Marlboro Enterprise rates and publication details
Published every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company under M. F. Wilder as manager. Entered as second class matter at Marlboro Massachusetts. Subscriptions one year nine one dollars. Single copies three cents. Office at 161 Main Street Marlboro. Rates for advertising inches per week with additional charges and yearly discounts.
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The
Enterprise Company
M. F. Wilder
Marlboro
Mass
Congress
Richard P Horr A Longtime Sudbury Citizen Dies
Sudbury's Richard P Horr long served in town offices and was a well read man. He passed away after a brief illness, ending a life marked by civic involvement and a love of flowers and fruit. Neighbors remember his pleasant manner and generosity in sharing information.
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Sudbury
Horr
Sudbury Couple Wed at Bride’s Home in Methodist Ceremony
William R. Aspway of Sudbury and Susie M. Boyden were married at the bride’s home last Thursday evening. The ceremony was performed by a Methodist Episcopal clergyman. The groom works as a locomotive fireman for the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.
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William R. Aspway
Sudbury
Susie M. Boyden
N. Y
Sudbury Mourns Its Oldest Resident Lydia Bacon Dies
The town records the death of Sudbury's oldest resident, a born in Ireland in 1799, who lived in Sudbury since age 18. Grandchildren William and Catherine Cain survive. Lydia Bacon is noted among century mark deaths in Sudbury.
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Sudbury
William
Catherine Cain
Kildare
Ireland
Lydia Bacon
Parsonage Society to Host Evening Cantata in Worcester
Mr and Mrs Francis O Neil and Mr and Mrs Moran of Worcester with Miss Mary Moran of West Boylston visit Mr and Mrs James Moran on Main Street for an evening concert. The Parsonage society will sponsor a sale during the event featuring music by Lyty, Sa cantata by young people and the choir.
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Francis O'Neil
Thomas Moran
Worcester
Mary Moran
West Boylston
James Moran
Main St
Maynard Local at Centre House
Maynard locals gather at Centre House for a community meeting led by W. A. Anpergreen to discuss neighborhood concerns and upcoming events.
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Centre House
W. A. Anpergreen
Japanese naval move rumors spark Vladivostok debate
London reports say Japan may have destroyed or captured the Vladivostok squadron, allowing Tokyo to move armies with ease. Marquis Ito’s Korea mission seen as a major signal, implying protection and strategic aims for Korea and possible future policy guidance.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Tokio
Cabling
Vladivostok
Alexieff
Port Arthur
Far East
Japan
Harbin
Manchuria
Marquis Ito
Korea
Shanghai
Mukden
New Chwang
Daily Express
Kaiping
Liao Yang
Che Foo
Yin Kow
Feng Hoang Cheng
Wiju
Osaka
Ito
Elest
Local notices from Marlboro residents report illnesses moves and visits
Marlboro residents are listed with illnesses such as grip and general ill health. Others are noted as moving into new homes and visiting relatives in nearby towns. Several people are mentioned at local businesses and social events, with names and streets given.
Local Notes and Corrections from Sunday Headlines
Granville Wheeler visited his parents while William Morton remains seriously ill at his School street home. Several residents suffer minor injuries from ice and mach ine accidents. A California death notice for Warren Brigham was corrected to state he was 63. Paddy Blake defeated Dan Hastings in a one roller skating race Saturday night.
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Agnes Crossman
Worcester
Frank English
Brett Factory
John C. Manning
Waltham
Annie Felton
Leslie Dawes
Warren Brigham
California
Paddy Blake
Dan Hastings
South Framingham
Blake
Hastings
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