Local notes from Marlboro and surrounding towns
The Marlboro column reports Hon. H. N. Aldrich of Boston visiting on Thursday and various residents’ activities. It mentions illnesses, a street railway banquet plan, tradespeople moving, a moving of J. Conway after a leg injury, Katherine Morse recovering from scarlet fever, and a Mary A Parsons Daughters of America event among other brief items.
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Cornelius Lynch
O'Connell
W. Wetnbrook
Hudson Hardware
Atella Longley
Story House
William Campbell
Duxbury
L. C. Coxon
Leila Oy
Preston Club
Frank Norton
Was Madden
Washington St
J. M. Wyman
Foxboro
John Conway, Winter Sr
George Fletcher
Framingham Business College
Katherine
Walterb. Morse
Williams
Boston
Gan
Charles McGee
James F. Fitzmorris
Vv. McNally
J. 3
Connor
L. P. Wate
Mary A. Parsons
Daughters of America
Blackburn
Philadelphia
Jack
Highland Athletic Club
Sam Langford
BabBitt Co Opticians Ad Urges Eye Care
A short ad invites readers to seek eye care for comfort during winter reading. It offers in-store or home visits from BabBitt Co Opticians at 162 High St Clinton or 30 Gawin St Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High St
Clinton
Gawin St
Marlboro
the BabBitt Co
Opticians
Mrs. Carlton's Wonderful Story Prompts Local Interest
Mrs. A L Carlton of Rockland Maine recounts a remarkable health experience with Mi o Na a tonic for stomach trouble. Druggist C Pendleton and others corroborate her claims as Marlboro and surrounding communities take note of the testimonial and the product’s 50 cent price guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Marlboro
A. L. Carlton
Rockland
C. Pendleton
Community notes and meetings in Concord recorded
Local residents attend lectures and club events in Concord. Francis Horgan of Boston to speak at K of C smoke talk. Lyceum lecture by Howard Widener Du Bois on British Columbia camping trips praised. Saw club held tournament with scores. Concord Antiquarian Society discusses the Second Battle and bridge location. public bowling alleys see activity. elections for Concord officers planned.
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Mise
Ella Malden
Dee
Mies Jen
Old North Bridge
Emily Thompson
Concord Council
K. of C
Francis T. Horgan
Boston
Lyceum
Howard Widener du Bois
British Columbia
du Bois
Concord
Concord Antiquarian Society
P. K. Walcott
N. P. Hole
Damon
Jos
D. Dee
John Eaton
Richard F
Fast Automobilists in Town Face Fines and Prosecutions
The year yielded 148 summonses for speeding on Lexington road. 121 were fined mostly five or ten dollars, six defaulted with license revocation planned, three motorcyclists faced court with one fined fifteen dollars, and one protest pay remains unresolved. Chief William Craig led the prosecution with officers Varley and Sullivan assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Craig
Patrick Varley
P. J. Sullivan
Lexington Road
Cc M W C Food Sale Notices
Friday sale notice lists tables of Christmas puddings rich cake light cake pies bread doughnuts pickles preserves jellies and flowers with names of ladies in charge and location at Miss Ford's doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ford
Richard F. Wood
John C. Friend
Urban Derby
Warren
Alice Jacobs
Matha Baker
Cross
Dr. Chamberlain
T. Mason
Nellie Worthley
George
Butters
Carrier
Benj. Moody
Harriet Eaton
Mary Sohier
Julia Wheeler
Maynard Team Faces Challenge From Invincible Opponent
Basketball enthusiasts note Maynard investors voice concern as the rival squad, described as invincible, appears to dominate. A suggested early start aims to boost Maynard's chances for a future victory.
HAS GOV. ELECT DOUGLAS DOUBLE
Several Concord residents claim Gov elect Douglas visited Concord for hours on Friday with two male friends. He reportedly arrived by 2 o clock train at Fitchburg station and walked to a local site then was seen later driving about town. The Boston reporters speculate a possible double but doubt he escaped notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Elect Douglas
Fitchburg
Coe Ae Loominens
Boston
Bowne
Hyomei and Inhaler Ad Offer Lifelong Use
An advertisement touts Hyomei and inhaler as possessing remarkable powers. The copy notes the inhaler will last a lifetime, with additional Hyomei bottles available for 50 cents.
Subway for the Biddies
The subway, nearly 150 feet long, is described as an architectural work of art. It serves practical use by keeping hens outdoors all winter. PA neighbors congratulate Sornes on carrying out the scheme. Mr Williams, from an inventive family, has a brother who just perfected a patent for an open air ice house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgs
Sorness
Williams
Meeting of Directors on December Day at 10 for Co. Fay Heywood
Notice for a banking house meeting to choose directors and transact any lawful business. The meeting is set for ten o'clock in the morning with Concord Massachusetts as the location and is signed by Fay Heywood, cashier, dated December 7, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking House
Fay Heywood
Cashier
Concord, Mass
Concord Classifieds Include Sale Offers and Rentals
An assortment of notices lists a used Goddard boggy cane seat item for sale at P O Box 570 Concord Massachusetts. Miss Buck's in Concord offers ladies underwear hosiery gloves millinery and fancy goods. A Schmner upright piano a pool table and a billiard table are for sale or rent from George G Russell Concord Junction Mass. Wood lots in Concord to settle an estate include 15 26 and 36 acre parcels and another 26 acres in Acton Erastus H Smith. A wheelwright shop for rent at Concord National Bank rear.
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Miss Buck’s
Concord
Mass
Schmner
J. E
George G. Russell
Concord Junction
Migo
Acton
Erastus H. Smith
Wheelwright Shop Fm
Concord Concord National Bank
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Congress
Main Street
N. Aldrich
Angie Searles
Claude Williams
Wm. H
Rather Robinson
Richard Bowles
W. M. Hamilton
Newton St
Carlton
Geo, G. Keith, Andrew Poland
Heath
Glenwood
Albert Vanderhooi
Main ST. Concord
Maine
Towle & Kent
Jewelry & Diamonds
Elgin
Geo
Nason
Maynard
Tonine
T. F. Parker
Main ST
IASS
Anott ConGorp
Saw
William N. Aese
H. Braley
H. B. Vialle
F Jackson
Harry B. Tuttle
2. K. Kerns
George G. Morrell
Ralph Holden
H. H. Benson
N. A. Davis
Towne
Fred A. Tower
Cc. C. Butters
Eye Ae
Harry W. Wheeler
Charles P. Gage
George Baber
Clarence “O. Tuttle
T. M. Barry
Worthley
St. Bernard
Aeesee Enperte
Unser
Mark M. Lof
Gatany
Cc. M. W. C. Food Sale
Douglas
Subway
Concord Logas
Goddard
P. O. Box
H. J. Hansen
Walden St
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