Oldest Marlboro resident Joseph Sawyer honors 30 years in shoemaking
Joseph Sawyer of Lincoln and Silver streets, Marlboro, long employed in the shoemaking trade for 30 years, was among the first men granted liquor selling privileges under the high license. Retired since 1895 he has lived a quiet life with his second wife, Miss Doncell a Normandin, whom he married 39 years ago.
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Joseph Sawyer
Lincoln and
Silver Sts
Marlboro
Sawyer
Done 'Cella Normandin
Local figures shift from factory work to liquor trade
The text notes a man who left shoe manufacturing and spent more time at work before entering the liquor business, later joined by his four sons Alfred Felix John and Henry E as partners in the liquor trade.
Nevinson Stone Celebrates 91st Birthday in Marlboro
Nevinson Stone, reportedly the country’s oldest Civil War veteran, marked his 91st birthday Sunday at his son Moses Stone’s home in Marlboro. An informal gathering with friends featured a dinner and well wishes. Stone was born in Holliston to James and Lucy Drury Stone and is a member of post 43 G A R.
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Nevinson Stone
Moses Stone
Marlboro
Stone
Holliston
James
Lucy Drury Stone
Veteran Stone of Marlboro Dies After Civil War Service
The obituary recalls Moses Stone of Marlboro who moved from Northboro with his family as a child. He married Lucy Stone in 1835 and had nine children. He joined Company F of the 15th Massachusetts during the Civil War, serving three years in the North Carolina campaign and battles such as Roanoke Island and Goldsboro, sustaining injuries but not wounds, and was discharged in 1864.
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Northboro
Marlboro
Stones
Maynard Place
Lakeside Ave
Clover Hil
Mr. Stone
Lucy Stone
Moses Stone
J. Lewis Stone
Merina E. Pierce
Roanoke Island
Newbern
Kingston
Whitehall
Goldsboro
Deep Gully
Rock Run
Marlboro Musical Union installs officers at Sunday ceremony
Marlboro Musical Union affiliated with the American Federation of Musicians held an officer installation Sunday afternoon with 91 members. Harry E. Brigham presided as president, Joseph Renaud named vice president, and new members include Thomas Lovett Chester McGill Fred L. Newton Charles Beaudry Seth Carpenter and G Lawrence Stone received by transfer from the Boston union.
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Marlboro Musical Union
American Federation of Musicians
Harry E. Brigham
Joseph Renaud
O. BE. Kimball
Thomas J. Flanagan
J. J. Bradley
Serge
Frank Boyce
W. H. Brigham
John Flanagan
Herbert Cartwright
R. W. Bird
J. A. Millington
Frank Newell
Edward Chabot
Schubert
W.D. Lacouture
Henry Warner
Wilbur Jenkins
Eugene Closson
F. C Dansereau
F. Danserean
J. Flanagan
Thomas Lovett
Chester McGill
Fred L. Newton
Charles H. Beaudry
Seth Carpenter
G. Lawrence Stone
The
Boston Union
Labor unions plan large concert for Fall River strikers
Marlboro labor groups discuss a mammoth concert at the Marlboro theatre to aid Fall River strikers. Fifteen local unions are involved and will help organize the event dated for January 22.
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Fall River
Marlboro
Marlboro Theatre
Beneit
Probate Court Opens Estate for Heirs of Acton Man
The Middlesex probate court notifies heirs at law and creditors of Austin A. Richardson of Acton that a petition seeks letters of administration to Withington of Concord. The bond will be secured by a surety. W. E. Rogers, Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Nathan Derby
Concord
Middlesex, Is
Austin A. Richardson
Acton
Milesex
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised As Best
Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy the best made for colds and a sure preventive of pneumonia. It is described as pleasant and safe to take and preferred over all others. Sold by Johnsons Pharmacy and H J Dwinell Maynard.
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Chamberlain
Cora Walker
Porterville
California
Johnson’s Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company Notice
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Adams Tolman, secretary, Concord Massachusetts. January 2, 1905.
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Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Adams Tolman
Concord
Mass
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