Marlboro News Roundup Shows Local Movements and Visits
Marlboro residents are mentioned in many short items. John Hutch and Arthur Curran work in Frye and Middlesex factories, Arsenault visits Farnumsville, Miss Trumbull and Miss Lynch visit from Chicopee and New York, and several others are employed, visiting, or ill. The cooperative bank reports 2750 dollars in five percent sales last month, with local officials noting civic activity and social events including dances, church and club notes, and a mayoral block transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Arsenault
Farnumsville
Mary Trumbull
Chicopee
Minnie Lynch
New York City
William J. Dolan
Boston
Cooperative Bank
E. Perry
Natick
J. A. Frye
Charles E. Hayes
Marlboro Woman Survives Fall With Lamp Fire
Mrs Mary J Brewin of 16 Liberty Street fell twelve feet while lighting a lamp for her visiting boy, catching her clothes in flames. She ran to the snow to extinguish the fire, was aided by Driver C Henry Bonner and Dr J T Buckley, and it is hoped she will recover despite age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Brewin
Liberty St
Fire Guts Upper Story of Sheridan House in Sheridan
A fire at the Hugh Sheridan residence on East Street damaged the upper story near the roof and soaked the lower floor. Firemen faced rough access as the steamer and horse teams struggled up the hill from Maple Street. water from a house pump aided suppression before the steamer arrived. Insurance covers damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple St
Hugh Sheridan
East St
Cross St
E. D. Jewett
Sleeper Files for Sewer Commissioner in Local Race
Papers of Leroy P. Sleeper, a Apsley Rubber factory foreman and former South Framingham sewer inspector, filed for sewer commissioner. Henry Courtemanche is named for selectman while Dr. Tierney is unlikely to run for school committee as voters show little interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy P. Sleeper
Sleeper
Apsley
Mr. Sleeper
South Framingham
Henry Courtemanche
T. F. Tierney
Leblanc Bourdon Tie The Knot In St Marys Parish House
Amedee Leblanc son of Mr and Mrs J B Leblanc and Miss Della Bourdon daughter of Mr and Mrs Leander Bourdon wed at St Marys parish house Sunday afternoon. Rev J C Caisse officiated with Arthur Boivin as best man and Dora Morriseau as bridesmaid. The couple plans a short wedding trip to Manchester Nashua and Lowell and will reside with the bride's parents on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fredette
Chicopee
William Brigham
Dorchester
James Collins
Louis Rieutard
Southbridge
Edward Fahey
Short St
Edward Grenier
Salem
F Robert
Versailles St
Alice Hastings
Boston
Julia
Mary Costello
North Brookfield
Leroy Wheeler
Waltham
Frank Wheeler
Pleasant St
Lillian Maddox
Central Telephone Exchange
Joseph Kelley
Pittsfield
Amedee Leblanc
J. B. Leblanc
Chestnut St
Della Bourdon
Leander Bourdon
South St
St. Mary's Parish House
J. C. Caisse
Arthur Boivin
Dora Morriseau
Worcester
Middlesex
Co. F
Manchester
Nashua
Lowell
Last Sad Rites For Mrs Phebe A Moore At Methodist Church
The funeral for Mrs. Phebe A. Moore was held at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon with Rev. S K Smith and Rev Dr N T Whitaker officiating. The service included hymns by Mrs E B Clark Mrs Newell Walters and Mrs Ida Reno and concluded with burial in Roecklawn tomb amid abundant floral tributes from family friends and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebe A. Moore
S. K. Smith
N. T. Whitaker
Mr. Smith
E. B. Clark
Newell Walters
Ida Reno
Roecklawn
Arthur Atkins
San Francisco
Cal
Placque
Henry White
F. C. Curtis Camp
Callas
A. K. Rice
Rufus Howe
Clayton Dansteau
George Andrews
Gillitowers
W. P. Dorr
F. E. Child
J. H. Carpenter
Herman Cunningham
Daniel Lynch
Humiliating Defeat For Hello Players In Local Whist Match
In a whist contest at John McCormack's Elm Street residence Thursday night, the N E Tel and Tel employees were soundly defeated by Leaflet Press staff. Rivalry had grown for some time until Leaflet Press manager Downs secured the challenge, humiliating the N E T and T team who must now prove themselves to regain respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Tel. & Tel Co
Leaflet Press
John McCormack
Elmst
Downs
Sleighing Party Returns After Delightful Evening
Miss Rachel Claflin led a group of 16 friends on a sleighride Monday night through Southboro. Chaperoned by Miss Mary Campbell they enjoyed warm drinks at a drug store and thanked the hostess for a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Claflin
Mary Campbell
Southboro
Elsie Dearborn
Fannie Hall
Beatrice Hunt
Ruth Thompson
Hazel Elliott
Catherine McGill
Elmer McManus
Allen
Prize Winners at Friday Night Whist Party
Lady Foresters conducted a whist party in the K of C hall Friday night. Fifteen tables were set. Miss Alice McCormack won a fancy brooch, Peter McCarthy a whisk broom, and Patrick Reddy the consolation prize. Edward Gately received a prize for holding the ace of spades most often, tallying 15 holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Foresters
K. of C. Hall
Alice McCormack
Peter McCarthy
Patrick Reddy
Edward Gately
Best Ever Seen as Sherman Pictures Draw Town Hall Crowd
Sherman moving pictures drew the largest audience in town history at the city hall on Thursday night. Every seat was filled and standing room was used as audiences viewed the feature bill including Swimming Niagara Rapids Socialism to Nihilism The Watermelon Patch and Moving Day. Illustrated songs by Harry Downing drew many encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Town Hall
Harry Downing
Marlboro Water Board Names 17-Year Chairman O'Connell
The water commissioners elected officers for the ensuing year with John A. O'Connell as chairman and George A. Stacy as superintendent. Katherine A. Byrne was named registrar and Arthur F. Hall as inspector. O'Connell has led the board since Marlboro became a city and has served 17 years on the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. O'Connell
George A. Stacy
Katherine A. Byrne
Arthur F. Hall
O'Connell
Marlboro
Lower Toll Rates Announced for Hudson Northboro Westboro
Central Exchange subscribers can now reach Hudson Northboro and Westboro at reduced tolls. The Hudson rate drops to five cents replacing ten, while West and Northboro tolls are cut to nineteen cents from fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Northboro
Westboro
Central Exchange
Udson
Testead
West
Hardware Store Ladder Accident Injures Clerk
Charlie Whittaker, a clerk at J. H. Ss M. Kinson's hardware store, fell from a ladder when it gave way and landed on a tin can. He suffered three cuts two above the eyes and one on the nose. Miss Evelyn Vincent and Miss Eva Vincent of Mason Street are visiting relatives in Woonsocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Charlies Whittaker
J. H. & Ss. M. Kinson
Evelyn
Eva Vincent
Mason St
Woonsocket
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Rexall
Roosevelt
P. H. Delee
Rercolle
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Maynard
Assabet Institution For Savings
C. J. Bodfish
Pres
A. T.haynes
Treas
Bodfish
C. H. Persons
S. R. Kitchen
A. G. Haynes
J. W. Ogden
Wade
P. W. White
Telephone
Main
Concord
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber Walden Street
Concord, Mass
Central St
Concord Junction
John Hutch
Frye
Herman Walker
Arthur Curran
A. Grogan
Edinboro Sr
Collins’ Orchestra
Alvin Sanborn
Fred Stevens
Newton Centre
E. H. Moore
Auburn St
Spiritualist Society
Grand Army Hall
F. A. Wiggin
L. B. Hall
Mildon
Eastport
F. R
Stevens St
Downey Brothers
Rice Block
Cambridge
John King
Thomas A. Giblin
Ashland Council
Royal Arcanum
Alexander of
Fitchburg
Framingham Normal Training
Washington
J. S. Fay
Major Parsons
Frank Bean
James McAuslan
Grand Ar
Thomas Brown
Marloro
Board of Health
R. E. Stevens
J. H. Houde
H. W. Parmenter
Marlboro City Hospital
Minnie Leverage
Neil Jr
Julu Hart
George H. Fay
Ames
Curtis Factory
John Curtis
Charles W. Curtis
Philips Exeter School
Jane Ball
Watson James Conrad
Nelie Loretta Collins
Immaculate Conception
T. B. Lowney
Edward Colins
Margaret Collins
Thomas F. Williams
San Diego
Mr. Williams
J. F. J. Herbert
Lieut
Hembert
Worcester Post
Worcester Spy
Battery B
Sheridan
Dan
Rexall “93
Hair Tonic
TION
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason St
Young Sound
Nathan Derby Place
John A. Finigan
L. P. Sleeper
Commis
Bourdon—Leblanc
Sleighing Party
Brook’s Block
T. J. Butler
Nason Street
Helmer E. Olsen, Carpenter —and— Builder
Lowell Street
Anthony J Doherty
Monument Hall
Mass
Concord High School Plus
Ederickh T Widmer
West St
Annie L. Hicks
Eale
Dennis Sheehan
Maynard, Mass
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