Marlboro Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Local society round up with names of residents and guests in Marlboro. People visiting friends in Marlboro include Miss Ida McGarry Boston and Mrs Lola Newton Westboro. several works and vacations reported in Worcester Newton Lynn Boston and Windsor Vermont. contests and conventions noted in Dayton and Shrewsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O'Donnell
Mase St
Worcester
Ida’ McGarry
Boston
Rockland Walter
Bond’s Market
P. D. Johnson
Frank Wing
Newton
Elm St
Patrick O'Hara
Lynn
Florence Brown
W. J. Gould
Monterey
Cal
L. H. Darling
South St
F. A. McGill
Tammany Club
Lola Newton
Sarah Warren
Westboro
Herbert Searles
Howard
Norwood St
Windsor
Edward Sweeney
East Main St
Cutting Ave
Noah Willard
Elna Cutting
South Yarmouth
Frank Green
Highland St
S. H. Howe Main
Allen Morrell
Lincoln St
Fitchburg
Edna Taylor
Frank Courtemanche
Broad St
Joseph Dupre
Edna
Oscar Dupre
Canada
Frances Hurley
J. W.macdonald
Wallingford
Conn
S. EB. Olmstead
Clifton Walcott House
F. R. S. Milden
Pierre Turcotte
Alberic Lacroix
Solomon Pond
M. H. Ryan
Biddeford Pool
Nellie
John A. I'rye
Whitehall
Lake
Woodville
EK. T. Pomeroy
Shrewsbury
Narcisse Sasseville
John. Rhoades
Hicanor
Franklinst
Wilmington
Ida
Delia
Julia Parente
Hom
Victor
Arsenault
Maplewood
G. A
Merrit
Helen Proctor
Elm. St
Brant Rock
Duxbury
Patrick
Martin
Beach St
S. H. Howe
Brigham Gregory
Hudson
J. E. Warren
Standard Clothing and Credit Co
Clarence F. Barton
Cordova
Ala
Marlboro
Scott Maxwell
Mabel
Henry Parsons
South Framingham
Frank
Clayton L. Smith
Windsor House
Maud. Bassett
Kentville
N. S
Blanche Goodnow
Keene, N
Christie
Covington
Wilbur Fisk
Gay St
Fred Martin
Alex Funai
Downey
Fort Meadow
Fred Peckham
West Main ‘St
Winchendon
Archie Chisholm
Whitman & Taylor
F. C. Curtis Camp
Fred Goucher
Placide Paradise
Bread St
James Higgins
Levi — ‘Moril
Louise Chartier
Emelia Lanoue
George Hastings
North Grafton
Henry White
Whitman
Fred Regan
Casavant
Natick
Marie Goucher
Salem
Delia Goucher
Grant St
Joseph Bourdelais
Zenobet
George
Broadst
Fall River
Mamie
Kate Fitzmorris
Somerville
Laurence Hayward
Newburyport
Edward F. Hayward
Pleasant St
Fred Maynard
Victor Blanchette
Revere Beach
Mav Kelley
Monthea Meckinanany
Celia Cahill
Brookline
Louis Houde
Mr. Kent
Unitarian Parsonage
Northboro
Loyd H. Wheeler
Florida C. Gour
S. R. McCurdy
Marlboro Hospital
Rev W W Campbell Pastor Announces Sunday and Week Events
Rev W W Campbell pastor leads Sunday service at 10 45 a m and 7 p m Sabbath school at noon Y P I at 6 pm Junior C at 4 pm with a youth baile meeting Tuesday evening at an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Campbell
Trinitarian Congregational Service Times Noted
Rev. George A Tewksbury leads Lord's day services with preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath school at 12 m Y P S C EB Sunday evening at 630 Chapel prayer meeting Friday evening at 720
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Tewksbury
First Parish Unitarian announces services and guild meetings
Reverend Loren B. Macdonald will lead Sunday services at 10 45 a m. The Young People's Guild meets at 7 p m and Sunday school at noon. Communion is observed on the first Sunday in January March May July September and November with preparatory meetings on the preceding Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish Unitarian
Loren B. Macdonald
Young People’s Guild
Scandinavian M. E. Church Haver Pastor Services
The Scandinavian M. E. Church outlines Sunday 10 45 a m services Sunday school 12 1 Epworth League 7 7 45 pm and evening service 7 45 9 pm Prayer meeting Friday 8 9 pm A Christian Science service is held every Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in Insurance hall Monument square All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
H. S. Haver
Epworth League
Insurance
South Acton Church Notes Rev Willis Leads Services
Rev Sidney J Willis pastor of the Universalist church conducts Sunday services at 10 20 with Sunday school at 11 30 led by J K Witherbee superintendent of Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
Sidney J. Willis
Universalist Church
K. W. Witherbee
Maynard Churches Congregational Service Schedule
Maynard Congregational Church under Pastor Eugene F Hunt holds Sunday service at 10 45 am with Sunday School at 12 pm led by W H Gutteridge. Evening service at 7 pm and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. G E Lawton directs the choir RN W Carter is organist and Annie Q Adams presides over the C B E society.
Methodist Church Service Schedule and Leaders
Rev. R. E. Bisbee conducts Sunday morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 45 led by L. D. Wilson Epworth League meeting at 6 o clock and evening service at 7 15. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening class meeting Friday evening and George Lawton as choir director and organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. E. Bisbee
L. D. Wilson
Epworth League Meeting
Reverend Killilea Masses and Parish Schedule
Pastor Reverend F. F. Killilea sets Sunday Masses at 8.80 and 10.30 a.m. Vespers follow at 3.15 p.m. West Acton observes the first Sunday mass schedule change. Sunday school convenes at 2.15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Killilea
West Acton
St George's Church Announces Vacation Morning Prayers
During the rector Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau's vacation period the church will hold Morning Prayer each Sunday at 10 30 a m at St George's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Church
Arthur
Bradford Papineau
Lodge Meetings And Fraternal Orders Schedule
Local fraternal groups list meeting nights for Foresters Companions of Forest AO U W Maynard Lodge Mizpah D of R Eastern Star Knights of Pythias Iola LODGE I O G T St Bridget s C T S Hermanius Royal Arcanum and notes from Leslie Bros DeKalb on advertising and business viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters
Companions of Forest
AO. U. W
Maynard Lodge
O. F
Mizpah Lodge
D. of R
Eastern Star
St. Bridget's C. T. S
Hiernianus
Royal Arcanum
Boston Waltham and Western Electric Railroad Company Formed
Subscribers form the Boston Waltham and Western Electric Railroad Company under Chapter 616 of 1906. The main line runs 16.5 miles from Moody Street Waltham to Main Street Marlborough with a six mile branch to Sudbury and Maynard, serving Middlesex and several towns. Directors and shares are listed with a total capital stock of 240000 dollars and par value 140 dollars. July 25 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston, Waltham and Western Electric, Railroad
Moody Street
Waltham
Main Street
Marlborough
Sudbury
Walnut
Maynard
May Obe
Middlesex
Weston
Wayland
Atherton
W. Rogers
Mass
Charles E. Stevens
George A. Haynes
South
Winthrop H. Fairbanks
Rowland P. Harriman
Stow
Atherton W. Rogers
South Sudbury
Winthrop
HH. Fairbank
A'Ass
Edwin
A. Powers
Francis I. Bent
Thomas
O'Neill
North ‘Sudbury
Henry E. Rice
Sidney D. Haynes
North Sudbury
Richard J. Oliver
Joel D. Haynes
Northampton
Charles EF. Stevens
Mas
S. H. Howe
Marlboro
John C. Hall
F. R. S. Mildon
Henry Persous
Selections Tests to Prevent Poisoned Food at Russian Table
A St Louis Post-Dispatch piece profiles M Eugene Kratz head cook of the czarist kitchens. He earns about 55000 dollars yearly and oversets imperial cuisine from Peterhof to Livadia with a testing ritual to guard against poisoning. An army of under chefs and officials taste every dish before serving the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Eugene Kratz
August Cordon Bleu
United States
Peterhof
Anitchhoff
Winter Palace
Tsar
M. Kratz
New Orleans
Balkan States
Turkey
M4kratz
Ivan the ‘Terrible
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
A New Pharmacy Precaution Revealed in Slip of Paper
A pharmacy slip with a list of foods to avoid while taking medicine prompts patient questions. The druggist explains many issues stem from improper eating rather than the drug, noting doctors often forget instructions and pharmacists founded a dietetics school to protect reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Deaf Mutes Employed by New York Bottler
A prosperous New York bottling merchant hires deaf mutes on the east side. Reported to be more industrious and economical, the workers reportedly earn higher wages and excel in perception and reception compared with nondeaf laborers. The article praises sobriety and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Press
A Horse With an Annuity Inherits Money From Watts
The Chicago Tribune reports King, a former Wats owner horse, now on a farm with a $150 monthly allowance. Watts wills King $200 yearly until useful, then $150 monthly until death. Billy the dog also received an allowance but died last February. Watts's $100,000 estate partly goes to charity, division delayed by the horse's death. King is twenty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
George. C. Watts
Mr. Watts
Billy
Chicago Tribune
Ambergris valued for scent making and medicine
Ambergris, a fatty ash gray substance with red or yellow streaks, floats at sea or is retrieved from sperm whale carcasses. Worth about £6 5s an ounce, last year £120,000 of it was used in perfumes. Bahamas shores yield much. Scent makers buy it, and it also appears in medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
London Standard
The War Airship Dream Suppressed by Peace Powers
A speculative note that the empyrean Warship will never occur. The Saturday Evening Post predicts that after construction the powers will convene at The Hague to ban any harm from the monster, limiting missiles to pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
The
Hague
Visitors and locals fill town with a busy social week
A flow of visitors and residents fill Framingham and surrounding towns with visits, weddings, trips, and leisure. Names include Parker Teare of Boston, Harold Simonds visiting Montreal, and many others from Natick, Worcester, Holyoke, and Windsor House. Local meetings and excursions mark a crowded period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Teare
Boston
South Framingham
Jeremiah Hayes
Union
N. H
Harold Simonds
A. E. B. Giles
Montreal
Charles Tebo
Stoneham
William Hanney
Providence
John Casilly
Washington Ct
Mark Caffery
Natick
Probate Notice of Bent Estate in Sudbury Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Charles E Bent late of Sudbury to appear September 11, 1907 at 9 AM in Cambridge. Petitioners Francis E Bent and Richard B Oliver seek letters testamentary without bond and must publish weekly for three weeks and mail notices to known heirs.
Citation for Estate of Leander Haynes in Minnard County
Abel G. Haynes and Alfred T. Haynes executors present two accounts for the estate of Leander Haynes late of Mannard in Minnard County deceased. A probate court at Cambridge will hear objections on September 9, 1907 at nine in the forenoon. citation to be served by personal delivery or weekly publication for three weeks in the Mannard Enterprise and by post to known interested parties seven days before the court. First Judge signs this citation July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Charles E. Bent
Sudbury
Francis E. Bent
Richard B. Oliver
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Leander Haynes
Maynard
Abel G. Haynes
Alfred T. Haynes
Maynard Enterprise
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Marlborg
W. A. Haynes Co.,, Inc
Concord Churches
Maynard Churches
St. Bridget's R. C. Church
Busineas
Leslie
Leslie Bros
DeKalb
Boston, Waltham and Western Electric Railroad Company
Hadaan
CL & PD
John Thompson
Parke Davis & Co
Detroit
Mich
Model Pharmacy
Nason Street
Bacanteed
GEO. S.whitney’s
Concord Junction, Mass
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase Building
Concard
Joseph Kulchar
Malden
Concord
Dennis Sheehan
Maynard, Mass
Czar’s
T. F. Parker
Marlburg
Henry Desrochers
Clinton
Joseph Morin
Holyoke
John Kirby
Fay. Ct
Ira J. Haynés
Church St
Edward Lanoue
L B. Hall
Brockton
Joseph Phaneuf
Edmond Bourgeois
Solomon’s Pond
Buyma
J. A. Millington
Fabyians
Mr. Millington
E. W. Freeman
Rockland
F. E. Larrabee
Freeman
Fannie N. Fay
William H. Niles
William Clark
Howard Wise
Alex Chisholm
Walter McManus
A. E. Morgan
Oxford
Wis
Tt. McCarron
W. E. Rogers
Register
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