Local Property Sale and Community News Highlights
The Lynch place on Bolton street sold through F R Mildon to Frank Lin Bigelow. Hose 2 voted to contribute 25 to the San Francisco fund. Captain Carey handed funds to the mayor and motor cycles were proposed to pursue lawbreaking motorists. A dance attracted city youths returning by the N Y N H & H train. Newell's orchestra scheduled engagements in Southboro Marlboro theater Marlboro armory Maynard. Mrs. Charlies Longley wed Frederick Hubbard in Philadelphia. Co F held drill and social in the armory. Walter Flint joins W H McElwain Co after 19 years with Rice Hutchins. family remains in Marlboro. J H Warner moved into new leased store in Warren building. L B Kirby painting Fay school and Cordaville church. George B Herrick with Marlboro Fruit Co. A H Foster and wife carriage trip to Watertown. H A Hollis of Cop ley Square hotel visiting Marlboro. Mr and Mrs John J Howard back from honeymoon. Reginald Mildon returns from New York. leaves for west May 1. Grand High Junior Woodard attends F A court. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Rougeau and son Clarence visiting from North Adams. George Gallagher offers xylophone solo for San Francisco relief. theatre orchestra to accompany if accepted. Miss Ida Angell now at Armstrong's variety store.
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Lynch
Bolton St
F. R
Mildon
Franklin Bigelow
Hose 2
San Francisco Fund
J. E. Carey
Southboro Town Hall
N. Y
Newell's Orchestra
Southboro
Marlboro Theatre
Marlboro
Armory
Maynard
Charlies Longley
Philadelphia
Frederick Hubbard
Pennyslvania Railroad
Co. F
Walter Flint
Boston
Rice & Hutchins
W. H. McElwain Co
Congress Sr
J. H. Warner
Warren Building
L. B. Kirby
Fay
Cordaville
George B. Herrick
The
Marlboro Fruit Co
A. H. Foster
Watertown
H. A. Hollis
Copley Square
John J. Howard
Reginald Mildon
New York City
Wilfred Rougeau
Clarence
North Adams
Edward Boungeau
Gibbon
New York Leads National Appeal With Multi Million Gift
Governor Higgins signs a legislative measure boosting New York’s relief fund to over 2 million dollars. The drive aims at a total above 3.5 million with major contributions from Chicago Philadelphia and Massachusetts. An appeal for clothing continues daily in the lower town hall amid growing donations nationwide.
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Astiry
Paris Faces May Day Labor Demonstration Rise
Paris reports fear and mounting tension as the strike movement spreads across the country. Authorities prepare with heavy military and police measures including a strengthened garrison and an expected 60,000 troops in Paris for the May 1 eight hour labor show.
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Paris
Trinitarian Church Marks Anniversary and Sermon
The pastor will speak on Lessons from the San Francisco Disaster at Sunday morning services at the Trinitarian Church. In the evening the 23rd anniversary of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will be observed with Miss Edna G Calef as president. All are invited.
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San Francisco
Trinitarian Church
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Edna G. Calef
Stevens Brothers Ad Pitch Highlights Chicago Values
Chas A Stevens & Bros Chicago credits success to hard work planning advertising and unmatchable values in a concise enterprise statement.
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Chas
A. Stevens & Bros
Chicago
Concord druggist license notice in Commonwealth 35 premises
Notice under Chapter 10 Revised Laws that Noll and Snow applied for a sixth class druggist license to sell intoxicating liquors for medical mechanical and chemical purposes at 35 Commonwealth Avenue. Provided by John M. Keyes Frank Wheeler Co H Whitney selectmen of Concord.
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Concord
Noll & Snow
Commonwealth
John M. Keyes
Frank Wheeler
H. Whitney
Boston Singers Join Benefit Show Monday Evening
T. K. Francis and J. Horgan head a town hall benefit for California sufferers. They will be aided by William Mece Davitt and Patrick Anglin, two renowned Boston vocalists, with the addition of a small chorus.
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T. K. Francis
J. Horgan
Hell
California
William Mece- Davitt
Patrick Anglin
Boston
Letter to Wilfred Wheeler from Devoe & Co
A 19th century letter from W Devoe & Co to Wilfred Wheeler of Concord Massachusetts discusses paint coverage. The letter argues Westerly painters use a gallon to cover 19 sets of blinds while Devoe covers 26 and accuses Westerly of inferior usage. It asserts Devoe offers full measure and promotes their product in Towle and Kent stores.
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Ree Ee J. Bannon
Devoe
Devoe & CO
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Academy
Aroostook County
A. C. Lamson
Boston & Maine
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Ringol Streets
Donahue
Bessie
Caroline Godboss
St. Mary's Church
Jos Robichaud
Ean At
Bedford
Ay, F
Sknap
Mass
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Main St
Senonet
Lesington
Arlington
Hts
Belmont
Newton
Newton Boulevard
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Wayland
Sudbury
No. Sudbury
Pittsburg
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Manila
France
Wilfred Wheeler
Towle and
Kent
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