Marlborough Bank Financial Figures and Officers Named
The balance sheet shows capital stock 150000 and net surplus 71005 with deposits totaling 594569.21. Key figures include certificates of deposits 16700.36 and US deposits 80000. The depository is named for the United States Commonwealth of Massachusetts and City of Marlborough. Executives listed: Walter P. Erye President Stillman R. Stevens Cashier Waldo B Fay Vice President. directors include Winslow M Warren Benjamin F Greeley Walter P Frye and others.
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The
United States
Commonwealth of
Winslow M. Warren
Benjamin F. Greeley
Walter P. Frye
Waldo, B. Fay
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Silas BE. Simonds
Jines W. McDonald
Michael Borker
Irving Morse
John A. O' Connell
NOT GRANTED CHAIRMAN DENIES FRANCHISE REPORT
Walter P. Hall chairman of the railroad commissioners says the Boston and Western street railway proposal from Waltham to Marlboro is undecided despite reports. A hearing is set for June 4 and remonstrants are pursuing court action to oppose the project.
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Boston & Western St. Railway
Waltham
Marlboro
Walter P. Hall
Witchburg
Railroad Commissioners
Hall
Conductor J Hi Parker Thrown From Car on Ash Street Curve
Conductor J Hi Parker, a popular official on the Boston and Worcester line, was thrown from a moving car while it rounded the Ash Street curve Monday afternoon. He suffered soreness but no serious injuries.
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J. Hi Parker
Boston & Worcester St. Railway
Ash St
Marlboro Lincoln Nine Game Called Off By Rain
The Marlboro baseball club and Lincoln nine delayed their grand opening as a heavy rainstorm drenched Prospect Park. Spectators gathered for a parade by the Eagle Fife and Drum, but floodgates opened and play was canceled. Managers said the two nines will meet later in the season. Interest in the Boston Nationals has slumped.
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Marlboro Baseball Club
Lincoln
Eagle Fife and Drum Corps
Prospect Park
F. .W. Leary
Playground Activities and Director Duties in Community Parks
Everett B. Mero outlines outdoor playground activities for all ages including gardening, non competitive games, aquatic pursuits, dancing and crafts, and outdoor gymnasiums. He stresses a well organized program, ample supervision, and continuous engaging activities to serve the community and sustain interest.
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Everett B. Mero
Will of William B Rice Bequests Large and Varied
The late William B Rice of Rice Hutchins Inc shoe makers left a 4 million estate with 25 thousand to Hudson for a hospital or district nursing system. Quincy Hospital receives 20 thousand. He also directs 200 thousand to endow a public charity bearing his name. Grandchildren get 20 thousand each. nephews 500. a 50 thousand to grandson William B Rice II. other gifts to family and friends. Executors named include Moorfield Story Lincoln and John D Hardy.
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William B. Rice
Rice’& ‘Hutchins, Incorporated
Norfolk County
Hudson
Henry Carnegie
Rice
Carnegie
Quincy
Hutchins
Boston
Emma
Peterboro
N. H
Sarah E. Ackerman
Sarah_ Perry
Charles W. Curtis
Marlboro
William B. ‘Rice
John D. Hardy
Wellesley
Manual of Summer Resorts by the New Haven & Hartford
The New Haven Hartford passenger department issues a guide to over a thousand New England summer resorts. It lists reach routes, hotels and boarding cottages with rates, and offers details on Connecticut shore resorts, Berkshire Hills, Watch Hill, Black Island, Narragansett Pier, Newport, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, Buzzard’s Bay and Cape Cod. Copies are free by writing to the General Passenger Agent in New Haven Conn.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
New England
Connecticut
Berkshire Hills
New London
Watch Hill
Narragansett Pier
Newport
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Buzzard's Bay
Cape Cod
New Haven Road
New Haven
Conn
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Marlboro Ad
Retired Robert P. Shute of Marlboro Massachusetts backs Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. He reports relief from frequent secretions and back pain after two boxes bought from Burke Drug Co. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
Bright
Marlboro
Robert P. Shute
Shawmut Ave
Mass
Dean
Burke Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
New York New Haven and Hartford Rail schedule update
Old Colony Division corrected to June 15 1908. Train times listed for Marlboro Boston Southboro South Framingham and connections to Northboro Fitchburg Framingham Lowell and Concord Junction with numerous departures and arrivals on weekdays and Sundays.
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Old Colony
Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Frampmahan
Time table corrected for Concord Maynard Hudson street line
Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Co issues corrected timetable for December 12 with first Sunday departures from Maynard to Concord at 7 25 AM and Hudson at 7 AM and hourly weekday service. Connections at Concord Hudson Lowell and South Framingham noted with other lines. services extend to Arlington Heights Clinton Fitchburg and Boston. Office at Maynard Massachusetts. Superintendent F A Persons.
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Maynard
Concord
Hudson
Arlington Heights
Boston
Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
Framingham
Worcester
Consolidated A1
Ry.Co
Clinton
Ster
Fitchburg
Lexington
Boston St. Ry
Lowell
Lexington, Waltham
Acton & Maynard
RY. CO
South
Acton
Birst
Attee
Mass
Marlboro Baseball Links Stir Interest Across Town
Local sports scenes feature Jimmy Hurst leading catchers in a semi pro setup with Utica and Davy Hayes in the wonder class. Marlboro high hosts Natick at Prospect Park on Wednesday while Marlboro figures in a potential series with Lincoln and George Picture umpiring. Mil ford and Seon Milford win in the MIN league, and Henry Gilroy of Maynard eyes a big Middlesex nine clash with Marlboro. Umpire Billy Supple works trolley league. Marathon plans loom for June 7 and horse trotting faces waning interest despite talk of matinee races at Marlboro trotting park.
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Marlboro
Henry Wolfsohn Dies at New York at 64
Obituary notes Henry Wolfsohn a longtime promoter of American musical events died of pneumonia in New York at age sixty four. The brief item lists his key role as manager and director in the music scene.
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New York RC
Henry Wolfsohn
New York
M. P. Cannon
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Rver
John Bell
William-C*hiesta
Athol Mage
Boston and’ Albany Railroad
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Alfonso
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U.S
Walter P. Erye
Stillman R. Stevens
Waldo B. Fay
Herbert Howe
Louis P., Howe Oren P. Walker
Charles F. Brigham
John T. Burnett
Boston& Wester St. Railway Matter
Parker
Boston Nationals
Florence
ON. & Gas Stove CO
Washiaton $T
W. B. Rice
Harry L
Frederick B
Nellie Sanborn Bigelow
Moorfield Story
John
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson St. Railway Company
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Jimmy Hurst
Tim Kenney
Utica
Davy Hayes
George Picture
Natick High
Prospect’ Park
Billy OrGennellis
Jimmy
Birat
McCarley
Leominster
Eben Draper
Draper
Hopedale
Isherville
Milford
Woonsocket
Socket
Berkley
Seon Milford
Highland City
Henry Gilroy
Middlesex
Marlbord
Henry
Stoneham
Stoughton
Holy Cross College
Dartmouth
Gilroy
Nashville Southern League
Milford Mill League
Aggregation
Billy Supple
Trolley League
Wewsin Brief
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burchit
Charles F. Holyoke
Liberty St
Marlboro, Mass
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