Marlboro Holiday Roundup of Town Visitors and Definite Names
Marlboro residents and friends from Southbridge Whitman Cochituate Spencer Beverly Gardner Milford Holliston Brockton Medford Somerville Purity lodge and South Yarmouth are listed visiting or hosting over the holiday. Notables include J. J. Hart, Dr. R. E. Stevens, Albert Norris, and Henry Langeliet with varied prior residence ties and recent illness recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ledoux
Henry Langeliet
Boston
H. ©. Carpenter
Harrison Pl
Tancrede L Angeliet
Brockton
R. E. Stevens
Purity Lodge
Pierre. Laforme
John G. Hulbert
Medford
Louis Hamelin
Somerville
Seth Carpenter
Chester McGill
South Yarmouth
Ida Lancelot
Chestnut St
Edward Baker
Hudgon
George M. Brigham
New Ventilator Improves Air in New Haven Hartford Cars
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad has 35 cars with a new ventilating system that eliminates drafts while circulating fresh air. A Y shaped deflector forces air through a diffusion box and top deflector, balancing currents to keep the car comfortable. The system reduces tobacco smoke in smoking cars and is being rolled out on Shore line and Providence Worcester express trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Shore Line
New York
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Asparagus Rust Station Forging Rust Resistant Crops
Concord Massachusetts hosts an Amherst led experiment station to combat asparagus rust. Charles Prescott spearheads a 25 acre site with wind breaks shade tents and 70 test plots from seeds and roots to fertilization methods. Researchers seek rust resistant varieties and widespread farmer access to findings and circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
California
Concord
C. W. Prescott
Growers of
Charles W. Prescott
Thomas Hollis
Frank Wheeler
Washington
Amherst
Prescott
Bedford St
Cnacoad
Gov. Cae
Anager
Jersey
Long Island
Local social notes and events from Cambridge area
Cambridge and surrounding towns feature a flurry of visits and gatherings. Mrs. Clara Marsh hosts at Elm street with the Smiths and Lacroixs while guests include Mr. and Mrs. Bachand of Worcester and the Vaillancourts of Lynn. Memorial Day visists, baptisms, and church services are noted along with a bakery purchase, a new waitress job, and a prize-winning wrestling match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Marsh
Cambridge
Benjamin P. Smith
Elm St
Felix Lacroix
Spring St
Victor Bachand
Worcester
Arthur Vaillancourt
Lynn
Broadst
Pierre Lucier
Southbridge
Ralph Hollis
Berlin Road
William Cavanaugh
Boston
John Cavanaugh
Central St
Henry Lizotte
Cold Springs
N. Y
Paris St
Adelard Durand
Abington
Felix Durand
Brockton
Patride Durand
Versailles
St. Mary’s Church
George. M. Brigham
Main St
Quinebaug
Fort Meadow
Alice Gertrude Lippard
Clinton St
George R
Lippard
Alma Beaudreau
Alexina Martin
Cecelia Lebrun
Springfield
Lafayette
Circle
Pride of the Forest
Lady Foresters’ Convention
Southboro Council
K. of C
St. Ann’s Guild
Southboro
Joseph Robichaud
J. C. Caisse
Better Training for the Trades Demanded in Massachusetts
Massachusetts legislators debate whether the Commission on Industrial Education should be renewed for two years or made permanent. The commission has built an extensive evening school program in Beverly Cambridge Lawrence New Bedford Taunton and Waltham with strong private gifts, plans for agricultural schools in Northampton and other sites, and widespread support from industrial leaders. The effort seeks better skilled labor to meet regional competition and includes dozens of meetings and hundreds of public addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Legislative Committee of Ways and Means
Commission On Industrial Education
Commonwealth
Beverly
Cambridge
Lawrence
New Bedford
Taunton
Waltham
Ty“Taunton
Northampton
Lynn
Worcester
Massachusetts
United States
Society of Arts and Crafts
Exchange Club
Frederick P. Fish
American Telehone and Telegraph Company
Committee
Paris millinery trends shape New York styles in spring
A fashion survey describes spring millinery in Paris and its influence on American dress. Turban toque silhouettes, crown hats, and large blooms in velvet and silk lead a season of tonal mauve flowers, ornate ruching, and parasol handles as artful details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Voters Rally Against Taft and Roosevelt Nomination
In Boston on June 3 a large meeting of black voters formed to oppose the nominations of William H. Taft or Theodore Roosevelt for president. Resolutions condemned references to General Grant Taft at Memorial Day at Grant's tomb. A committee was named to travel to Chicago to oppose both candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Boston
William H.taft
Theodore Roosevelt
General Grant
Grant
Chicago
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Hudson
Maynard
Anne
Avery
Marlboro
Henry Duchesneau
Romelia Chaput
James T. Sheahan
Whitman
Napoleon. Perodeau
Cochituate
J. Frank Child
Newton St
G. H. Mason
Greenwich
J. G. Pratt
Munroe Ave
Euclidé Favreau
Spencer
Chas. Favreau
Lincoln St
Edward Grenier
J.H. Garland
Ruth
Portland
Walter W
CORD
Letitia Lizotte
Florida Dupuis
Middlesex Bakery ‘Co
Annie Cassilly
Colorado Springs
Melica L'Eveillee
Gardner
Joseph L'Eeveillee
Winthropst
Matthew, Gledhill
P.J. Galvin
Phebe Lafrenais
Woonsocket
Ovila Cloutier
Camille Cloutier
Mountain Ave
George Fay
Elsie
Wakefield
Henry Hollis
Father Hydulphe
Blanche Poitras
Arthur Devine
Frank E. Jones
Claremont
N. H
Devine
Marlboro Council
Knights of Columbus
Prospect Park
Gauthier
Lucy Flannery
Maple St
Florence McKenzie
Nova Scotia
Massachuetts
Auterri
NEW York Letier
BY Mons, Gene DE Pontac
J Srifen
Ilenwood
G. R. Hall & Co
Albert Vanderhoof
A. D. Holt
Maynards
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