Hudson Knights Win Three of Four in K of C Riverside Clash
Hudson Knights defeated the Riversides three games to one at the K of C room on Monday night. Key matchups included Hinman vs Gregorie 50 to 44, Cronin vs Wood 60 to 24, McDonald vs Woodard 50 to 39, and Scally versus Green in a tight finish 50 to 48 with Green holding a late edge before Seccaly cleared the table for a Knights win 50 to 43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Riverside
Riversides
K. of Crooma
Knights
H. R. Hinman
The
D. J. Gregorie
Hinman
J. F. Cronin
J. A. Wood
Cronin
Wood
Alexander McDonald
Robert Woodard
McDonald
K. of C
Thomas Scally
Elwin Green
Secally
Ice breaks on Lake Boone man rescued after plunge
Herbert L Bruce of Lincoln Street fell through the ice while crossing the channel at Lake Boone Sunday afternoon. He spent about ten minutes in the icy water before freeing himself and drying off at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Bruce
Lincoln St
Lake Boone
Public Whist Party At Hose Co. Beckons Weekly Events
The H B Stowe Hose Co 2 held its first public whist party at the hose house on High St Tuesday night with weekly events planned. The hall was decorated in red white and blue bunting and the motto Carde Milafalba meaning a thousand welcomes was displayed. Prizes awarded included ladies first Miss Molly Mulcahy picture and gents first Harry Greenache gents silk umbrella, consolation prizes to William Kerrigan and Miss Mary Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Stowe Hose Co
H. B. Stowe Hose 2 Co
Hose House
High St
Molly Mulcahy
Harry Greenache
Wiliam Kerrigan
Mary Murphy
Cowee Grain Store Bowling Team Defeats Burke’s Market
The Cowee grain store bowling team won Tuesday evening at Bemis Bruce alleys, defeating Burke’s Market in a local league match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowee's Grain
Burke's Market
Bemis
Bruce
Young Ladies Whist Club Meet in Marlboro
The Young Ladies Whist club met at Miss Monette Pope’s home on Pope Street Monday night. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Edith Morse Safford won a white linen overcollar and cuff set as a prize. The group will visit Mrs. Irene M. Spofford of Marlboro on Monday Feb. 12. Attendees included Mrs. Eljith Safford, Mrs. Irene M. Spofford, Mrs. Margaret Burkill, Mrs. Gertrude T. Persons, Misses Lona Eddy, Monette Pope, Etta Burkill, Mary Tower, Grace Greenleaf, Maud Rowell and Minnie Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monette Pope
Pope St
Edith Morse Safford
Irene M. Spofford
Marlboro
Eljith Safford
Margaret Burkill
Gertrude T. Persons
Lona Eddy
Etta Burkill
Mary Tower
Grace Greenleaf
Maud Rowell
Minnie Adams
Local Notices List of Residents and Visits
Edward Murphy of Main street is sick. Fred Cauley visited his sister in Woburn Sunday. Warren Stowe of Lynn was a visitor in town Sunday. Charlies Pingree Fitchburc spent Sunday with his parents on Maple street. Miss Clara Sweeney Pope street recovered from grip. Thomas Kerrigan completed duties at C M Brett shoe factory. Patrick McCarthy arrested for drunkenness by Officer Magorty Monday night. James McDonald taken to Clinton hospital for operation Monday morning. Miss Della Cabana of New York City guests of her parents.
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Edward Murphy
Main St
Fred Cauley
Woburn
Warren Stowe
Lynn
Charlies Pingree
Fitchburc
Maple St
Clara Sweeney
Pope St
Thomas Kerrigan
C. M. Brett
Patrick McCarthy
Magorty
James McDonald
Clinton Hospital
Della Cabana
New York City
Nicholas Moriarty
Arthur Brooks
Estabrook
J. B. Holtz
Langley Block
Roxbury
Louis Goulet
Canada
Marlboro
Nellie
Daniel Leary
Water
Michael Barry
Hudson Sr
Lena Bird
Atlantic City
Gertrude Gallagher
Milford
Lizzie Dillon
Lincoln St
Thomas Lacroix
Hormidas Lacroix
Waltham
Adelard Sasseville
McNeilly
Berkshire Electric Co
Pierre Courtemanche
Rosie Alberts
Louis Kroll
Washington St
H. E. Bradford
Marlboro Street Railway
Providence
Paul St. Martin
Brockton
Clifton H. Baker
Division 16
Dennis Lyons
F. R. S. Milden
Harvard , St
Abel Haynes
Maynard
Carl E. Nelson
the Marlboro Hospital
B. C. Riley
The
Marlboro Theatre
Windsor Hemenway
Frank Hemenway
Highland St
Alfred Howe
Pasadena
Cal
Allan Holbrook
Massachusetts Training Ship Enterprise
Caleb Holbrook
Russell St
Eva Kemp
Honore St. Germain
St. Jude
P. Q
Paul Paquin
Mr. St. Germain
Marlboro notes cover local people and events
Marlboro news recounts residents visiting relatives in Waltham and Roxbury, hunting a fox, weddings and births, theater plans, club meetings, and civic notices. It mentions Otto Kunze moving to Rochester New Hampshire and various visitors from Boston, Canada, and New York.
Heirs Sought in Walcott Estate Probate Case
The Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge requires heirs at law and interested parties to appear on February 13, 1906, at nine in the morning to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Henry Joel Walcott and Charles Berkley Johnson. Petitioners must publish the citation weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise and serve known heirs at least seven days before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Eliza Ann Oliver
Lorenzo M. Oliver
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles di McIntire
Raquire
E. Rogers
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Merrick Carr
Sudbury
Rufus H
Hurlbut
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
B. Rogers
Ellen Sheperd Walcott
Concord
Henry J. Walcott
C. Berkley Johnson
Henry Joel Walcott
Charles Berkley Johnson
Concord Enterprise
Charlies J. Mclntire
Probate notice for the estate of Harriet Emery Clark Acton
In Acton county the executor Hobart EB Mead presents his account for allowance in the estate of Harriet Emery Clark late of Acton. A citation requires service or publication for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise with final publication a day before court. Witness Charlies J McElintire First Judge, January 23 1906.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Harriet Emery Clark
Acton
Hobart EB. Mead
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charlies J. McelIntire
Esquire
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Rexall
United Drug Co
Rexall Remediea
Janedy
P. H. Delee
Me Frerall
H. J. Dwinell & Co
South Acton Coal & L Lumber Co
P. Fletcher
South Acton
Assabet Institution For Savings
C. J. Bodfish
Pres
A. T. Haynes
Treas
C. H. Persons
A. G. Haynes
S. R. Kitchen
J. W. Ogden
Sai
Hudson
Boone
Public Whist Party
Cowee
Cowee’s
Bradford
Munsey
Brigham
Fletcher
Dew
Burke's. E. Burke
Haynes
SS Sl
Wilkins
F. Burke
Ee Ee
Ecm
Otto Kunze
Rochester, N. H
BE. F. McSweeney
Boston
James A. Teare
Rochester
N. Y
Amedee Boudreau
Louisa Maurice
St. Mary's Church
Rev. Lacroix
Skowhegan, Me
Michael Sullivan
J. H. Warner
Warner
Marlboro Aerie of Eagles
Worthy
F. H. McGill
Framingham
Natick
White
State Board
C. G. Whitman
Druff
Tion
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason St
Thelouse
Bedford St
J. A. Finigan
Maynard .’. Harness
Singer Sewing Machine
T. J. Butler
Nason Street
Helmer E. Olsen, Carpenter
Lowell Street
Concord, Mass
Anthony J Doherty
Xattorney-At-Law
Monument Hall
Mass
S. C. Hamblen
China
Walnut St
Concord High School Plus
Frederick T Widmer
Jeweler
West St
Annie L A Hicks Onammemsan
J. Kulchar
New York
Barber
W. E. Rogers
Prescott Keyes
Barristers Hall
Central St
Concord Junction
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