Doan's Kidney Pills Sell Well In Marlboro Letter
A Marlboro citizen endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy for kidney pain and related ailments. Mrs. Péter Chagron reports her husband improved after using the pills, and she personally found them excellent for kidney issues. The ad notes price 60 cents and urges purchase from local dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, is named as U.S. agents.
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Dean
Marlboro
Péter Chagron
Broad Street
Baye
Gedn
Doan
Frask
Jurke Drug Co
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
New York
United States
Marlborough Savings Bank Notice
Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough Massachusetts deposits good interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October dividends payable on the third Tuesday of January and July banking hours 9 to 3 weekdays and 9 to 12 30 Saturdays William D Burdett president Charles F Holyoke treasurer
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William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
T the Marlboro Savings Bank
Marlboro Social Notes and Local Updates
Marlboro reports a busy weekend with residents attending the beach event and visitors from Lyon. Eli Vigeant returns to work at Simon Grenon's market after a two week absence in Lawrence and Waterbury. Rev JG Calgse announced a church lawn party for Thursday August 12 on the grounds by the church and parochial school. Dr E J Theman is vacationing in the Sher and other summer resorts in Pepa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Wy] Ganon Vallieres
Cross Bt
Spe
Revere Beach
Eli Vigeant
Simon Grenon
Lawrence
Mass
Waterbury
Conn
Jos. Rivard
Lyon
JG. Calgse
E. J. Therman
Sher
Pepa
Social notes reveal a busy summer with many visits
Miss Florida Favreau and Miss An alda Girouard plan a week at Old Orchard Beach. Numerous residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Giroux of Montreal and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lizotte are noted guests in Marlboro. Several locals travel to Canada, attend vacations, and engage in summer work, with many names and places listed among postings, trades, and family visits.
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Florida Favreau
Analda Girouard
Old Orchard Beach
Alex
Telephore Sagile
Proubi
Mr. I
Pemara Giroux
Montreal
Quebec
Adolph Lizotte
Clement Duhamél
Rosarina Labossiere
Brocktom
Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway timetable 1908
Time table details for Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway with connections to Boston Lowell South Acton and Arlington. notes on car timings from Car Barn Concord Junction and Concord Depot. special charters by application to Maynard office. A Parsons supervising.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Asudbury Street
Hudson
Concord Junction
Boston
Maynard
Concord Depot
Concord
Arlington Heights
Boston & Worcester
Lexington
Boston St. Ry. Co
Lowell
Waltham
Worcester Consolith
Acton
Maynard St. Ry. Co
South Acton
Framingham
St.ry. CO
South Act
Acton Foe
Mags
Telephone
A. Parsons
Gupt
Maynard, Mass
Scarcity of Help Affects Marlboro Shoe Co Payroll
The Marlboro Shoe Co factories report weekly payroll growth with last week's total at 8 700. Foremen John Hart and William Rossoner leave their posts. John E. Bradley and Lester Adams take over west department duties. The B factory lacks 26 stitchers. search raids by Inspector Britain and Officer Mitchell yielded no results.
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Marlboro Shoe Co
John Hart
McKay
William Rossoner
John E. Bradley
Lester. Adams
West Department
Maple
Supt
F.C. Gagnon
Enterprise
Marlboro Baseball Out of Town Contests Planned By Manager
The Marlboro club will not host home games at Prospect park for now. Manager F W Leary is arranging dates elsewhere including a stock company at a summer park. He cites heat in Baltimore and discusses Prohibition's spread in Ohio and nearby states influencing the club and theatre trade.
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Marlboro Baseball Nine
Prospect Park
F. W. Leary
Baltimore
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Nova Scotia
Ohio
West
Cinccinnati
Cleveland
Sandusky
Marietta
East
Liverpool
Wellsburg
West Virginia
Ohio Shore
Zanesville
Zanesvillé
Morris Smith Returns From Baltimore Tour of the State
Morris Smith has returned from Baltimore where he has been playing a month’s engagement with a state tour. The article notes his return to Ohio and mentions ongoing local engagements.
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Morris Smith
Baltimore, Md
Local Guests and Job Changes Noted in City Circles
John Morgan of Chelsea visits Lawrence Morgan in State as J. P. F. Pemphrey of Lynn hosts relatives in this city. Howard Kennedy, clerk in a Boston store, visits his parents. Mrs. George A. West of Marxen West milliners arrives as guest of Mrs. Eunice Foley. John Moran leaves Marlboro Shoe Co to take a bar tending job in Clinton.
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Eva Bissonnette
Ot Letés
Cleophas — Labossiere
Brockton
Louis Simoneau
Stover & Bean Shoe Factory
Lowell
Cyprien Simoneau
Elmst
Thomas Galvin
Gilbertville
Ruth Hamelin
Somerville
William Hamelin
Broad ‘St
Northboro
Leon Nadreau
Rockland
Frank Coyne
Barnard
Frank Ordway
Ben Mere
Lake Sunapee
N. H
D. F. Bradley
Arthur Davis
Marlboro Electric Co
Fort Meadow
Main St
Angie McCarthy
Florence Sr
Concord
C. Minehan
P. A. Collins
Maple St
John Ki. Kelley
Winthrop St
C. G.,creelman
Prospect St
W. BH Hitl
Bright
Sudbury
H. Scully
E. I. Sawyer
Tis City and Co
A. Kidder
Bauttiboro
Chester
A. Davis
The
Marlboro Medtric Co
Irene Morgan
West Main St
P. F. Pemphrey
Lynn
Howard Kennedy
Jaynes-Rike
Boston
J. B. Kennedy
George A. West
Marxen & West, Milliners
Wae
Ill
Eunice Foley
St. John Moran
Marlboro Shoe Co
Clinton
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Marlbord
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mase
Louis” Simoneau
Douglas
J. J. Aldrich
Robert Schnere
C. A. Kidder
Southboro
St. Mark’s School
Velte
Chestnut Sr
Martin J. Moler
Marlboro & Westboro
Henry Lebert
Portsmouth
Joseph Phaneuf
Mechanicats
Canada
L'Heureux
Desneiges Lesieur
Alice
Shrine of
St. Ann de Beaufire
This City
San Francisco
Cal
Yo-Yo
A. d
A.M. A
Il Westvale
A.M. A.M. A.M. Alm
A.M
P.M Concord
Webtvale
Stow
Gleasondale
Gagnon
Tories
George D. Britain
B. 'T. Mitchell
David Forrest
Leary
Out
John Morgan
Chelsea
Lawrence Morgan
Datta
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