The Enterprise Ponitimey at Manceono Farmar Mons
Ines nun reads currency and subscription rates with terms in advance. The notice lists multiple towns in Worcester County and principal offices in Marlboro Maynard Hudson and related locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise Ponitimey At
Manceono Farmar Mons. Ines
ADSON
Marlboro
Maynard
Meter Sudbury
Tow
Iniasks County
Northboro
Southboro
Berlin
Worcester County
Chase's Blok
Wood ‘Squate
Main At
Maynard's
Main St
Column notices and rate card details from 1910 issue
Readable fragment describes a column heading rate card at 25 cents per line and ten cents per line for notices. Mentions multiple rate levels and a layout including a lead column, with references to annual Wr year and cost structure for notices.
Office correspondence and news items sought
The notice requests prompt attention to any matters connected with the office and expresses gratitude for news items received.
Maynard News Highlights Local Events And Notices
Maynard items report Mizpah Lodge initiations, Novelty Tea events, and Maynard Minstrels at Music Hall. Notices include a funeral for Mrs Dennis Long, temperance drama The Flowing Bowl, and a railroad settlement offer dispute over the Livermore accident. Also covered are Odd Fellows presentations, a Magdalene Chapter anniversary, local bicycle agency news, and a professional associates tribute to Dr. A C Livermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Lodge
Daughters of
Rebekah
King’s Sons and Daughters
Maynard Novelty Minstrels
Music Hall
Dennis Long
The
Good Templars
Co-operative Hall
Kings’ Sons and Daughters
Livermore
Powder Mills
E. 8
Maynard Local Shop Notices and Community Bits
Maynard residents read about millinery arrivals at Miss Deane’s and P J Sullivan’s spring stock, local flour prices, and weekly bargains at the Co operative Dry Goods Store. TheSouth Acton brief covers school terms, society meetings, milk prices, a whist party, a dry goods peddler issue, and local social notes including visits and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Deane
P. J. Sullivan
Syie
Co-operative
Columbia
Como
St. Louis
Haynes Bros
Co-operative Dry Goods
Deane
Maynard
C. D. Holmes
Rev Stearns resigns. services, deaths, & town events noted
Acton Centre reports Rev. Geo W Stearns resigns after nearly four years with his farewell sermon on Sunday March 15. Funeral of John Blood with G A R honors. Community events include a Village Improvement Society banquet, Easter services at Trinity church, and a new Hutching organ for Trinity. Also notes temperance union meeting, local obituaries, and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Tut Ue
First Universalist Society
F. D. Barker
Cincinnati
Ohio
Geo. Vorster
Chateaugay
New York State
Ford
West Act
Geo. C. Wright
E. Jones
C. G. Turner
Rich of
Maynard
Grostein
Martha Pratt
South Acton
Baldwin
Wood
al Robbins
R. C. Wright
Luke Smith
Geo. W. Stearns
Stearns
H. J. Richardson
Lincoln
Dodge
West Acton
Joseph Hammond
Carlisle
John Blood
Dr. Knowlton
Blood
Isaac Davis
Village Improvement Society
Miss Rodgers
Concord
Florence Flege
Etx
Concord Lyceum
Prescott Keyes
H. L. Whitcomb
T. W. Surette
H. D.coolidge
W. H. Brown
Episcopal Society
Trinity Church
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Daughters Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness after the death of our daughter. Mr and Mrs Moyninan. Maynard, March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. W. Oliver
A. C. Livermore
Mily
Mrs
Moyninan
Maynard
Sons of the American Revolution Meet at Bunker Hill
The third annual meeting will be held April 20 1891 on the historic battlefield of Bunker Hill. Proceedings start at 9 30 a m at the Waverly House Charlestown, then an 10 80 service at the monument, with streetcar trips to Somerville and other historic Boston area spots before returning for dinner. Members are invited to join on the same terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Quincy
Middlesex Northwest Temperance Union
Concord
P. J.sheehhan
Concord Marble and Granite Works
Patrick Murphy
Aberdeen
Scotland
James Wright
Bedford Street
T. Quincy Browne
Boston
London
Herbert Browne
Carrie Wheildon
New York
City of New York
Mr. Browne
Battle Field
Bunker Hill
Waverly House
Charlestown Square
Monument Grounds
Somerville
Massachusetts
Soap and chrome in a housekeeper's economy plan
A weary housekeeper complains about chrome tied to overpriced soap and vows to separate her art from bath items. She opts for Brussels soap as a cheaper, simpler alternative, stocking up to simplify purchases and save money.
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Brussels
AUL items of sits for the Enterprise left
Aul items of sits for the Enterprise left with A. A. Wheeler. The article notes subscriptions are gratefully received and attended to.
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A. A. Wheeler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee
H. Naylor
Naylor
Oki
Annie Swallow
Newton Lower Falls
Nancy Maraden
J. P. Sullivan
Mr. Crowley
Sullivan
D. A. Brewer
James Haire
Pope Manufacturing Co
Gendron Wheel Co
Toledo
Currie
George Hartman
Phila May
Miss May
Mr. Miller
Miss Stanley
Odd Fellows
Ball
Warnerville
G. W. Nason
John Pratt Alcott
West End
Chas. L. Hutchins
West
Gentleman’s
Wm. L. Eaton
Elm Street
Louise P. Richardson
Marion Keyes
Mrs. D. C. Frénch
Acton Centre
Luella Smith
Brayley
Chas. E. Brown
Chas. T. Jackson
Lidian E. Jackson
Chester
Penn
Charles W. Prescott
New England Farmer
Ina Clark
Concord Woman’s Suffrage League
Monument Street
Alice B. Linder
Unitarian Church
Mary Wheeler
Fitchburg
Concord Choral Club
Priscilla
Hartford
Carter
Orchestra of
W. R. Breed
Chas
H. Towle
Mise C. L. Crowell
A. W. Berg Kvrie
Eleison
Apel
Fanny Ames
Miss Ames
Brigham
Proctor
Come
G. B. Clark
Chicago
Corporal Smith
Tolmas
South Armory
F. A. Briggs
Bordman
Alexander Young
Boston Post
Taverner
New England
Massachusetts General Hospital
Beat
Concord River
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Lowell
G. A. Shattuck
Acton
Cutter
Lieutenant Cook
Grimes
Col. Barrett
Russell
Brackett
Ames
Globe
Dan
Sons of the American Revolution
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