The Enterprise Marlboro Office and Rates Notice
Marlboro Massachusetts edition of The Enterprise lists offices at 161 Main Street and notes subscription options. Rates include six months for 60 cents, one year for $1, and three months for 25 cents. Publication details show Walter B. Morse as president and Walter P. Frye as treasurer with Wm. D. McPherson as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
WM. D. McPherson
Marlboro
Mass
Advertising Rates for One Inch and Local Notices
Rates for advertising set at 75 cents for one inch for one week with each additional inch at 26 cents. Special rates apply to yearly advertisers. Business notices in local columns cost 10 cents per line per insertion.
South Acton and Lowell Visit Notes and Local Events
Acton and Lowell residents swap visits and Labor Day gatherings. Mrs Harris and families from Reading and Concord guests join town events. A baby girl arrives, schools set new teachers, and local clubs prepare for the Middlesex WCTU convention on Sept 22 in South Acton. Weather records show three fourths inch of rain over a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
South Acton
Acton Centre News Highlights From Labor Day Through Week
Acton Centre residents and visitors share leisure, travel, and educational notes from Labor Day gatherings to campus starts. Names include Mrs Woods, Alston, Tuttle, J A Brown, Harland Flagg, Ralph Perry, BF Conant, Herdman McQuarrie, Alden Flagg, Mrs Borden, Joseph Welch, Mrs Downey, Mr and Mrs Miller, and Mrs Lulu Larrabee. Local road work on town farm road and Lowell Commercial college courses noted. Congregational church events and Sunday sermon on God and Peace referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Flagg
North Acton
Lowell Commercial College
A.C. Borden
Andrew
Wallston
Joseph Welch
Middlesex C E Union Holds 21st Semi Annual Convention
The Middlesex Christian Endeavor union met at Congregational church on Labor Day with William C. Robus presiding. The program featured Devotional and Praise Services, addresses on topics: The C E in Business Enthusiasm A Strong Man, solos, and benediction. Nearby towns sent visitors and sales followed in Acton and Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union
Congregational Church
William C. Robus
Lincoln
F. H. Wells
Boxboro
Knowles
Lexington
Sadie Wood
Edward F. Evans
Holbrook
Universalist Church to hold annual business meeting
The Universalist Church will hold its annual business meeting to elect officers for the coming year on Thursday September 9. Miss Martha G Guterns of Cambridge has purchased the pharmacy owned by Frank H Willard. Beavarns, a registered Massachusetts pharmacist for eight years, is noted. An accident at the wooden mill injured Harry Gobblin, breaking his arm and causing head and shoulder injuries. Temperance enforcement led to fines for American House and Frank Willard, with liquor discoveries reported at Parker crossing. Rev Lyle Percy of Chameston SC preached last Saturday in Worcester and married there on Saturday. they plan to live in Charleston NC. Agents sought in Middlesex County to sell No All Condensed flavors and pastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Lexington
T. P. Brown
Albert Willis
Watertown
Labor Day
F. S. Glines
Winchendon
Cc. B. Epps
Sir Francis
Campbell
Ralph
England
Boston
Eben Mead
Harry Fletcher
Greenfield
Iversalist Church
Martha G. Guterns
Cambridge
Frank H. Willard
Misa Beavarns
Massachusetts
Harry Gobblin
F. Willard
Parker Crossing
A. Johnson
Joe Denbitta
John Palma
Lyle Percy
Chameston
Worcester
Charleston
N. C
Liquor Laws Enforced in Concord and Acton
Two illegal liquor selling cases in Concord were settled with fines for the American House South Acton and a former drug store proprietor. In Acton Southeast, a liquor raid by Constables Fobes Kingsley and Bradley seized a large amount of liquor with minimal resistance, indicating a thriving trade. A break-in at the James Wetherbee House in East Acton involved a furniture mover who fled with his load after waking during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Court
South Acton
James ‘Wetherbee
East Acton
Boston
Fobes
Kingsley
Bradley
Acton
West Acton Residents and Visitors Noted
Local notices record B A King purchasing a Franklin auto and several residents spending time away in Fall River New York City Shirley Shirley and Boston. University church held services after a two month break and plans for the harvest supper on September 16 are under way.
Death of Miss Esther Hagar in Five Day Illness
Miss Esther Hagar long employed at the Blanchard home died after five days of illness from peritonitis. Once healthy she remained at work until her condition forced rest, and recovery was deemed impossible. A devout Baptist and respected by many, her funeral services were held this Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hagar
Jerusha Blanchard
Miss Hagar
Baptist Church
Woman Widely Known in Community Dies in Wake County
Tuesday morning in Charge of Rev. D. W. Lovett, after which the body was taken to Orange, where burial will take place. She is survived by a father, two brothers, and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Lovett
Orange
Death of C. F. Davidson in Peculiar Farm Accident
A peculiar fatal accident caused the death of C. F. Davidson at the Herman Gould place. While swinging a pick near the house, the tool slipped and struck him in the stomach, causing severe pain and a slow decline until Tuesday evening. Davidson, longtime village resident from Marlboro, was respected by the community. he died after efforts to aid him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Davidson
Herman Gould
Davidson
Mr. Davidson
Marlboro
Marlboro Notes On Guests And Local Affairs In Brockton
Marlboro locals report guests at Samuel Thompson’s home and visits by Misses Marguerite Sylvia and Marion Jackson returning from Washington New Hampshire. The Burke Drug Co. store owner on vacation partly in New York. Dr and Mrs R O Clark back from North Weymouth. Mrs W M Brigham home from Keene. Mrs Theodore Basterdes buried in Springfield after operation. Hotel Beaudreau raid yielded nothing. pool room visits also unsuccessful. Marlboro summer visitors to Lake Boon have mostly returned. Walter Finley leaves McCarthy brothers. McCarthy Lea ry to address Hudson hunters on game protection. Marriage cert issued for Adelard Sansoucy and Eva LAngelier. Sarah Babcock improving and visiting aunt Mrs Jones. Edward Flaherty returns from Bretton Woods to his father John Fisherty. Y S defeated Princeton 17 to 5. lost to Marlboro Shoes 9 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Negus
W. A. Renfree
Brockton
Samuel Thompson
Marguerite
Sylvia
Marion Jackson
Washington, N. H
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Burke Drug. Co
New York City
R. O. Clark
North Weymouth
W. M. Brigham
Keene, N. H
John Eyers
Theodore Basterdes
Springfield
P. H. Loftus
J. E. Kennedy
J. L. Callahan
Walter Finley
McCarthy Brothers
Rep
C. F. McCarthy
F. W. Leary
Hudson Hunters
Aged Veteran Honored on 70th Birthday with Chair and Flag
A party at East Acton on August 20th gathered around Mr. A. B. Wheeler to mark his 70th birthday. Relatives and friends presented a chair draped with Old Glory and praised his acts of kindness. Comrades from Westford and East Acton joined the celebration with ice cream, cake, and a decorative birthday cake from Mrs. Mason Wheeler of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Wheeler
East Acton
Mr. Wheeler
Westford
Wheeler
Mason Wheeler
Concord
Concord Junction Daily Sale Opens at Nine A.M.
The notice invites readers to attend a daily sale at Concord Junction starting at nine in the morning and lasting through the day. It urges early arrival, staying late, and bringing what is needed to take advantage of the money saving opportunity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Threak
Main Street
Marlboro, Mass
West Acton
BE. W. Harris
Reading
Samuel Tuttle
F. I. Hastings
Samuel Symonds
Herbert’ W. Lewis
Foster Holbrook
Aurora
Clarence Ewart
Middleboro
Margaret Puffer
Margaret Willis
Louise Norcross
Christie
Florence Tuttle
York State
James Adams
Concord Junction
A. J. Fletcher
Frank Stiles
Lancaster
John Lee
Miss Whittaker of
Tyngsboro
Jennie Stowell
Sara Wood
Methusen
Clarence Jones
Somerwile
L. A. Jones
Len Willard
Claude Cochran
Middle West
New England
W. C
T. A
A. Christie
Ladies
The
Robert Woods
White Mountains
Mr. Alston
Little Son
Horace F. Tuttle
Daniel Brown
J. A. Brown
Harland Flagg
Phillips Andover Academy
Monument House
Ladies’ Church Aid Society
Ralph Perry
BF. Conant
Herdman McQuarrie
Neponset
Mrs. Phalen
John Downey
James
Mrs. Miller
Bila
Middlesex North Pomona Grange
Lowell
Lulu Larrabee
Herbert
Mrs. Larrabee
John Keyes
Frank B. Farrar
Congregational Sunday School
Jessie Copp
Dunham
Danbury
Conn
W. C. Robbins
Edward Quimby
Marjorie
Chancy
A. L. Noyes
Yalesville
William H. Kingsley
Martha Smith
Hattie Smith
James B. Tuttle
George Greenough
Nantasket Beach
God and Peace
C. E
B. Smith
C. B. Hayes
Sagamore
L. B. Perry
Ayer
F. P. Greenwood
Everett
Acton Society
Stow
Concord Centre
Junction
B. Derby
South Acton Logal
Middlesex Co
Ellery Novelty Co
B. A. King
Franklin Auto
John Taylor
Fall River
Kennedy
Otis Mott
Shirley
George W. Burroughs
New Hampshire
George Hutchins
Stoneham
William D. Hart and Son
Universalist
Universalist Church
C. F. Davidson
Douglass Gardner
Mary
Pisie Wartt
New Bedford
Bertha Hall
A. M. Whitcomb
C. B. Stone
Five Islands
Lowell Cram
Bryant & Stratton’s Business College
R. B. Moore
Marshfield Hills
Evelyn Knowlton
Bradford Academy
B. D. Hall
Nelson Humbolt
Thomas Devone
Nova Scotia
Joe Schwan
Nashua
H. A. Gould
Arthur
Leominster
Grace Taylor
E. T. Swift
Frank Williams
Hollis
N. H
W. C. Gardner
Sister Patch
Edward Stuart
R. G. Reed
Lake Boon
Tire Furnishings
Elmwood Hotel
Mence
Will
John Finegan
Commonwealth Ave
Vermont
Alfred T, Haynes
Maynard, Mass
Spencer Bros
Walden Street
Mr. G. A
Spencer
Reetagion
Finney & Host
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