Marlboro Enterprise notices and pricing details
The Marlboro Enterprise lists office address at 1 Liberty Street and publication details for Marlboro Massachusetts. It notes second class matter status, the publication cadence, and subscription rates, with listing of service areas including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton and Bedford.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise __IPress, Incorporated
of Congress
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Decentralization of Manufacturing Due to Lawrence Strike
The Lawrence strike revealed the drawbacks of centralized production. American Woolen moves machinery to Utica Globe Mills and other cities like Winookoo Vermont Providence Louisville and New Hampshire to cut costs. The shift aims to create self contained units with weaving and spinning facilities to lower expenses and shield production from labor unrest.
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J Wooen ‘Co
Lawrence
American Woolen
Lawrence Mills
Utica
Globe Mills
Win‘oould
Vermont
Providence
Louisville
Mnfield
New Hampshire
The
Globe
Baltic
Halfield
Pacific Mills
Boston News Bureau
Dickensian Decline of a Dying New York Telegraphist
A reflective portrait recalls a late 19th century New York newspaperman who starved and froze near Bellevue. The piece likens him to a doomed Brisbane figure, noting his splendid talent, frailties, and futile battles to support his wife and children while battling addiction and poverty.
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Dickens
New ‘York
Bellevue
Mid-West
Brisbane
New Man Seeks Work as Wife Urges Return
A man told reporters he needed a job and hoped his wife would win him back after settling. He took a ten dollar loan, then, drunk, collapsed outside a farm office. A police officer found him unconscious in a Park Row doorway and city physicians could not save him.
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Park Row
City Hospital
Dickens
Education Week highlights shifts in schooling over time
Federal figures show a diverging boy or girl of 1981 gaining two more years of schooling than the 1914 average. The typical class size is 30 today versus 34 in 1910, high school access rose from one in ten in 1900 to 50 percent, and college access grew from 1 in 33 to 1 in 6.
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Federal Bureau of Education
Hoover Thanksgiving Proclamation Praises Blessings Amid Hardship
The president lauds abundant harvests, pestilence avoidance, strong institutions, and rising education while noting current depression as a past hardship. He calls for deeper spiritual life, quicker sympathies, sacrifice, and courage to face adversity.
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Hoover
Self denial and sacrifice build lasting wealth
The text argues that saving comes through self denial and sacrifice, not high income. It notes most homeowners achieved mortgages by foregoing desires, life insurance funded by restraint, and that wealth often comes from willpower and prudent management rather than earnings alone.
Worrying Woman Lets Life Be Ruled by Fearful Habits
A woman constantly frets about rain leaks, muddy rugs, travel wrecks, and neighbors’ children. Her persistent fretting fills her days, crowding out constructive thoughts and the few real concerns she has.
Hunger and Poverty Amid Global Floods Highlight Inequality
The piece notes that thirty million Chinese sufferers face destitution and starvation after floods, a quarter of the U.S. population, concentrated west of the Mississippi. It contrasts widespread poverty in parts of China and India with abundant goods in the United States.
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Our
China
United States
Mississippi River
India
Is Christianity a Path to Global Prosperity and Demand
The passage questions whether Christian civilization has pursued self interest while neglecting its duty to spread faith and surplus to the far ends of the earth. It asks if missionary effort could create new consumers, accelerating production and machine growth to meet global need. It ponders the roles of faith, commerce, and progress.
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India
Concord Police Relief Association reelects William G Ryan president
Chief William G Ryan was reelected president of the Concord Police Relief Association for another year at the headquarters on Tuesday afternoon November 17. Sergt. Marshall J Witherell was chosen as vice president and several patrolmen were named to key posts and directors.
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Concord
William G Ryan
Concord Police Relief Assocition
Organizaon
Sergt
Marshall J. Witherell
John T. Foster
Frederick Nolen
Edward N. Lawton
Robert P. Lawson
David G. Sheehan
Frederick Moreau Again Heads Concord Grange
Frederick Moreau of 257 Main Street West Concord is reelected master of Concord Grange P of H for a second term at the annual meeting in Ellis Hall. New officers include Nettie Wells overseer Arthur Adame lecturer William Edmunds steward Allison Clark assistant steward Mrs Agnes Clark chaplain Elizabeth Adame treasurer secretary and other posts filled by listed members.
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Frederick Moreau
Main Street
West Concord
Concord Grange
Ellis’ Hall
Nettie A."wells
Arthur F. Adame
William Edmunds
Allison Clark
Agnes Clark
Ene
Won Ag
Hattie
Benny
Jae On
Flora
Sylvia
Miss Driscoll Speaks at West Concord Woman's Club
Miss Margaret Sheehan and sister Rosemary performed songs and violin pieces while Julia Dee accompanied on piano. Rev M A Vance spoke for the Maynard Citizen's Welfare Committee on adolescence and training. Mrs J B Hannon hosted the social tea and chaired the Community Service Committee.
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West
Concord
Driscoll
Deélin
The
Oddelon
Omar Se
Derstandi
M A. Vance
Maynard
Margaret Sheehan
Rosemary
Boston
F. 8. Walker
J . Brisman
Maynard Methodist Notes and Union League Session Details
Maynard Methodist notes list Mr Mills preaching Find ing Mien for Christ with church school at 9 am and Epworth League at 6 pm. Preliminary gospel songs at 7 pm and a brief pastor's address. The Union League resumes Tuesday December 1 at 3 30 pm with Junior and Intermediate groups formed for ages 9 12 and 12 15.
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Maynard Methodist
Mills
Church School
Epworth League
Union League
Woman's Club Hosts Milne Play Reading
Under the Concord Woman's Club drama committee the second in a series of readings was held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. G Hollis Blake's Main Street home. A. A. Milne's The Ivory Door was read with participation by Mrs. Whittemore Brown, Mrs. Blake, and Mrs. G Walter Vialle.
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Concords
Drama Committee
Concord Woman’s Cub
G. Hollis Blake
Main Street
A. A. Milne
Ivory Door
Whittemore Brown
Blake
G. Walter Vialle
Grange Installation Planned and Recent Meetings Mentioned
Lady assistant steward Mrs Helen Croft and pianist Edgar Clark, both on the executive committee for three years, will be installed on Tuesday evening January 5. A play by the Graces was scheduled but not performed. A public whist party will feature the next regular Grange meeting on December 1.
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Helen Croft
Edgar Clark
Dee
West Acton Fire Dept Hosts Ladies Night Supper
West Acton firehouse held a Saturday supper and whist event labeled ladies night. Committees led by Mrs Addie Briggs and others served beans, relish pies coffee and fruit. laddies enjoyed smokes afterward. High scores went to Mrs Lawrence and Free Amberg as more parties were planned.
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West- Acton
Add’e Briggs
Hazelton Perkins
Paddock
MacGregor
Free Amberg
George Clapp
Cigar Factory
Festus
William
Central Street
First Baptist Church West Acton Service Plans
The First Baptist Church of West Acton Massachusetts schedules a morning sermon on Sunday November 29 with the theme Social Hospitality. The service aims to cultivate a consciousness of God and earnest Christian living. An evening sermon titled A Seeker and Finder of Pearls will follow.
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Arthur Jeffries
Willahe
Hall Hartwell wedding in Stoughton Mass
Frances Hartwell and Charles Alonzo Hartwell Jr. tied the knot on November 20 in Stoughton Massachusetts with a double ring ceremony at the Universalist church. The couple's reception followed at Weber Duck Inn Wrentham and they will reside in Littleton after a short wedding trip. Frances Hartwell, lifelong West Acton resident, previously worked in Boston and received a shower with gifts of glass pewter roses and chrysanthemums.
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West Acton
Bertram E Hall
Frances
Charles Alonzo Hartwell, Jr
Littleton
Stoughton
Mass
Luther Morris
Stoughton Universalist Church
Weber Duck Inn
Wrentham
Miss Hartwell
Field
Cowfessns. Co
Boston
Lost Deposit Book Notice from Middlesex Savings Institute
Deposit Book No 24913 is reported lost. Payment on the book is stopped. Signed by Ballou, Assistant Treasurer, November 14, 9931 with dates November 18 25 and December referenced.
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Middlesex Institution of “Savings
Ballou, Asst
Trea
Marlboro Man Hit When Bullet Goes Through Car
Alfred Montgomery 34 of 107 Prospect Street reported to state police that a rifle bullet entered the rear of his car on the Boston Post Road in Sudbury near South Sudbury, tearing the windshield and nicking his left ear. Police believe a stray shot from a hunter might be involved. Montgomery stopped, searched, found no one, and reported the incident to a state trooper.
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Alfred Montgomery
Sudbury
Marlboro
Montgomery
Letters 10 The Editor Editor of Maynard Enterprise
The writer congratulates the Maynard Enterprise on its editorial about the industrial situation and urges calm judgment. He defends Assabet Mills and asks for tax considerations to allow reopening, noting officials and workers in town deserve support and that circumstances can change cases.
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Maynard Enterprise
Maynards
American Woolen, Co
Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Highlight At Colonial Inn
Concord Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon at the Colonial Inn with President Burleigh L. Pratt presiding. Howard G. Hawkes physical director in the Concord Schools offered an interesting account of high achievements in the schools.
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Concord
Colonial Inn
Burleigh L. Pratt
Howard G. Hawkes
Conco
W Concord Union Church Service Plans
Reverend Alfred W Stone will lead the morning service on Sunday November 29 with a sermon titled The Liberal ity of Poverty. Church school follows at noon. The Senior Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6 pm and Community Sunday night programs continue. Warren A Bish District Attorney will be the guest speaker.
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Alfred W Stone
Marlboro High School Torchlight Parade Precedes Big Rally
Marlboro High School students will march in a torchlight parade led by the Boy Scout Band to support the football team before the Hindston High game at Riverside Park in Hudson tomorrow morning. The parade precedes a rally in the Assembly Hall with civic leaders, Supt. Ernest P. Carry, and former mayors among speakers.
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Marlboro
Marlboro High School
Zee
Hindston High
Supt
Ernest P. Carry
Charles F. McCarthy
L Roy Hawes Elected Master of Sudbury Grange
L Roy Hawes was elected master of the Sudbury Grange. Officers chosen include overseer Henry G. Garfield lecturer Bernice C. Clark steward Donald F. Conroy assistant steward Herman Austin chaplain Rev. George H. Clarke treasurer David S. Baldwin secretary Hope W. Baldwin gate keeper J Laurence Devoll Ceres Verna G. Barton Pomona Jessie W. Garfieldlora Gertrude M. Davis lady assistance steward Catherine L Dianistra F Baldwin. Executive committee Ralph H. Barton. Next grange session set for Dec 1.
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Sudbury
Catherine L . Dianistra F. Baldwin
Ralph H. Barton
Wille
Mrs. Mary A Green Passes Away At 77 In Marsh
Mrs. Mary A Green aged 77 died this morning at the home of Mrs. Marian Stephens on Lincoln Street after several months illness. Born in Berlin, she married Alonzo F. Green and lived there many years before moving to Marsh. She leaves four daughters Edith Jessie and Marian Stephens and two sons Edward and Fred. Funeral Friday at her late home with Child Funeral Director and burial in Berlin.
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Edward F
Berlin
Fred A
Kingston
Edith
Arthur H. Lasselleboro
Jessie M
Marian Stephen
Mrs Agnes Carvil of Clinton Dies After Illness
Mrs Agnes Carvil aged 60 died early today at her Grantcourt home after a month’s illness. A Clinton native who moved to the city 22 years ago, she helped in the Ladies Auxiliary American Legion and church societies at Immaculate Conception. Survived by two daughters, the body will be sent to Froutemee for rites and interment in the cemetery under John P. Rowe Funeral Directors.
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Marlboro
Agnes Carville
Grantcourt
Clinton
Mass
City
Ladies Auxiliary American Legion
John P. Rowe
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