Marlboro Weekly Record Notice and Subscription Plans
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts Every Wednesday Evening by the overprice Company. Office 61 Main Street Marlboro Mass. Second class matter 1908 at the Post Office Marlboro. WALT MORSE President and Treasurer JOHN H. LAWTON Manager. Subscriptions listed with rates for six months and one year. Locations Maynard Concord Guilderfield Bedford referenced.
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Marlboro
Mass
Uterprice- Compan Wee
Mair Street
Marlboro, Mass
Pord
Agder
Walt Morse
waLtEne
John H. Law10
Bachelor’s Hall Presented by Senior Class in Monument Hall
The C H and seniors plan a April 24 performance of Bachelor’s Hall in Monument Hall with a cast including A Goodear Thomas Hollis Jr William Ryan and Miss Worth Fay Sellers is home from Quincy Mansion for Easter break Advertisements may be placed at H L Whitcomb’s in advance Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton and Store listings note various local postings.
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Bachelor's Hall
Monument Hall
C. H
A. Goodear
Thomas Hollis, Jr
William Ryan
H. L. Whitcomb
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Women’s Suffrage Talk in Concord by Miss Mills
Miss Mills and Miss Harriet Mills spoke at the Concord town hall on suffrage as a social instrument. They argued voting should include all qualified women and explained four citizenship qualifications educational, property, physical and moral. The discussion emphasized equal rights and social betterment, with attendees greeting the speakers and sharing conversation afterward.
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Bee Shaw
Mille
Town Hall
Miss Mills
Concord Candidates Face Eligibility Fix After Late Nomination
Citizens of Concord responded to a surprise discovery by Town Clerk Walter A. Carr that caucus elected candidates were ineligible for office due to a 12 day advance filing rule. A rush produced full nomination papers by 5 p.m. Thursday, with Erastus H. Smith named Town Clerk and other officers listed. The upcoming vote includes liquor license decisions and closes at 6 p.m. Monday.
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Goncord
Walter A. Carr
Concord
Erastus H. Smith
George W. Hunt
James Nagle
John M. Keyes
Alvah G. Wheeler
George G. Morrell
Chilton Cabot
Herbert W. Hoser
Ella R. Blood
Theo
Chamberlin
Thos. Shaughnessy
A. H. Newman
Richard Barrett
William Wheeler
Elmer E. , Shattuck
William Craig
Densmore B. Hosmer
Edward J. Lyons
John H. Loftus
Board of Health
J. M. Keyes
Municipal Light Board
Pliny Jewell
Massachusetts housing law defended by civic league leader
E T Hartman of the Mass Civic League explains how the housing bill seeks to light and properly size rooms, curb bad construction, and raise community health. He argues rents would rise only if landlords extract excess profits and cites three deckers as a concern for tax values and school costs.
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Mass
Civ
E. T. Har
Massachusetts
High School Pupils Cast Mikado for May First
The high school pupils under Robert N Hudspeth plan a May first Mikado operetta after successful concert work. The cast includes Sue Parker Pete Ging Ruth Allen Katisha Madeline Staples Ruth Grant Manks Alice Cornell Hardy Payson James Hayes Walter Wood Eric Judge. The students attended a recent Boston performance to earn "points."
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Robert N. Hudspeth
ESWM
Sue Parker
Pete
Isis
Ruth
Allen Katisha
Madeline Staples SA
Ruth Grant Manks
Alice Cornell
ENO Se Cieaeeee
Hardy Payson
James Hayes
Teak
Ois Ciesus
Walter Wood
Concert at M. E. Church Promises Winter Music Course
A high grace concert closes the winter lecture series at the M E Church with an evening program Saturday March 29 featuring several out of town artists. The mission subscription at Concord M E was collected on Easter Sunday, yielding a generous total near $200 for the year.
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Tereh
Concord M. FE
Fearful tale sparks Concord rally against Maynard bowling invaders
Town residents call for volunteers to “quell” Maynard bowling team amid alleged defeat threats. They urge an indignation meeting and united action as the chronicle of Wednesday night’s deadly deed is reviewed.
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Concord
Maynard
Boston
New
Finland
Advertised Letters List from Local Post Office
A long list of names appears as advertised letters awaiting pickup at the local post office. Names include Richard Barrow W J Barrows Lawrence Cook Robert Carnes J E Connors N Cotting Jos Clark AVm Fieming Garfield F C Huckins Fred Hill M Hurley C G Leonardo C H Lav ers E M Merrill Preston Pond Richard Shea Geo W Woodward Joachim Vincent Mrs M E B Butcher Mrs M Ella Bucher Mrs M M Clay Miss M C Greene Miss Marion Horne Miss Margaret Luscombe Mrs Irvine Miss Eva Morse Miss Alice McManus Miss Ada Nicolai Mrs C A Nichols Miss Elizabeth O'Brien Mrs John Olsen Mrs Geo Randall Mrs Katherine Ryan.
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Richard Barrow
W. J. Barrows
Lawrence Cook
Robert Carnes
J. E. Connors
N. Cotting
Jos. Clark
Avm
Fieming
Garfield
Fred Hill
M. Hurley
C. G. Leonardo
C. H. Lavers
E. M. Merrill
Preston Pond
Richard Shea
Geo. W. Woodward
Joachim Vincent
M. EB. Butcher
M. Ella Bucher
M. M. Clay
M. C. Greene
Marion Horne
Margaret, Luscombe
Irvine
Eva Morse
Alice McManus
Ada, Nicolai
C. A. Nichols
Elizabeth O’brien
John Olsen
Geo. Randall
Katherine Ryan
Fire threatens Concord School area buildings
On Wednesday afternoon at 2 50 a grass fire sparked by a passing engine on the B M road endangered a group of buildings formerly used by the Concord School. A shed and shingles burned and a board fence was damaged. Prompt fire department action prevented serious losses and about 30 dollars was the documented damage. Property owner R J Wis on is named.
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Concord
R. J. Wison
Concord Woman's Club forms Civic League plan
The Concord Mass Woman's Club votes to form a Civic League with representatives from churches and clubs to improve the town. A 11 member citizen committee will present the plan, promote playground use, and schedule four lectures yearly for teachers and mothers. A three person committee will discuss a curfew with town authorities and a lunch program for schoolchildren. Members to join with officers: Miss Helen A Legate, Mrs Robertson James, Mrs Samuel Hoar, Mrs Edwin L Drowne.
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Robertson James
Civics
Concord Mass
Woman’s Club
James
B. W. Brown
Woodward Hudson
L. Drowne
Holland
Legate
Helen A. Legate
Samuel Hoar
Votes for Women Meeting Postponed to Holy Week
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society, postponed from last week for Holy Week, will be held Thursday in the Trinitarian church parlor. Supper at 6:30 followed by an 8 o'clock play by local youths.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Soc
Trinitarian Church
Manse
China
Leslie Moore
G. A. Tewksbury
C. R. Borland
Concord Council
John McCluskey
Waltham
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Benjamin Clark Celebrates 87th Birthday Gathering
Benjamin Clark marked his 87th birthday on Monday with a large gathering at his Lexington Road home. The party honored his natal day on March 24, receiving many gifts including a purse of gold for Mr Clark.
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Benjamin Clark
Lexington Rd
Mr. Clark
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