Marlboro Social Notes A Busy Week Of Illness Visitors And Masses
Miss May 0. Davis and Witherbee sr. are listed as sick. Alphonse Cormier moved to Pep perell for work. A. W. Hastings of Boston visited Marlboro. Miss B. Z. Adams recovered from two weeks illness. Frank Pope and Charles Warren recovered from grip. Charles F. Tilson of Boston spent Sunday with relatives. B L Pratt on vacation from the N Y N H H railroad. Frank O Dudley from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute spent holiday recess at home. Local society attendees included L Lewis at a New England Railroad tickets agents event in Boston. B F Willard of MIT visited sister L H Tourtelotte. Sons of Veterans elected leaders at Lowell. Holy Trinity parish observed charity service and choir solos by Leonard, Simonds and Andrews. Requiem mass for Miss Augusta D Sullivan of Rockland. Fr Sullivan attended family in Rockland after mass while his mother and sister were ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pope
Eben Pope
Pearl St
Charles Warren
Charles F. Tilson
Boston
Crescent
B. L. Pratt
N. Y
N. H. & H Railroad
Frank O. Dudley
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
East Main St
Holy Trinity Church
Harold Leonard
Harold Simonds
Frank Andrews
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Augusta D. Sullivan
Rockland
J. P. Sullivan
Sullivan
Lowney
Finnick
Cooper Place House Burned in Southboro Fire
The Cooper place owned by John Cowen and occupied by Mrs. Christiana Williams, near Marlboro Westboro streetcar line, was destroyed by fire Tuesday morning. Passengers on the Westboro to Marlboro car aided by pulling out a piano and furniture before the Southboro fire department arrived. the barn might have been saved, but the house was a total loss. The blaze appeared to start in the upper part of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Marlboro
Westboro
Cooper
Southboro Fire Department
Mothers Endorse Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup noticed in her family. Available from Marlboro De Lees drug store Maynard and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Moore
Office boy misnames merchant in jest
A brief exchange shows a reader overhearing a boy call the merchant Bill. The merchant replies he can pretend not to hear, maintaining authority and dignity.
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Merchant
Bill
Catholic Standard and Times
Widowhood inspires selfless shift in priorities
A pithy quote from Town and Country on widowhood highlights a shift from self to others. The line suggests a woman in widowhood stops prioritizing her own needs and begins to care for others, reflecting a moral emphasis on altruism.
Theater Tale Sparks Deadhead Ticket Chatter
Gossip quotes Mame McLane and Kiddy Mullins about a man who escorts a girl to the theater and is said to hold deadhead tickets. The exchange hints at social scouting and attentive courting amid theatergoing lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiddy Mullins
de Teayter
Mame McLane
Puck
Candidate Spars with Itching Mention
A Baltimore American joke notes Spartacus as a candidate who faced persistent itching, while implying the crowd scratched him, reflecting a light political jab in a brief item.
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Spartacus
Baltimore American
Busy ants and bees in a thieving economy
A Baltimore News verse warns of industrious insects in a fable of ants and a bee trader. The piece contrasts tireless toil with unseen dangers, suggesting appetites and greed disrupt harmony in a busy world.
Parker Tucker Wins Major Injury Verdict In Cambridge
A Cambridge superior court verdict awarded Mrs Mary McNally 4220.42 for injuries from a Concord Maynard Hudson streetcar incident on May 17. The suit, pursued by Martin P McNally, was handled by Charles Parker Tucker with William M Prest as senior counsel.
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Hudson
Superior Court
Cambridge
Stevens
Martin P. McNally
Mary EB. McNally
McNally
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Wood Square
Mullin
Wilkinsville
Greta M. Taylor
Westvale
Concord, Hudson & Maynard Street Railway Company
Taylor
Charles Parker Tucker
Concord Rubber Company
Tucker
William M. Prest
Preventive Power of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The article touts prevention over cure in medical science noting pneumonia often follows a cold or grip and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia. It urges taking the remedy at the onset of a cold and states it is for sale at Marboro De Lee's store and Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marboro
de Lee
Maynard
Concord to Hudson Street Railway Timetable Digest
Public timetable shows multiple daily departures from Concord and Concord Jct to Hudson and back. Schedules include varied morning and afternoon trains from Concord, Jct, Westvale, Maynard, Car Barn, Stow Center, Gleasondale, and Hudson with numerous PM and AM departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Concord
A. M
P. M
Westvale
Maynard
Car Barn
Stow Center
Gleasondale
Ay A. M
Hudson
Car Rare
P. M. Seave Concord
P. M. Arrive Concord
P. M. Hudson
Concord Jet
Taunton Division Schedule Highlights 1903
October 18 1903 timetable fragment covers routes between Taunton and surrounding towns. Notes include departures from Acton Lowell North Acton Bazvilie and references to morning and evening trains with times such as 7 11.55 1, 6.90 p.m. and 6.13 p.m. The dense OCR yields several station names and times, indicating a dated network schedule.
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Taunton Division
Lea Oto
Roataboro
Sun
Rojee
Tramingham
M. Regia
Gna Orp
A.n
Guan
Tata
Acton
Lowell
North Aeute
North Acton
P. Puter
LAMS
Apenat Gupertatenent
Winter Train Schedule Arrangements Effective October 13 1902
Train times from Boston to Acton and neighboring towns listed for weekdays Sundays and holidays. Stops include Whitman Crossing Marlboro Hudson Marionboo Concord Junction and Concord with numerous departures from early morning to late evening and special Sunday services. Name J. Flanders appears as the likely issuing authority.
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Boston
Booth Acton
P.m
Il A.m
Sp. m
Went Acton
Whitman Crossing
Marlboro
Hudson
Mariboo
Central Mass
Giedsondkio
Patra
Lo Martiore
Fitch
South Acton
Concord Junction
Als
M. Ly
Concord
Ore
A. D
SSOP
Eee J. Flanders
Re &T.a
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Lawrence
Central Dry Goods Co
Moody Street
Waltham
America
Co. L
Tony Go Peices
Simeon Goldbarg
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber
Walden Street
Davis, Witherbee Sr
Alphonse Cormier
Pepperell
A. W. Hastings
L. Lewis
E. O. Brigham
E. G. Hoitt
New England Railroad Tickets Agents’ Association
B. F. Willard
Mass. Institute of Technology
L. H. Tourtelotte
Sons of Veterans Convention
Orra L. Stone
Clinton
Charles H. Perry
Marlboro Line
Napoleon
Baltimore Newa
Mrs. McNally
Mrs
Tay
Lor
Charies Parker Tucker Beats
Street
Railread Co
the Times
Boston & Maine Southern Division
Brachubetts
Reet, Boston
Union Pasenger
Causeway
A.M. A
Belmont
Dale
Bertin
Marreion
West Be
Spee Ake A.M. A.M. A
Ar. Ware
Borien Fa
South Bolton
Feh
Mass
Northampton
Ware
A.m. Clinton
Jefferson
A. South
Spey
South Clinton A.m
Bostea
Enah Ct
Wyn Harr
Maine B. 8
Boston & Maine Railroad
BOTON
Chicago
Lons
St. Paul
Andzall
Cueuee
O.J. Flanders
Thi. Ag
Bostor
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