Marlboro Enterprise announces刊 subscription rates 1903
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts by The Enterprise Company, second page notice dated August 25 1903. List of officers Walter B Morse president Walter P Frye treasurer John H Lawton manager and subscription terms 1 year 1 dollar six months 50 cents three months 26 cents post included. Serves Hayward Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford areas.
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Katered
Marlboro
Mass
Walter B. Morse
Hayward
Concord
Sudbury
Acton
Bedford
Sudbury Road Project Under Way for Track Raising and Repair
Work begins immediately to raise and repair the Sudbury road tracks as requested by the road department. A crew was set to work Tuesday and repairs will be expedited, with an estimated completion in about three weeks. After railway completion the road department will start its portion, making Sudbury road from Main Street to the Sudbury line a top town thoroughfare.
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Sudbury Rd
Road Department
Cief
Main St
Sudbury Line
Work car derailment delays traffic near Brigham's corner
A work car on the M. and H. railway derailed just below Brigham's corner shortly after 1 pm Monday, causing minor traffic delays. An extra car was added and service soon returned to schedule as workers repaired the track.
Wews of the Week in Concord and Area
Concord notes reveal social visits and travels including Miss Olga Olsen returning from the Cape and Miss Josephine Potter from Silver Bay New York. Local events include church mourning for the late Pope, factory drills resuming September 10, and Labor Day plans with a Maynard doubleheader at the Junction.
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Dleton
Conn
St. Bernard's Church
Olga Olsen
The
Cape
Veteran Concord shoe dealer marks 60 years in business
Frank Pierce, longtime storekeeper on the milldam in Concord, begins his 60th year in business this week. He opened the shop in 1865 supplying veterans with shoes after the Civil War and has shaped the town’s retail scene through remodeling, repairs, and civic service as a Progressive party organizer and lodge officer.
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Concord
Bedford
Carlisle
Pierce
Milldam
Progressive Town Committee
Progressive
Harmony Lodge
A. O
U. W
Musketaquid Council
R. A
Concord Lodge
Trinitarian Brotherhood
Un-American Principles Oppose Concord School Board Actions
A letter from Bertram Louis Filene urges Concord to remove Mrs. Richard F. Wood from the school board and notes Dr. Chamberlin's two year absence. The Concord W C T U annual meeting report praises Miss Farrar's posters and their magazine work, highlighting union efforts and publications.
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Concord
Junction
Richard F. Wood
Chamberlin
Father Flaherty
Concord W. C. T. U
H. C. Rolfe
Motherhood
Pastor resumes general care of church services this week
The pastor resumes general care of church services this week with a Friday 7 PM tory communion lecture on “Paul's Corinthian Sermetn” and Sunday observance of the Lord's Supper after a brief sermon. Sunday school and other events follow including a 6:30 Christian Endeavor meeting and a 7:30 Labor Day service.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Theodore Jensen
Governor's Council to Decide on Concord Armory Prospects
The Clinton armory plans are received in Concord with minor alterations. The governor's council postponed decision last week and is expected to act soon with Col. Sweetyer pushing the matter. The Concord Company repairs the old Walden street armory to continue operations in interim quarters.
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Concord Armory
Clinton
Concord
Col. Sweetyer
Concord Company
Walden St
Concord Company Seeks Full Strength on Roster
Company T claims a full roster at last with 60 men. Concord company shows first full strength in years as Company I soldiers near qualification at the range. Sergt Mc Williams attends daily to keep men ready for quick qualification. Experts include Lieut Prescott 220 Sergt Mansfield 218 Sergt Parker 211 and Priv Dec 214 out of 250.
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Company T
Concord
Company I
McWilliams
Lieut
Prescott
Mansfield
Parker
Fireproof Garage Planned by Torrey and Vialle
Plans for a new fireproof garage to be erected by Torrey & Vialle call for a 162 by 60 foot building on the Walden Street lot recently purchased by Mr. Vialle. The old blacksmith shop has been torn down and other structures will be removed. Two large trees were cut to make room for the project. Increased business necessitates the upgrade.
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Torrey & Vialle
Methodist Church Notes Box Social Draws Crowd
Rainy Saturday evening attendance at the Scandinavian M M church social. Ladies Aid served refreshments and the popular box social again drew good crowds. Sunday Student M S Haver preaches at 7 p m after the Epworth League meeting. Rev A Berggreen travels to Buffalo NY to serve as district secretary of east church preachers.
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Rev
A. Berggreen
Buffalo, N
M. B. Church
East
Grange Tuesday Music Evening Led by Williams Committee
The Grange music program was directed by music committee chair Miss Lillian Williams. A trio of Miss Lillian Williams on piano Miss Edith Williams on violin and Leslie Webber on cornet performed at the start and end, with victrola pieces a vocal solo by Miss Williams and a cornet solo by Mr Webber. Bedford Grange will visit Concord on the 15th with the State Master expected.
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the Grange
Lillian Williams
Lilian Williams
Edith Williams
Leslie Webber
Mr. Webber
Bedford Grange
Concord
Died at Son's Home John Brown Sr. 80
John Brown Sr. died at his son John A. Brown Monument on Sunday after arriving two months earlier from the provinces seeking better health. He was 80. Funeral services were held at St. Bernard's church Tuesday at 9 am with large attendance. Interment followed in the parish cemetery.
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John Brown
John A. Brown
Monument
Mr. Brown Sr
St. Bernard's Church
Take One Guess Susie Vows Revenge On Kitty
Susie recalls being scolded by her grandmother and feeling indignant. She refuses to answer back and then resolves a drastic action by declaring aloud that one of the three in the room must die, while holding her kitten as she contemplates the moment.
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Susie
Kitty
Eb Chalmers Refuses Politician’s Qualified Office Request
In Newberry clerk Eb Chalmers repels a politician who seeks to be qualified for office. He bluntly answers I can swear you, but all hell couldn't qualify you, a remark cited by the London Mail.
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Eb Chalmers
Newberry
London Mail
Aviator and His Feet
An observer jokes about an aviator like a centipede, noting a pilot once dropped 45 feet and asking how many he has left, highlighting a humorous misperception of an airman’s injuries or misfortune.
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Ifsone
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