Hudson A. K. Graves Son Business Man Dies by Suicide
Augustus Kirk Graves to be remembered as a Feltonville boot and clothing trader who ran Graves & Jeffs then Stowe & Graves before sole ownership. He was found hanging in his Main St basement after purchasing rope the day of his death. Local officials described despondency linked to health and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Kirk Graves
Main St
William A. Pierson
Mr. Pierson
Mr. Graves
C. Jackson
Hoitt
Marlboro
L. P. Ellithrope & Co
Graves
Hiram P. Bean
Bean
Nixon
Sarepta Hunting Graves
Southboro
Feltonville
Gravesville
Sarepta
Stephen Hunting
Hubbardston
Augusta K
Henry E
Harrison N
Frank
Hudson
Houghton Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
A.M
Trinity Commandery
Kpiehts Templars
Oak Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sophia Allen
Marlboro Italian Society organizes first Italian American group
The Columbus Society debuted in Marlboro at Peoples Theatre with about 75 members. Joseph Pine was elected president, Joseph Ezzo vice president, Joseph Ingotti recording and financial secretary, and Michael Santella treasurer. A $6 weekly sick benefit and free physician services were approved, plus a $1 death benefit. The group aims to aid Italian Americans, including naturalization, and notes significant local voting potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Columbus Society
Peoples
Mortgagee's Sale in Brockton Concord and Carlisle Mass
Mortgagee Charles E. Jennings announces a public auction of multiple Brockton Concord and Carlisle parcels in Plymouth and Middlesex counties. The sale covers numerous farm and residential tracts plus extensive personal property, with prior mortgages totaling 28 450 and 500 dollars due at sale. Auction to occur in Brockton Massachusetts on the Lowell road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jovex Soniter
Dubai
Concord
Mass
Genter Massachusetts
Lowell Road
Brockton
County of Plymouth
Commonwealth
Bates Street
Pine Street
Thatcher Street
Andrew Gale
Snow
Walter F. Kingman
Playwood & Howard
Plymouth Councy
Bay Street
Old Colony Square
Lana
Mary J. Perkins
Pease
Whitman
Abington
Plymouth
Washington Street
Ezekiel Reed
William H. Dunbar
Edwin H. Reed
Battle
Plymouth County
Hosea Kingman
William H. Pease
County of Middlesex
Albert E. Wood
Charles Fay Heywood
Said Heywood
Daniel of
Mason
Saidbert E. Wood
County
Lowell
Cheriotte A. Brown
Brown
Joseph A. Smith
Smith
Asa Melvin
Melvin
Heywood
Spencer Brook
Neywood
Charlotte A. Brown
Old Melvin Farm
Davis
George Heywood
Martha A
Lilla Wetherbee
Wetherbee
Marth Halschier
Carlisle
Middlesex
Paul Litchfield
Litchfield
Ephraim Robbins
Robbins
Daniel
John Jacobs
Samuel Green
Green
Wall
Benjamin Robbins
Middlesex North District Registry of Deeds
White Oak Stump
Morse
John D. Robbins
Z. Spalding
John of
How
W. W. Morse
Jonathan Parker
Carolina Robbins
Cord
Massachusetts
Jersey
Charles E. Jennings
Brigham Proud of Support in Sons of Veterans Race
Rep. Brigham says he feels no soreness over the Encampment division commander election outcome in Berlin last week. He praises Marlboro and area camps for backing him and urged unanimous approval after the result. He bears no personal ill will toward Mr. Stone, who was detained by business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Brigham
W. M. Brigham
Enterprise
Sons of Veterans
Berlin
Marlboro
Brigham
Brigham Has No Personal Feeling Against Mr. Stone
Former Worcester Girl Miss Sheffield Marries in St Louis
Vera Sheffield of Worcester ran away to St Louis and wed actor Joseph Carlton according to Sundays papers. The 18 year old dancer, daughter of Frank B Sheffield, was arrested before marriage but released. She formerly lived on Cotting avenue with her family and performed with Bernice Adams in local shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Sheffield
St. Louis
Joseph Carlton
Worcester
Frank B. Sheffield
Cotting Ave
Sheffield
Bernice Adams
Do Not Forget The Birds In Marlboro Feed Program
Marlboro sportsmen combat winter scarcity by providing grain for birds. Nineteen quail visit Co. W. Carter at 157 Highland St daily, showing no fear. A Marlboro Westboro rail line route hosts 11 quail and three golden pheasants that rely on prepared grain. James Moore feeds five pheasants regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
State Association
Co. W. Carter
Highland St
Westboro
James Moore
Oil on the Water After Frost Breaks Pipe at Standard Oil Works
A frost caused a Maplest Street pipe at Standard Oil works to leak at night sending oil into the brook behind the plant. Nearby residents learned of the spill and filled some cans with small cost. The company responded quickly and recovered a large portion of the oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Works
Maplest
On to Washington by Rail Special Fare Offer
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad announces special departures to Washington on March 4 for the inauguration. Passenger price through Marlboro is 13.10 by shore route 14.10 by Steamer Maryland route and 11.15 via Fall River. A large turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Washington
Ot . Ae
Acton Massachusetts Board of Health Orders Nuisance Abatement
Petition by Mary Co and others seeks abatement of a nuisance in West Acton due to wetlands and stagnant water on land bounded by three roads. Board examined the nuisance and ordered action against the property tied to James D. Coburn and other neighbors along with local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Coburn
Mary C. Stevent
William H. Lawrence
Frank KE. Harris
Emm M. 8
Hooper
Abbie D. Whitcomb
Board of Health
Said Acton
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Bellows
Maynard Black
Maynard, Mase
W. B. Currier
Boston
Colonial Building
Boylston Street
Red Cross Kidney
A.C. Loewe & CO
Loewe’s
Nason Street
Maynard
P. W. White
Main St., Concord
Buswell’s Express
T. J
C. M. Byron
Props
Concord Junction
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
Dees
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
T. J. McGann
B. W. Brown's
Maynard, Mass
John MacPherson
Cglendale ST
A. K. Graves
HUD
Hudson Department Store
Highland Athletic Club
Italian Society
Sons OF Italy
Peoples Theatre
Acton
Office of the Board of Health
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