Marlboro Enterprise Ad Rates And Publication Details
The Marlboro Enterprise lists weekly publication as Wednesdays with office at 151 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts. Subscriptions priced at 1 per year. single copies 3 cents. six months 50 cents. three months 26 cents. Advertising rates include one inch per week 76 cents plus 25 cents per additional inch. Local business notices cost 10 cents per line per insertion.
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Advan
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Tuttle and Town Notes Highlight Acton Community
Acton notes record Dr H K Tuttle's three partridges and visitors like Miss Gertrude Holbrook from Westford. City improvements include edge stones paving gutters on Acton Street and a pumping station at Piper Terrace. A Woolen mill fire alarm, Jacob Riis lecture attendance, and church union services with a Passion Play lecture mark events among residents and local workers.
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Congregational Church
West Acton News Busy Village Letters and Visits
West Acton notes residents traveling to Portland and Boston, repairs and lighting work, a jury draw for murder, local lectures, club meetings, and social events. Nearby visits include Maynard and Brockton, with a funeral in Atlanta and a butter courier's burial after a fire death. Hinweise on local theater, talks on forestry, and an upcoming song recital by Edwin N. C. Barnes.
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Edwin N. C. Barnes
Boston
Odd Fellows Hall
Westford
South Acton
Ayer and
Lowell
Seaverns Pharmacy Promotes Reliable Service and Supper Event
The notice advertises Seaverns Pharmacy for standard drugs and reliable service. It also invites the public to a Mens club supper on Thursday night November 18 at the Congregational vestry. The 75 cent table d hote dinner is offered for 35 cents with soup calf course and creamed puffs among items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaverns
Mens Club
Congregational Vestry
Spraying Compound Offered For Fall Use In Mass
Jarvis spraying compound offered for sale in gallon or barrel lots. Price 30 cents per gallon in barrel lots. Agent Luke HM Tuttle handles Acton Massachusetts orders for fall spraying.
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Jarvis Spraying
Luke HM Tuttle
Agt
Acton
Mass
Congregational church hosts Rev E Tallmadge Root talk
Hd. Jones is slowly convalescing from typhoid fever. Miss Grace Harding of Cambridge visits Mrs. O W Titus. Rev E Tallmadge Root of Providence RI spoke Sunday night on Federation of the Churches, praised as an excellent treat.
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Sarah J Clark
Hingham
Hurlbutt
Farren
Jones
Grace Harding
Cambridge
O. W. Titus
E. Tallmadge Root
Providence, R. I
Congregational Church
Federation of the Churches
Local Notes Include Visits and Moves in Acton Centre
Sunday's social rounds note Miss Sadie Wood and Mrs Cyrus Dole at home while others recover from illness. Cyrus Pickard buys Boyd place and moves in. Greenwood moves to J E Durkee estate. A boys club forms under Rev Hayes with a 3 45 start, plus a church society meeting and teachers’ visit to a regional institute.
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Knights of King Arthur
BH. .C. Hayes
Middlesex Central Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights
Last Wednesday the Middlesex Central Pomona Grange met Acton Grange with many Pomona Granges attending despite bad weather. J. Lewis Elsworth Worcester secretary Mass Board of Agriculture spoke on Better Farming. Mr Stevens spoke on the Nation's Dower and Mr Stevenson sold. The fifth degree was worked on a large class of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Acton Grange
J. Lewis Elsworth
Worcester
Mass. Board of Agriculture
Stevens
Stevenson
Advertised Letters and Multiple Local Property Sales
Auctioneer Otis H. Forbush will sell the personal property of Louise and Almeda Greenwood in Acton Mass on Nov 12 at 1 pm. The Samuel Sargent place in West Acton and a Burton MacLaughlin lot in South Acton go on Nov 13 and 15 at 1 pm. Nearly new household goods and an Empire Crawford range are featured. Daniel Moynihan’s property sells in Maynard on Nov 19 at 12:30 pm. Posters available on application.
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Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Mass
Louise
Almeda Greenwood
Livermore Farm
Town Farm
Samuel
Sargent Place
West Acton
South Acton
Burton& MacLaughlin
MacLaughlin
California
Crawford
Maynard
Daniel Moynihan
North Acton News Briefs Highlight Local Notes
North Acton residents report Jeverett Maines at home during his father’s absence at a Massachusetts hospital. Other items note two more cattle car arrivals from New Hampshire to W IC Stobbins, Stephen Dane on furlough from the U S S New Jersey at Charlestown navy yard, and John Maines resting after a Friday afternoon operation at Massachusetts General Hospital. An old fashioned hog frug forth husking at Nickles Farm drew a large gathering last Saturday night.
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Jeverett Maines
Mass
W.ic. Stobbins
New Hampshire
Stephen Dane
U. S. S. New Jersey
Navy Yard Charlestown
John Maines
Mass. Gen. ‘Hospital
Nickles Farm
Evening wedding celebration surprise for Mr and Mrs Benerie
The couple enjoyed a social event at the bride’s home on Thursday evening. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Frank Benerie with practical gifts and dancing followed by refreshments for all attendees.
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Frank Benerie
Maynard Senior Class Dance Draws Fair Crowd
The Maynard high school senior class dance at Cooperative Hall Tuesday evening attracted a fair crowd. The class organized the event as a committee on arrangements and was assisted by Ruth Waitcott, Agnes M. Barry, and M. Louise Doehety in receiving guests.
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Ruth Waitcott
Agnes M. Barry
M. Louise Doherty
Marlboro News Roundup Sees Banquet Plans and Local Appointments
Marlboro items report C. F. Knowlton in town for the Dufault banquet. O Connell sisters returning from Italy. Bond buys Marmon auto. O Leary leaves Main St factory for Bordman lunch cart. Grace Henderson visits Natick. Mrs Spofford visiting Somerville. Butler opens a Marlboro lunch cart. Officer Martin vacationing in the city. Mrs Weeks to return home. Edward Goggin ill with pneumonia. McGee remodeling Regan building into five-room tenement. Mrs Blakely, pianist, noted as a Marlboro resident. Leblanc returns to Rockland after visit. photographer Laporte at Dufault event. Collins orchestra bookings for week. Asselin family moving to Hebertville. Sansoucy, tenor, performs. Frank Loring body arrives for funeral in Brockton with Maplewood burial. five names added to voting list. Teague family noted.
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Perry O'Leary
Thomas Bordman
Grace Henderson
Natick
George A. Spofford
Gibbon Sr
Somerville
J. G Butler
Revere
Marlboro Theatre
P.D. Martin
Metropolian Police
Charles McGee
Jonh Regan
Washington, St
Gertrude Cressy Blakely
Pleasant St
Wm. Churchill Hammond
Mt. Holyoke College
Alvah Glover Salmon
Boston
Hartford Springfield Conservatory of Music
Thomas
Joseph E. Asselin
Hebertville
P. J
Asselin
Marie Onge
Adelarde Sansoucy
Dufault
Frank Loring
N. Y
Brockton
Maplewood
Board of Registrars
A. E. Teague
Farmington Shoe. Co
Fred Teague
Farmington
Town Visitors and Local Notices Mixed in Middlesex Area
Local residents report visits to the Middlesex factory to view new machinery. Dr J A Jacques travels to Sorel P Q after his mother’s sudden death at 49. Marlboro High School husking party planned. Marlboro football loses 16 to 0 at Leominster. Republican caucuses set for Nov 19. Births announced for Edward and Mrs Fournta and for Carl Clark’s family, who welcomed a boy and a girl.
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N. H
Middlesex
Teague
W. A. Lincoln
New York City
Alfred Moineau
Woonsocket
R. L
J. A. Jacques
Sorel
P. Q
Lass
Marlboro
Elmer D. Howe
Leominster High School
Leominster
J. Adams
Republican Ward
Edward Fournta
Maplewood Ave
Stork
Carl Clark
Helpful hints on hair health Rexall tonic ad
Advertisement promoting Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as the cure for dandruff scalp troubles. Claims it cleans germ matter, stimulates follicles, and restores hair color. offers a free trial if unsatisfied. Sold in Maynard Massachusetts at The Rexall Store run by P. H. De Lee. Two sizes priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Rexall
Maynard
H. de Lee
Mass
Corford For Sale Two Acre Farm With Buildings
For sale a high room house on two acres with barn and outbuildings, fruit trees grapes and other features. Includes a hennery with two hen houses and adjacent yards plus equipment for up to one thousand hens. One acre suitable for asparagus. balance clear for light farming. On car line. Apply to G. W. Hunt.
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G. W. Hunt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
WM. D. McPherson
H. K. Tuttle
Charlies Kimball
Europe
A. L. Tuttle
Geo. Worster
Don Center
New York
Gertrdde Holbrook
Mrs. Christie
Clarence Mead
Townsend
BR. Baird
Fred Chandler
Acton Road
A. C. Piper
A. H. Jones
Wm. Kinsley
Anson Piper
A. Merriam
Acton St
James B. Murray
Everett
Electrics
Jacob Riis
Frank Priest
Frank “Tagler
Thomas Kelley
Westvale
John Palmer
Fletcher Corner
Arthur E.caswell
Waltham
Lotus Quartet
Rockefeller
Cleveland
F. R.knowlton
Stanley Hall
Portland, Mo
A. King
C. G. Durkee
Walter McClenathan
Dr. R H. Knowlton
Porto Rico
Eva Willams
Amherst
S. KR. Burroughs
Spaulding
Carey
Arnold Beach
Norweil
Joe Schmair
B. & M. Railroad
Helen Hall
Sargent House
Hall Bros
Woman’s Club
May
Baptist Vestry
Herman Gould
William Coolidge
C. H., Colpitt and Daughter
W.C. Gardner
C) D. Cramp
Boston Theatre
A. F. Blanchard
Son Webster
EK. H. Hall
Bridgeport
Geo. E. Holton
I. C.C. F. Lodge
D. W. Lovett
the Baptist Church
Herman Chaplain
William
Coolidge
Lena Lewis
Ethel Haddley
Maynard Rebekah
E. H. Hall
Geo. H. Reed
C.D. Cram
James Coburn
H. T. Clark
William Charter
Masonic Visitation
Lotus Club
Geo. Decoster
Chas. Decoster
Mr. Harrington
Granitville
San Jose
Sadie Wood
Cyrus Dole
Isabel Pelton
Bess Robbins
Margaret Rouillard
Oliver Wood
John Edwards
Gloucester
Chas. Edwards
Arthur Gould
Mr. Gould
Cyrus Pickard
North Acton
Boyd Place
Greenwood
J. E. Durkee
C. I. Miller
The
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
William’ Boyd
Centre School
Minnie Yamble
Ella Miller
Martha Smith
North Western Middlesex Teachers’ Institute
Ayer
Standard Ring Co
Catherine Fitzgerald
Lena Maynard
L. F. Corliss
Magic Crawford
C. F. Knowlton
Melrose
Ellen A. O'Connell
Madeline O’connell
Italy
George F. Bond
John A. Frye
Collins
Framingham
South Framingham
Louis Asselin
Joseph Asselin
Devens St
Corford
P. O. Box
Finney & Hoit
A. T. Haynes & CO
Maynard, Mass
Liberal Credit
Main St
Comet Fannels
Voruers
Concord Junction
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