Mariboro Weekly Edition of The Enterprise Company
Published in Mariboro and Tiboro columns list a weekly edition by The Enterprise Company at 161 Main Street. It marks second class matter with post office dates and 1903 voiding under March 8, 1879 act. It lists officers Walter R. Morse Walter P. Frye John H. Lawton and subscription prices for yearly, six month, and quarterly copies with post office postage in advance.
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atTiboro
Mase
Congress
Concord News and Society Items
Local notes from Concord cover club meetings auctions and social events. Shown are reports on the Concord Musical Club program planning Knights of Columbus activities and social gatherings at Trinity church and Beacon Light club. Also listed are address changes and upcoming sales plus anti suffrage board plans and farm debate topics.
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A+ Trowiineg
Henry M. Pratt
Wllow Rebekah Lodge
D.D. A. M. Anne
Bowlby
Watertown
J. F. Donovan
Uncle Sam
Concord
Beacon Light Club
Trinitarian
King’s Daughters
Trinity Church
Frederic Brooks
Elizabeth Brooks
Beacon It
Boston
Heath Farm
Nahant
Frastus H. Smith
George Wright Place
Deorrte
Wright
Otis H. Forbush
Concord Grarve
Anti Suffrage League
Woodw Hudson
Gunner John H Westfall Captivates Concord With Samoa Disaster Talk
The Trenton gunner John H Westfall entertained Concord with an illustrated lecture on the 1889 Samoan disaster. He traced the voyage from San Francisco to Samoa and described Germany U.S. and British naval presence, the hurricane, and the lone survivor. The audience praised his vivid storytelling and hopes for a larger future venue.
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U. S. Trenton
Pirst
George P. Furber
James O |Ter
Cyrus Hosmer
W. D. Howe
Unner
John H. Westfall
U.S. N
Concord
Trenton
San Francisco
Atlantic Ocean
Samoa
Germany
U. S
Delicatessen Shop Sale Expected at Year’s End
Vendors announce a major sale of assorted edibles at the upstairs food shop. A large stock is on hand with more promised, including a children's department and unique items to please younger shoppers, following last year’s display of a sellout sign.
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Gale
Bride Receives Surprise Visit After Wedding
Friends of Mrs Viola Poss Lawler gathered at her Walden Street home Friday evening to celebrate her recent wedding. They surprised her with a handsome cut grass pitcher and enjoyed music games and refreshments as they extended best wishes for her future happiness.
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Viola Poss Lawler
Walden St
Scandinavian Church Observation Marks 99th Anniversary
The 99th anniversary of the Scandinavian church in town was observed at the Trinitarian church. The service, led by Rev. Theodore Jensen, featured a special musical program. Rev. Dr. F. R. Emrick of Boston gave the principal address as secretary of the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society.
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Trinitarian
Theodore Jensen
Concord Man Praised for Comfort Upgrading Trains
Robert L. Warner of this town was hailed as a friend of the humans in last Sunday's Globe for persistent efforts to add flat backs and flat seats on the New York New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Maine trains. His work, credited with improving comfort for 6,600,000 travelers, now targets Pullman coach chairs he argues are not scientifically designed. Articles in The Concord Rise echoed the push for flat backs and drew favorable comment.
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Concord
Robert L. Warner
Globe
N. Y
N. H
Warner
For Sale Nice seven room house with land and note
Advertisements may be left at H L Whitcord's and must be paid in advance. Rates are 2 per line with six words per line. Ads read in Concord Maynard Littleton Beaford Acton Sudbury. FOR SALE Nice house of 7 rooms, back noted, acre of land and a small Martin Duddy, 7 Brook.
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H. L. Whitcord
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Beaford Acton
Sudbury
Martin Duddy
Lost book notice from Middlesex Institution for Savings
Notice under Chapter 690, Section 40 of Acts of 1908 states book number 26596 has been lost and payments on the same stopped. Charles E. Brown Treasurer Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts October 30 1913.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles E. Brown
Concord
Mass
To Let 7 Room House with Barn and Storage
For rent a five year old seven room house newly painted on a percentage acre with a small barn. Martin Duddy, Ist. Also winter storage for one or two automobiles at 15 Monument St.
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Martin Duddy
Ist
Monument St
High Speed Road Plan Drafted Through Lexington Area
Survey work in Lexington and Lincoln advances a proposed Fitchburg Boston high speed route. Engineers report local opposition but expect town permissions may allow track location near the Waltham Lexington line. If approved, construction could push forward with cars running within a year.
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Fitchburg
Boston
L Exington
Lincoln
Lexington
Waltham
Darling Chosen for Harvard Bridge Damages Commission
Gen Charles K Darling clerk of the U S District court was named by Judge Sheldon as a member of the commissioners to apportion damages to riparian Boston side owners from the drawless Stadium bridge between Cambridge and Brighton Larz Anderson presented the bridge and other appointees Joseph A Conry and John L Swift were named for their expertise in river navigation and related questions The panel will reportedly be paid 50 dollars per day for services.
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Sheldon
Harvard
Charles K. Darling
U. S. District Court
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Charles River
Cambridge
Brighton
Stadium
Larz Anderson
Joseph A. Conry
Port
John L. Swift
Fall River
Concord Grangers Attend National Grange Meeting
The Concord Grangers return from National Grange sessions enthusiastic about the treatment received and the meetings. Attendees from Concord in Manchester included Master Norman B. Smith George I. Gardner Mr and Mrs Frederick W. Taylor Miss Edna Helsher Mr and Mrs F E Power Benj Ingham Roger Allen Joseph Smith John M Keyes Herbert B Hosmer and George Albree.
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Concord
National Grange
Manchester
Norman B. Smith
George I. Gardner
Frederick W. Taylor
Edna Helsher
F. E. Power
Benj. Ingham
Roger Allen
Joseph Smith
John M. Keyes
Herbert B. Hosmer
George Albree
Lecture and Tea for Woman's Parish Association
A meeting at the First Parish Meeting House vestry in Concord featured President Mrs. G F Walcott presiding. Rev. Margaret Barnard spoke on Social Problems in Rural Communities with local data. Rev. A B Hitchcock Jr sang, Sue performed violin with Mrs. Percy Brown and Miss Marion Barker. Tea hosted by Mrs. F C Dumaine and Mrs. Philip A Davis followed the program.
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Woman's Parish Association
First
G. F. Walcott
Margaret Barnard
Rowe
Concord
A. B. Hitchcock, Jr
Sue
Record Not Broken by Grass Cutting Storms at Mill Pond
A well known citizen on Monday spoke about the grass cut on the mill pond meadow. For 20 years, whenever Heyward and Pierce own the pond land, grass cutting has been followed by storms. Despite hopes that late season work could avoid wetting, snow arrived Sunday and the grass received the same treatment as crops have for two decades.
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Mill Pond
Heyward
Pierce
Luncheon Delivered to Mrs. Alfred Noyes in Boston
Daniel Lothrop and Miss Margaret Lothrop hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Alfred Noyes wife of the English poet at the College Club on Commonwealth Avenue Boston. Other guests included Mrs. Larz Anderson Mrs. Thomas Bailey Ed rieh Mrs. Hugo Munsterberg Miss Margaret Munsterberg Mrs. Robertrant Mrs. Samuel Hoar of Concord Mrs. Josephine Peabody Marks and Miss Helen Sanborn.
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Daniel Lothrop
Margeret Lothrop
Alfred Noyes
College Club
Commonwealth Ave
Boston
Larz Anderson
Thomas Bailey \Edrich
Hugo Munsterberg
Margaret Munsterberg
Robert (Rant
Samuel Hoar
Concord
Josephine Peabody Marks
Helen Sanborn
Candy Kitchen to Open in Concord at Walnut Street
Sarah and Elizabeth Jones plan a candy kitchen in Concord at 14 Walnut street starting Tuesday November 25. They have produced Sign of the Kettle candies at home for some time with limited distribution and now move to a larger workspace inviting visitors and handling mail orders promptly.
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Sarah and
Elizabeth Jones
Concord
Walnut St
Sudbury Road Repairs Advance to Thornaust Section
The second section of Sudbury road repairs will be finished this week as crews push ahead from Goulding's corner to Thor n au st. The work is being rushed to complete the project promptly.
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Sudbury Rd
Goulding’s Corner
Thorn Au St
New Department Opens at Hopkins Harness Shop
The George Hopkins store has become a small department store, moving harness stock to the upper floor and filling downstairs with confectionery, toys, postcards, dolls, novelties, and seasonable books. Business remains strong as Christmas stock and new novelties draw shoppers, with a welcoming invitation to inspect the displayed goods.
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G. H. Hopkins
George Hopkins
Tea in Studio Concord Branch Suppresses Bazaar Report
Florence W Richardson hosted a Friday tea for the Concord Suffrage League to discuss the recent bazaar at Copley Place. Reports by Mrs Robertson James Mrs F C Dumaine and Mrs E Brown highlighted proceeds of 300 from Concord as separate from Waltham and Lexington booths. The affair featured yellow decor and was hosted by Mrs Wilfrid Wheeler with a social tea.
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Corcord
Suffrage League
Florence W. Richardson
Concord Suffrage League
Hevsar
Copley Place
Robertson James
F.C. Dumaine
E. Brown
Concord
Waltham
Lexington
Wilfrid Wheeler
Mrs Leith Hosts Tea for New Cordova Resident
Mrs Hugh F Leith hosted a Thursday afternoon tea at her Main Street home to introduce Mrs Julia Cameron of Westford who recently moved to Concord. About 200 invitations were issued and nearly that number attended from 4 to 6 in the music room with yellow and white chrysanthemum decor. Other guests served at the dining room table included Mrs David Baldwin Mrs Pliny Jewell Mrs M Irving Motte and Mrs Robert Warner. The event featured yellow roses and smilax in decor and favorable remarks from attendees.
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Hugh F. Leith
Pliny Jewell
M. Irving Motte
Robert ‘Warner
Advertised Letters and Names Listed in Journal
A list of advertised letters and names appears in the issue. Individuals include Raymond A. Ball J H Danforth Cilijivo Gaeta Olaf Groneng M M Dr A C MacMillan Judge W M Shaw and others such as Thomas White Annie Anderson Nellie Anderson Dellie Bartlett Itelen Clark Mary Crosby Beatrice Fitzger ald Oscar Holt J Arthur Martin Mary Ryan.
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Raymond A. Ball
J. H. Danforth
Cilijivo Gaeta
Olaf Groneng
M. M
A. C. MacMillan
W. M. Shaw
Thomas White
Annie Anderson
Nellie Anderson
Dellie Bartlett
Itelen Clark
Mary Crosby
B. Finn
Beatrice Fitzgerald
Oscar Holt
J. Arthur Martin
Mary Ryan
Union meeting at Scan dinavian M E church
A union meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at 3 30 at the Scandinavian M E church and Epworth League in Boston and Concord area.
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M. EB. Church and
Epworth League
Boston
Concord Ep
Epworth League and Thanksgiving Service at Trinitarian Church
The program features prayer by Rev. B E Carlson and Rev Andrew Berggreen at the Epworth League gathering with readings, solos, and speeches by Boston and Concord participants. A free supper is planned at 6 pm, toastmaster Andrew Anderson. Evening service 7 30 includes Thanksgiving rites and harvest offerings for City Missionary Society.unday observances and Home Mission Week noted.
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Andrewson
Rites
B. B. Carlson
Trinitarian Church
City Missionary Society
Boston
Home Mission
Beacon Light Club
Flower Committee
Halt Hour Cars On C M and H Street Railway
Announcement states hour cars will operate on the C M and H Street railway to aid holiday patrons. The note emphasizes convenience for travelers and local riders during the holiday period.
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Mariboro
Main Street
Mariboro, Maes
Walter RA. Morse
Walter P. Frye
John H. Lawton
Gudbury
Grange
Ram
F. MacCallar
Frederick J
T. J. McGann
Corgormn Toca
Gen. Darling
Concord Nurseries
St. Concord
C. S. Fowne
Ben J. F. Murray, M.D
Oncord
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Chas. S. Spencer
Main St. - Concord
Cologne
John C. Friend
J. W. Raymond
Southern Division
E. A. Buck
Main
Concord Junction
Walden Street
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