Varied 1895 Globe and legislature items from The Enterprise
Dispatches from Richmond and Boston papers color reports as March events unfold. The State highway commission, Acton patriot celebration plans, licensure recounts in Pepperell, and comments on Mary Ellen Lease’s mayoral prospects in Wichita frame this compact update.
Optimus press to boost quality and speed at Enterprise Printing
The Enterprise Printing company orders an Optimus 2 revolution 4 roller press now being built in New London Connecticut and due May 1. The firm aims to surpass rivals with finest book and job work and to offer low prices and swift service on posters flyers and tickets while expanding its Middlesex and Worcester county patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Printing Company
Optimus
Babcock Printing Co
New London
Conn
Middlesex
Worcester
Notice for timely AU publication and article submission
AU matter must reach the office of publication by Tuesday night to appear in the current week's issue. Early receipt prevents condensation or delay of articles. News and advertising matter and subscriptions may be left with T. F. Newton.
Acton Town Meeting and Community Notices
Acton town meeting next Monday at 10 a.m. with voters urged to attend and water as a watchword. Union temperance meetings planned Sunday in three villages West Acton South Acton and Acton Centre. Social events include church suppers and an Acton Cycle Club banquet with speeches and toasts. John Ryan alleged insanity case, and local church notes cover services and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Mr. Blackford
Shirley
H. W. Smith
Acton
Dan Molain
Molain
Christian Endeavor
Richardson
Union Temperance
Universalist Church
West Acton
Baptist
Messrs. Copping
Clark
Buxton
South Acton
Messrs
Lindh
Wood
Copping
Mr. Nash
Smith
Geo. Worster
Acton Cycle Club
N. J. Cole
Geo. W.worster
Empire Drill marks lively Young Day event at Concord Junction
An Empire Drill feature delighted the audience with new commands performed by the Young Society drillers. The program included Joan of Arc and The Mistletoe Bough tableaux followed by a graceful minuet. A social dance ended the evening as performers wore white uniforms and peaceful shepherd crook props. Church notes and locals mention sermons, social events, and village notices.
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Joan of Arc
Concord Junction
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
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C. A. Hosmer
Duffy
Frank Hapgood
Cliff Allen
Pigeaters
L. A. Jones
W. R.buxton
H. W.smith
Cole’s
N. J. Cole’s
Sarah Derby
Chelmsford
J. W. Ford
Fall River
W. W. Curtin Jr
James Smith
Nashua
Reformatory
William Parker
Cemetary
John Roberts
R. H. Hatch
Barrett's Mill Road
Regent Roberts
Cambridge
Concord Council
Royal Arcanum
Farnsworth
Leominster
York
Corinthian Lodge
Maple House
R. W. Browning
T. Hirotsu
Japan
Herbert Slade
California City
Herbert Greene
Empire Drill
E. G. Stoddard
Buttrick
LN. Fowler & Co
Tuttle
Maynard
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Harry W. Sawyer
Alice Mead
Concord
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Mt. Auburn
Frederick Holland
Panier
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Ee Dyall
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Segs St
C. D. Holmes
Wis
E'Ridayy
Aristo
Mr. Holmes
Clinton
New England
HUB Plumbing, Heating and Stove CO
O'Toole Bros., Managers
Walnut St
Clinton,Mass
Vermont
Waltham
Canada
Vermont Express
Red Wilkes
George Wilkes
Jennie
Wakefield Patchen
P.o.box
Mass
Ww. A. White
Louisa
Hurd Late
Detroit
Michigan
William F. Hurd
Joan C. Hunn
Prescott Keyes
Tremont Street
Walter B. Currier
D. M.D
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D. D.S
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