Hudson Team Joins New England League In 19th Century Admis
The New England League unanimously admitted the Hudson team, a group of former local players, at a Beagle House meeting in Haverhill. Manager Robe rts and Natick figure Dick Healey spearheaded the move with plans to base in Lynn. Reported Hudson roster includes Kennedy, Evers, Haggerty, Ian, Leighton, and likely Wachter Falle or Williamson, with Williamson possibly taking a center role if signed.
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Hudson
New England League
Beagle House
Haverhill
Dick” Healey
Natick
C. Ed. Roberts
Daily Enterprise
Lynn
Springfield
Dan O'Neil
Holyoke
South Framingham
Lowell
South Framing i
Wachter
Healey
Natick Jam
Falle
Roberta
Williamson
Ware
Steve Flanagan
Martens
Chease
Vitla Seana
Roberts
Kennedy
Evers
Haggerty
Ian
Leighton
Musical Night Impresses Hudson Grange Members
Last Monday night members of Hudson Grange 108 Patrons of Husbandry held a musical night during the regular meeting. Performances included selections by Grace net reading by Annie Quinn baritone solo by Fred Rowell piano solo by Leona Rob Annie Quinn baritone solo by Fred Sachewell duet by Mary Jensen and Annie in graphyphone selections by Charles Welsh.
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Hudson Grange
Hudson Gi 108
Greaue
Partially Frozen Thomas Murphy of Maynard Narrows Escape
Thomas Murphy of Maynard narrowly escaped death after a partially frozen incident. Local authorities report his survival and ongoing recovery. Authorities urge safety near thin ice conditions on local waterways.
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Thomas Murphy
Maynard
Hudson Struck by Train Incurred Facial Cut
Hudson suffered a bad cut to the face and additional injuries after being struck by a train. The incident prompted medical evaluation and unspecified ongoing treatment.
Benefit Dance for Miss Helen Wood Draws Large Crowd
Friends of Miss Helen Wood fill the town hall for a Monday benefit dance to aid her at Rutland state sanatorium where she is treated for a lung ailment. Union orchestra provides music as the event runs until midnight. Committee organizers include Miss Winnie McPartien Miss Katie Collins Miss Annie Burke Miss Mary McDermott Miss Alice McCormack and Eva Petite.
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Helen Wood
Town Hall
Miss Wood
Rutland
Union Orchestra
Winnie McPartien
Katie Collins
Annie Burke
Mary McDermott
Alice McCormack
Eva Petite
Must Have A Doctor On The Local Board Of Health
The article discusses whether a physician is necessary on the local board of health. It notes that some citizens disagree while others argue the law requires a doctor. It explains that a board without a physician could be the board of selectmen or officials acting as the board of health until successors are chosen.
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Board of Health
Board of Selectmen
Local Notes From Hudson Area Gatherings and Visits
A string of social items from Hudson shows visitors and guests. Burke of Webster and Gani Sein Cullane spent time in town, Misses Amy and Lucy Robinson hosted friends from Winchester, and Esther Carey stayed with Cochituate friends. Maine resident George Smith was arrested for drunkenness, while high school events include a minstrel show April 6 and a February 16 party at St Jean hall. Edward Fee returns from Boston after surgery, and a large dance at H. B. Stowe hose company hall drew about 100 couples.
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H. G. Gravesee
Guam
Brockton
John Powers
Ruth Walcott
Wellesley
Clinton
St. Jean Hall
Ieee Gani Sein Aon Cullane
South Acton
Amy
Lucy Robinson
Winchester
Kitty Welsh
Georgie Chartier
Boston
George Smith
State of
Maine
Andrew Magorty
Henry McCall
Hopkinton
Benj. B. Lovett
Noriie Lovett
Charles Pingree
Hitchburg
Proctor Pingree
Maple St
Town Hall
Unitarian Church
Edward Fee
Marlboro
Hudson
Frank O'Neil
Brett
Recollection and plans discussed at G A R hall event
A G A R hall gathering themed around member ties and reunions discussed the shift from a basket plan to hiring caterers. The evening featured songs by attendees and reflections evoking the school and other memories.
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G. A. R. Hall
Hudson's
Auuieeiodties
Ethare
Marlboro a Good Place to Buy Merchandise
Maynard and Framingham shoppers find Marlboro a favorable spot for purchasing merchandise with notable local interest.
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Maynard
Framingham
Marlboro
Severe Nervous Trouble and Dyspepsia
An advertising notice offers remedies for nervous trouble and indigestion. The copy promotes relief through a tonic or patent medicine, claiming improvement of digestion and nerve issues with regular use.
Concord to Hudson Transit Schedule Fragments
Fragmented timetable notes routes between Concord Hudson Stow Center Gleasondale and Westvale with numerous times and stops. Data appears garbled OCR listing varied hours and connections without complete context or clear sequencing.
Taunton Division Train Schedules Include Pigeons Line
Fragmentary timetable shows Boston to South Framingham Marlboro and Fitchburg routes with multiple daily departures. Note entries include Sunday runs, various waits, and connections to Marlboro Hudson and South Aston.
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Boston
South Framingham
Southboro
Marlboro
Bam
Tan
Ne Tee
Meter
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Frank Billings
Thomas Mansfield
Fitchburg
Ee Oe
Pope St
Avert Burke
Webster
Welch
Keith's
Esther Carey
Cochituate
John McDonald
Charlies Whittaker
Main St
Lou Maynard
Somerville
Rawson Memorial Association
Mae Ieeg
Wits
William D. Hurdett
Charles F. Holyoke
Dagh
Boston & Maine Railroad
Uowust
Chicago
St Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. Flanders
Pass
Concord
Veen Lee
Liab
Stow Center
P. Sara Aa
Mane
Tsannanen
A. M
Se Taeem
Sad
P. Stow Center
Tsee M
Ceter Bees
Shem Tn
Genaans Das
Rete
Gleasondale
Westvale
M. V
H. Railroad
Taunton Division
Verboro
Vis Central Gem
Ee Ae
I Cassie
Renigaat Y Ag
South Aston
Oondage
Wandern GP & TA
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