Marlboro Enterprise Company Notice
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
6
Marlboro Post Office Notices and Subscription Rates
Second class matter notice dated August 26 1903 from Marlboro post office lists circulation manager Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford and subscription prices one year one dollar three months twenty eight cents six months fifty cents including postage all in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
H. L. Whitcomb
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Hard-fought tie between Needham and Concord High
Needham and Concord High battled to a 14 14 tie as both defenses stymied attacks and missed chances. Key scorers included Crisp Whetton Heyman Olsen, with Stanwood and Kent contributing goals from Giles and Olsen respectively. Referee W Palmer oversaw four minute periods in a closely contested gridiron clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Concord High
Puller Marchadt Tg
Tg Wood
Hichwager Tg
Rg Heyman
Gian Wood
Ec Clarke W. Bishwager
Lg Hewitt Wee
Occas ccc
Giles
Pias Lace
Williams
Ryn Re
le W. Hayes Whetton
Gb Heyman
Furber Preeman
Roper
Gites
Stanwood
Olsen
Kent
W. Palmer
Bluesman
George Palmer
Clergy Exchange and Parish Sale Outline Town Notes
Rev G A Tewksbury and Rev F W Tingley swapped pulpits at Acton Center on Sunday. The C H 8 eleven traveled to Needham on Alden Wheeler's truck. Trinity parish King's Daughters announce a Parish House sale Saturday 3 to 6 with food fancy work household articles and candy. Tea free for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Tewksbury
F.W. Tingley
Congregational
Acton Center
C. H
Needham
Alden Wheeler
King’s Daughters
Trinity Parish
SaleSmens Wanted Advertise Cigars Easy Work
WANTED-Storage with locked and cleaned apartments at 46 Main st Concord Mass 14-41 FOR SALE or To Let-Double house 9 rooms Apply to McManus Bros 16-101 WANTED-Position as nursemaid Apply to 25 Main st Concord 14-41 POSITION WANTED-15 years experience as D B bookkeeper Also familiar with banking Can give good reference Enterprise office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norene Cigar Co
New York
N. Y
Main #t
Concord
Mass
McManus Bros. Néd
D. B
Rews of the Wreek and Concord Society Notes
Concord items report R N Hudspeth rehearsing Iolan the with high school pupils for a late May presentation. The Concord Grange plans a Dec 2 entertainment with humorist Thompson Blood. Various local events include auctions, lodge anniversaries, school openings, D A R meetings, and a Concord Musical club first season program with colonial music and a tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
Thompson Blood
Junction
Runaway horse causes chaos on Walden street
A horse hitched in front of Petersen's clothing store broke loose on Walden street Saturday. The coachman had just left to fetch a baby, and the animal ran past Martin Finigan's store to the post office where the buggy was wrecked. The horse fell near Anderson & Sons grocery, snapping a ligament but is under veterinary care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden St
H. H. Braley
Petersen
Martin Finigan
Walden. Sr
Mill Dam
Anderson & Sons Grocery
Miss Helen Hunt Visits SarGen Culture School Guest
Miss Helen Hunt stayed with Miss Ruth Eldridge a student at Sar gen s Culture school in Cambridge Friday and Saturday. Concorde hunters are active this week after deer though the season yields fewer animals than hunters expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunt
Ruth Eldridge
Sargen’s Culture School
Cambridge
Successful sale nets about 100 dollars for parish group
About 100 dollars was netted by the King's Daughters of the First Parish at an apron and food sale held in the vestry on Wednesday afternoon. Various tables were busy with saleable goods and patrons. A large group of officers and volunteers managed the candy, delicatessen, food tables, and apron sales under society president Mrs. Ralph B. Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Society For the Preservation of New England Antiquities
Pres. Wilson
Newton Gross
Concord
M. A. Wilcox
Miss Wilcox
Towle
Howe
Dennison
Todd
Derby
Concord Mass
Equal Suffrage League
Copley Plaza
Massachusetts Red Cross
Eva Carkin
Framingham
Lilla Phelps
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Trinitarian Church
Woman's Board of Missions
Pixies
Lyceum
Concord Musical Club
Pinehurst
George M. Baker
Hugh F. Leith
A. B. Hitchcock, Jr
Alice W. Pope
Newton
America
King’s Daughters
Chas. Towle
Philip Davis
Freda Sutter
Olive Hosmer
L. B. Macdonald
Walter N. How
Nathaniel P. How
Bessie Holden
Eisie Pike
John G. Watson
Local talent seeks to stage Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore
After two successful operas The Mikado and The Pirates of Penzance R N Hudspeth plans to assemble the soloists and choruses from those productions to present Pinafore this season. Rehearsals are scarce as former students now work or study elsewhere but organizers hope to secure time for rehearsals and offer Concord music lovers a chance to see the show with local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Hudspeth
Advertised Letters List Names Many Recipients
A lengthy notice lists names of individuals designated as advertised letters including John F Bennett Maurice Chizzola Fred Clark Edward Comerford Rev Co W Huntington H J Hosmer Henry L Harrison John L Ladd R W LeBarron Norman Murphy A Munroe Lawrence McCord James McCarthy Forrest F Owen W Riddle John Rocks Dr Huntington Richards Charles Selmar Dr Underhill Madame Blanchard Mrs Butterfield Mrs P M Boynton Mrs L Dixon Mrs Grace Foster Mrs H M Humphrey Mrs M House Miss Ruth Hall Miss Mildred Lane Mrs Dan McMillan Miss Catherine McGrath Miss Mollie Norton Mrs Cyrus Osborne Miss Margaret Stevens Mrs T Stevens Mrs T Waterhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bennett
Maurice Chizzola
Fred Clark
Edward Comerford
Co. W. Huntington
H. J. Hosmer
Henry L. Harrison
John L. Ladd
R. W. LeBarron
Norman Murphy
A. Munroe
Lawrence McCord
James McCarthy
Forrest F. Owen W. Riddle
John Rocks
Huntington Richards
Charles Selmar
Underhill
Madame Blanchard
Butterfield
P. M. Boynton
Thoughtful shoppers urged to order early for holidays
The Consumers' League of Massachusetts notes that women overwork in department stores and urges early grocery and confectionery orders for Thanksgiving Christmas and Saturdays. Deliveries should be arranged early to avoid late shifts and overtime packing candy, aiding tired workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers’ League of Massachusetts
League
Concord Women Send Aid Boxes to Belgian Hospitals
The Concord community hosts an all day sewing meeting at the First Parish Meeting House vestry on Wednesday November 25 to assemble relief items for Belgian women and children. A recent box shipped Saturday to French and Belgian hospitals included pajamas robes shirts pillow cases and knitted items. Five meetings have shown strong effort and a donor contributed 50 to buy materials for future sewing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Finishing Up Work On Westford Road Near Middlesex School
The road department advances a 600 foot water bound macadam stretch on Westford road near Middlesex school. Crews also work at the Fairhaven and Potter streets corner while others clean streets and highways. The plan from the town meeting is being carried out under Supt Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford Rd
Middlesex School
Fairhaven
Potter Sts
Alliance Work Abroad Addresses Abroad Opportunities
A meeting of the Woman's Parish Association was held in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. Mrs. George F B Walcott presided. Mrs. Mary Fifield Quinn spoke on Alliance Opportunities Abroad. Tea followed with Mrs. C B Johnson and Mrs. Charles Richardson pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Parish Association
First Parish
George FB. Walcott
Mary Fifield Quinn
C. B. Johnson
Charles Richardson
World Peace Lecture Draws Small Audience
The Guild of the First Parish and friends heard Jay Hudson of the Massachusetts Peace Society discuss the "Solution of World Peace." It was a masterful talk with music by Marion Barker and Lawrence B. Cook, and many regretted not more could attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Hudson
Mass. Peace Society
Marion Barker
Lawrence B. Cook
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