Washburn Union C E Societies Hold Clinton Convention
The Washburn Union C E Societies held a convention in Clinton with seven member societies. Delegates registered and attended an afternoon program of praise and devotion, concluding with an evening address by Rev Arthur Dimock and performances by Harold Baker and John Cadieux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chridtidit Endeavor
Baptist Church
Washburn Union
C. B
Congress and
Baptist of
Clinton
Congrégationalist and
Hudson
Berlin Society
Congregationaliet
John B Foley
Francis Perry
VSB
Harry W.ah
Tenney
Ruth Potter
Myrtle Skinfiery
Pearl Sanford
Bernice Geddes
Marion Searles
Maud Boudreau
W. 8
Bruton
Mr. Bruton
Harold Baker
Wwreer
C. B. Society
Charles M. Witt
Pearl Potter
Appt Tee
Hazelle DeWitt
Marian E. “Phélps
Reas
C. Wentworth Kincaid
Marion Phelps
Imogene Forbush
William Angier
Holgarist Monroe
Nellie Underwood
Mrss.Guild
Bessie Bowlby
Dora Seiswerdap
Brainerd Geary
Foley
C. E
Ralph Whitman
Whitman
Eva Carpenter Ward Richardson
Johny Cadieux
Nellie Mann Opdale
Universalist Church
John Cadieux
Clinton Society
Arthur Dimock
Dorchester
Boston
Lawmakers Debate Election of United States Senators
Ex Senator Mitchell proposes a measure to elect US senators by the people, with Senator James F Shaw sponsoring the bill in Manchester by the Sea area. The committee pass sparked little enthusiasm and the bill was soon killed in the upper house amid mixed reactions from supporters and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Shaw
Manchester-by-the-Séa
United States
J. J. Mitchell
Tits’ City
Mitchell
Farrell to Join New York Americans This Spring
Charles A Farrell plans to go south with the New York Americans in March to help condition the batterymen for the coming baseball season. Long regarded as a top coach of pitchers and catchers, his expertise in batting and league players is highly valued by New York management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Farrell
New York Americans
Farrell
New York
Antarctic gale tests explorers on ice berg voyage
In a September sledge run on a broken pack near a berg, Bernacchi and Ellifsen battle a ferocious Antarctic gale. With ice cracking, freezing temps, and a perilous escape from the berg, they survive after sheltering with dogs and dawn relief, illustrating human endurance from Arctic to Antarctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernacchi
Southern Cross
Ellifsen
China
Tropics
Arctic
Antarctic
William Rittenhouse
Forward
Foresters and Lumbermen Unite for Close Utilization Plan
The Great Southern Lumber Company reopens its Bogalusa Louisiana mill to meet rising demand and joins a cooperative US Forest Service study. The aim is to maximize use of every timber size, increase profits, and conserve forests by treating timber to extend life and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Lumber Company
Bogalusa
Louisiana
United States
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Foresters of America to Mark 20th Anniversary Banquet
Foresters of America Marlboro will celebrate its 20th anniversary on April 19 with a banquet at Hibernian hall followed by entertainment and dancing. The anniversary planning committee includes J. Vincent Lyons Albert Sweeney Fred Mayhew T G Hutch James Cavanaugh and J H Bard. A smoke talk is planned Monday evening March 1 with Hon J J Mitchell as speaker. Leominster town meeting will discuss a pension for teachers in city service 25 years and over 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Marlboro
Foresters of America
Hibernian Hall
J. Vincent Lyons
Albert Sweeney
Fred Mayhew
T. G. Hutch
James Cavanaugh
J. H. Bard
J. J. Mitchell
Leominster
A Clever Barber
A humorous exchange from Chicago News features Hiram Hardapple and wife Cynthia as he recounts meeting a city barber who claims to recognize his wife’s hair more than he does. The wry scene showcases small town realism and playful pride in rural self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia
Hardapple
Chicago
Hiram
Chicago News
Heiress Questioned on Dowry by Military Admirer
In a fragmentary note from Filegende Blatter the heiress is pressed by Lieutenant Krause about her dowry. She dismisses him as impertinent and refuses to reveal financial details.
Praying Time and Cato Quotation Reflections
A short meditation on prayer time as a child notes his prayers at night may be dangerous. Thoughts contrast a grave five year old remark with a proverb about corruption. The brief item blends Life magazine and Cato aphorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Man Recovers After Fall From Scaffold
James C. Lee of Washington D C recalls a 30 year old injury from a scaffold fall that left his back severely painful. He tried many remedies before Sloan's Liniment provided relief enabling him to work again at sixty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Lee
9Th St
Washington, D. C
Sloan
Fr. Cusack Dies After Illness at Chelsea Parochial Residence
Reverend Father Thomas F. Cusack aged 57 died Monday morning at the St. Rose Parochial Residence Chelsea from heart trouble after several days illness He was formerly pastor of St Michael's Hud son and attended the archdiocese synod in Boston His career included education in East Boston Boston College and the Grand Seminary in Montreal where he was ordained He served as curate in several parishes before moving to Hudson in 1885 and was transferred to Chelsea in October 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Cusack
St. Michael’s Church
Hudson
St. Rose's Church
Chelsea
Fr. Cusack
Synod of the Archdiocese of
Boston
J. E. McGrath
Father Cusack
Boston College
Grand Seminary
Montreal
P. A. McKenna
Funeral for Fr. Thomas Cusack in Chelsea Thursday
The body of Rev. Thomas Cusack pastor of St. Rose's Chelsea will lie in state at St. Rose's Church on Wednesday from 4 PM until Thursday morning. A solemn high mass of requiem will be held at 10 AM. Fr. Cusack served 22 years at St. Michael's Hudson and aided relief efforts after the Chelsea fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Cusack
St. Rose's Church
Chelsea
Thomas Cusack
St. Rose’s Church
Hudson
Marlboro
Cusack
St. Michael's Church
Good Reports From Bedside Of Harry Bemis
The condition of Harry P. Bemis is favorable to his recovery at his Ashland home. Facial swelling has lessened and his general health improves. Unless something unforeseen occurs he will recover.
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Harry Bemis
Harry P. Bemis
Ashland
Women and New Money in a Loom Boss Tale
A loom boss explains to Will why he always pays in new money to please his wife. Women’s thrift makes them save the fresh bills weekly, tucked away in a stocking or teapot, boosting household savings by about twenty percent. The anecdote frames new money as a domestic economy tactic. Also a quip about naming a discovered bug after a loyal servant contrasts with advice to beware contempt of any man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Will
Philadelphia Bulletin
The Wonderful Lamps Behind Lighthouse Light
The article explains lighthouse lighting history from kerosene to Fresnel lenses, noting how the Fresnel system concentrates light for a broad beam. It compares oil lamps to electricity, citing cost, maintenance, and focal-point challenges, and describes why mineral oil dominated until the late 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthouse Board
United States
Congress
France
Scientific American
Weather and climate definitions quoted in joke
A Chicago News joke notes that climate is constant while weather last only days, followed by a Judge quip that lightning cannot strike twice in the same place because the place is gone after the first strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola
Chicago News
Judge
What the kidneys do their unceasing work keeps us strong
A vintage health warning on kidney function notes kidneys filter blood at rest and in activity, removing impurities about 500 grains daily when healthy. It warns of symptoms from poor filtration and praises Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co as a remedy, with a testimonial from M. J. Coleman of Marlboro, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neys
M. J. Coleman
Florence Street
Marlboro
Mass
Dean
Burke Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Marlboro to Boston Train Schedule Corrections 1908
Corrected timetable lists Marlboro to Boston and surrounding towns routes for June 15 1908 with departure and arrival times at Marlboro Boston Northboro Clinton Fitchburg Southboro framingham Marlboro to Lowell and related connections. numerous daily and Sunday departures detailed for multiple lines and interchange points.
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Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Framingham
Northboro
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Pitchburg
Marlbor
Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway 60 Update
In Concord during the hours between 2 PM and 8 PM the street railway number 60 operated as scheduled, serving Maynard and Hudson streets with regular stops and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Lowell Acton Maynard Street Ry Schedules
Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway Company lists Maynard to South Acton departures at 6 7 and half hourly to 11 PM Sunday first Maynard to South Acton 6 15 7 15 and half hourly to 11 15 PM Sunday first 7 45 AM South Acton to Maynard. Good connections at South Acton with West trains. Special cars may be chartered by applying at the company office. Maynard Mass telephone connection. F A Persons Supt Maynard Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Concord
Hudson
Arlington Heights
Boston & Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
Framingham
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Lexington & Boston St. Ry. Co
Lowell
Lexington
Waltham
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C.E. Societies
Washburn
Ovevdrive
Clintom
Charles Farrell
N. Y. Americans
Lumber Industry
Cato
St. Rose Parochial Residence
Wook
Regina
Burton
The
John L. Stone
Tel
Marlboro, Mass
Fraoc
Copynia & Nyone
All Newsdealers
Munn Co
St. Bernard
Geo. A. Dyer
D Carnival
Washington
Old Colony Division
Clinton and
Errr
South Fremingham
South Sudbury
Concord Junction
Frittingholm
Taunton
Concord Dancin
South Framinghs
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
Illiam D. Burdett
Cire, Uglsoka Teaser
Hudson Eres
Gleasondale
Stowe
Westvale
Concord Jct
Concord Seace
Sudbury St. Only
Sherk
Stow
Gleacordale
F. A. Persons
Maynard, Mass
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