Marlboro Beats Westboro In Wet Prospect Park Scramble
Marlboro edges Westboro 4 to 2 as Shamus OBrien and Daley spark the visitors with key hits. Leith holds Marlboro to four runs while Ainsmith and Kenney provide solid defense and timely baserunning despite a soggy field after a brief rain.
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Prospect Park
Westboros
Westboro
Riboro
Jupiter Pluvius
Old Bol
Marlboro
Shamus O’brien
Fitzmaurice
Plac
T. F.mccarthy
McCorrey
Favreau
Bill Leith
Lawrence
Daley
Dorchester
Invaders
Leith
Tim Kenney
Tim
Barstable
Adverante
Mullen
Ainssmith
Lowell
Ainsmith
Marcustry
Burns
Dowd
Shamus
Bruns
Moran
Peloquin
O'Donnell
Wall
Donnelly
Leithg Marcustry
Brady
O'onnell
Wullen
Ota
Riley
Kenney
O'Brien
O’brien
O'Donnel
Annamith
Evans
Favreat
Cochituate
Ayer Donates 25000 To Aged Home Fund
F F Ayer of New York City, former Lowell resident, contributes 25000 to the Ayer Home for the Aged fund. In Holliston the 1 percentage Mass regiment reunion gathered at G A R hall with thirteen members present. Leominster officials prepare a meeting to vote on municipal lighting options involving Connecticut power and Massachusetts lighting firms. Fitchburg seeks space for 400 plus new pupils as repairs delay opening of Academy St school.
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Lowell
F. F. Ayer
New York City
Ayer
Holliston
G. A. R. Hall
Leominster
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
St. School
Committee On Publi Property
Edgcomb Makes First Town Visit in 17 Years
Arthur L. Edgcomb of Boston stopped in Lancaster on Thursday en route to Fitchburg for about an hour marking his first visit to the town in 17 years.
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Lancaster
Arthur L. Edgcomb
Boston
Fitchburg
Man Bitten by St Bernard During Berrying On Kaula Land
Gardner L H Hall went berrying on John Kaula land Monday and was bitten by a large St Bernard dog. Local claims a Kaula child released the dog for not leaving promptly. Hall required urgent medical attention from a doctor afterward.
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Gardner
L. H. Hall
John Kaula
St. Bernard
Kaula
Hall
Westboro Votes to Battle Pests and Approve Funds
After a Monday town meeting Westboro voted to wage war on brown tails and gypsy moths and appropriated 1550 for the effort. Of this amount 800 is designated for purchasing a spraying machine.
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Westboro
Hudson J J Cronin Appointed Deputy of Court Marlboro
Hudson J J Cronin has been named deputy of Court Marlboro, F, of A. The appointment expands the court's administrative staff and supports ongoing legal proceedings.
Belmont Tragedy On Busy Tracks Claiming Life
Otto Koch of New York City was struck by a fast express train on the B and M Railroad tracks in Belmont. He moved to avoid one train but stepped into the path of another and was killed. He was 356 years old.
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Belmont
Otto Koch
New York City
Death of 75 year old man found in Connecticut River
Waltham report says Joseph H. Oliver, 75, was found dead in the Connecticut River at Springfield last Saturday. He had been missing about a week, and relatives were unable to determine his whereabouts.
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Waltham
Joseph H. Oliver
Connecticut
Springfield
Debs Rally Prompts Worcester Chief's Fate Question
Worcester residents ask what will happen to Chief of Police David Matthews and the department as Eugene V. Debs Socialist candidate for president plans a talk in Worcester on October 9 with other socialistic speakers discussing the political situation.
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Wicircester
Worcester
David Matthews
Red Auto
Eugene V. Debs
Mr. Debbs
Brakeman Injured After Hat Catches Wire on Freight Car
James Timon of Athol, a B. and M. railroad brakeman, was dragged from a moving freight car when his hat snagged a telltale wire. He suffered a broken right hip and a gash to the side.
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Athol—James Timon
Farmers Sign Contracts for Home Telephone Installations
Contracts signed by a dozen farmers to receive telephone service in their houses from New England Telephone and Telegraph Steph Cor on Monday. They will pay $31 per year.
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Sutton
New England Telephone & Tele- Steph -Cor
Clinton Hibernians Leader Patrick Coyne Resigns
Patrick F. Coyne steps down as president of the Clinton Hibernians after several years in the role ending his tenure with the club.
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Clinton
Patrick F. Coyne
The
Clinton Hibernians
Dog War Hailed Against Unlicensed Canines
Henry F Draper declares war on all unlicensed dogs as assessors count 400 in town and note fewer than 200 are out of reach of the dog man. The alert targets enforcement actions amid a canine licensing push.
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Henry F. Draper
Electric car sprinkler service eyed by Leominster board
Leominster selectmen discuss a street sprinkling plan using an electric car sprinkler and seek cooperation from the street railway company.
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Leominster
Hospital Fund Drive Boosts Care Through Tagged Donations
Day It is on Thursday evening and all day Friday every tag purchased helps the hospital directly to that amount. Fundraiser emphasizes that tag sales translate into direct patient care support and equipment purchases.
Indians Describe Flood Myth and Ark Passage at Avee-heilah
The Los Angeles Times recounts a Native American flood legend in which survivors rode a miraculous boat to safety. The story places a sacred ark near Avee-heilah and Qual-jo-para, with marked log remains and a belief that earth tipping caused the deluge.
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America
Avee-qua-lul
Mountain Peak
Pilot Knob
Mexico
Avee-heilah
Los Angeles Times
Fashion notes from Sammner millinery trends stir Paris influence
Picturesque survey of 19th century millinery and dress details outlines the season’s styles. Net dominates hats with white net lingerie hats and bias bead accents. scarfed Directoire poke bonnets reappear with long hinge hatpins in jade, ivory, or jet. Outdoor wear favors silver grey, amethyst accents, and plum purples. Green and black color pairings appear in gowns and blouses. Ranges of collars, yokes, and waistcoats expand refurbishment options with Irish lace, cretonne, and various embroideries. Feathered handbags, white vanities, and wrist clutches complete a summer fashion panorama.
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Directoire
Paris
Cretonne
Morocco
Financial Benefits and Grange Membership Prominence
Special correspondence argues the balance of promoting financial benefits of grange membership. It notes that while many join for money, others stay for educational features, and financial incentives still aid sections with cooperative insurance. Emphasis on gains should remain to sustain growth and attract new members. W. H. Vary, Jefferson County, NY.
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Grange
Order
Orange Insurance
W. H. Vary
Jefferson County
N. Y
Authority of the Master in Grange Leadership
The master has broad authority within jurisdiction to rule on questions not covered by law. He must first decide such issues at the local grange level, subject to higher authority. This balance grants power while maintaining responsibility. Bays National Master Bacheloor.
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Pomona
Bays National
Bacheloor
Grange Dispute Over Surplus and Sunday Law Move
Walcott grange in Wayne county with over a thousand members seeks guidance on handling a large treasury surplus and favors charity to poorer granges. Irondequoit grange in Monroe county with 4400 members begins steps to enforce the Sunday law closing saloons and amusements.
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Walcott Grange
Wayne County
National Stockman
Irondequoit Grange
Monroe County
Drowning at Lake Boon Claims Boston Man
Philip Brown a 35 year old Boston bookkeeper drowned at Lake Boon while canoeing with Frank W Tripp They were capsized about 50 yards from a cottage in 25 feet of water Brown who never learned to swim sank quickly despite rescue attempts by several neighbors and medical staff The accident is ruled accidental and is the first drowning at Lake Boon in five years Brown worked for Blake Knowles Co for 12 years and was unmarried
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Philip Brown
West Newton St
Boston
Lake Boon
Brown
Blake & Knowles Pump Works
Cambridge
Mr. Brown
Trippy
Walter ©. Brown
Eddie Stanton
John Peters
Hudson
George Felton
Fred Marseilles
N. M. Hunter
F. A. Rich
Maynard
BE. G. Hoitt
F. A. McGill
Tripp
Halifax
Blake & Knowles Co
Down East Ocean Trips Spark Busy Summer Travel
Eastern steamship lines report record summer traffic with full passenger lists and early stateroom bookings. Kennebec division enhances Sunday service on the Ransom B. Fuller route from Union Wharf to Bath and Popham beach, while International division launches the turbine ships Governor Cobb and Camden with 9 a.m. departures to Portland Eastport Lubec and St John.
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Eastern Steamship Company
Portland
Eastport
Lubee
St. John
N. B
International
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Bangor
Popham Beach
Bath
Augusta
Kennebec
Ransom B. Fuller
Union Wharf
Pemaquid
Boothbay Harbor
Boston
Governor Cobb
Camden
Lubec
August Woman's Home Companion delights readers
The August issue of Woman's Home Companion offers a lively mix of stories, fashion tips, and features for women. It spotlights household advice, readers’ letters, and entertainment ideas aimed at modern households and civic life.
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Woman's Home Companion
Woman’s Home Companion
August Woman's Home Companion Preview Promises Summer Readings
The August edition offers stories and illustrations by Temple Bailey Juliet Wilbur Tompkins Marion Hill Ruth Wilson Herrick May Isabel Fisk Clinton Dangerfield Harvey J. O'Higgins and artists Orson Lowell Alice Barber Stephens Charlotte Weber Ditzler. It features practical pieces on Sleep and Re-Creation Garden in August summer salads and meat substitutes by Fannie Merritt Farmer Christine Terhune Herrick Grace Margaret Gould and Sam Loyd puzzle page for women readers.
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Temple Bailey
Juliet ‘Wilbur Tompkins
Marion Hill
Ruth Wilson Herrick
May Isabel Fisk
Clinton Dangerfield
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Orson Lowell
Alice Barber Stephens
Charlotte ‘Weber-Ditzler
Doctor Hale
Fannie Merritt Farmer
Christine ‘Terhune Herrick
Grace Margaret Gould
Sam Loyd
Red Men lodge dedicated with chiefs in North Attleborough
The new Red Men hall in North Attleborough was formally dedicated Friday afternoon. The 44 by 112 foot building seats over 500 and features paintings on the walls along with a banquet hall reading room smoking room and reception rooms.
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North Attleborg
Red Men
Damon Named for Senate Race in Framingham District
Major H. W. Damon is mentioned as a Senate candidate to succeed J. H. Vahey after Vahey completes two terms in the upper branch. The district leans Republican by a large margin and current signs suggest few will match Vahey’s record.
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South Framingham
H. W. Damon
Senate
H. Vahey
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