Houses for sale and repairs listed in Riverside notices
The Riverside Co operative Association invites sealed bids to paint its buildings with bids due by August 20 1908. Also offered for sale are nine to fourteen houses including tenement homes on Percival and a riverfront lot. W Groft is local agent. Harness repairs available at T J Butler’s shop opposite Loewe’s Drug Store. J K Fix offers lawn mower sharpening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maynard
River St
W. ©. Groft
T. J. Butler
Loewe
Loewe's Drug Store
Mason St
Maynard
J. K
Marlboro Social Roundup and Local Notes
Local residents appear to be visiting relatives and towns including Fall River Portland and Arlington. New assignments and moves include Calvin Greenly as Klondike factory engineer Rev O Brouillette moving to Salem and duties there. A chimney fire on Prospect street and social event at 119 Prospect street are noted along with talks by William H Carroll about the Socialist Labor party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garceau
Broad St
Thomas Milton
Fall River
Calvin Greenly
Klondike
Horace Hastings
Mechanic St
M. O.leary
Newton Lower Falls
James E. Kennedy
Tessin Fitzgerald
Charlestown
Loretta Donavan
Ernest K. Smith
May Smith
Provincetown
Chas. Favreau
J.T. Richards
Boston
Edith Walker
Leominster
Joseph Walker
Framingham
O. Brouillette
Salem
Reynolds & Banks
Owen A. McGee
Chicopeee
James Dowd
Holyoke
Michael McGee
West Main St
Walter Miller
Wilmington
Delaware
Plymouth
May Branagan
Crown Confectionary
Alice Madden
Crescent Beach
Combination Company
Prospect St
Mary E. Richardson
William H. Carroll
Main
Florence St
Socialist Labor Party
Carroll
Concord Junction Local Notes and Church Picnic Recap
A roundup of Concord Junction happenings includes visits by Miss Edith Loomer to Nova Scotia and Mr. and Mrs. Reed from Fall River. Community members travel to Nantucket Lake George and Boston for events, illnesses, and hospital visits. The I. R. Rogers Canning company began operations. Local sermons, letters, and a Union church picnic at Lexington park are noted, along with a Concord Junction band concert and a baseball loss to Maynard with managerial changes and plans for future lineup improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Elms
Edith Loomer
Nova Scotia
B. F. Russell
Nantucket
Charles B. Reed
Fall River
Hart
Leland
Lake George
Jason
Milford
W. W. Curtin Sr
Winslow Russell
Grace Meere Park
F. O Ring
Lake Nagog
O. Ring
Robinson
Almira Robinson
South Exeter
Lawrence Fallon
Carney Hospital
Boston
I. R. Rogers Canning Company
Charles Barrell
Buckingham
Virginia
W. W. Blossom
Thomas Elgar
Williams Bridge
New York
Union Church
Herbert L. Green
Essex Junction
Toomey
Leo XIII
Reformatory
K. F. Anderson
Alice Bayle
Thomas Carey
B. H. Derby
John I. Fox
Henry Hefferman
John Hould
W. Hirst
E. Hirst
David Kelly
J. B. Lebeau
Randall
Concord Junction
Maynard
Maynards
Junction
wJerby
Russell
H. E. Stevens
Winchester
Waldo Stevens
Witherbee Terrace
M. D. Jenkins
Middlesex
Mr. Jenkins
Brockton
Alexina Martin
Louisa Grenon
William James
Oxford
Fred Menard
Worcester
Crescent Park
Roy Pelsy
Boston & Maine Railroad
E. H. Ellis
Old Home Week Observances Highlight Sudbury Program
Sudbury residents join in Old Home Week events at First Parish and town hall. Services feature Rev. C W Weiser Rev David W Gondale Rev Ida C Hustin Rev Mr Goodale and Rev Alfred S Hudson framing a day of sermons songs and readings. Afternoon program includes Civil War memorial talks by Rufus H Hurlbut and others with music by the American Waltham Watch Co. band and local veterans. An Old Home Week ball closes the celebration with a six piece band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Ccc Cs
C. W. Weiser
Mompoggots
David W Gondale
Ida C
Ida C. Hu
Lauretta B Felch
Bessie F. Rogers
Marietta Puffer
Mr Goodale
Walker
W. J. McConnell
W. J. McConnell, M2*h.»last Pwner
Dea
F. F. Walker
Mias
Pratt
Allen J. Hall
Rufus H. Hurlbut
Daid W. Gandale
Perp!r
Wadsworth
Francis F. Walker
Revolutionary Soliders and Sailors’ Memorial
Alfrid
Hudson
Roward Mason
Grange Hall
Lave
Sudbury
Rufus H. Hurlat
America
E. R. Lemon
Wayside Inn
Waldo L. Stone
Board of Selectmen
Chas
Quincy Tirrell
Edna Dean Proctor
Jonas
Hunt, Esq
Rev
Alfred
Joseph C. Howe
Frank F. Gerry
Esq
Winthrop H. Fairbank
Thomas F. O’neil
Atherton W. Rogers
Eli H. Willis
Stephen Moore
Israel H. Gerry
Eben Plympton
Geo. E. Harrington
American Waltham Watch Co
Star
Charles Seymour
Samuel Holder
Local Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Rotations
A long list of people visiting, staying with relatives, or working in nearby towns is reported. F. J. Rivers visits Keene while L. J. Olmstead comes from Fitchburg. George O Halloran returns from Lynn. many others travel to Brockton, Worcester, Revere, Nantasket, and beyond for visits or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Halloran
Lynn
Clarence Fitzpatrick
Roxbury
T. J. Leonard
Europe
H. H. Bemis
Boston
Elm St
Minnie Lynch
C. E. Corcoran & Co
Homer Belmore
Nantasket
M. H. Tarpey
Revere
H. W. Foss
N. Y
John Collins
Somerville
South St
Maud Fontaine
Hubert O'Neil
Haverhill
Mae Burke
Fairmount St
Worcester
Martin
Marie Louise
Brockton
Preferred Three of Kind
Two reformatory officers faced odd losses after a weekend. One left for Nahant and returned to find his shoes missing by a tramp who took three shoes in total. The second officer baked his dry shoes in an oven, losing two pairs. both men remain quiet and unhappy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Barber Shop For Sale In Concord Junction
For sale a first class two chair barber shop and pool room connected, doing good business. Will sell cheap for cash or take part down, with balance weekly. A. W. Belleville, Concord Junction Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
T. J. Butler's
Maynard
George G. Russell
Concord Jet
Mass
A. W. Belleville
Marlboro Groups to Honor Pope Leo with Mourning Badges
Marlboro council members and Knights of Columbus will wear mourning badges following orders from Supreme Knight Hearn after the death of Pope Leo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Council
Knights of Columbus
Leo
Hearn
Not what it is cracked up to be in tick business
The note says the venture is not as advertised yet the work on ticks remains highly satisfactory for customers.
Ice Cream Bus Aims for Local Launch with Water Motor Fixtures
A restaurant project features a water motor and fixtures to operate an ice cream bus. The setup promises to produce gallons of ice cream on site, highlighting a compact, mobile production plan.
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Iason Pecipene
Gestive
Judy
W. Sims
Marlboro
Annie Kehoe
Portland
Main St
O. G. Greenwood
Montwall
Leander Melanson
Clement Paquette
Canada
Thomas McGrath
Boston Traveler
Julia Haley
Arlington
Agnes Gorman
Wood Ave
Concord
Mr. Clements
Waltham
Aimee Pagean
Homer Rogers
F. J. Rivers
Keene
L. J. Olmstead of
Fitchburg
Charles Rafferty
Mrs. Rafferty
Ringold St
William McLoughlin
Cambridge
W. B. Smith
Park St
Boons Pond
J. J. Shaughnesay
Springfield
Michael V. Murphy
Adams House
Lacy Rafferty
Helen B. O'Brien
Rose Lattinville
Timothy Breshvaban
Fairmount
North Brookfield
Reeney Clancy
John Harley
Bicknell St
Edward Winslow Warren
Annie G. Warren
John T. Gibson
Agassis School
Jamaica Plain
E. G. Gibson
W. F. Hanlan
Falmouth
W. C. Newton
D. W. Carey
A. W. Carey
Malden
Nancy Brigham
E. H. Brigham
Melrose Highlands
Marion Brigham
Stevens St
John White
Mr. White
Old Star
Mise Ella Weeks
Allston
A. C. Weeks
John Carpenter
John H. Parker
Parker
Lowell Normal School
Berlin
N. H
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Big Combination Cash Store Co
Dane Ping
Combination Cash Store Co
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Props
A. W. Hosmer
H. W. Hosmer
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Hudson and Vicinity
F. H. Bryant
May
Nard
Ing
T. F. Mahoney
Tom Ree
L. Ritchie
Comey
Charles R. Eider
Geo. L. Burnside
Bellows
Vermont