Highland City Nine Triumphs In Twin Bill At Prospect Hill
Hyde Park led Marlboro 9 0 before Marlboro rallied to 9 4. in the afternoon South Framingham defeated Marlboro 4 2. Hazelton of Dartmouth and Slattery starred for South Framingham while Murphy and Eberhardt fared for Marlboro. Attendance about 2700 for the doubleheader with Marlboro suffering a late rally in the nightcap.
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Captain Daley Seeks Coney Island Show in Marlboro
Captain Daley of New York visited Marlboro on Monday to arrange a date for his noted Battle of the Nations fireworks display. The act promises one of the country’s best spectacular shows with a Russian Japanese naval battle reproduction and nightly displays. At Franklin Park Boston the exhibition was shown on Fourth of July evening drawing 800 at Lincoln Park. press and public hail it as a top attraction, with Mr Webb of Pairmount Park likely to secure the act.
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Japanese delegate hints at restricting boycott to San Francisco trade
Handels blad reports an interview from The Hague peace conference with a Japanese delegate who proposes limiting the boycott of American goods to San Francisco trade. The piece also notes language shifts from respectable to apologetic and from worthy to condescending, and traces changing meanings of nice naughty.
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Marlboro Notes on Local People and Summer Moves
MARL BORO reports include M Lewis buying a new horse Miss Margie Baker home from Fairhaven for the summer and many residents visiting relatives or taking vacations in Nantasket Weymouth Salem Lynn Newton Brockton Somerville North Adams and Maine. The Marlboro Brass Band plays at Old Home Week Shrewsbury August 3.
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Fairhaven
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Hopkington
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Brockton
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Somerville
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Lowell
Jennie Simonds
Shawmut Ave
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Himst
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Maine
Knight Templars parade marks grand encampment in Saratoga
In Saratoga on July 10 a huge crowd watched 15,000 Knights Templars march during the triennial conclave. The parade capped the opening events of the grand encampment with 8,000 spectators along streets lined with decorations.
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Labor Day Games at Marlboro Feature Two Night-Showdown
Labor Day plans call for two Marlboro vs J W C games at the Marlboro grounds. Manager Connor brings Highland City hosts a strong Marlboro squad with possible indorsements to strengthen the lineup while the J W C squad arrives with a star lineup. A Maynard victory is expected per Mr. Cosnor. In the afternoon 500 fans ride a special train with a brass band to boost the atmosphere.
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Maynard Social Roundup and Local Updates
Miss Laura Hall of Hudson visited Miss Lillian Mead and Miss Lillian Offer of Lawrence stayed with the Meads in Hillside. St. Timothy Moynihan will substitute at the post office during vacation. Funeral services were held for Joseph Distasio and Gabriel Polonio at St. Bridget's cemetery. Fitchburg Cricket visits Maynard Saturday, first meeting of the season. Iola lodge hosts a lawn party at Noble park with street piano. Agent Loring of the state board of charity removed the Glazier children to the poor farm. Maynard baseball lost to a Cambridge team led by Rev. J A Crowe at Sterling Inn. A window was broken at A Hilden’s store but no other damage noted.
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Concord Junction Odd Fellows Picnic Planned for July 13
Concord lodge I O O F holder of annual picnic in Concord Junction on Saturday July 13 at Freeman Tuttle's. Odd Fellows and friends ride 3 18 electric car to Freeman Tuttle farm then hay rack ride to Tuttle home. Games races entertainment. Prof Thompson Blood and others perform. Supper at 7 on the lawn. All invited.
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