Marlboro Board Rejects Auto Fire Truck Purchase
The Marlboro board of aldermen defeated a motion to buy an auto fire truck for up to 6500 with a 4 to 3 vote amid a loud hearing. Supporters cited quicker response and lower long term costs, while opponents warned of tax burdens and reliability concerns.
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Board of Aldermen
Yea
Andrews
Boudreau
Holyoke
Archambeault
Frye
Lynch
Lyons
Charles W. Curtis
Charles B. Eager
Howest
Eager
Walter B. Morse
Curtis
Rice & Hutchins
Gleason
Mildon
Theodore Temple
Commonwealth
Marlboro
Temple
Dewey
Gardner H. Carpenter
8. P. Wood
Clifton B. Russell
F. L. Claflin
First National Bank
J. H. Donahue
Frank McKenzie
Board of Trade
Milden
Standard Oil Co
McKenzie
Stevens
George H
Messrs. Curtis
Donahue
Alderman Lyons
Lieut Gov Luce Delivers Enthusiastic Banquet Address
The Board of Trade banquet in Odd Fellows hall honors Lieut. Gov. Robert Luce and E. F. McSweeney with a reception and speeches on money, cost of living, and public health. Luce argues rising prices reflect money supply, condemns strikes, and praises reform in health and welfare.
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Board of Trade
Odd Fellows Hall
Robert Luce
E. F. McSweeney
Highland City
Lapham and Powning
8. H. Howe Shoe Co
Lapham
Powning
Pres. Lamson
Millington
A. C. Lamson
J. Henry Gleason
Frank McKenzie
A. H. Wheel
O. A. Morton
J. M. Carpenter
Pres
Gov. Luce
Luce
McSweeney
Central States
Canada
England
Gleason
Commonwealth
Heiser
Manilla
White
New Orleans
State Normal School
School of Domestic Arts
Beaudreau
City council grills petitions and street concerns debate
Aldermen Bou dreau and Andrews support the truck. a vote follows. A petition from the N E Telephone Co requests permanent poles for Reservoir Street to connect Hon W B Morse and H W Parmenter homes with Marlboro exchange. Morse now with Hudson exchange prompts debate and committee referral.
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Boudreau
Andrews
N. E. Telephone Co
Reservoir
W. B. Morse
H. W. Parmenter
Marlboro
Mr. Morse
Hudson Exchange
Hudson
Fort Meadow
Morse
Curtis
Committee On
Electric
F. Russell
Patrick Dunne
South St
Liberty St
A. T. Whalen
Orchard St
Hardiman Brook
Florence A. Morse
Phelps St
Daniel F. Delorey
Main St
C. W. Wood
Worcester Consolidate Street Railway
Worcester
Ae Wood
James P. Collins
Lyons
National Wadding Co
Maple St
Alderman Lyons
Marlboro Hospital Report Closes Store Run By Sheriff
The March 9 1912 treasurer’s report details ordinary receipts and expenditures for Marlboro Hospital. Deputy Sheriff A J Adams ordered the closure of F P Martins store in Corey Building where John P Mullen served as keeper, after several days in charge.
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F. L. Claffin
F. P. Martin
Corey
A. J. Adams
John P. Mullen
Maynard license notices for intoxicating liquors 1912
Maynard Massachusetts notices dated April 1 1912 announce applications for First Class licenses to sell intoxicating liquors as victuallers and innholders. Applicants include Thomas J O Donnell Co at Harriman's Court American House and D J Loewe Co at Maynard House, with cellars for stock only. Additional notice lists William Campbell Co applying at Maple House No 3 Summer St. and Acton Street bulkhead entrances.
Windsor House Innholders License Application in Maynard
William M. Casey and Della M. Casey applied for a first class license to sell intoxicating liquors as innkeepers at 13 and 15 Main Street Maynard Massachusetts known as the Windsor House. Location includes the cellar for stock only and two rooms on the first floor and cellar. William Jones acts as secretary in the notice.
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Maynard
Mass
William M. Casey
Della M. Casey
License Applications in Maynard for Intoxicating Liquor Sales
Notice under the revised laws states H Wollerschied and Margaret Wollerschied as John H Wollerschieds Co apply for a fourth class liquor dealer license at 11 Main Street Maynard to sell intoxicating liquors. Frank S Ferns applies for a sixth class gift license to sell intoxicating liquors at Main Street in two rooms on the first floor and cellar for stock only. William Jones, Sec.
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Maynard
Mass
Main &J
JONES
Sec
Mads
H. Wollerschied
Margaret
Wollerschied
John H
Frank 8. Ferns
Main ‘St
Whiliam Jones
Notice of licenses to sell intoxicating liquors
Notice is given that A C eeeSee alee druggists seek license to sell intoxicating liquors on first floor with basement stock. William Jones, clerk, seeks license to sell intoxicating liquors in this town. P H seeks license to sell intoxicating liquors at 12 Nason St first floor with basement stock.
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Maynard, Masa
A. C. eeeSee Alee
William Jones
Maynard
Mass
Nason St
Bride Rescued After Steamer Tagus Plunge
A Bermuda to New York voyage on the steamer Tagus saw its sole bride afloat amid a three foot sea after a giant wave. M. Kreishier, a New Yorker, grabbed her by the hair and saved her from certain peril. Passengers feared the ship was sinking for hours.
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Tagus
Bermuda
New York
Bride
M. Kreishier
New Yorker
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Chas. W. Curtis
Middlesex
F. R. 8. Jon
Dewey, Jr
James H. Donahue
Charles E. Stevens
Stillman P. Wood
F. R. S. Mildon
Luge
W. Powers
Edward F. Brown
Charles F. Holyoke
Frank 8. Rock
A. Beauregard
D. Howard Fletcher
Arthur F. Blanchard
B. G. Hoitt
J. W. McDonald
Office of Selectmen
Thomas J. O'Donnell
Mary O'Donnell
T.J. O'Donnell & Co
Harriman's Court
Maynard, Mabes
David J. Loewe
Julius Loewe
D. J
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