Marlboro Enterprise subscription rates and staff list
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts Every Wednesday Evening by the Enterprise Company Office 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts Entered as second class mail August 5 1905 at the Post Office Marlboro Massachusetts Walter B Mars President Walter P Frye Treasurer Jund H Lawton Manager Subscription rates listed Sixteen months 360 including advance One year 1 00 Three months 25 cents Outlying towns Concord Sudbury and area served with various rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Company
I Marlboro
Walter B. Mars
Walter P. Frye
H. Lawton
Fast Disappearing Town Traditions and Brewing Shifts
A New York Sun writer noted Concords tradition of visiting Lincoln for its water and Maynard for liquor ruin, but Concord switched to Acton for water and Bedford voted to open bars. The piece laments the loss of old ties and wonders how Bedford will replace Maynard if licensing ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Concord
Lincoln
Maynard
Acton
Bedford
Concord M. E. Church Hosts Final Social Session
The last social Sunday afternoon meeting of the season gathered many youths at Concord M E Church despite a blizzard. Rev Loren B Macdonald of First Parish spoke on Emerson and Miss Roberson of Boston sang. An illustrated talk on The Geological Period followed. Annie Johnson underwent tonsil surgery at Deaconess Hospital with Dr Drowne in attendance.
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Concord M. E
Loren B. Macdonald
First Pariah Church
Emerson
Robertson
Boston
Annie Johnson
Friasi
Drowne
Lost and Advertised Notices From Concord 1913
Advertisements warn about 0% rates and unpaid book notices from the Middlesex Institution for Savings. Entries mention book numbers 26392 and 21533 with payments halted, plus notices from E Brown treasurer, Concord dates in February and March 1913. Also brief housing and land notices and a stray rent listing for 125 acre farm on Law?el.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Brown
Concord
Mass
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Treas
Mch
Local notes from Concord and surrounding towns
A collage of town items reports residents’ activities from Concord and nearby mills. It notes vacations, staffing changes, moves, a hospital appendicitis, sermons, lectures, and a school debate on compulsory military service among high school pupils.
Why Concord Should Accept the Tenement House Act for Towns
Elmer Forbes argues Concord should adopt the Tenement House Act to guide future growth and curb speculative builders. The article notes the act is non mandatory and already adopted by five towns, with discussions in nearby communities, and warns that inaction could harm tenants and town development.
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Concord
Elmer
Forbes
Housing Commission
Mass. Civic League
Goncord
Commonwealth
Belmont
Winthrop
Watertown
Arlington
Weymouth
Weston
Lexington
Boston
Folk Dance Class At Local High School Attracts Enthusiasm
About 25 young ladies and two men attend a weekly folk dancing class led by Miss Emma Clahane. Sessions meet in Eaton hall on afternoons with strong interest from pupils and a small hall rental covered by private subscriptions.
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Emma Clahane
Eaton Hall
Everybody Invited Lecture on Playground Movement
The town hall hosts a Thursday evening lecture to inform the public about the playground question. Boston’s Thomas Curley, for the Mass Civic League, shares four years of field experience across cities and towns. Concord has begun a small scale playground effort and aims to expand.
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Thomas Curley
Boston
Mass. Civic League
Concord
Tea Given Miss Wilson at How ResidenceMississippi
Miss Sophia Wilson guest of honor at an informal reception and tea hosted by Mrs. Walter N. Howe at the How residence on Hubbard Street. About 60 guests attended from 4 to 6 with jonquil decorations and red accents in the dining room.
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Sophia Wilson
Nathaniel P. Howe
Mr. How
Walter N. Howe
How
Hubbard St
Mrs. How
Miss Wilson
Philip Davis
Charles Tolman
Sarah A
Concord
Curley
Town Hall
Elsie Lowden
E. A. Buck
Prospects of New Armory in Concord Grow Bright
Senator McCarthy Rep Eaton and Rep Coughlan push bill for a Concord armory as military affairs committee favors a favorable report. The bill awaits Ways and Means action with Concord and Co I strong supporters backing the effort to secure a new armory for the town.
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Co. I
Mittee
Moisly
Ways and Means
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
McCarthy
Senate
Rep
Eaton
House
Concord
Social Militia
Boston
Noddle Island
Consord
Rep. Eaton
A. J. Coughlan
Maynard
Suffragist Dr Shaw Draws New York Audience
Dr Anna Howard Shaw spoke to New York society women at a Fifth Avenue home and addressed East Side tenement house women noting concerns over uneducated voters. She is to speak in Concord March 20 under the Concord Equal Suffrage League. College men at NYU warmly welcomed her on another occasion.
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Gertrude .Muirhead
Thomas Todd
Main St
Richard Y. Young
Newton
Trinity Church
W. H
Holy Trinity Church
Get Together Club
David K. iWaleh
Union
Fey “Mir
Coan
Atghadh
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Washington
California
Kansas
Arizona
Oregon
Massachusetts
Ohio
Minnesota
New York
Tennessee
Texas
North Carolina
New England
United States
Arthur Goodell
William Varley
Wil Ghilton
Pierce
Concord Progressives
Frank Pierce
Concord
Allen Brown
L. N. Fowler
Progressive Party
Equal Suffrage Movement
Progressive
Charles 8. Bird
Fosse
Progressi
Mr. Bird
Anna Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
National Woman Suffrage Association
Concord Town Hall
Concord Equal Suffrage League
Fifth
East Side
Dr. Shaw
Fifth Ave
Town Hall
New York University
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Mair. Street
Marlboro, Mass
Neee
Sudbury
H. L. Whitsomb
Gonford
Littleton
Becford Acton
Conyers
Lawel
Ee Torent
Chamberlin
Whoteswagn
B. A. Buch
B. W. Brown
Brown
T. Mason
John
M. Railroad
Walden St
Harry Paysém
Elmer T. Forbes
Progressives
Miss. Wilson
NEW Armory
Senator McCarthy
Coughlan
The
Colonial Inn
Frederick Sutter
Barnard Hurseries
Rasonable
Ricks
Hie
M. Prat
DR. C. & Towne
Page & Shaw's
H. S
Richardson
Ben J. F. Murray, M.D
Main Street
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Gertrude M. Casey
Planoforte
Nason St
Chas. S. Speacer
M. D
Richardson’s
J. C. Friend
Philip T. Flavin
Corcesa Mass
J. W. Raymond
Southern Division
Poultry Regulator Arena
W. Brown
W. A. Haynes CO
Bedford Coal & Grain Co
C. H. Mead & GO
W. Acton
Elsie Rose
Raymond Lowden
Hunt
Wwe
Bos
Ptness
Stevens Commonwealth Ave
John M. Keyes & Co
Concord Junction
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