Michael Molloy Hudson Icon Passes at Forest Ave Home
Michael Molloy longtime Hudson resident dies at his Forest avenue home at 12 30 Saturday morning. Born in Kildare Ireland in 1830s he came to Vermont in 1855 and later settled in Hudson in 1882. Survived by widow Bridget and son Christopher A Molloy of Keefe Molloy clothing firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Molloy
Hudson
Forest Ave
County Kildare
Ireland
Dorsett
Bridget Maguire
Rutland
Stowe, Bills & Hawley
Christopher A. Molley
Keefe & Molloy
Funeral of Michael Molloy Held in Jesuit Tradition
The funeral service for Michael Molloy was held on Sunday with Jes. T. Merrigan Thes. F. Doyle T. J. Keefe John Cosgrove and Owen Kerrigan in attendance. Interment took place at the family lot in St. Michael's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Molloy
Jes. T. Merrigan
Thés. F. Doyle
T. J. Keefe
John Cosgrove
Owen Kerrigan
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Two Committees Elevate Rep Fred Welsh at State House
The article notes Representative Fred Welsh receiving two committee assignments this year, up from one last year. He is ranked second on the towns committee and third on the insurance committee, both seen as important panels. He must make an impact to justify the honors.
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Fred
Welsh
Ham
House of Representatives
State House
Glynn Named Foreman at Bates Shoe Factory
Thos Glynn of Brigham Jr longtime foreman at Brigham Gregory lasting room has accepted the foremanship of the lasting room at the J A Bates shoe factory in Webster and began duties Monday morning. Glynn is an expert with full knowledge of shoe making and his move is welcomed by many friends in Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Glynn
Brigham Jr
Brigham-Gregory
J. A. Bates
Webster
Glynn
Bates
Concord Notes Local Events And Incidents In Ice Time
Maurice McWalter expands perfumery stock as Poole's Boston orchestra to play at C H 8 dance January 29. J W Craig out several days with a cold. Catholic Reading circle rehearsals for an upcoming play. January 16 indoor meet of Concord H 8 A A A at town hall 8 p m. hydrant clearing after storms urged. Water dept thawing pipe on Monument st. dog on Bedford st bites child. owner unnamed. Local basketball vs Battery H Chelsea at armory on Walden st next week. Davis market sleigh tips over near Main and Sudbury. no serious injuries. Stranger sleigh mishap near turn-out. Speedway debate recalls past sleighing days. Driving club praised for promoting clean sport.
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Poole
Boston
J. W. Craig
Catholic Reading Circle
Concord H
Water Department
Monument St
John Coan
Bedford St
Main
Sudbury Sts
Nashawtuc Ave
High School Concert Crowded Hall Honors Winners
A highly successful town hall high school concert featured prize declamations won by Richard F. Powers and Miss Lucy T. Hosmer. Judge praised the large chorus conducted by Archibald with a varied program and strong student performances.
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Town Hall
Richard F. Powers
Lucy T. Hosmer
Archibald
Jack Frost
Seville
St. Michael's
Helen Edwards Bass
Catherine B. Shaughnessey
Kitty Tarbox
Lucy Tolman Hosmer
Mildred Browne
Travers
Hunt
Margaret Louise Eaton
Rebecca Nye Warren
Miss Warren
Boward Bailey Carger
New South
Bedford and Lincoln
Song
America
Lovett’s dancing school completes successful season in snowbound town hall
Despite a heavy snowstorm attendance at Benj. B. Lovett’s dancing school ball remained high. Brigram’s orchestra played as Miss Emeline Howe and Chas. E B. Whittaker led a simple grand march. About 70 couples danced until midnight with a ladies reception area and pretty hall decor by Ernest C. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. B.lovett
Brigram
Emeline Howe
Chas. E B. Whittaker
279 Cases Large Number of Drunks Caused by No License in Maynard
In 1903 the local court tried 279 cases with drunkenness the dominant charge at 223. Most offenders were from out of town or Maynard. Also 23 tramps, six larcenies, four disturbances of the peace and four assault cases were heard. Additional counts included vagrancy, insanity, and various ancillary offenses.
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Maynard
Boynton
Hudson Area Polo League Reorganizes For Season
A meeting at Hudson House saw Apsley Jeffs and Brett polo reps vote to extend the season. Silva Madden Manjobs lead Apsley. Wright A B Coolidge Clare R Coolidge Coch rane Burkill plus M Dermott for Jefts. B Roberts elected president. Kuhlthau referee. Regan timer.
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Hudson House
Apsley
Jeffs
Brett Polo
Will
Silva
Madden
Manjobs
Rufus Coolidge
Brett
Wright
A. B. Coolidge
Clare
R. Coolidge
Cochrane
Burkill
Robt
McDermott
Jefts
Rooney
Bruce
Hill
Mo ‘Dermott
Collins
B. Roberts
William Kuhlthau
J. M. Regan
Hudson Enterprise
Sunshine and Shadows lecture delights Hudson crowd
A. W. Hawkes spoke at the M. E. Church on Thursday evening under the Hudson Woman's club. The audience filled the church as Hawkes mixed quaint humor with thoughtful gospel messages about good cheer.
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A. W. Hawkes
M. E. Church
Hudson Woman’s Club
Methodist Church
Hudson
Mrs Morse and Companion Thrown From Sleigh at Corner
Mrs A W Morse and a lady friend were thrown from a sleigh at the corner of Apsley and Pond streets Thursday afternoon. The sleigh slewed while turning and toppled. the spirited horse tried to bolt, but Morse, an accomplished horsewoman, held the reins to control the animal.
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A. W. Morse
Apsley and Pond Sts
Apsley St
Relief Remedies Speak In Lingering Phrases
A fragmented note discusses remedies and relief, mentioning speaking on health and wellness. The text hints at medical or herbal cures, but details remain unclear and largely oblique.
Young Hemenway Well Known Hudson Pair Wed Dec 15
Alvin C. Young and Mary R. Hemenway were married on December 15 with Rev. John Baltzly of the First Unitarian church officiating. The couple, publicly happy, reside on Felton Street and are well known in town with many friends offering good wishes.
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Alvin C. Young
Mary R. Hemenway
John Baltzly
First Unitarian Church
Mrs. Young
Felton St
Concord to Hudson Trains Still Run despite Gaps
Transportation notices show schedules and fares between Concord and Hudson with times 6.20 to 8.60 and several drastic price points. The fragment references routes, volumes, and stops, indicating a historic rail timetable with varied fares and connections.
Train Schedules and Timetables for Multiple Stops
A dense listing of rail schedules across various towns including Acton Hudson Marlboro Northboro Framingham Sudbury and Lowell. It shows departure and arrival times for weekdays Sundays and holidays with notes on divisions and service frequency across the Taunton Fitchburg and Marlboro lines.
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Beret
Bes Wereann
Northboro
Leer
A. m
Fitchburg
Wiad A. m
Marlboro
Clinton
Boston
Gundaye
Framingham
South Sudbury
Lowell Concord
Lowell
Seaaige
Concord Junction
Sudbury
South
South Fremingham
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Thos
Joseph Gassette
Mr. Bassette
Joseph Wedfern
Concord
Maurice McWalter
Crack Battery H
Chelsea
Armory
Walden St
B. B. Lovett
Polo League
Good Government Club
Committee On Organization
National Municipal League of Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Miles
Young —Hemenway
Ayer
Tho
Cas i
Rudson
P. M
Sas
Boston & Maine Railroad
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
D. J. Flanders
Gen. Pass
Tkt. Agt
Acton
Lee West Acton
A le Om
I Satan Hall
St Sei Oe
Ik Hudson
Gace
Mirlboro
A. Heier
South Action
di Manders
GP & T
M. & M. Railroad
Taunton
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