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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
8
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The notice lists office addresses at 151 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts and names Walter B Morse president Walter P Frye treasurer and WM D McPherson manager with Congress date March 3 1819. It includes subscription rates three years per 8 Corin ee three cents sixty cents three months twenty five cents and advertising rates per inch per week with special yearly rates and local column notices in Nec a per insertion.
Mrs Pratt returns from California after years abroad and Rev Adams fills local pulpit in Concord Junction. An eight child L T L contest is set for Congregational church Tuesday May 24. Brayman leaves the grist mill after term. Roy Center visits from New York with Dan. Universalist Ladies Social circle meets at Mrs Pairbanks Thursday afternoon. A feature on Miss Corinne Shattuck as missionary is noted in Sunday Post. South Acton Marlboro schoolhouse hosts a gold locket prize with owner reward offered.
Loraine Miller spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Dexter Spinney’s sisters visited. Dennison Freeman was home for the weekend. Mrs. Butterfield of Dunsta ble visited her daughter. C. B. Robbins will reopen the Inn next Saturday. Julia Shugrue came from Lawrence to see Mrs. Carty. New semaphore signals planned for North Acton stations. Lake Nagog rules now cover nearly all water use. Grangers attended Middlesex Central Pomona Grange in Waltham on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Lena Stanley spends Sunday at home in Acton Centre. Will Edwards visits from South Framingham. The Arc club debuts Thursday with a social bar and 250 invitations. Grange meets this Tuesday with first and second degrees. Auctions by Otis H. Forbush listed for May 20 1910 at 9 30 am offering 195 fall cows and farm stock from South Lincoln Dairy and Geo M Pitts farm. Household goods auction May 27 at 1 pm on Homestead Street Blanchard Ave.
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