize and proceeds split between firemen and the athletic association.
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Acton Athletic Club
Acton
allowk*Azér
Maynard
Merry Wideway
West Acton
South Acton Firemen
Exchange Hall
John Krikegaard Funeral Held at Bedford Church
Funeral services for John Krikegaard were held Friday afternoon at the Church of Christ in Bedford. The church was filled with friends honoring his life and many good deeds during his stay. Members of Anthony-Hunt-Hamilton Post 221, A L acted as pallbearers and Father Slee offered the rites.
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John. Krikegaard
Christ, Bedford
John
Arey
Frank Thompson
Krike
Krikegaard
Anthony-Hunt- Hamilton Post
A. L
Death of Herbert Fowler 78 Farmer of Maynard
Herbert Fowler of Elm Street died about 9 o clock after months of ill health. He was 78, born in Stow, son of Henry and unnamed mother, and the last of a family of five brothers and one sister. Survived by wife Ida and two children Grace Lambert and Ernest Cahoon. Funeral at home conducted by Rev Mathew Vance with hymns by Franklin Fields. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Community paid respects at the home.
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Herbert Fowler
Mr. Fowler
Stow
Henry Fowler
Maynard
Commonwealth
Fowler
Ida ‘Fowler
Grace Lambert
Ernest Cahoon
Neghbors
Mathew ,Vance
Union Congregational
Franklin’ Fields
Boston
Glenwood Cemetery
Maynard Stockholders to Meet for Dividend Discussion
The United Cooperative Society announces four percent dividends on trade for the past year. An English speaking stockholders meeting will be held Thursday night at the United Building to discuss the advantages of this condition.
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United Cooperative Society
The
United
United Building
Brotherhood supper and film show in Bedford parish
On Thursday evening the Brotherhood of Christ Church hosted a supper in the church parlor and screened motion pictures from the Canadian Northwest. Robert Garland of the Boston Herald Travel staff lectured with the films. Walter Hogarth returns home after a recent operation at Chelsea Hospital. Mothers' Club plans its next meeting March 3 at Mrs Alfred Stewart's Mapie Street home. A child study class met at Miss Martha Rich's center home last Thursday afternoon with another session set for March 8 at 3 PM in the school library. Mary Winchenbaugh, daughter of Mr and Mrs Merton Winchenbaugh of Hartford Street, was taken to Emerson Hospital Saturday for appendicitis surgery. Ernest Creed's small children on South Street are ill with mumps and confined to the house.
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Mary Winchenbaugh
Merton Winchenbaugh
Hartford Street
Emerson Hospital
Ernest Creed
South Street
Bedford Grange Meets on Washington Birthday Program
The regular meeting of Bedford Grange No. 283 P of H was held in the Grange hall. Catherine McGrath lectured and led a Washington's Birthday program. Mrs Blanche Laffin read a story The Story of Yankee Doodie. Leona Lydiard presented Washington, the Farmer. A one act play When Martha and George Returned was performed.
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Bedford Grange
Grange Hall
Catherine McGrath
Washington
Blanche Laffin
Leona Lydiard
Martha
George
West Acton Community Notes and Local Changes
West Acton reports a delighted evening at the Town House dedication in Sudbury Fe 22. W. B. Holt closes his shop on Massachusetts plans a new shop residence and continues his business. Howard Tracy announces the birth of a second son at Emerson hog. South Universalist church sets March 7 30 p.m. Lent talk by Rev Wilburn B from Stow Unitarian. Dorothy Braman to speak during Lent with further services planned. Military whist at the club on Monday with Kins Lancoe Laffin and Clarke as prize winners. final score 97.
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Gerdla
Charles ‘Tate
Town House
Sudbury Fe
W. B. Holt
Massachusetts
Howard Tracy
Emerson Hog
South Universalist Church
Ann
Wilburn B
Stow Unitarian Church
Dorothy Braman
Kins
Lancoe
Laffin
Clarke
Aren't We Comedy Farce Rehearsal Under Way
Rehearsals for the comedy farce Aren't We are underway in West Acton for a show to be presented on Friday March 10 at the West Acton Woman's House under the Neighborhood Club auspices.
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West Acton
West Acton Woman’s House
Neighborhood Club
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Madelon Burbeck
Violet DeSalle
Ruth Huntington
Stephen Leavitt
Wilburn Miller
Geoffrey Rawson
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Robert Derby
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Richard Kelsey
Justin Rawson
Walter Stanton
Lucy Fletcher
P W. Packard
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Louise Spencer
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