Marlboro Enterprise masthead and subscription details
Marlboro Massachusetts weekly newspaper published by Sassie Gan Company at 151 Main Street. Entered as second class August 25, 1903. Officers listed Walter B. Morse president Walter P. Fryr treasurer John H. Lawton manager. Subscriptions one dollar per year single copies three cents. Circulation including postage to Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford.
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Marlboro
Mass
T of Congress
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Fryr
John H. Lawton
Maynard
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Straw vote planned for Concord women on Oct 29
The column notes a nonbinding straw ballot for women over 21 at the town hall on Tuesday October 29 from 2 to 6 pm. It stresses the vote is not tied to any suffrage commitment and aims to capture women’s opinions amid a busy political year. A separate lecture on the five political parties is set for Saturday October 26 at 3:30 pm with a 25 cent admission.
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Concord
Concord High routs Wayland High in 37 to 0 football game
Concord High School defeated Wayland High School 37 to 0 on a Saturday game. Woodworth scored four touchdowns and Tape added two as the defense stifled Wayland throughout. Referee Metcalf and umpire Johnson officiated the ten period contest.
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Concord High
Wayland High
Wayland
Woodworth
Tape
Sum- Goncord H
Wayland H
Weelle
Morrill
Morrill M. BE Ee Aed Rt F. Dudley Ee Eee Rg Metcalf W. Ryane
Belmore I
Dickey
Kehan
Weeengen
Ryan Rt
Hayes
Olsen
Ford N. Wood
Dudley Woodworth
William Varley
Varley
Concord News Circulated on Local Politics and Events
The Concord community discusses the 1912-1913 Lyceum program, local sports notes, wedding at Union church, and political activity. Wendling candidates, Taft supporters, and Eaton’s strong bid are reported along with school, church, and civic events through the week.
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Concord
Lyceum
Enterprise
Criterion Club
Nore
Enterprise Office
Wilson Tome
Hoar
Cape
Filene
Taft
Moosers
Bessie Josephine Robbins
Acton
Kenneth Thompson Blood
Union Church
Concord Junction
Roosevelt supporters urge vote for whole Progressive ticket
W N Osgood of Lowell spoke at a Concord meeting urging Roosevelt followers to back the entire Progressive ticket. He praised party prospects, thanked Bird and Cosgrove, and said the 5th District has strong Progressive potential. The gathering added 25 new members and expanded the town committee with five women.
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Fitchburg
Charles F. McCarthy
Marlboro
J. William Byron
Lincoln
Concord
P. C. Fenelon
Bedford Rd
Craig
Fredrick W. Eaton
House of Representatives
Middlesex
Bull Moosers
Roosevelt
Frank Pierce
Smith Owen Dexter
John M. Keyes
W. N. Osgood
Lowell
Fifth
J. J. Rogers
Humphrey O'Sullivan
Osgood
Mr. Osgood
Col
Messrs
Bird
Cosgrove
Conference of Presidents of Massachusetts Woman’s Clubs Meets
The conference at a Unitarian church drew about 300 delegates from across the state. Morning and afternoon sessions included talks from the state president and reports from national congresses on economics and health. Delegates examined club membership limits as well as visits to the Louisa M. Alcott house and related fundraising.
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Woman's Clubs of
Massachusetts
Unitarian Church
Woman's Clubs
Frederic C. Dumaine
Concord Club
Mulligan
Natick
Minneapolis
Washington
Louisa M. Alcott House
C. W. Bullock
Leila ©. Peddock
Harriett C. Whittier
Lillian F
St Mark’s Dominates Middlesex 21–0 in Southboro
St Mark’s blanked Middlesex 21 to 0 at Southboro as the visitors overwhelmed the Middlesex team with strong defense and multi angle plays. Southboro dominated from start to finish in a decisive victory.
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Middlesex
Southboro
St. Mark's
Progressives hold large rally at Concord town hall
A major Progressive rally drew over 500 attendees at Concord town hall on Tuesday October 22. Speakers included Edward B. Caiger Louise Hall Harvard professor Albert Bushnell Hart and William N. Osgood urging support for Progressive candidates and opposing Roosevelt. A follow up event is planned at Concord Junction next Thursday with Frederick Fosdick Fitchburg as principal attraction.
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Hubbard St
Corinthian Lodge
A. F
A. M
Charles G. Went
W. M
Charles W. Sylvester
S. W
John G. Watson
J. W
William D- Cross
Treas
Wayne W. Blossom
Sec
Henry F. Smith
Chaplin
H. S. Howe
Mar
N. P. How
Robert J. Stevenson
J. D
Harry S. Bridges
S. S
Philip Damon
Harold ‘Tompkins
Edward B. Caiger
Tyler
Concord
Frank Pierce
Caiger
Louise Hall
Brookline
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Hart
Roosevelt
William N. Osgood
Lowell
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Concord Junction
Frederick Fosdick
Sermon by Rev H A Ofstie at M E Church In Twin Cities
Rev H A Ofstie of Minneapolis preached on David at the M E church Sunday describing the royal poet. Miss Bowman Jackson and Robertson sang beautifully. Evening sermon covered spiritual geography. Sunday services will continue in English morning and Scandinavian evening.
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H. A. Ofstie
Minneapolis
Minn
David
M. E
Bowman
Miss Jackson
Robertson
Strawberries Found Growing Open Season At Merriam Corner
On the Burke farm at Merriam corner Concord a surprise discovery occurred while weeding. Several strawberry vines bore fruit and a large nearly perfect berry was found. The Burke farm historically supplies Whipple hotels with asparagus strawberries and other fruits and vegetables.
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Thomas Burke
Merriam Corner
Whipple
Middlesex Defeats Volkman 10 to 0 in Quiet Upset
Middlesex beats Volkman 10 to 0 as the green squad shows rapid improvement. Despite losing most players to graduation, Middlesex has rebuilt and is nearing form with steady progress noted after Wednesday’s well played contest.
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Middlesex
Volkman School
Mrs Powers Dies After Long Illness in Davis Court
Mrs Elizabeth Powers died Wednesday noon at her sister Mrs Timothy Corcoran's Davis court home after two years of poor health. Born in Ireland she was 12 years old. Survived by sister Mrs Corcoran and brother Martin Tobin in town, and a five year old daughter. Funeral Friday from St Bernard's Church with burial in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Edward Powers
Timothy Corcoran
Davis Court
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
First Parish Vesper Service Planned for Oct 27
The First Parish will hold its first vesper service next Sunday October 27 at 5 o clock. Temple male quartet will assist organist Raymond C Robinson in a program featuring organ pieces, hymns, anthems, scripture readings, and a closing benediction.
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Temple
Raymond C. Robinson
Advertised Letters List Names Recipients
The notice lists adds for delivery of letters at the post office including J M Benson D Curley Mr and Mrs Gorton James Ruth Daggett Mollie S Doran J Harrison Edith Parker Emily Reed Margaret Thayer and others.
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JM. Benson
D. Curley
Gorton James
Ruth Daggett
Mollie S$. Doran
J. Harrison
Edith Parker
Emily 8. Reed
Margaret Thayer
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Sassie Gan Company
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
Massie
le O’brien
Concord Baseball Club
Concord DC
H. L. Whitcomb
Concord, Maynard, Littleton, Hertford Acton
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles FE. Brown
Charles E. Brown
Alfred Curtis
Main St
Bert Fertiam
Roger ‘Ngall
Fielding St
Wilson Club
Colonial Inn
Waldo l L. Stone
Senate
Bull Moore
Stone
Congressman Weeks
Adelbert Messer
Mr. Week
Fourth
Messer
W. C. Robus
Canadian Northwest
Warner
Rocky Mountains
Alberta
Mary Alden Ward
Boston
Episcopal
St. Paul's Cathedral
Rolfe P. Crum
St. James Church
Cambridge
Ralph Harper
Concorde
Trinity
Buck
South Midlesex Unitarian Conference
George W. Cutter
Ida M. Cannon
Edwin D. Starbuck
Frances M. Cadman
Otto . Burr
Clinton Rice
Keene, N. H
Wilson Hanna
Belchertown
Hanna
New England Fox Hunters’ Club
Bull
Conference OF Presidents
Republican Rally
M. E. Church Notes
Middlesx
Volkman
Mrs. Powers
Vesper Service
Ashmall
Mr. Robinson
Rhodes
Temple Quartet
Sweney
Holden
Potter
the Times
Price
Lot
Price 50c
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
Page & Shaw’s
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Chas. S. Spencer,d. M. D
Richardson
James William Byron
Hubbard Street
Tel
Matthew Steinman
Grant S&j
Gertrude M. Casey
Planotorte
Nason St
J. C. Friend
Philip T. Flavin
Tam
Southern Division
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