Marlboro Weekly Enterprise City Notice and Rates
The Marlboro weekly paper lists office address at 1 Liberty Street Marlboro Mass published every Wednesday by Enterprise Press Incorporated. It notes second class matter August 25 1903 post office Marlboro and yearly rates of 1.50 in advance 2.00 by mail.
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Marlboro
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Enterprise Press
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Midland Bowl League Holds Its Annual Business Meet
A Midland Bowl League meeting at Bowlaway alleys elected officers and set schedules. Officers chosen: George F. Lynch as president, Eph Collins as vice president, John D. McCarthy as secretary and treasurer, with executive committee members Blodgett of Ayer, Clapp of Weston, and Doyle of Marlboro. Prizes listed include team, individual, and three-total categories, with various awards. Schedule shows monthly matches from November through March across Ayer, West Acton, Lincoln, Maynard, Hudson, and other towns.
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Bowlaway
George F. Lynch
Maynard
Eph Collins
Marlboro
John D. McCarthy
Dgan
Blodt
Ayer
Clapp
Westton
Doyle
Marlbo
West Acton
Hudson
Neoln
Meynhard
Lincoln
Collins
Dson
West Ac
Maynard Collins
Eee
Acton
Yer
W. Acton
Colling
Middlesex Extension Service Plans Annual Meeting
The Middlesex County Extension Service has set Saturday November 12 as the date for itsAnnual Meeting. The gathering brings together farm families and local agribusiness members to review services and programs available to the community.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Middlesex County Extension Plans County Meeting at Waltham
The Middlesex County gathering at North Junior High School in Waltham features an address by Dr. Roscoe W. Thatcher and an original play by the Extension Service staff. A noon turkey dinner uses products from Middlesex Farms, with reports from farmers and home-makers and talks by county leaders.
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North
Waltham
Roccoe W .Puktener
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Sta Wr
Thatcher
Extension Service
Middlesex County
N. I. Bowditch
Roscoe W. Thatcher
W. ©. Wardwell
County Extension Service
Babson and Poik Kenon Wed at Maynard Home
Miss Florence Babson daughter of Bertram Babson and Una Poik Kenon both of Maynard were married last night at 18 Maplestreet home of the bride's father Rev William Boicourt of the Congregational church officiated the ceremony.
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Florence Babson
Bertram Babson
Una Poikkenon
Maynard
Maplestret
William Boicourt
Congregational Church
Richard Richer Hosts Halloween Party at Bennet Street Home
Richard Richer hosted a Hallowe en party at his Bennet Street home in Hudson last night from seven to? Several games included a peanut hunt and donkey tail pinning. Mrs Giles Ricker served refreshments as guests Mabel Ricker Richard Ricker Manuel Freedman Marion Freedman Betty Freedman Meredith Bruce and Gerry Fillmore enjoyed the celebration.
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Bennet Street
Hudson
Richard Richer
Bennett Street
Giles Ricker
Hallowe'en
Mabel Ricker
Richard Ricker
Manuel Freedman
Marion Freedman
Betty Freedman
Meredith Bruce
Gerry Fillmore
Hallowe'en Observed Quietly in Hudson Town
Halloween passed with a quiet note in Hudson town as youngsters in grotesque costumes paraded the streets and rang doorbells. No rowdyism or mischief was reported, aside from the customary doorbell ringing and playful stunts.
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Hudson
Hallowe’en
Red Cross calls for winter clothing for flood victims
Concord appeals for clothing to aid Mississippi Valley flood sufferers. Red Cross lists coats and warm garments for women children and men and urges clean in good condition items without fur shoes or hats. Donations may be left at Miss Mary Chamberlin or Mrs Rodney Pratt for shipment before November 15.
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Concord
Mississippi Valley
American Red Cross
National
Washington
Vallley
Red Cross
Mary Chamberlin
Lowell Road
Rodney E ‘Pratt
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Tte
Concord Chapter
West Concord Women's Club marks 25th anniversary
The West Concord Woman's Club observes its 25th anniversary with a gathering in Odd Fellows Hall the Friday afternoon after Nov 2. The first meeting was on Nov 4, 1902 with Mrs. Henrietta Chase as president. Guests include federation officials Mrs. Carl Schrader and Mrs. Geo Sawyer. Benj. Derby leads the program. Mrs. Henry Lane will speak on the club's history. tea will be served.
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Concord Jet
West Concord Woman's Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Henrietta Chase
Carl L. Schrader
Federation
Geo. H. Sawyer
Benj. Derby
Henry M. Lane
West Concord Women’s Club
Funeral of Mrs John B Archambeault set for Tuesday at St Marys
Marlboro November 2 funeral services for Mrs John B Archambeault who died suddenly Thursday morning. The rites will be held at St Marys church Tuesday morning at 9 oclock, in charge of Undertaker David H Harpin.
Maynard Birth Rate Lowest in Years
Local researchers report a sharp drop in Maynard birth rates with 1927 births totaling 74 by Oct 29, far below 1926 and well under 25 years earlier. Population growth has slowed while marriages dip slightly. October 1927 saw no town deaths, a first since 1892, marking a rare mortality lull.
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Maynard
Vital
For Sale Decorated Bedroom Set and Furniture
For sale a decorated bedroom set including spool bed bureau mirror and two chairs plus chiffonier and rocker offered at 55 dollars. View by appointment. Tel Concord 721.
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Concord
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