Thanksgiving Day Thriller Stuns Section Fans
Hudson shines as M. Hi leads the team to a remarkable win on Thanksgiving Day. S. Won game earns praise as one of the best in the section, with notable efforts from Hudson and a standout finish by Martbsro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Bieh School
Milson Heb School
Central St. Grounds
Hudson
Theresay
Hudson High
Marlboro
G. J. Delaney
Highland City
Extraecars
Marlboro and Hudson Division
Boston & Worcester
Marlboro High
Cronin
Lapointe
Carver
Chisholm
Fillmore
Rusehes
Eddy
Tripp
Hamilton
Marlboro High School
Bigelow
Ampire Whitehead
Gauthier
I Chisholm
Drummey
Joe Collins
Simonds
Hudson Wiles
Lynch Lere Tarbell Martel
John Collins
Patterson Gauthier c
C Lamson Simonds
Berger
L Poresky
Manson Joe ‘Collins
Fillmore Bigelow
Lapointe Slattery
Carver Chisholm
Dezotell
Patterson
Carter
Hamil
Referees error cited in Hudson Marlboro game ruling
Hudson High School lingered over Thanksgiving loss as three top state officials and Marlboro authorities agreed the referee bungled the call. The article praises Hudson players while criticizing coaching tactics and urges reform of school sports governance.
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Hudson
Marlboro
Bol Dunbar
Boston
Jonenel
Lighland
Waller Camp
Harry Cadman
O Howe Wise
Delaney
Fudson
Roosevelt
Thanksgiving Notes From Towns and Local Events
A long list of holiday outings and visits across Concord and nearby towns includes Chester Parsons in New York City, J Frank Carney buying a Cadillac, and multiple relatives visiting friends in Boston and Dorchester. The notice notes town residents and visitors spending Thanksgiving and the holiday period with kin in several communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester IL
J. Ah. Kelley
Dorchester
Thomas Shea
Woburn
Joseph L'liveque
Quincey
Joseph Bouvier
New Bedford
J. G. Neville
Ware
Stephen A. Howe
New Haven
Conn
Mad dog terror hits Gleasondale with multiple bites
A rabid mongrel hound ran through Gleasondale Friday morning biting seven children a cow two pigs three dogs two cats a goose and several hens before being shot by a farm worker. Police and residents mobilized with firearms to corner the dog as animal control prepared to destroy others lacking muzzles.
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Gleasondale
Alfred George
Thomas Paradise
O'Hara
Gouger
Shackle
Chas. Murdock
T. F. O'Brien
Herman Bruter
George Swaney
George Taylor
Byron Woodman
George Wetherbee
Dennis Reardon
Lyman Priest
Edgar Hammond
Lincoln Park
Hudson
Guptill
Majosty
EK. L.crossman
Underwood
Murdock
Medway Straw Factory to Resume Full Operation
Notices sent to all Maine based employees instruct them to report for duty at once. Within a week every factory department is expected to run full time. A series of small town notices also report local incidents and events.
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Medway
Maine
Postage Rate Reductions To Great Britain And Ireland
Public note on new postal rates from Oct 1 1908 lowering letter mail to Great Britain and Ireland to 2 cents per ounce with no change to foreign postcard rates. Parcel Post for unsealed merchandise up to 11 pounds costs 12 cents per pound to select countries. Customs duties payable in the destination country. parcels must be handed to a postmaster rather than mailed from a box.
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Great Britain and Ireland
United States
United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Germany
Italy
France
Sweden
Norway
Marlboro High Senior Bazaar To Defray Taft Inauguration Costs
At Marlboro High a senior class meeting voted for a bazaar in the building on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Dec 22 and 23 and the Thursday afternoon Dec 24. Proceeds fund the class travel to the Taft inauguration on March 4. John C. Springer, longtime N Y N H & H agent, transfers to Bristol R I. Charles Turner, Seventh U S Cavalry, becomes riding school instructor in Boston.
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M. He S
Marlboro
W. H. Taft
Charles Turner
Seventh
U. S.cavalry
Boston
Old Colony Division Train Schedule Corrections
Marlboro and Boston routes revised to June 15 with frequent departures and arrivals listed for Marlboro Southboro Northboro Fitchburg Framingham and Lowell. Timetables show daily and Sunday trains with multiple through connections and note incomplete OCR artifacts in several lines.
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Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Fram
Ingham
Northboro
Clinton
Fitchburg
Leommeter
Maynard and Concord Street Railway Schedules
Timetables show Hudson Concord Maynard and Stow routes with hourly departures from early morning to late evening. Special cars may be chartered. service subject to change without notice. Maynard Acton and So Acton connections noted. Sunday first car 7.30 from Maynard.
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Hudson
Concord
Maynard
Westvale
Stow
Gleasondale
Lowell
Acton & Maynard
RY. CO
Lowell, Acton & Maynard
O. Acton
Ami
Acton
Bundsy
West
John W. Ogden
Maynard Mase
Bedford News Briefs and Local Notices
Bedford residents see постепенно water services installed while Fred F Ferris of Worcester visits relatives. Taft election impact weak on Lex Boston St railway as service cuts to two cars per hour after 8 pm and one to Concord and Lowell. Herman Lips sells South Street estate and plans move to Brooklyn New York for work reasons. family sorrow and best wishes accompany departure.
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Pierre Cormier
Antonia Cormier
Natick
Meury Adams
Lincoln St
Lynn
Bite Cadman
Sudbury
Charles Cadman
St. A
Fred Graves
Mechanic Si
John York
Watertown
Thomas J. Sandford
Somerville
G. Gibson
Park St
Fred Mann
Brockton
Jonathan
Mann
Arthur Milliette
Middleboro
George Milliette
Grant
Jule Boisseau
Grant St
Nashua
N.H
Jeremiah Danehy
North Adams
William J. Angell
George
Medford
Harry St. Onge
Northboro
Fred F. Ferris
Worcester
King & Cole
William Howard Taft
Lexington & Boston St
Bedford
Boston
Concord
Lowell
Herman Lips
South St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lips
New York City
Mrs. Lips
Prizes Awarded for 15 Mile Walk at Riese Residence
John C P Riese presented prizes to the winners of the 15 mile walk held Wednesday evening December 3 at the residence of Mr Riese on Springs road. First prize went to R A Whittier, second to Geo Goodwin, and third to Frank Goodwin in race order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. P. Riese
Riese
Springs Road
R.A. Whittier
Geo. Goodwin
Frank Goodwin
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Face Keene
Japan
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
M. Hi. S. Won
Tutson
Fager
Rockland
Walter
Rosindale
John Cassilly
Milford
Samuel Woods
Hay
Cap.lson
Walden Street
Concord, Mass
Woodward
Mad Dog
Strick
Ani
Mal
BE. L. Crossman
Sloan’s Liniment
Earl S. Sloan
Mass
Vicinity News
Waltham
Southbridge
Peter Lavalee
Princeton
Rebecca Mogar
Louis “Chinoch
Wincheindon
John Sweetser
California
Athol
James Manning
Tyler
Hall Building
James
Klondike
Spencer
Ellen Peck
New York
Kentucky
Parcel Post
Washington
Millbury
John C. Springer
N. H. & H. Railroad
Bristol, R. IL
Munn & Co
The
Scientific
Scientisc
York
Geo
A. Dyer
Framingham
South Fremingham
South Sudbury
Concord Junction
Paprivg
Bundage
South Framinghon
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
St. R. Ax
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
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