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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1913

Page

8

Marlboro Woman's Club opens as membership grows

Marlboro hosts an informal opening in a public hall for the Marlboro Woman's Club embracing past presidents and guests with music by local artists and a favorable reception. The article also discusses plans for an Agricultural Department at Marlboro High School funded by a proposed $200 start up to recruit a qualified instructor and provide agricultural instruction with state reimbursement.

Marlboro Woman’s Club A. O. H. Pee Carl Stevens L. Tourtellotte D. H. Fletcher Ng J. W. McDonald Elsie P. Bishop Roxbury Manchester Tosti Goodby Woodman Emmett Lang You Leiman D. W. Powers J. J. Shaughnessy Frank Taylor R. W. Geddes L. P. Howe S. H. Thompson Frank McKenzie Carrie Farnum Belle Stevens Wells Ghiloni Pary Curtis Louis Ingalls William Wet Board of Education Commonwealth Marlborough Marlboro Stimson State Board of Education Northboro Massachusetts Butterfield The Mass. Agricultural College

Italian Societies Parade On Columbus Day

The city held its sole Columbus Day celebration by Italian societies with a 2 PM parade starting on Lincoln Street in front of the Santa Anna society. It featured the Highland City band and speakers including Joseph Lombardi and Antonio Cappana, praising Columbus and organizational value.

Santa Anna Society Lincoln St Highland City Band J. J. Flaherty Joseph Lombardi Umberto II Society John Alexandresso Naturalization Society Alex Funai Broad West Main Main Prospect Washington Lincoln Antonio Caffero Antonio Cappana Columbus Discoverer America

Marlboro Woman's Club to Present Noted Musical Series

The Marlboro public entertainment committee announces a series of concerts featuring top artists. Oct 27 shows George Sykes with Miss Margaret Sawyer and Ellen, plus harpist Miss Edith Martin. Naples serenades and Italian stars planned for Jan 28 1914 and Apr 15 1914 with Chandler Concert Co. Tickets urged as hall capacity 460.

Marlboro Woman's Club Marlboro George Sykes Margaret Sawyer Boston Klaw & Erlanger The Schuberts Nixon & Zimmerman Sagae Oh Ellen Cleveland Edith Martin Germany France England Ireland Scotland Hungary Austria Russia Poland Martin America Signor Arturo Lambert Italy Lane of Music Signor Mario Tenor Milette Grand Opera Co Snow Woman's Club A. O. H. Hall

Gloucester Sethe Attends Progressive Rally Friday

Gloucester Sethe visits a Progressive rally at a Senatorial building Friday to show support and observe the event's turnout and crowd presence.

Gloucester Sethe Progressive Rally Senator

Roy Elderkin Victim of Genuine Surprise

Roy Elderkin attended a party at Miss Dorothy L Eveque’s home with 16 friends. Whist progressed as planned until prizes were announced revealing Elderkin as the sole prize winner, a sapphire pin, followed by refreshments and a musical program as the evening concluded.

Roy Elderkin Dorothy L'Eveque Block Elderkin Mr. Bid

Weeks Brothers Suffer Incidents In Weekend Injuries

Walter Weeks aged 11 dislocated his elbow while playing ball on Saturday. Kenneth Weeks fractured two bones in his left arm after slipping on the floor at St Mark’s gymnasium in Southboro. Drs R. B. Stevens and T F McCarthy treated the brothers after the accidents.

Special Justice Edgar Weeks Walter Kenneth St. Mark's

Boston visitors noted in Marlboro gathering

Rosario Lattinville and Mrs Lattinville of Boston were holiday visitors. W J Burke an Immigration Department employee from Boston called on Marlboro friends Sunday.

Rosario Lattinville Mrs. Lattinville Boston W. J. Burke Immigration Department Marlboro Friends

Marlboro High Defeats Hudson In First Midland League Game

Marlboro High School beat Hudson High 6 to 0 at Prospect Park in an opening Midland League contest. Dalrymple scored all points with four 60 yard and two 30 yard runs, while Laforme and Balfour aided Marlboro’s defense and backfield despite Clatlin’s injury absence.

Marlboro High School Hudson High School Prospect Park Marlboro High Clatlin Dalrymple Marlboro Laforme Hudson Hudson Crossman Woodward Conrad Peloquin Marlboro H.S. ‘Hudson H. S. Sanford Re Crossman A. Lamson Balfour Stuart F. Lamson Rg Schofield Murphy Anderson c E Candell Lg Brigham Higgins Eee le Stanners Byrne Brown Duffy Poole Brown Delorey Ihb Woodward Dalrymple Poole Greenache Wirth Cenedella Milford Fraim Waltham Dane Ralph Barnes Inman

Extra heats in all classes at Marlboro driving park matinee

Middlesex Driving club staged a holiday matinee at Marlboro Driving Park with three classes contested in extra heats. Class A featured Stately Action and Guy Bourbon with multiple fast times. Class B included Willia Elliott and Annie Bell among others with repeat heats and times around 1.16 to 1.21.

Marlboro Middlesex Driving Club Keefe Guy Bourbon Dacey Willia Elliott Paul Leary Annie Bell Mekonkorg Mason Marree Benton M Bik G Nankervis

Company F Fails To Reach Top In Militia Hike

Thirteen state militia teams hiked from Cambridge to Wakefield on Monday. The contest, won by Company H of Stoneham, assigned Company F seventh with 972 points. Each team had 16 members in heavy marching order to shoot at ranges of 200 600 and 500 yards. Company F received 50 dollars for the hike record and conditions.

Company F Cambridge Wakefield Company H Stoneham Com- H Co. K Ae CA. C U. 'Hh C

Local visitors and hometown ties noted in Ashland

Pred H of Lynn, a former resident, planned to visit here Monday. Thomas of Boston was a visitor in town Monday. Gleason attended the event in Ashland Monday. Mour of Hast Boston was home for the holiday.

Pred H 1 Lynn Thomas Boston Gleason Ashland

Marlboro Defeats Maynard In Holiday Baseball at Prospect Park

Attendance soared as Marlboro toppled Maynard 6 to 1 in a festive Prospect Park game. Marlboro's Nash, Leary, McKeon and Sweatt sparked the offense while a fashionably large Maynard crowd arrived by special train. Police kept order as a raffle goat and band amplified the lively afternoon.

Prospect Park Marlboro Mayrarq Maynard Assabet Warriors Gilroy Lynch Boston & Maine Lefty Tyler Boston Nationals McKeon Worcester New England Glennon Syracuse Jack Leary Lee = Nash Cleveland Ingalls Elcock Ganzell Bailey St. Louis Providence Daley Chicago Americans Wilson Lynn Dowd Brockton McMahon Waite O Springfield Sweatt New Bedford Centre Halsteii Lowell Chicago White Sox Sergy P. F. Crotty J. & Snedy John J. Buckley Hugh McNiff Wiliam Dolan Eugene Me Amadee Gardner Wyeral Nash Leary Bill Hunt

Mrs Daley Reports Visit to Bingham Canon Utah

Mrs William Daley writes from Bing ham Canon Utah that she has reached her sons Michael and Carroll who are getting along well. She notes seeing snow on the mountainside. T B Guthan of Brockton spent the holiday in the city. Lloyd Wheeler of Waltham was a holiday guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wheeler on Pleasant Street.

Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Mary A Cutter O. EB. Howe Con H. Brigham Fred B. Parker Rebekah D. H. Noyes William Daley Bridge Et West Bingham Canon Utah Michael Carroll T.B. Guthan Brockton Lloyd Wheeler Waltham Frank Wheeler Pleasant St

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