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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1899

Page

3

Marlboro News Roundup Highlights Local People and Events

Marlboro reports Edwards fgnads after eight weeks illness. A S Richardson of Lincoln st. visits Millbury college. Chester Manion joins regimental band in the 46th infantry. Noah Willard adds a Berlin coach to his livery. Dr P J Mahoney sells horse to C J Mack. Wood fined for drunkenness. Kelley and Rooney also punished. Beecham's Pills promote photo folios of British Isles from New York. Recruiting posters for the 43d infantry. Clinton hosts regimental office. Teachers paid for 13 weeks. two weeks’ pay handed out. Labour and Carr enlist in the 46 U S volunteers. Ellen Carey returns from Maine. Marlboro Candy Co expands to wholesale. Shoes shipments total 5702 cases for week ending Sept 21. Mrs C G Whitman and son vacationing at Hyde Park and Senebody. William Wadden in the Philippines with the 57th infantry. Bolter cattle show set for Oct 4. Orient Bicycle Club tours Sudbury and plans union van with Hudson cycle club. Eli Joli at Kiely’s market.

A. S. Richardson Lincoln St Millbury Millbury College Chester Manion Marlboro 46Th Regiment Noah Willard Berlin P. J. Mahoney C. J. Mack Northboro Harry Wood Westboro Michael Kelley John Rooney Thomas Beecham British Isles International News Co Duane Street New York City England Scotland Ireland Wales Robinson John Labour D. F. Carr U. S Ellen Carey Maine The Marlboro Candy Co Bolter Coattle Orient Bicycle Club Sudbury Orients Hudson Cycle Club Eli Joli D. B. Kiely

Boston Food Fair of 1899 Opens with Pageantry

The 1899 Boston Food Fair promises progressive features and open handed exhibits led by Sousa Godfrey Reeves and Missud. Nellie Dot Ranche heads the Woman's Department while the Romany Rye gypsy queen and Penobscot Indians add attractions. 3000 silver souvenirs will be given daily. new entrance arrangements aim to ease crowding. The fair opens Monday October 2 at 10 am with inaugural exercises at 3 pm.

New England Sousa Godfrey Reeves Missud Nellie Dot Ranche And Cataret Bow Norumbega Fame Paris Red Brigade

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