Marlboro News Notes On Local People And Events
Marlboro items list residents visiting town or traveling, illnesses and recoveries, job changes, and social visits. Notables include Francis Daigneault closing a Grant street market, Joseph Cormier starting work in Brockton, and C. H. Niles leaving the salted peanut business after 18 years, with many short notes on neighbors and local occurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bissonnette
Leominster
Francis Smith
Harvard St
Harry Brigham
Boston
Francis Daigneault
Grant St
Frank Simard
Haverhill
John Connors
Maynard
Edward Kennedy
John Delaney
Joseph W. Stump
Jamaica Plain
Annie Gately
Ringold St
Joseph Cormier
Brockton
John Cadieux
Maplewood Ave
Kingston Refugees Condemn British Officials After Earthquake
American refugees from Kingston aboard the Prinz Eitel Friedrich condemn British officials for three days of inactivity and lack of aid. They recount German and other refugees being shunned, left on docks, with no food or shelter while American naval relief arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kingston
Pring Bitel Friedrich
Jam
Friedrich
Parsons
I Kingston
Sir Alfred Jones
Richard Vahsel
Hamburg- American Line
Port Kingston
Vahsel
O’donovan
Boston
Gavin L. Payne
Indianapolis
H. F. Auld
Hatboro
Alfred Jones
Tarsons
Isamburg
Prins Bitel
Jlamburg
A. D. Hallman
Norristown
Short Mingston
Moran seeks waiters names in Exchange club case
Boston dispatch reports District Attorney Moran asks Lieutenant Governor Draper to provide names of Exchange club employees who served liquor at a Clover club banquet for use in an excise law prosecution. Moran urges Draper to resign if he withholds the information amid an ongoing inquiry into the club’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Draper
State House
Moran
Exchange Club
Clover Club
Fraud charge faces ex‑president of Malden Gaslight Co
In Cambridge on January 23 a bill of complaint in superior court accuses Trank Tr Chandler, former president of the Malden and Melrose Gaslight company, of fraud over a land purchase and misappropriation of company funds. Also in the day’s news Representative Dunn’s resolution, passed, ends gratuities to capitol staff at session end, citing past costs to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
Trank Tr. Chandler
Malden and Melrose Gaslight Company
Chandler
Dunn
Local Notices From Leominster and Boston In Brief
J Melvin Seymour visits Leominster while Frank Perkins returns from a business trip in New Hampshire. Irving Seymour injures a shoulder and Dr Oviatt treats it. E T Perkins suffers rheumatic pains. B L Fisher leaves a railroad post in Boston for a better job with Old Colony Trust Co. A F Rowe helps Goodnow library patrons with new book list. Sincere thanks are offered to Sons of Veterans and neighbors for support in bereavement. Mrs James B Butterfield John H Katon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Seymour
Oviatt
E. T. Perkins
B. L. Fisher
van Etten
N. Y
Boston
Old Colony Trust Co
A. F. Rowe
Goodnow Library
Rowe
MAYNARD A O U W INSTALLATION
A large gathering at Odd Fellows hall attended the installation of Summer Hill lodge officers. Deputy Thomas Giblin of Concord presided with a local suite. Installed officers include M W William H Barlow F Alvah Doherty O George Parner guide I W Charles Turnbull O W William Worship receiver F W Sims financier L W Clark recorder C E Greenhalge trustee three years James Sheridan trustee two years John B Phillips representative to the grand lodge W H Barlow alternate John B Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Summer Hill Lodge
Thomas Giblin
Concord
M W
William H. Barlow
Alvah Doherty
George Parner
George Hyndman
I. W
Charles Turnbull
O. W
William Worship
F. W
Sims
L. W. Clark
C. E. Greenhalge
James Sheridan
John B. Phillips
Grand Lodge
W. H. Barlow
Relief from Rheumatism with Pain Balm Remedy
An advertisement asserts that one application of Chamberlain's Pain-Balm can relieve rheumatic pains and improve rest and sleep. Sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Determined suitor drives to win heart after rebuff
A man pursues a woman after she rejects him. He buys paint and decorates a buggy, making another attempt to win her over by a showy gesture following a failed first approach.
Probate Court cites heirs in Acton estate case
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court notifies heirs creditors and others of the estate of Arthur Senior late of Acton that Emma BE Barker seeks letters of administration without bond. A hearing is set for February 12 1907 at nine o clock in the forenoon in Cambridge. Public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Arthur
Acton
Emma
Barker
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
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P. W. White
Main St
Finney & Host
South Acton
Frank
Ferns
C. D, Holmes
Craigs Main St
Assabet Institution For Savings
Marlboro
Joseph Lord
Alderic Moineau
Highlandville
Lakeside Ave
Rose Rondeau
Worcester
Emma Moineau
Sadie, Madden
Caroline Lafford
Hazardville
Conn
Peter Laforme
Laura Lacasse
Letitia Lizette
Henry Dupuie
Lou Cole
Gayst
Lynn
George C. Brigham
Washington St
Hermine Benoit
Euclide Moineau
Wilfrid Moineau
Broadst
John J. McPartland
New York City
Iday
Peter McPartland
Oscar Angelier
Cochituate
George Smith
Berlin Road
S. H. Howe
C.H. Niles
Alphonse Cormier
Flora Cormier
Paris St
Clarnece “Libby
Warren Smith
Phillip Alferd
Whitman
Louis Benoit
A. Bordage
Putnam, Conn
Paul Paquin
M. E.o'donnell
Company F
William G. Hurley
U.S. Army
Fort Slocum
Frank Brodeur
Harry Walcott
Elmst
Stella B. Shute
Boston University
Walter
D. Shute
Freeman N. Burhoe
Worcester & Marlboro Street Railway
Alexis Ouellette
C. W. Nourse
D Insurance
Harry Andrews
Ypsilanti, Mich
Chicago Portrait, Co
Fall River
William Richard
Salem
New England
William McOrmond
Sewing Machine Co
Charles Q. Putnam
Elm
Arthur Jones
Be & M. Railroad
Boon’s Pond
G. A. Spot
Riverside Co-operative Association
Maynard, Mass
Stuetts
Vauto
Stilletto
South
Sudbury
J. Melvin Seymour
Frank H. Perkins
New Hampshire
James B. Butterfield
A. O. U. W. Installation
Arker
Deticleas
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
W. BE. Rogers
Register
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