Marlboro Holiday Visitors and Local Removals
Marlboro residents and visitors share a bustling holiday period with numerous calls on friends in Marlboro and surrounding towns. Names include Fay, Bartlett, Pahey, Thayer, Mansmann, Madden, Buma, Hutchins, Cavanaugh, Mausette, Fuller, Danehy, Fitzgerald, Lowe, Rounds, Curran, Shaughnessy, Maynard, Tutty, Carter, Grey, Gibson, Keefe, Gorman, Rivard, Gelinas, Champaigne, Crosby, Trail, Balcom, Fay, Champagne, Lantry, Gately, Boudreau, Solan, OConnell, Chamberlain, Merritt, Smith, and many others visiting or hosting across Boston, Somerville, Dorchester, Spencer, Worcester, Fitchburg, and Amesbury. A newborn and extended family visits pepper the holiday notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreathwoat
Fay
Basspont
C. Lester Bartlett
Reading Standard
P. HH. Pahey
Stoughton
A. & Thayer and Son
Shelburne Falls
Ernest Mansmann
Bass Point
Margaret Madden
Boston
Buma
Marlboro Hospital
Paris
James Lowe
Waltham
Allyn Rounds
New Ipswich
N. H
Edward Andrews
Highland St
D. F. Curran
J. P. Shaughnessy
South Framingham
Marlboro
J. H. Maynard
Dorchester
William J. Tutty
Salem
George Carter
Middleboro
Clifton Proctor
Bim
Eva Grey
Roxbury
John
Treacy
Fairmount St
Raymond Gibson
Loyd Wheeler
Pleasant St
Nellie
Catherine Keefe
Thomas Gorman
West Main St
Claude Williams
David O'Connell
Alexina Rivard
Broad St
Worcester
Clara Champaigne
Grant St
Fitchburg
Crosby
East Douglas
Alice
Josephine Jessie
Lakeside Ave
Providence
R. I
Annie Trail
Fred Cloudman
Marblehead
Alicin Balcom
Maplewood Ave
Bristol
Mary Gately
Ringold Sr
Martha Boudreau
Mechanic Sr
Revere
Bridget Solan
Cambridge
Winthrop
Mechanicst
Emma. Richardson
Henry J. Ball
John Brochu
Jane
Amesbury
Joseph Mathiot
Broad ‘St. d
Mary Berry
Mary
Delia Moyet
Lawrence
Sophia Witherbee
Hastings St
Agnes Smith
New York City
Roosevelt Pleased as Arctic Explorer Peary Returns Visit
President Roosevelt admires the Arctic steamer Roosevelt in Oyster Bay harbor as Commander Peary and party tour the ship. The president and Mrs Roosevelt greet Peary and his family, inspect the vessel, and wish the expedition luck if the pole is reached this time. A Dallas woman Ada Reichars is found murdered in Hot Springs, with a 7 year old daughter suspected kidnapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay, N
Roosevelt
Sylph
Oyster Bay Harbor
Peary
U. S.N
Quentin Roosevelt
Williams
Bartlett
Bridgman
Peary Arctic Club
Kermit
Archie
Marie Peary
Robert E. Peary, Jr
Sydney
C.B
United States Navy
Mr. Roosevelt
North Pole
Bust
Bis
Sagamore Hu Pler
Hot Springs
Ark
Ada Reichars
Dallas
Daliag
Escape of Military Prisoners
Three military prisoners escaped from the army prison at Foot arsatiten last night. Details of the escape have not been made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arsatiten
Marlboro Notebook of Local Visitors and Illnesses
Marlboro notes show Nora Gallagher of Rockland visiting relatives with Mrs Cutting and her son. Edwards of Fitchburg visits relatives on Greenwood street. Frank Mackey of Casex street recovers from blood poisoning. Blanchard McQuerry of Yarmouth is a city guest. Rose Monahan of Leominster visited her mother on Pleasant Street. Mr and Mrs Michael Hackett of Central Falls were guests of the former’s parents on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Gallagher
Rockland
Cutting
Edwards
Fitchburg
Greenwood St
Frank Mackey
Casex St
Blanchard McQuerry
Yarmouth
Rose Monahan
Leominster
Monahan
Pleasant
Pitfalls of English Language Dual Meanings
The Chicago Record-Herald discusses the paradox of English words with opposing meanings. Examples include let meaning permit or hinder, cleave meaning split or adhere, and fast meaning rapid motion or immobility, illustrating how a single monosyllable can bear diametrically opposite senses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Chicago-Record-Herald
Yeast to Bread Science and a Few Quotations
An early 20th century miscellany notes yeast as a plant visible only under a microscope, detailing wild and cultivated varieties, cultivation practices, and the chemistry of fermentation. It cites warmth, moisture, and sugar as essential, then wryly references Emerson on censorship and a cartoonish graveyard of Asiatics with hunger tracks in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Territory
Gulf of Carpentaria
China
Australia
Chambers’ Journal
Fragmentary quotation and newsroom mood line
A fragmentary quote from the Philadelphia Ledger appears, featuring a rebuke about begging and human stinginess. The clipped text hints at broader editorial or social commentary without providing full context or names.
The Juvenile Grange and Youth Training in Oswego County
Special correspondence argues for a juvenile section of the Grange to train young people for future leadership. It insists child culture strengthens public speaking, parliamentary skill, and confidence, noting early involvement yields capable members and lifelong usefulness to the Order. Mrs Eb. P. Farnham of Oswego County, N.Y., adds endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Order
T Juvenile Grange
EB. P. Farnbam
Oswego County
N.Y
County fairs show Grange and Agricultural Society cooperation
The Columbian Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Hudson plans a fair September 15 to 17 with prizes for the best cane fruit and grain exhibits from Grange tablers, plus a 10 dollar prize to each Grange exhibiting if no first or second premium is awarded. The article notes ongoing countywide Grange collaboration and discusses broader state farm concerns and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
County Agricultural Societies
Columbian Hgtural and Horticultural Society of
Hudson
Columbia
Model Schoolhouse at Pomona Grange Meeting
A Wayne county Pomona Grange session notes a student under Professor Bailey at Ithaca showcasing a classroom with desks and a laboratory, benches and tools, and a thriving plant garden. Bailey advocates practical teaching as a core method. The Working Grange recalls early lessons that organization requires useful tasks and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
N. Y
Pomona Grange
Bailey
Ithaca
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Arid
R. Cummings
Walden Steeet
Concord
Kelley-Springfield
Vel
P. W.white
Kelly-Springfield Tires
Main St
England Life Insurance Company
Moana JL
R. H. Cotton
P.D
Wakefield
Sibbed Algat
Marlborough Merchants ‘Association
Fairhaven
Concord, Mass
Wilfrid Wheeler
JHE Enterprise
Jeremiah Danehy
Central Falls
Agnes Fitzgerald
Charlestown
A. A. Gelinas
Howland St
Spencer
Frir Corps
DeLee’s' Pharmacy
Heatherbloom
Petticoat
Macy’s
R. H. Macy & Co
Broadway
34Th ST
New York, N. Y
Emerson
Td Reform
Cleveland Leader
Philadelphia Ledger
the Grange
the Juvenile Grange
California
Dixon’s
Matiogrange
Geneva
Crtte
Moes
Fredonia
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