Marlboro Enterprise Company Prospectus Details Subscriptions
Published at Marlboro Massachusetts every Wednesday by The Enterprise Company office 151 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts second class matter August 25 1903 at Marlboro Post Office Walter B Morse president Walter P Frye treasurer John H Lawton manager subscription rates six months 50 cents three dollars per year in advance including postage Maynard Acton 1 per year three months 25 cents
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Marlboro
Mass
The
Enterprise Company
Walter B. Morse
Walter P. Frye
John H. Lawton
Maynard, Ee Acton
Children’s Night at Willow Rebekah Lodge
A Wednesday evening gathering called Children’s Night drew many young attendees to the Willow Rebekah lodge. A supper featuring chicken and lobster salad, rolls, coffee, cakes, ice cream and fruit was served by a committee led by Mrs. George Williams. Afterward, children danced and played games, ending a very pleasant society event.
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Willow Rebekah Lodge
George Williams
Edith Williams
Florence Whitney
Lillian Perry
Edward Clark
Town notices and local advertisements from Concord 1912
A crowding of local names appears with notices of lost book 5664 an administrator appointed for Richard Barrett estate and wage offers. Advertisements include boots and shoes maker P Ryan 8 Wood Wharf lane and sale notices for carriages, sleighs, harness, piazza chairs and carpentry likes.
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P. Ryan
Wood Wharf Lane
Concord
Mass
Mass Asparagus Growers Hold Sixth Annual Meeting at Station Grounds
The Mass Asparagus Growers Association held its sixth annual meeting and fourth field day at the experiment station on Bedford Street. Members from 15 towns and four states attended as Charles Prescott led tours and Dr William P Brooks was honored by the group.
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Mass. Asparagus Growers’ Association
Bedford St
Charles W. Prescott
William P. Brooks
C. L. Wilder
Lancaster
Frank Wheeler
Thomas Hollis
See
Treas
John B. Howland
Vineyard Haven
George P. Davis
Bedford
Corey
Northboro
Wilfrid Wheeler
Concord
Boston Milk Stations Discussed by Worcester Producers
A Worcester County meeting called by Dr. P H Mullowney and Mayor Fitzgerald explored Mayor Fitzgeralds plan to establish milk stations in Boston to aid the poor. George Albree offered to ship 700 quarts daily at five cents a quart from his dairy, but no final action was taken.
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Boston
P. H. Mullowney
John F. Fitzgerald
George Albree
Albree
Mr. Albree
Belchertown
Ois
Emibem Fc
North Brookfield
Massachusetts
Mayor Fitzgerald
Billerica
Groundbreaking for Deaconess Home for Aged Women
Ground was broken for a new Deaconess Home for Aged Women under the New England Deaconess Association. The fireproof 40,000 dollar building on a 10 acre Sudbury river site will house 27 guests with modern facilities. R. J. Donaldson of Lincoln handles the contract. Citizens organize group coal purchases to supply Concord at seven dollars a ton delivered.
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Deaconess Home For
New England Deaconess Association
Natco
Sudbury River
New England Deaconess Hospital
Charles Emerson
R. J. Donaldson
Lincoln
Concord Municipal Lighting Plant Praised as Model
The Concord lighting plant is hailed as the state model for municipal ownership with rock bottom electric rates. The Cambridge Standard commends its management for practicality and efficiency while noting the plant’s finances and widespread praise from other towns.
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Concord
Enterprise Office
Cambridge Standard
Massachusetts
Standard
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Main Street
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F. J. Dayes
P. P. Everts
W. &. Hutchins
William James
Joe Labour
Peter Sewell
J. Taylor
David Tealle
Adam Tasurinsky
D. Wemel
Elizabeth Adam
M. G. Olson
A. Longapie
Robert C. Brown
Marion B. Crowell
Margaret Gutrow
Selma Heikkinen
J. C. Malory
J. M. Keyes &Cp
Herbert S. Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
John M. Keyes
T. R
Mr. Keyes
Mr. R
H. L. Whitcomb’s
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford Acton
Sudbury
Jonas M. Miles
W. F. Chisholm
Reading
Richard F. Barrett
Midlesex
DR. Barrett
Adm
Main St
Concorn
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles E. Brown
Goncord
A. T. Jacobs
Monument St
Concord, Mass
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Iment Station
Prescott
Calumet
Stoneham
Barner
Hopkins
Harris
Hanley
Baxter
Bisons
Fitchburg
Calumets of
Fitzpatrick
H. J. Wheeler
Rhode Island
Wheeler
F. W. Morse
J. B. Norton
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Plant Industry
Mike Powers
Varley
Bulger
Billy
Mart
Billy Fallon
Eddie Loughlin
Sid Ryan
Mike McHugh
Shepard
Hunt
A. L. Wilson
Norwood
Wes
South Quincy
Page
Acme A. A
Dorchester Club
Lyndurat
Marianas of Quincy
West Quincy
Concord Junction
Calumets of Stoneham
Leominster
Newton Catholic Club
Lynhurst
R. W. Hayes
Roland W. Hayes
Trinitarian Church
Hayes
George E. Phelan
Brookline
Aylward
Marshall Mr. Hayes
Phelan
Celeste Aida
Aida
Verdi
de Koven
Burleigh
Phelan Jesus
Lover of
MacDougall
Wakefield
Co. I
I Co
Mus. Hagerty
Q. M
Petersen
Corp
Mansfield
Corp. Foss
J. S. Hart
Lowell
MR. Albhee
Just
B. L. Filene
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
C. S. Towne
James William Byron
Hubbard Street
Tel
Notary Public
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Gertrude M. Casey
Planoforte
Nason
Page & Shaw’s
Pase
Chas. S. Spencer
Adelbert Fernald
Seidlitz
Philip T. Flavin
Southern Division
J. W. Raymond
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