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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1909
Page
8
Notice from The Marlboro Enterprise outlining subscription rates and office address. Specifies second class matter status and mailing details, with rates 81 cents yearly, three cents for a single copy, six months 50 cents, three months 25 cents, all in advance.
Rates listed for one inch ads at one week 75 cents with 26 cents for each additional inch. Special rates offered for yearly advertisers. Business notices in local columns priced at 20 cents per line.
South Acton notes Hearth is confined with a large abscess. On Monday April 5 the N B O P will hold a box social in Exchange hall. Each lady should bring a fancy lunch for two. The prettiest box will win a prize. There will be games and music. All are invited.
Flagg of Worcester visited his sister Mrs J C Keyes last week The Ladies Aid society plans a meeting with Mrs E C Hayes Thursday afternoon About 175 sat down to the town meeting dinner on Monday Mr and Mrs E C Stanley had it in charge with Grange members serving an excellent dinner It is pretty safe to say extensively advertised goods have merit Hon Elijah A Morse Rising Sur Stove Polish.
Local items include Mrs. Case's address in Fall River, Dr F B Percy visiting Brookline, amid various illnesses. Notes cover residents in Salem and Dodge, real estate transfers, and a souvenir ad from A T Haynes Co. plus temperance talk and church society meetings.
Acton voters defeated the liquor license measure with scores 170 for Yes and 238 for No. The text lists town officers and vacancies including James B. Tuttle, Asaph Merriam, and Lucius A. Hesselton among others, and notes a strong church appeal to suppress liquor traffic. J. H. Hill, father of Mrs. Sprayer, returned from Carney hospital after a long stay and serious operation, with recovery hindered by age.
Harriman was in town this week. Wm Boyd came from Lowell to vote. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Richardson of South Framingham spent Monday here. Mrs J C Monroe has a new garage. Robert Wayne is doing the work. Emerick Gates and son visited Cochituate. Acton Grange members attended Pomona in Concord. Harold Phalen sang with the Tufts Glee Club in nearby cities to an audience of 1100 in Boston. Prof Lovett to host apron and necktie party in the town hall. postponed from last Thursday due to rain. Mrs Howland is state organizer W.
Egg sale details list Barred Rocks White Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Brown Leghorns with prices 15 for 75 cents or 4 dollars per 100. Produced by J E Durkee Acton Centre.
Miss Sarah Sauldwin recovers from illness. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George E Wilkins on Thursday. Many students out of school with whooping cough. Miss Annie M Hanson ill with pneumonia. Dr Hamblin attending her. Mrs James W Long returns from Mass General after appendicitis operation. Mr and Mrs Lang Camberlin returned from Canada to attend her father’s funeral. P Lorillard quote urging persistent effort for advertising success.
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