Marlboro Weekly Enterprise Office Contact and Rates
The Marlboro based Weekly Enterprise lists office at 16 Liberty Street and publishes every Wednesday. It notes second class matter registration on August 25, 3003 and subscription rates listed as $1.50 for six months with single copies available.
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Liberty Street
Marlboro
Mass
Enterprise Press, Incorporated
Eie Shay
Monhita
Uekinis Lapeer
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
What Other Nations Do for Veterans
A historical analysis contrasts U S veterans benefits with those of France England and Germany. It notes relative spending as a share of national wealth and income and criticizes the 1919 clothing bonus as the only tangible veteran payment while arguing adjusted compensation remains a debt rather than a bonus.
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United States
France
England
Germany
United State
Great Britain
Congressiona
Red Cross
Congress
Wise
Nottingham Fair to Feature Baby Show and Coin Exhibit
The Union Congregational church hosts the Nottingham Fair Christmas sale at Colonial Hall next Friday December 2. The program includes a 2 30 PM Baby Show and an 8 30 PM English music and dance program with a rare coins exhibit by H Gutteridge. There will be aprons, work and linen tables, plants, popcorn, ginger ale, and a cafeteria lunch both afternoon and evening.
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Nottingham
Colonial Hall
Union Congregational Church
William Gutteridge
Gladys McKlane
Ne Men’s League
Marion Townsend
Ethel Carlson
Peppard
Maynard Union Church News Highlights Local Pageant Plans
Dr. Asa M. Parker spoke on Southland church work at Union Church Maynard. Weeknight talk titled How to deal with Personal and World Need based on the Good Samaritan. Young People travel to Woburn for Sunday service. Christmas carol rehearsals and a Pageant of the Other Wise Man planned as a joint Methodist Congregational event. Nottingham Fair features coin display baby show and cafeteria lunch with an old English booth setup.
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Union Church News
Southland
Asa M. Parker
Boston
Congregational Church
Union Church
Maynard
Parker
South
Woburn
Willis Stockbridge
Matthew A. Vance
Henry van Dyke
Lexington High Dominates Concord in Thanksgiving Classic
Lexington High defeated Concord High 32 to 7 on Emerson playground in the annual Thanksgiving Day series. Mulliken and Cronin each scored twice for Lexington, with Ingram and Dee adding touchdowns.
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Lexington High
Concord High
Emerson Playground
Lexington Eleven
Lexington
Wiico
White Concords
Mulliken
Cronin
Ingram
Long
Gibbons
Secon
Concord
Healey
Dee
Palmer
Morgan
Carmichael
Janusas
Julin
Barrett
R. Davis
Smithy
Molloy
Tyler
Bierenbroadspot
Talcott
Berman
A. Davis
Barnes
Reader
Lovejoy
Lapham
Harvey
Rooney
Akers
Spooner
Bartolomeo
Madsen
Sheehan
Blodgett
M. DiCicco
Tompkins
Nelson
West Concord Union Church Calendar Promotes Giving Drive
West Concord Union Church announces the Every Friend Can pledge drive for the coming year with a December 4 afternoon visitation after a morning service on The Grace of Christian Giving. Also features lectures, meetings, and choir rehearsals through December 9.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Crusade of Brotherhood
Ladies’ Union
Warren Rice
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Turkey freebies at Foley and Holt dances in Exchange hall
Turkey price ease spurred Foley and Holt to give away two turkeys two ducks and two chickens during seven Thursday dances in Exchange hall with the last event scheduled for November 17. Recipients include Henry Soar Christine O'Hare Theresa Cody Leo Patterson F. L. Clifford Mel Looker H A Thorne Lucy McLeard Winna Wamboldt M McDonald John Morrell David Sharkey Mat Freeman and others. Birds were delivered alive and likely eaten on Thanksgiving Day. Irene Merriam and Florence Merriam visited Warren H Jones's home on School street for the holiday.
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Foley and
Holt
Exchange Hall
Henry Soar
South Acton
Christine O'Hare
Weston
Theresa Cody
Hudson
Leo Patterson
West Concord
F. L. Clifford
Hopkinton
Mel Looker
Cochituate
H. A. Thorne
Marlboro
Lucy McLeard
Lexington
Winna Wamboldt
W. Acton
M. McDonald
W. Newton
P. Smith
Natick
John Morrell
David Sharkey
Littleton
Mat Freeman
Ducks
Ruth Alley
Buddy Bedell
Woburn
Mrs. Thos. Burke
Harold Johnson
Maynard
E. Bamisford
Francis J. Murphy
Mary L. Burke
South Natick
Theresa M. King
Bertha Hughes
Arlington
H A Thorne
Francis Hanna
Mark Imbimbo
G. F. Harold
Ed. Jensen
Walter Slaney
Needham
Gert Massie Littleton
Herbert Branley
Evelyn Watson
Marion Blanchard
Neil Louker
Catherine Ward
Irene Merriam
Lynn Schools
Florence Merriam
Warren H. Jones
School Street
Holiday visits and small town fires in Sudbury
Mrs. Jane Bryer spent the holiday with friends in Taunton while Miss Carolyn Guptill hosted Abbot Academy students at her Concord road home for Thanksgiving. The Fire Department responded to minor fires at the Labaree house on Peakham with little damage and to a brush blaze near Johnson's on the State road. Freezing temperatures made ice on shallow ponds inviting skating, but officials warn that deeper ponds remain unsafe.
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Jane Bryer
Taunton
Carolyn Guptill
Concord Road
Abbot Academy
Andover
Labaree House
Peakham
Johnson's
Thanksgiving at the Stone House and local notices
The Stone family enjoyed a Thanksgiving party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fréd Stone with 17 attendees including Isobel Stone visiting from Philadelphia. The Memorial Church group plans a Thursday program at 2 pm hosted by Mrs William Tufts with Mrs B Batchelder as speaker on Saints of the Rockies. Music by Mrs Maxwell Eaton. A Community sing is planned for next Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Roland Cutter.
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H. P. Hood & Sons
Clemens H. Haass
Nobscott Hill
Washington
Florida
Stone
Fréd Stone
Isobel Stone
Philadelphia
Ladies of Memorial Church
William Tufts
B. Batchelder
Utah
Maxwell Eaton
Roland Cutter
Regular drill of Concord Artillery led by Major Fuller
Concord Artillery conducted a Monday night drill under Major Paul Fuller Plans and Training Officer on Colonel Bacon's staff. The session covered nomenclature stripping and elementary gun drill.
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Concord Artillery
Paul Fuller
Bacon
Face The Music Tops Boston Stage With Spectacle
Berlin scores big with Face The Music at Shubert Theatre Boston a lavish touring musical satire on New York society. Mary Boland leads a large cast with Albertina Rasch Dancers as railcar heavy scenery and a fourteen car special train move the show.
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Boston
Berlin
New York
Shubert Theatre
George Kaufman
Kaufman
Jimmy Walker
Irving Berlin
Spain
Mary Boland
America
Comedenne
Hollywood
Paramount
Miss Boland
Robert Emmett Keane
John Barker
Nancy McCord
Charles Lawrence
Jack Good
Margaret Lee
John Ehrle
George Anderson
Frank Dobson
Thomas Reynolds
Don Costello
Daniel Sullivan
Albertina Rasch
Charlie van
Shubert
Couple Weds 25 Years Ago Surprise Party in Sudbury
Relatives and friends gathered at Deanes Corner to celebrate Mr and Mrs Francis H Butler's 25th anniversary. Three brothers from Roslindale Holliston and Norwood and a sister from Medway attended, bringing families. The couple, married in 1907 in Roxbury, have resided in Sudbury for 24 years and received a purse and silver gifts.
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Sudbury
Francis H. Butler
Deane’s Corner
Butler
Roslindale
Holliston
Norwood
Medway
Roxbury
Annual Christmas Seals sale opened by local school children
The Massachusetts Tuberculosis League oversees the annual Christmas Seals drive to begin December 7, with schoolchildren conducting sales. Proceeds fund health projects for children, including school dental clinics, tuberculosis prevention, and a health camp stay at Camp Virginia.
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Massachusetts Tuberculosis League
Virginia
South Western
Middlesex Public Health Association
Funeral for Mrs Webster Held at St George’s Parish
Mrs Mary A Webster 62 died after long illness at 8 Concord Street She was born in Rochdale England lived in the United States 52 years and Maynard 41 She is survived by her husband two sons George and Alan a daughter Mrs Wilford Saxon of Providence RI and her father Henry Broadley of Saxonville Services were at St George's Church conducted by Rev Eason Cross burial in Glenwood cemetery She was a charter member of Lady Warwick Lodge Daughters of St George and a much loved neighbor and friend.
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Mary A. Webster
John Webster
Concord Street
Rochdale
England
Maynard
George
Alan
Wilford Saxon
Providence
R. I
Henry Broadley
Saxonville
Concord Yankees Triumph in Thanksgiving Gridiron Victory
The Concord Yankees overwhelmed Tremont Council Knights of Columbus and others 19 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day. Scorers included Emery Tompkins and Mara with Mara adding the extra point on a Parke pass. featured players included Tompkins, Mullen, Flannery, and Parke guiding the offense.
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Concord Yankees
Emerson
Slattery
Bullvisi Venti
Heyliger
le Sullivan Parke
Guson
Wayshack
DiCicco
Flannery
Sluisky Mullen
F Flannery
Moore Denton
Tompkins
Zigarni
Conco Yankees
Emery
Mara
Parke
Holiday Dance at Sudbury Town Hall a social success
The Sudbury Woman's Club hosted a Thanksgiving night Community dance at Sudbury Town Hall. Guests from Wayland Andover Hudson and neighboring towns enjoyed music and ample floor space while refreshments were served. Mrs Walter E Piper chaired the committee.
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Sudbury Town Hall
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Wayland
Andover
Hudson
Walter E Piper
Sudbury School Notes No School Signal and Thanksgiving
No school will be held on stormy days with a 7 30 a m two blast fire whistle signal. Thanksgiving programs were held at Center School with readings and a flag salute. Girls alumni beat high school team 3 1 in field hockey. Weston game coached by Sudbury girl Miss Mary Piper. soccer to be played at Concord to even score. Ice hockey team planning and practice to start in about two weeks.
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Center School
Virginia Sawyer
Hilda Baldwin
Ruth Cothers
Rachmaninoff
America
Weston
Beckwith
Sudbury
Mary Piper
Concord High
Concord
Ewhn
Wrestling Show at Co Operative Hall Delivers Night of Thrills
Friday wrestling card features Billy Sienkiewicz defeating Kid Levinsky in four minutes while Georgie Anastos draws with Kid Miller. Gus Johnson downs Sailor Nelson in 18 minutes, 21 seconds. Skorski and Skotis fight to a 30 minute draw. Georgie Linnehan topples Pat Coyne in seven minutes after first fall at 17 minutes. Promoter George Anastos hosts post match dancing.
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AL Cowles
Co-C Operative Hall
DeGlane
Tutze
Garden
Billy Sienkiewicz
Kid Levinsky
Hudson
Billy
Pardner
Sienkiewicz
Kid Miller
Georgie Anastos
Georgie
Miller
Gus Johnson
Sailor Nelson
Johnson
Gus
Nelson
Sam
Skorski
Chelsea
Nick
Skotis
Jim Browning
Charlie Strack
Pole Skorski
Bronx
St. Mary’s
Georgie Linnehan
Pat Coyne
Samuel
Coast Guard
Linnehan
Coyne
Navy
St. Mary's
Charity Penny Sale by Our Lady Help of Christians
Concord court Catholic Daughters of America will hold a Charity Penny Sale at Warner Hall Monday December 5 at eight o'clock.
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Concord
Court
Our Lady Help of Christians, Catholic Daughterr of America
Warner Hall
West Concord shoemaker Carl R Hay dies at 56
Carl Renault Hay a 26 year shoe merchant in West Concord died of a heart attack at his home 375 Main Street. Funeral services were held at West Concord Union Church with Odd Fellows and church members in attendance. He was born July 9 1879 in Sweden and came to America thirty years ago. Burial followed at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. He was known for energy integrity and kindness.
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Carl Renault Hay
West Concord
Main Street
Odd Fellows
George C. Manter
Edwin M. Edwardson
George A
Montague
Merton J. Leighton
Robert McAuley
Richard W. McCabe
Egbert T. Montague
Benjamin Derby
Thompson Blood
John H. Adams
Kennan Damon
Waldo P. Lapham
Frank E. Waite
Isle of Somewhere
Mina Ruble
Society of Christian Endeavor
Obituary fragment notes Hay family ties and Pasadena ties
Deeply respected by Allah. In contact only He is survived by his wife Mrs Myrtley Hay. Four sons Josepp Arnold Hay Wendellyn Clarence Hay and by a Miss Priscilla Hay. Healg, three brothers and three sisters.
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Allah
Pasadena
Myrtley Hay
Josepp
Arnold Hay
Wendellyn
Clarence Hay
Priscilla Hay
Healg
Grenfell Association Meeting at Trinitarian Church Concord Mass
The Grenfell Association holds services at Trinitarian Congregational Church in Concord Massachusetts. Rev George L Thurlow preaches on Worship as a Means discovering God. Members invited to a Men s Club and state highway talk. Miss Seabury from Boston to speak at a morning service and Young People’s Rally in the evening.
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Concord
Mass
George L. Thurlow
Schoo
Bers
Woman’s Union
Miss Seabury
The
Woman's
Boston
Young Club
Concord Men’s Club Attends Marian Congregational Service
About fifty Concord Club members attended the Marian Congregational Church morning service. The Clop Quartet, including Henry P Thorpe and Earl Parks, sang as the men were stirred by a thoughtful sermon on A Man's Religion in the World.
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Concord Club
Marian Congregational Chu
Clop
Henry P Thorpe
Earl H. Parks
Todd
M Goodwin
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Yankees
Carl R. Hay
Grenfell Association
Trinitarian Congrtional Church
Web
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Concord Men’s Club
Crowe’s
Parta
Duart
Nason St
Shepard Stores
Enduri
Mreris
Gruber Bros
Sotho Digg
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