State News Roundup From the February Seventh Issue
Kevin notes on Marile as state faddist, the League Cycle Co facing assignment, Christian Endeavorers protest theatre performances, North Adams possibly becoming a city, and Fitchburg dealer James Phillips selling the New York Press. Mentions China football origins, Big Jim McKeon, a wallpaper printed Weekly Tribune, Lang on modern boys literature, America’s cup prospects, Elbe ship disaster, and Sunday Journal half tone pictures including Howe portraits.
Senator Maccabe Pushes Bill Against Liquor at Militia Encampments
Senator Maccabe introduces a bill to fine liquor use at state militia annual encampments. Supporters say it will benefit the ranks and curb disrepute from visiting drinkers. The measure faces mixed reception across headquarters and among militiamen. Joe Maccabe expresses confidence in the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabe
Joe Maccabe
Cake and poison bottles in a curious published mix
A domestic cake anecdote from Mrs Youngwife ends with a chuckle as Mr Youngwife admits to sampling. The Lancet notes a new poison bottle design with a sideways neck ensuring the word poison is visible. Archaeologists report numerous terra cotta cows heads at Myceum symbolizing the city goddess. Pocomoke, a Maryland stream name, allegedly means broken by islands.
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Myceum
Notices for publication must reach office by Tuesday
All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night to be inserted in the same week issue. Early submissions prevent condensation or delay, and may be left with T. F. Newton for handling.
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T. F. Newton
Acton and Concord Community Notes and Activities
Local events include visiting friends and church services, a Turkish supper, a polo match between A C C and Concord, and a fire of school and Sunday programs. Notable mentions involve the Acton Cycle Club notes, the Congregational church sermon series, and a district-wide turkey feast with large turnouts.
Town enjoys week of sleighing after Dec 27
It has been good sleighing since Dec 27 with the town on runners Sunday. Officer Lakin has recovered from the grip and returned to duty. It marks one year since the union church was dedicated. The annual reports of the Massachusetts reformatory have been issued. Last Tuesday was the date of a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin
Union Church
Massachusetts Reformatory
Local Notes From Hudson Weekend
Dr S Chase Tucker of Peabody visited town over Sunday Officer Magorty escorted two tramps to the house of correction last Saturday. Tannery runs 2400 sides of leather weekly. About 40 from Hudson attended the Ad alyn Riley concert in Marlboro last Friday night returning on special cars. Mr and Mrs L T Jefts left Monday for Egypt and the Holy Land for several months. Miss Emma Boyce entertained about six friends for her eighteenth birthday last Sunday. Charles H Rice formerly of Hudson now residing in Leominster visited Sunday with Cyrus Brown. James Sullivan began filling his Pond street icehouse on Monday the ice came from Little pond Bolton using 12 2 horse teams.
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Ida Stewart
Abel Cole
Hayden
G.hyde
John ‘Kal
Kimball
Bertie Gardner
Acton Council
R. A
Hewes
North Billerica
H. W. Smith
St. John v
Y. P. C. Union of
West and
South Acton
Congregational Church
Hudson
Adalyn Riley
Marlboro
L. T Jefts
Egypt
Holy Land
Charles H. Rice
Leominster
Cyrus Brown
James Sullivan
Pond Street
Little Pond
Bolton
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Two Ordinary Colds
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City was told she had consumption but two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her life saved. Mr Thomas Eggers of 39 Florida St San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold and nearly consumption but one bottle brought a cure in two weeks. Free trial bottles at B F Johnson Son's Drugstore Maynard H S Richardson Concord. Regular size 50 cents and 1.00.
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Phoebe ‘Thomas
Junction City
Ipth
Dr. King
Thos. Eggers
Florida St
San Francisco
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard and
H. S. Richardson Concord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Enterprise
Ursday
Marile
The
League Cycle Co
North Adams
Clinton
James Phillips, Jr
Fitchburg
New York Press
Lemuel Eli Quigg
New York
China
Big Jim” McKeon
Weekly Tribune
Callaway
Neb
Mr. Lang
Wight
England
Boston
New England
Sunday Journal
Representative Howe
Julia Ward Howe
Estelle M. H. Merrill
Abbott Graves
William
Mr. Young Wife
Philadelphia Times
Pocomoke
Maryland
South
Acton
Acton Centre
Nellie Banks
POLO
A. C.C
Concord
Concords
Merriam
Allen
Fred Tuttle
Actons
Jones
King
A.C. C
Wilder
Graves
C. H.S
C. H
H. E. Gates
Acton Cycle Club
Rollstone Cycle Club
Jacque
W. R.buxton
Universalist Church
H. W.smith
Y. P. C. U. Service
H. L. Hayward
Baldwin
Stadding
Judge Hoar
William Fisher
L. N. Fowler & Co
Bluevne Company
West Concord Union Church
Bedford Springs
Concord Junction
Reformatory
Junction
Chas Clarke
Fitchburg Railroad
Jas. Lawrence
H. A. Slade
Concord Lodge I. O. O. F
Association Hall
Knowlton and
Allen’s
Natick
Wood
E. S. Nevers
Maple House
Concord Lodge
W. W. Campbell
E. G. Stoddard
Buttrick
G. L
B. F. Bachelder
Worthen Street
Lowell
Mass
Pana's
Dana
Wetherbee
C. D. Holmes
Maynard
Aristo
Mr. Holmes
S. Forest Holt
Agent Maynard, Acton, Stow and Rockbottom
James Devane
West Acton, Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Probate Court
Lucinda Gilmore
Charles B. Stone
Cambridge
Addiesex
Acton, Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
H. Folsom
S. Chase Tucker of
Peabody
Magorty
House of Correction
Emma Boyce
Fredd.bond
Burke’s Block
John H. Goodell
Framingham
C. L. Cutler
John Lounsbury
Adam Street
Arthur E. Walker
Maynard Fire Insurance Agency
Best Companies
Abel
Haynes
Maynard, Mass
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
J. C. Friend
J.c.genest
Louis Forli
Rose Delima Lessieur
J. D. Genest
Ovila Paradis
Mary Jane St. Martin
Charlie A.durkee
Carrie M. Gilmore
West Acton
Emeline M. Marriam
Leonard G. Willard
Sarah Thornton
Northboro
Louis Isaac
Dolly Knowlton
Joseph Leland
William Alley
Margaret
Manus Fee
Walter B. Currier
D. MI
F. S. Morton, D
D.S
Room
Waynards Block
Sacques & Capes
Tise
W. B. Cases
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