Marlboro Enterprise circulation and pricing notice
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company office 161 Main Street Marlboro Mass. Matered as second days matter August 26 1903 at the post office Marlboro Mass under the act of Congress March 8 1879. Walter B Morse president Walter P Frye John H Lawton subscriptions single copies treasurer manager 1 per year three cents six months 50c three months 28c Including Postage in advance Mayward Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Special meeting visit by Rt Worshipful arry Pollard at Corinthian Judge
Large attendance at the Wednesday night gathering with speeches by visiting officials and guests. A collation was served and ads announce advance payment terms. Local notices include lost purse, help wanted, and real estate listings from Concord and surrounding towns.
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Arry G. Pollard
Corinthian
Concord Weekly Happenings and Local Receptions
Concord area notes include Mary Eaton's brief stay in Manomet, plans for Acton to Concord moves, and the Wednesday high school gridiron clash. A Busy week features Lady's Charitable Society, Red Cross sewing, harvest dinner at South Sudbury, and social events by Concord K of C and Waverly band. Local trips, camping at Fort Pond, and shop notices mix with medical and dental updates at the Colonial Inn and Miss Houghton's store window.
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South Sudbury
Granville Holden
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Florence Hubbard
Clara Graversen
Fort Pond
Acton
Margaret Graverson
Schrafft
M J. Houghton
George Cook
C. H. Wheeler
Sudbury Rd
Covina
Cal
Red Cross
Trinity Church
Concord Council
K. of C
Monument Hall
Maynard
Concord Junction
Bedford
Lincoln
Concord Knights
Waverly Band
A Secret Keeper Under Irish Prisoner of 1798
An Irish prisoner from the 1798 uprising, held with a comrade, offered to reveal crucial disclosures only after the other man would be executed. The officer resolved the risk, enabling the prisoner to speak freely, and he declared he knew the other would escape.
Cinder in eye causes Roxbury auto crash injuring two
Thomas McKenna and his father Thomas F McKenna of Hazelwood Street Roxbury were driving from a New Hampshire summer home when a cinder blew into the younger man s eye. The car swerved hit a fence and wall. the son escaped serious injury while the father broke his arm. Doctors Pickard and Walcott rushed the pair to hospital where care was given. car wrecked and towed.
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McKenna
Pickard
Walcott
Lewis Putnam
Lowell
John
Lawrence
W. D. Cross
Wed in Concord Between Theodore Bartlett and Frankie Hunt
A wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Marcellus Pemenway Concord on October 7 joined Theodore Bartlett of Amesbury and Frankie Hunt of Amesbury. Attended by Ralph Spofford and Marion Flanders, the ceremony was by Rev J Mervin Hull. Afterward refreshments were served and the couple will reside in Amesbury. About 20 relatives and friends attended.
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Marcellus Pemenway
Fairhaven Rd
Theodore Bartlett
Frankie Hunt
Amesbury
Ralph Spofford
Marion Flanders
J. Mervin Hull
Concord
Sroom
Middlesex Rifle Club Wins Second Match Over Concord Gun Club
The Middlesex Rifle Club of Lincoln defeats Concord Gun Club in a tightly fought return match at Concord. Lincoln totals 276 points to Concord 265, winning by 11 points after a previous Lincoln win at their range.
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Middlesex Rifle Club
Lincoln
Concord
Lincoln Range
Sink
Lincoln Boys
Camp Fire Girls to Present October 17 Entertainment
Three Concord groups unite to stage an Oct 17 program at 3 p m in the First Church vestry. Ticket sales support Camp Fire activities. The event includes two plays titled Everygirl and Anygirl, several folk dances, plus an exhibition and sale of food and handicraft by the girls.
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Camp Fire Girls
Concord
First Church
Camp Fire
Trinitarian Church Plans Sundays and Weekday Activities
The Trinitarian church outlines Sunday pulpit services with morning and evening programs. A 15 minute sermon on The Rule of Subtraction in Religion follows a praise service from the new hymnal Worship and Song. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 with A Saloonless Nation Why Not How. Supper at 6 20 Thursday precedes entertainment at 8.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Food sale planned by W. C. T. U. in Trinitarian vestry
October meeting of the W. C. T. U. discussed the Newton county convention report read by Miss Farrar. A food sale is planned for Friday October 30 from 2 30 to 5 at the Trinitarian church vestry with contributions of foods and items for the variety table sought from supporters.
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H. C. Rolfe
Buried Here Saturday Philip Keyes Walcott Dies in New York
Philip Keyes Walcott died suddenly in New York City from an accident on Tuesday morning October 6. He was the son of Charles Hosmer Walcott of Concord and Florence Keyes, raised by his Keyes grandparents, a Harvard graduate of 1897, Columbia Law School trained, and a member of Hawkins Delafield and Longfellow. He married Anne Goodkoop three years ago. He was an active lawyer and public citizen who loved literature. The New York Sun provides a tribute to his memory.
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Philip Keyes Walcott
New York City
Charles Hosmer Walcott
Concord
First State Board of Arbitration
Florence Keyes
John S. Keyes
Keyes
Harvard College
Columbia College School
New York
William G. Peckham
Messrs
Mies Anne Goodkoop
Walcott
The
New York Sun
Philip Keyes Walcott Obituary In Concord Sleepy Hollow
The Evening Sun reports the death of Philip Keyes Walcott, a young and respected New York lawyer active in politics. His body arrived in Concord Friday night and services were held at his home with committal in Sleepy Hollow cemetery on Saturday morning.
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Concord
New York
Sleepy Hollow
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