Farewells for Marlboro Superintendent Pitman and Mrs Pitman
A large Marlboro assembly bid farewell to J Ashbury Pitman the district superintendent for nine years and to Mrs Pitman. Mayor Henry Parsons exuded praise acknowledging his tact with teachers and parents. Speakers lauded Pitman’s service and adaptability and presented him a leather chair. The program closed with Auld Lang Syne as the Pitmans departed for new work.
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J. Ashbury Pitman
Is of
Marlboro
Ish
Fldren
Pitman
Elmer D. Howe
Howe
Pais
EK. D. Howe
Henry Parsons
Mr. Pitman
Salem
E. F. Brown
Pelige
Join
C. Murphy
J. A. Millington
Joseph Renaud
Water works bonds offered for investment in multiple cities
Five percent bonds of Muncie Water Works Co Wichita Water Co Portsmouth Berkley and Suffolk Water Co City Water Co East St. Louis Granite City Water Works Kokomo Ind in denominations of 500 and ? interest guaranteed by the American Water and Gas Write or telephone 105 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie Water Works Co
Muncie
Ind
Wichita Water Co
Kansas
Portsmouth
Borough Pomona Grange Sees Largest Attendance at Berlin
The Pomona Grange met in Berlin with 260 present in the town hall for a morning session on Little Things versus Great led by Mrs. Ella D. Rice and Rev. F. R. Gale. An afternoon talk by Rev. EB Whitney on What I saw and heard in the British Isles entertained attendees. A Marlboro meeting is planned on March 14 for initiation as applications permit.
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Berlin
Pomona Grange
Town Hall
Ella D. Rice
Leominster
Worcester East Pomota
F. R. Gale
EB. W. Whitney
Milford
British Isles
Marlboro
Keith's Theatre to Stage Peace Congress of American Girls
Keith's Theatre features Frank Bryan's Peace Congress of American Girls the week of February 19 with 13 chorus girls and a "Human Flags" chorus offering a full musical comedy. The program includes historic frigate advocacy, plus acts by John C. Rice Sally Cohen and more, opening February 22.
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Keith
Frank Bryan
Peace Congress of American Girls
Bryan
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
McCarte Sisters
Carlin
Otto
Jimmy Barry
Village
Charlotte Guyer George
Arlington Comedy Four
Griff Brothers
Marlboro Local Notes and Appointments Roundup
Donald Noble is working in the Middlesex factory. E L Sawyer of Winchendon was in town Saturday. The Union club billiard and pool tournament closes Saturday March 3. Marlboro lodge Knights of Pythias worked the rank of knight Monday evening. Edward Moran of Haverhill was a guest of his brother George Z Moran Sunday. J W O Connor formerly assessor is doing a good business as agent for sale of photographic pillow tops. Brakeman Philip Miller transferred to the branch on the N Y N H H road. Martin Keeley Mechanic Sr has returned from Cincinnati and accepted a position in the counter department of the Diamond M factory.
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E. L. Sawyer
Winchendon
Union Club
Marlboro Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Edward Moran
Haverhill
George Z. Moran
J. W. O'Connor
Philip Miller
N. Y
Martin Keeley
Mechanic Sr
Cincinnati
Diamond M
Local Society and Travel News Highlights
Joseph Carr visited Berlin on Sunday. John Mannion dropped by New Bedford Sunday. T P O Connor of Clinton toured Marlboro. Miss Mollie McCarthy of Brockton visits her brother Alderman F McCarthy. Alex Matherson welcomed a daughter last week. Mrs Frank E Fay of Water Street stays with relatives in Hingham. Mrs Clarissa Proctor returns from vacation with relatives in Riverside. Bert Acorn bought a Wakefield market. Gregory Mushrai of Bonds Market starts new post. Miss Mary Mitchell of Leominster visits grandparents on Elm Street. James Peterson leaves Boston and Worcester street railway car barn for a job in Hudson. Edward Lavelle E C Whitney and J J Colleary work Marlboro division on main line Sunday.
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Frank Bean
Lumbago
T. P. O'Connor
Clinton
Marlboro
Mollie McCarthy
Brockton
Alderman
F. McCarthy
Alex Matherson
Frank E. Fay
Water Sr
Hingham
Clarissa Proctor
Elm St
Riverside
Bert Acorn
Wakefield
Gregory Mushrai
Bond
James Peterson
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Hudson
Edward Lavelle
E. C. Whitney
J. J. Colleary
Boston & Worcester
Boston and Maine Railroad Timetable Effective October 9 1905
Trains depart Boston for South Acton Concord Junction and nearby towns with numerous daily morning afternoon and evening runs listed. Additional Saturday and Sunday schedules noted for Maynard West Acton Gleasondale and Hudson routes. Ends with D J Flanders G P and T A signature.
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Boston
South Acton
Concord Junction
Concord
Maynard
West Acton
Hudson
Fitchburg
Central Mass
The Bachelor’s Cottage Expands For Summer Members
The Bachelor club at Lake Boone plans a 20 by 20 addition and a 17 by 20 ell to its lakeside cottage. Ready by May 30, the club, now 25 members with a waiting list, aims to resume season activities after two dances since autumn. Percy J. Fletcher is president, E. H. Kingsbury secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Club
Lake Boone
Prospect
Percy J. Fletcher
H . Kingsbury
Shoe Retailer Adage on Business Harmony
A New York shoe retailer notes that advertising location and salesmen alone do not sell shoes. The success lies in the harmony of every part of a business.
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N. Y
Early 1900s Rail Timetable for Marlboro and Surrounding Lines
A dense schedule listing train departures and arrivals between Marlboro Boston Northboro Clinton Fitchburg and other towns. Includes weekday and Sunday times, connections at Concord Junction Westvale and Maynard, notes on special stops, and archaic abbreviations for car barns and stops.
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Middlesex
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chicago
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Gen. Pass
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Ross'on
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R. Stevens
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Avelyers
Joseph Carr
A. Taylor
John Mannion
New Bedford
Mary Mitchell
Leominster ‘S
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Boston & Maine ‘Railroad
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Sonena
N. H. & H. Railroad
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Car Barn
Car Bain
John W. Ogden
Marlborough Savings Bank
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
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