The Enterprise Office Address and Publication Notice
The Weekly Enterprise published in Marlboro Massachusetts issues from 1 Mechanic Street. It details subscriptions rates and advertising policies, notes entry as second class matter in 1903, and lists distribution areas Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Mechanic Street
Marlboro
Mass
The
Enterprise Press Incorporated
Congress
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Our Library Inspires Winter Reading at the Public Library
A library feature extols the joys of books and reading during long winter evenings. It highlights Sabatini's D in DArtagnan and the Musketeers, Twain's adventures, and Puddin Head Wilson, urging patrons to visit the public library, browse volumes, and seek help from the librarian.
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D'Artagnan
Sabatini
Mark Twain
Wilson
New York Schedules Private Garages to Free City Streets
The New York World argues streets must stay clear of parked cars and motorists should pay for storage. Cities already plan downtown private garages to store cars during business hours, with new garage types evolving as traffic grows.
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New York
New York World
Cuty
Toome
Taxes A Luxury Perhaps Politicians Vote Income Tax
The text suggests politicians who voted for income tax did so to appeal to certain neighbors and create an impression.
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Ryaiore
Out of Town Gas and Rail Fare Seen as Luxury
Reading suggests that when gasoline, railroad fare, and time are counted, purchasing goods out of town becomes a luxury, increasing the perceived cost of travel and shopping locally.
Hard To Teach Motoring Advice Faces Rail Crossing Folly
The piece lampoons motorists ignoring railroad crossings and questions the value of warnings. It notes reckless drivers collide with trains and mocks politicians and critics while urging prudent road repairs and better ad collections.
Let Us Be Thankful For Small Daily Ironies
A garbled 1924 NB& Service supply text muses on election aftermath and everyday quirks. It jokes about postal clerks, Thanksgiving, shoes, chewing gum, and public life with a light satirical tone. The piece reflects idle, fragmented humor from the era.
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Nb& Service. Inc
Concordia Cornelia Petersen Dies at Children’s Hospital
Cornelia Petersen, minor daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Petersen, died at Children’s Hospital after a brief illness of spinal meningitis. Services were held at Neowegian Evangelical Church on Ona Street with Rev Gaik Cleland officiating. Surviving relatives include her parents and many friends who offered flowers and condolences.
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Cornelia
Kaise Petersen
Tioster
Tven
Chiareh
Ona Street
M. Johnson
Tad Chaurse
Owas
Rew Gaik Clelard
Charch
Seteetion
Ama Neer
Orelia Petersen
Celilo
Sara AN
Citizens Alliance supports referendum and campaign expenses
The Concord Citizens Alliance formed to back the yes vote in Referendum No. shows printing and postage costs around seventy five dollars. The treasury reports funds enough to cover these items and Judge Keyes funded over one hundred copies of Hold Fast America by Dr Gordon the Austrian, distributed after his address.
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Concord Citien
Keyes
South Acton Committee Members Named and Family News
The South Acton Committee appointed to solicit for the Emerson Hospital Fund lists Welham Rawister as chairman and other members including Ed ney Frank T Holland and W T Merriam. Several residents, such as Mr Dimond and the Kimonds, have moved or spent time away, with Frances Hodgen visiting her parents in the area.
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South Acton
Emerson Hospital Fund
Welham Rawister
B Edney
Frank T.holland
Frank W Hoet
W.T. Merriam
Clare Sawyer
Alice M. Stile-Irs
Lewis Jones
Lt Clark
Verne Kimond
Detroit
Viel
Dimond
James Fiatens
Maphet
Ralph Jones
Frances Hodgen
George Hlodeeu
Basketry Class Meets at West Acton Woman's Club
The Basketry Class of the West Acton Woman's Club met Monday afternoon at 2 30 at the Beauty Parlor West Acton. Miss Laura Brown led the class.
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Liberty Street
West Acton
Calendar Bazaar Opens With Gift Tables and Entertainment
Calendar Bazaar opens at 3 o clock on Thursday afternoon November 13 in the Universalist Vestry. Twelve attractive tables will offer enticing articles and Christmas gifts. Music by Miss Esther Gray and in the evening Delmar the child impersonator will perform songs dances readings and pantomimes with vocal solos by Mrs. Wm Stokes.
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Universalist
Esther Gray
Delmar
Wm. Stokes
Congregational Church Notices Schedule Services
Christian Endeavor and Church Prayer Meeting Friday at 7 30. Stewardship Our Abilities for Christ. Sunday November 16 morning service 10 30 S S 11 45 evening service 7.
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Congregational Church
S. S
Death of Athol G A R man Chandler Wells at 86
Chandler Wells, a well known Athol Grand Army member, died at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea at 6 p.m. Tuesday after a general breakdown. He was almost 86 and had lived with his niece Mrs. A. H. M. Tyler since last June. He leaves a son L. R. Wells of South Acton and a daughter Mrs. Stella Landers of Porchester. Services were held at J. F. Higgins Co. parlors in Athol on Saturday at 2 p.m. The G A R service occurred at the grave in Silver Lake Cemetery.
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Chandler Wells
Athol Grand Army
Chelsea
Athol
J. F. Higgins Co
Grand Army
Silver Lake Cemetery
Mr. Wells
A.H. M. Tyler
L. R. Wells
South Acton
Stella Landers
Porchester
Maynard Residents Visit As Pneumonia Toll Grows
Maynard residents Mr and Mrs Edwin Toop visited relatives for the weekend. George H Creighton, president of Maynard Trust Co, is reported recovering from pneumonia. The first snow of the winter fell Sunday about five PM. Robert Sheridan is ill with pneumonia at his parents home on Main Street. Mrs Eva Frye DDGM attended her twenty seventh anniversary.
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Edwin Toop
No. Chelmsford
George H. Creighton
The
Maynard Trust Co
Robert Sheridan
James Sheridan
Main Street
Eva Frye
West Acton Woman's Club Meets for November Program
The Current Beats class of the West Acton Woman's Club will meet Monday November 2. The annual guest night will be at the Baptist Church Wednesday evening. The program features the concertantes and reader Miss Elizabeth Carey with refreshments to follow.
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West Acton Woman's Club
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Carey
Roxbury OFS Chapter Hosts Grand Lodge Officers
A reception for grand lodge officers and personal guests occurred at the Roxbury Chapter meeting week. Miss Mary Kerrigan of Hudson attended with Mr and Mrs Peter White of Glendale, while Maynard Chapter members included Mrs Ash Morse and several named regents and guests from New Bedford.
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Roxbury
Grand Lodge
Mary Kerrigan
Hudson
Peter White
Glendale Street
Old Concord
Sudbury Mourns for Mrs Alice Hosmer
Mrs Alice Hosmer died at Waltham Hospital on Monday evening November 3 after months of illness. Daughter of the late Deacon Hosmer of Memorial Congregational Church she was educated in Nashua and Woodstock and later family moved to Sudbury.
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Alice Hosmer
Waltham Hospital
Hosmer
Deacon Hosmer
Memorial Congregational Chine
Sis
Nashua
No 1S
Woodstock
Sudbury
Wellysia Youry
Miss Hosmer of Sudbury Dies After Teaching Years
Miss Hosmer taught in local grammar school for twenty five years and was active with Memorial Church in South Sudbury. Funeral services held Thursday November 6 at her home conducted by Rev Haarvik and Rev Elbridge Whiting with burial in Mt Wadsworth Cemetery. Survived by brothers Albert of Chicago Fred of Weston and sister Florence Hosmer of Sudbury.
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Aze
Alice
Hosmer
Memorial Church
South Sudbury
Congressional Church
Haarvik
Elbridge Whiting
Lerber Ames
Woman's Club Meeting Features Readings and Solos
The Woman's Club gathered Wednesday afternoon November 5 with readings by Elsie Adams Walker to applause. Vocal solos by Mrs. Elsie Rollins, accompanied by Gibbons, were followed by sandwiches, cake, and tea. Mrs. Charles Way assisted as hostess.
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Woman's Club
Elsie Adams Walker
Elsie Rollins
Wreddish Gibbons
Charles Way
Tess
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