Christmas tree event and local notices mark Natick life
Community calendar items include the Knights of Columbus meeting, a fifth annual Christmas tree on Monday December 24, and various residents visiting family, changing jobs, or returning from travels. Local tradesmen report reopenings and new appointments while routine incidents like a chimney fire and a factory injury are noted.
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T. H. Lebarre’s Barber Shop. David Ingalls
Boston
Charles F. Ingalls
Pleasant St
Frank Rigney
Falmouth
Belmont
B. Morache
Laughter
Lynn
Cleophas
Fayet
John A. O'Connell
Court Canada
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Pierre Courtemanche
Hermine Benoit
Dolores Moineau
Southbridge
Peter Grenon
New England
Edward Jusseaume
Diamond M
Michael Savage
Bédston
John E. Savage
Pierre Labossiere
Ellen Howe
East Mainst
Arthur Labelle
Frye
BE. H. Bilis
George A. Stacy
Water Department
Lambert Lawrence
Foxboro
Northboro
Morse & Bigelow
New York Times Saturday Review of Books
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Olivette
Nashua
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Mid Winter Excursions to Montreal and Quebec
Travel notes advertise round trip tickets from Marlboro to Montreal for 10 dollars and to Quebec for 12 dollars valid December 28 1906 to January 31 1907. Montreal Quebec winter attractions include Notre Dame St James Cathedral Plains of Abraham ramparts and winter sports such as skating hockey skiing sleighing and tobogganing. The Youths Companion subscription offer runs through January 1 1908 at 1.75 per year.
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Boston & Maine
Montreal
Quebec
Notre Dame
St. James Cathedral
St. Peter's
Rome
Dufferin Terrace
Plains of Abraham
Marlboro
Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Newport
White River
Junction
Sherbrooke
Many New Mayors Arrive in Six Massachusetts Cities
Ten cities held elections with nine mayors re elected and two retiring. Chelsea Newburyport and Salem shifted from wet to dry to curb liquor sales. Cambridge rejected partisan rule reclaiming nonpartisan city government after Thurston's defeat. In outside Boston ten mayors split between Republican and Democratic wins with several nonpartisan tickets gaining ground.
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Masehcnusetts
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Omce
Newton
Wallis
Beverly
Thurston
Cambridge
Casey
Lowell
Warren
Maiden
Dwyer
Medford
Barton
Melrose
Chelsea
Newburyport
Salem
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Wardwell N.P
Willard
Chicopee Weeees
Taylor
Everettee
Boynton
Fall River
Coughlin
Holyoke
Wees Avery
Parnham
Lynn
Barney
Yea Malden
McCarthy
Brewer G
Hunt
Pinnock
Somerville
Grimmons
Woburh
Blodgett
Worcester
Duggan
Secretary Shaw pledges large cash deposit to banks
New York December 12. Secretary Shaw announced plans to add 10 million dollars in cash to national banks and redeem 10 million dollars of 4 percent bonds from 1907. The money market reacted with immediate effect as call loans renewed yesterday rose from 2 percent to 8 to 9 percent.
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Shaw
Uric-O Promises Relief for Rheumatic Sufferers
An advertisement touts Uric-O as a remedy for rheumatic conditions. It claims relief and cure and directs readers to order from The Drug Company of Syracuse New York with samples mailed free upon request.
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