Marlboro Enterprise advertising rates and office details
The Marlboro Enterprise lists advertising rates of 76 cents per inch for one week with 26 cents for each additional inch. It notes special rates for yearly advertisers and provides office address at 181 Main Street. The paper is published every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company with officers Walter B. Morse president, Walter P. Frye treasurer, and Wm. D. McPherson manager.
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The
Enterprise Company
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
WM. D. McPherson
Main Street
Marlboro
Mass
When Leaves Begin to Fall Echoes in Labor Talks
In a period of stalled wage talks a motor man contemplates the old song about autumn and the push to set large salaries for an extended period. The piece hints at ongoing debate over financial terms and long term compensation.
Dr Wm and Barker's London Experience Claims Remarkable Cures
A Rochester Times reprint recounts a half century ago a physician described a universal remedy for chronic conditions. He cited a carpenter with kidney trouble and a daughter with severe eye weakness who improved rapidly after taking the prescription. The account touts dozens of similar recoveries and urges belief in the remedy.
Concord News Briefs and Community Appointments
In Concord a Thursday night dance will be hosted by Company I with the 6th Regiment orchestra at the Armory. Mrs. Saunders is asked for inquiries, Miss Helen Freeman joins Erastus H. Smith’s office, and Mrs. W. B. Small has left her stenography post.
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Walden Concord
Saunders
6Th Regiment
W. B. Small
Erastus H. Smith
Helen Freeman
Engagement Reception for Miss Bradford in Concord
A large Thursday reception at Miss Alice Bradford’s Main Street home celebrated her engagement to John Perry Bowditch of Framingham. Guests from Concord and beyond, including Boston and New York society, joined in flowers and congratulations as the couple, with families and Vincent club affiliations, received well wishers amid remarks on their outdoor-loving natures and Bowditch’s Harvard ties.
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Alice Bradford
John Perry Bowditch Oframingham
Miss Bradford
Concord
Boston
Vincent Club
Mr. Bowditch
E. ‘Francis Bowditch
Framingham
Harvard
A.d.cub
Cambridge
Somerset and Tavern Club
Middlesex Hunt Club
Lincoln
Loudoun Hunt Club
Virginia
Hoar
Jennie
D. B Webster
Titcomb
Dorothy Allen
Walter K. Shaw
Charles Hutchins
Gordon Hutchins
William Eaton
Eaton
Woodward Hudson
St Owsien
George Keyes
Fran
Dwin Barrett
Barrett
B. Ae
Bere Loren B. Macdonald
Riana
Henry Thompson
Lenox Lind- Seames Wrener
Breteric Winsor
Ellen Hoar
St Andrews Edges In Tough 9 Period Football
St Andrews played a tight game with two first downs, losing to a heavier opponent. Road names include Wood Caw Dacey Roach Campbell Fahey Phillips Russell Hutch Webb Sowerby Niles Thayer Sanford Hughes Cawley McManus Bockfeldt Bigelow Richardson Whitman Gauthier Cutter Turner Pratt and more. Referee Hale Umpire Armstrong Linesmen Smith Devorell Timers Pevere Quinlan. Four nine minute periods, attendance 200.
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Potas Ambong
Andrews
St. Andrews
Wood
Caw- Dacey
Roach
Campbell Fahey
Phillips Russell
Hutch
Webb Sowerby
Niles
Thayer Sanford
Huigh
St Cawley McManus
le Bockfeldt Bigelow
Richardson
Whitman Gauthier
Cutter Sanford
Wood Turner
Pratt
Turner
Dacey
Emer
Hale
Armstrong
Smith
Devorell
Pevere
Quinlan
Harding How Wedding at 3 Hubbard Street in Concord
Walter Nelson How and Miss Helen F. Harding wed before about 50 friends at their future home 3 Hubbard street. Rev Loren B. Macdonald officiated as Antoinette Barker played the entrance music. The couple plans to reside at the Hubbard street address after a wedding trip.
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Walter Nelson How
Helen F. Harding
Hubbard St
Elmer Eilis
Chatham
Nathaniel P. How
How
Hibbard St
Concord
Ee Ee Ae Wes
Vesper Services at First Parish Draw Large Audience
The First Parish vesper services Sunday were well attended and enjoyed. The Verdi quartet of Worcester provided fine music. Rev. Loren B. Macdonald spoke on Herbert’s hymn Teach Me My God and King, outlining the composer, as part of a series on famous hymns. Invitations were extended for a town union service.
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Verdi Quartet
Worcester
Loren B. Macdonald
Herbert
Concord Gathers Wilder Support On Special Train
A sizable Concord delegation rode a special train from Wattham to Gardner on Monday night to back Wilder. The Concord party returned home with their supporters, while some locals reported prowling figures during the night hours.
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Gardner
Wattham
Concord
Trinity Church Notes and Local Advertisements
Regular communion service next Sunday at 10 45 with a brief sermon by the pastor. Friday evening sermon topic The Beautiful Garments of the Christian. Sunday evening at 7 30 evangelistic song service A Musical Instrument In Tune or Not. Advertisements may be left at H L Whitcomb s and paid in advance at 10c a line. Readers in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury. Boarders wanted 10 Walden st. Mademoiselle L Noury available in Concord and Boston for French lessons. To let small steam electricity bathboarding Miss at 14 Walden st. WANTED capable girl for general housework Mrs Skinner 1 Hubbard st. WANTED general maid 33 Monument st. Concord.
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Philip Vanderhoof
Edwin L. Drowne
Main St
Raymond Colts
Tumor
Mademoiselle L. Noury
Concord
Miss White
Belknap St
Mass
Pembroke St
Boston
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Advertised Letters Listed for Pickup
The notice lists names of individuals with advertised letters awaiting pickup: William Givin J. E. Manning Edith Everett Lars Larsen Myrtle Peck Joanna Parks Agnes Sutherland.
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William Givin
J. E. Manning
Edith Everett
Lars Larsen
Myrtle Peck
Joanna Parks
Agnes Sutherland
Minister Emeritus offers chaplaincy and supply help
The undersigned William J. Batt of Concord Junction Mass now Chaplain Emeritus says he may have Sundays free and would aid any minister in need of occasional assistance without compensation. He invites curates of any denomination to seek his advisory and supply services if acceptable.
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William J. Batt
Concord Junction
Mass
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