Marlboro youth touts new wireless signaling system
Grandson of Mrs. David Newton now living on Church Street Marlboro Augustus Tripp the 17 year old inventor born on Church Street Marlboro in the house next to Sir Badle Newton has devised a simpler effective wireless system. He has sent messages 600 feet and demonstrated fire and burglar alarms. Experts call the invention a success and he may present the apparatus at the St Louis exposition after a year of work.
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Augustus Tripp
Church St
Marlboro
Sir Badle Newton
Tatty
Somerville
Tripp
Marlboro Star Daniel Ryan Shines In Boston Music Hall
Daniel Ryan known as Cy Perkins in baseball drew crowds in Marlboro and Boston this week. He once debuted as Cy Perkins the Cyclone in Marlboro where Cambridges beat the Marlboros 11 to 7. Ryan later pursued stage roles after a notable baseball career.
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Daniel Ryan
Music Hall
Boston
Das
Cyclone
Marlboros
Cambridges
Prospect Park
Ryan
Cy” Perkins
Cy Perkins
Poverty party planned at The 309 club in town
Arthur Clark visits friends. Tafts man James Breen to Maple St. Walter Stratton of Amherst College on a week’s vacation. A large skating rink crowd Saturday and a Clinton dance Thursday highlight community social life with church and library events noted.
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Arthur Clark
James Breen
Tafts
Maple St
Ivan Loos
South Framingham
Walter Stratton
Amherst College
Clinton
Hattie M. Houghton
Wellesley College
Feeney Building
Nellie Pickett
Somerville
Etta Buraill
River St
Obituary notices for John Andrews and others in Marlboro area
Funeral for John Andrews, 93, held at his home on East Main Street with Rev. Smith. he inventor of several household devices and survived by a wife, three sons, a daughter, and a brother. Also notices of deaths for Mrs. Drummy, Palmer Merritt, and Patrick J. Driscoll with brief biographical details.
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John Andrews
East Main St
K. Smith
Rocklawn
H. K. W. Andrews
George J. Andrews
Fred J. Andrews
Charles H. Andrews
Enfield
N. H
Andrews
Methodist Church
Woburn
Henry W. Andrews
Fred
Ellen T. Campbell
Lynn
Randall Andrews
Wilmot Flats
Palmer Merritt
West Somerville
Mr. Merritt
Marlboro
Patrick J. Driscoll
Grovest
Hibernians
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Nason Street
Loewe’s
Brock
Maynard, Mass
Waltham National Bank
National Bank
Hamblim L. Hovey
Charles H. Moulton
Joseph F. Gibbs
Miss Howard
Hnee
T. J. McCgann
B. W. Brown’s
Concord
Mass
South Acton Coal and
Raster and
Western Lumber
J. P. Fletcher
Man. So. Acton
Bran New Way
Maynard
Concord Junction, Mass
Wireless
David Newton
Church
Benj. B. Lovett
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Tabard Inn Library
Thomas Ambrose
Michael Brennan
Elm St
John H. Watson
Beverly
Town Hall
Fred Welsh
Boston Sunday Post
Apsley
West Acton
St. Michael's Church
Stations of the Cross
A. H. Herrick
Brockton
Topsy Doyle
Benj. Sanborn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Hudson Council
K. of C
Geo. Booream
McNamee
Cambridge
Hudson Cream and Produce Co
Fitchburg
Thos. F. Mahoney
William M. Cole
Frederick E. Macomber
Mainst
The
Hudson Woman's Club
Chas. A. Williams
G. BE. Johnson
Tewksbury
Reno Post 9
KK. B. Lewis
W. H. Osgood
H. P. Bean
H. Hill
C. W. Hall
W. H. Strong
John T. Dolan
D. D. Rose Norman E. McNaughton
Park St
Trinity Commandery
K. T
Masonic Hall
Franklin Snow
Greenfield and Suite
the Commandery
Alfred D. Gleason
Gen
W. H. Brigham
Caleb Brigham
Pope
Margaret Drummy
John Kelliher
Drummey
Jim
Tom
Formosa
Japan
Chase & Sanborn
M . F. Mullin
Nason St
P. H. Delee
P.w.white
J. W. Craig
Monument Square
Buswell’s Express
T. J
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Props
Concord Junction
A. H. McKenzie
Gennig Sheehan, Maynard, Mace
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