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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1909
Page
8
The Marlboro Enterprise lists circulation rates and advertising charges. Subscription is 1 dollar per year with single copies at 3 cents, six months 50 cents, three months 25 cents. Office at 161 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts. Advertising rates: one inch per week 75 cents, additional lines 25 cents, yearly rates available.
Miss Margaret Quimby leaves for Tymigsboro to teach. Ladies social circles plan a Food Base at Universalist vestry Friday at three. W C T U annual meeting set for Sept 22 at Miss Richardson's with reports and officers to be elected. Town events include a South vs West ball game on School street grounds and local notices on Anso photo materials and a temperance pilgrimage.
Mrs Htta Balch of Hudson visited Mrs B A Phalen on Thursday. Luther Conant returned from a month abroad. Gliddens balloon passed over last Thursday. Schools opened with same teachers as last year. Miss Minnie Gamble returned to grammar school. Stone-crusher started. road macadamizing underway. Mrs Fred Moyes attended her brother’s wedding in Worcester. Mrs Sawyer and two daughters visited friends. Stores run by Jewish proprietors closed Thursday for a holiday. Funeral of Mrs Margaret Ferris held at Mr Milen’s in East Acton. interment Woodlawn. Mr and Mrs Hayes noted. Miss Sadie Wood left for Hudson to teach. Ex Mayor Fosdick and daughter Nellie visited. Rev F H Wells to conduct Sunday services. Pilgrim's Progress IX to be discussed. Ladies Church Aid meets Thursday at 2. W C T U meets Wednesday at 3 30. Fire at Moulton place last Thursday. South Acton truck assisted. fire partly controlled. barn saved. ENTERPRISE ADS PAY.
Auctioneer Otis H. Forbush announces sales of antiques and furniture from Joseph A. and Rebecca B. Smith in Concord on Sept 17 18 starting 9 30 am with transport by free barges from Concord Centre and Concord Junction. A second sale in South Acton Sept 24 features china ware cut glassware carpets and up to date furniture. On Sept 27 at 10 am 65 cows and heifers for B Derby Concord Junction. Sept 30 at 1 pm a herd of registered high grade cows and bull for Frank T Barton North Sudbury. Posters available via Forbush.
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