Marlboro Weekly Enterprise notices and publishing details
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Regulate the Regulators in Public Utility Debate
A Haverhill column argues that regulation should balance protecting the public with allowing utility growth. E R K Hoyt warns over regulation could choke bond financing and construction, costing jobs and materials, while urging reasonable oversight to foster progress.
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Haverhill
Massachusetts
Sunday Record
E. RK. Hoyt
Hudson Lodge Open House to Hear Grand Exalted Ruler
Hudson Lodge B F QO Ellis will hold open house next Tuesday night November 8 with about 1500 lodges taking part nationwide. An electrical phonograph transcription of Grand Exalted Ruler Floyd D Thompson will be broadcast at 11 pm, followed by a social program and radio reception of election returns. Members are invited to bring friends for the event.
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Hudson
Hudson Lodge
B. F
Ellis
Floyd D Thompson
Mrs Cutting Celebrates 88th Birthday at Southboro Home
Mrs Otis Cutting marked her 88th birthday yesterday at her Middle Road home in Southboro. Family attended including her daughter Mrs Herbert and nephew Harry Cutting of Walpole. the event featured Robert Caton as a notable guest.
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Otis Cutting
Middle Road
Herbert
Harry Cutting
Wily
Walpole
Robert Caton
Harry Cutne
Persechino Appears in Court For Assault On Landlord
Hudson Antonio Persechino faced Judge Fred E. Morris on charges of assault and battery against Soter Drenover proprietor of the Central House on Main Street. The incident arose Sunday evening over a room rent in a lodging house where Persechino had stayed. He was fined five dollars plus three dollars and thirty cents for court costs.
Triduum Services Draw Large Crowds at St Michael’s
Triduum observances are largely attended at St Michael’s for Souls in Purgatory. The program continues with services conducted by clergy and attracted many parishioners and visitors.
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Hudson
St. Micheal’s A For
Purgatory
Jumping at Conclusion Is Not a Profitable Exercise
An opinion piece laments economic hardship caused by politics with millions out of work and credit. It argues Americans must act, resist pessimism, and favor domestic products while urging promise-keeping and initiative despite global strains.
Cyrano de Bergerac Musical to Premiere at Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre hosts the metropolitan premiere of Cyril de Bergerac the musical next Friday November 4 sponsored by the Yossis Shu vert. The production features George Houston as Cyrano Gladys Baxter Roxane George Haskell Ragueneau Tessa Deane Ii ette Allan Jones and Frank Greene with a 10 voice male chorus 50-member ensemble and 20 dancers. The score by Samuel D Pokrass blends swashbuckling romance with period music to dramatize Louis XIII era France.
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Colonial
Premere
Yossis
Shuvert
Louis XIII
France
Richelieu
Cyrano de Bergerac
Messrs
Shubert
Samuel D. Pokrass
George Houston
Cyrano
Gladys Baxter
Roxane
George Haskell
Ragueneau
Tessa Deane
Iiette
Allan Jones
Christian
Frank Greene
Comte de Giuche
Educational Week Observed In Northboro
Henry G. Blount announces that national education week will be observed in Northboro public schools starting November 7 with parent visits invited. Teachers at Hudson Street, Woodside and High Schools plan classroom demonstrations and meetings with parents. Exhibits in Town Hall are omitted this year. programs will be held in school buildings. Mrs Hstellé Kimball leads the high school arrangements. Miss Ruth Farquhar oversees Hudson Street. Miss Alice Cunningham oversees Woodside.
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Northboro
Henry G. Blount
Hudson Street
Woodside
Town Hall
Hstellé _ Kimball
Ruth Farquhar
Kiudson Street
Alice Cunningham
Woodside School
Mrs Cornelia Lloyd Dies at 81 in Musketaquid Home
Mrs Cornelia van Voorhees Lloyd widow of Henry A Lloyd of New York City died Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs Horace Chenery on Musketaquid road aged 81. Burial services were held.
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Cornelia van Voorhees Lloyd
Henry A Lloyd
New York City
Horace Chenery
Musketaquid Road
Statue of Little Flower Erected at St Casimir’s Church
A statue of St. Casimir the Little Flower was erected on the church grounds during the week. A ceremony inside the church will mark the placing of the statue as a parish event. The Sanctuary Society has added a rubber tiled platform and tiled vestibule. All Saints and All Souls observances drew large congregations as services continued yesterday and today. The Altar Society plans a parish hall social dance on November 11 with music by Irma Durkee’s orchestra.
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St. Casimir
St. Casimir’s
Peart
All Saints
All Souls
Altar Society
Irma Durkee
Miss Graves To Broadcast Fairy Stories
Maynard resident Miss Etta Graves of Concord formerly of this town will broadcast fairy stories from WFHA Manchester on Thursday November 3 between 2 and 2 15 pm. She invites Maynard friends and former pupils to listen and mentions plans for a forthcoming fairy tale book.
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Miss Etta Graves
Concord
WFHA
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Miss Graves
A. O. H Auxiliary Whist Party Winners Named
Maynard Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O. H. held a whist party at Mrs Susan Kelley’s Main Street home during the week. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Margaret Mc Carthy Mrs Amyy Ryan Mrs Nan Sealey William O'Brien Catherine Barieau Florence Wilder Teresa Murray John Moynihan Mrs John Heaton Hilda Kelley Margaret Moran John White and Mary Sheri-
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Maynard
Susan Kelley
Main Street
Wich
Margaret McCarthy
Amyy Ryan
Nan Sealey
William O’brien
Catherine Barieau
Florence Wilder
Teresa Murray
John Moynihan
John Heaton
Hilda Kelley
Margaret Moran
John White
Mary Sheri
Concord Elks plan election night party at meeting
Concord Lodge of Elks in Eik's Building held a meeting last week led by Exalted Ruler Ivan D. Servais. Plans were made for an election night party at the club during the next gathering scheduled for November 8.
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Concord Lodge of Elks
Eik
Ivan D. Servais
Notable party slate led by Dan Edward and Margaret OConnor
The event featured Edward Kelley and Margaret OConnor in charge of a committee including Mrs. Agnes Driscoll Mrs Susan Kelley Mrs Alice Smith Mrs Alice Joyce and Mrs Catherine Harrington coordinating the gathering.
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Edward Kelley
Margaret Oconnor
Agnes Driscoll
Susan Kelley
Alice Smith
Alice, Joyce
Catherine Harrington
Seasoning Foods by Colonel Goodbody Rector
Colonel Goodbody Rector shares seasoning tips to cook into foods not after serving. He advises boiling cereals in salted water, richly season vegetables, and use well seasoned sauces. He lists peppers, celery salt and seed, thyme, mace, bay leaves, cloves, sage, nutmeg, mustard, onion and garlic, stressing discretion and flavor enhancement.
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Rector
Marguery
de Mornay
Henry IV
Mr. Rector
John King Dies After Brief Illness at 72
Maynard resident John King of Spring Lane died at his home Friday after a brief sickness. Born in Saxon River Vermont he spent 50 years in Maynard. A spinner at the Assabet mill for years he was highly regarded by old town families. Funeral from his home Monday followed by a high mass at St Bridget’s church. Interment in St Bridget’s Cemetery.
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St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Grange Presents Wee Georgie Hardy at West Concord Hall
An enjoyable entertainment at Warner Hall West Concord hosted by Annuirsaac Grange No 309 Patrons of Husbandry Monday night. The committee led by Mrs Jessie Delaney and others introduced Wee Georgie Hardy the Scotch comedian and toastmaster after a brief welcome and announcements.
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Warner Hall
West Concord
Annuirsaac Grange No
Jessie Delaney
Josie Hopkins
Josephine Pearce
Jean MacKay
Linnie L. Hodgdon
P. M
Gladys Hefty
Elizabeth Connell
Edith Bailey
Gen. Hodgdon
F. W. Taylor
Edith M. Bailey
Wee Georgie ‘Hardy
Tufts Student Edward Fearns Honored by Phi Beta Kappa
Edward C Fearns son of Mr and Mrs Frank Fearns Haynes street received election to Phi Beta Kappa at Tufts annual awards ceremony. A Tufts graduate of 1932 he is pursuing a master's degree on a full scholarship and served as a chemistry student instructor during the past year.
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Maynard
Edward C Fearns
Frank Fearns
Haynes ‘Street
Tufts College
Phi Beta Kappa
Tufts
Fearns
Mrs Grace Hart Joins American Legion Auxiliary Chapter
Grace Hart of Hudson joins the Vincent F. Picard Post American Legion Auxiliary. A meeting of the post will be held at Ernest Blakely’s location, with details completed in the notice.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Vincent F. Picard Post, A. L
Ernest
Mallorca Reveals All Year Round Attractiveness
Mallorca surpasses Minorca for its dramatic Puig Major heights and rugged coastline. The island offers fertile soils a pleasant climate and lively cities rich in romantic history. Once seen as a winter resort it now promises year round appeal for every taste.
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Minorca
Voters urged to judge labor voting record in Maynard race
Maynard Massachusetts November 1 1942 a letter to the editor from the Maynard Textile Council urges voters in the 10th Middlesex District to evaluate representative Sims labor voting history. The letter cites multiple 1931 1932 bills, all said to be opposed by Sims, including unemployment insurance and protections for workers, and asks readers to vote on November 8 in light of this record.
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Mass
Middlesex
House of Representatives
Sims
Employers’ Mutual Insurance
Mass. Fed. of Labor
Mass. Federation of Labor
Equity Courts
Maynard Textile Council
Harold A. Lyons
Coyne Re elected President of Division 56 AOH
Thomas Coyne of 253 Main Street West Concord was re elected president of Division 56 AOH for a second term at the Monument Hall meeting last Tuesday evening. Dan iel F Hennessey was chosen vice president James F Powers recording secretary Patrick Mc Phillips financial secretary Jas J Byrne treasurer Owen Mc Phillips sergeant at arms Robert Woodlock sentinel Michael Hopkins chairman Dennis Crowley Michael O Loughlin Richard Hartnett and Martin Mullaney standing committee A committee of Richard Hartnett William Dee Dee and Michael Kiss was named.
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Concord
Thomas Coyne
Main Street
West Concord
Monument Hal
Daniel F. Hennessey
James F. Powers
Patrick McPhillips
Jas
J. Byrne
Owen McPhillips
Robert Woodlock
Michael Hopkins
Dennis Crowley
Michael O
Lawrence to Represent Lyons at Newton Hall Dedication
Marlboro President Eugene P. Lawrence of the city council will represent Charles A. Lyons at the dedicatory exercises for Neworta city hall and war memorial in Newton on Friday November 11. Lyons will attend the ceremony before the high school by the Herbert F. 4 American Legion.
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Drum Corps Rehearsal Tonight at 7
The Drum Corps reheares at Ging Hall this evening at seven o'clock and all members are asked to attend.
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