Hudson Town Meeting Deliberates Seerage Plan and Roadway
A small crowd at Hudson's special town meeting discusses filling two sewerage committee vacancies, approves a roadway to Keith land at 200 dollars, and considers bridge bids for Forest avenue with a plan to use 700 dollars more from contingency to ensure proper construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Beede
Bennett
John E. Walsh
William H. Brigham
Milton T. Bailey
Sewerage Commission
Messrs
Joseph Jandron
Timothy J. Keefe
Everett St
Reuben Derby
Geo. P. Keith
Derby
Johng D. McKenzie
Mr. Arnold
Keith
McKenzie
George A. Tripp
Arnold
Oak Lodge K. of P
Mr. Keith
Savillian Arnold
Town considers bridge funds and possible accident risk
The record notes lack of knowledge about bridge construction and repeated crossings on the present structure. A new bridge is deemed badly needed to prevent potential catastrophe costing several bridges. Mr. Stowe proposed reallocating 700 from the contingent fund to the 4500 already approved. The motion passed unanimously and the meeting adjourned.
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Bennett
Board of Selectmen
Forest Ave
John E. Walsh
Books on Southern New Hampshire
The article promotes two rail road publications describing South East and South West New Hampshire. The Passenger Department of Boston and Maine Rail road offers these books by mail for two cents each. It notes vacationists visit Granite State's north but highlights southeastern and southwestern regions as equally beautiful.
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Granite State
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Workman Killed by Electric Shock in Southboro
William J. Murphy about 29 a workman for the Boston and Worcester street railway was killed by an electric shock while painting trolley poles in Southboro near the Framingham line. He fell to the ground alive but died en route to Framingham hospital. His home was 81 Everett Street Allston and he was soon to be married. Medical Examiner L M Palmer viewed the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Murphy
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Southboro
Framingham
Murphy
Framingham Hospital
Everett St
Allston
L. M. Palmer
Parade and Labor Day celebration planned by Division 16 A H
A Sunday meeting of Division 16 A H approved a large scale Labor Day program. A monster parade will include divisions from South Framingham Hudson Maynard Westboro and the St. Jean Baptiste society followed by a Marlboro park picnic with field sports led by a hose race. 3100 was voted to Rev T B Lowney for Immaculate Conception church.
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South Framingham Hudson
Maynard
Westboro
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Marlboro Park
T. B. Lowney
Immaculate Conception Church
Druggists Offer Money Back on Chamberlain Remedy
The advertisement guarantees a full refund if not satisfied after using Chamberlain's Cone Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It touts the product as universally effective for bowel complaints and safe, pleasant, and reliable. Stores listed include Carey’s Drug Store in Marlboro, Lucia's Drug Store in Hudson, and DeLee's Drug Store in Maynard.
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Carey's Drug Store
Main St
Marlboro
E. B. Lucia's
Hudson
DeLee's
Maynard
Funicular heats up paint job at Curtis stack
The Curtis factory awarded the painting contract for the large iron smoke stack to J. H. Croft. Sunday, John Bradley and Edward Minehan began work at 4 pm and worked until 10 pm before being driven off by extreme heat. The sun caused the paint to boil upon application.
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Curtis
J. H. Croft
John Bradley
Edward Minehan
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Piles Tumor Case
A letter from F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama describes a long struggle with piles and 24 tumors. The remedy Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured the condition and is praised for burns and aches. Available for 25c at local drug stores including Bartlett Barnard Marlboro Shattuck Northboro Friend Concord Johanson Maynard Lucia Hudson.
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F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Bartlett & Barnard’s
Marlboro
C. T. Shattuck’s
Northboro
J. O. Friend
Concord
Johaunson's
Maynard
E. B. Lucia's
Hudson
Boston Wives Cause Street Disturbances Prompting Speculation
Report notes many Boston women out in the streets recently causing trouble for residents. Some observers suggest the unrest may be tied to early-season political pressure, with politicians possibly pushing it.
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Boston
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