Trades and Travels Round Marlboro Scene
Community notices place Marlboro residents and visitors in quick brief items. Names include Noe Peloquin Frank Ordway J H Dwyer Walter Desvarais Louis Duplessis Eli Vigeant Charles Girardin W D Lepper and many locals. Events cover illnesses travel fishing work changes and local entertainment amid a stormy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noe Peloquin
Frank Ordway
Fitchburg
J. H. Dwyer
B. P. Longley
Walter Desvarais
Fall River
Louis Duplessis
Brockton
West Main St
Eli Vigeant
Charles Girardin
Cleveland
A Business Grange Manages $50 000 Yearly Trade for Patrons
Special correspondence notes Monroe grange operates as a member only buying co op. The commercial secretary handles quotations and orders weekly, with patrons paying upon delivery. Transactions revolve around feed, wire, hardware, groceries, boots and shoes, all processed with precise car numbering and minimal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Grange
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Middlesex County
By license of the Probate Court executor Julius Loewe will sell at public auction in Stow Middlesex County on June 8 1907 at 2 pm a seven acre parcel with buildings. Proceeds pay debts legacies and administration charges with $100 paid at sale and balance due within ten days for deed delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Katherine Sophia
M. D. Kronberg
Maynard
Sail Kronberg
Stow
John J. Shaughnessey
Shaughnessey
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Julius Loewe
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Concord Massachusetts
Public auction will fore close a mortgage on four and one quarter acres in Concord Middlesex to Samuel Hoar estate. Sold July 1 1907 at 4 PM subject to unpaid taxes. $250 cash required. Helen P Hoar executrix and Woodward Hudson attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Maker
Samuel Hoar
County of Middlesex
Concord
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Walden Street
Ralph W. Emerson
Mill Brook
Henry F. Smith
Helen P. Hoar
Woodward Hudson
Annual Meeting Officers Elected at Axssadet Institution
The Axssadet Institution for Savings held its annual meeting in Maynard Massachusetts on May 6 1907 electing officers for the ensuing year and noting oath of office. Clarence J Budfish was named President with Charles H Persons as First Vice President and Orring Fowler as Second Vice President. Alfred T Haynes serves as Treasurer and a slate of trustees and directors is listed. Abbrev noted: Attest Howard A Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axssadet Institution For Savings
Maynard
Mass
Clarence J Budfish
Charles H Persons
Orring Fowler
James Rgent
Frank W
Holt Clarence J Bowfish
William H Gutteridge
William B
Case
Raymond Kitchin
John A Crowe
John W Ogienart
Coughlin
Thomas F
Paker
Irin
Fowler Charles H Persons
Delette H
Hall
Frank U Rich
William R Hall
Francis H
Stevens Frank H Harriman
James Fweeney
Abel G Haynes
Lyman C
Taylor Howard A
Wilson
Board of Investment
Clarence J Rodfish
Charles Hf Persons
John W Ogden
Corporation
James R Bent Roland P Harriman
Abel G@ Haynes
Luke
Brooks Alfred T Haynes
William B Case
Edward Henderson
Bart J Coughlin
Frank W Hall
Benjamin Derby Jr
Lucife
H Maynard Orrin S Fowler
James Mailen
Augustus Newton Delette H
Hall John W Ogden
William RK Hall
Thomas F Parker and
H Harriman
Charles H Persons Tank
Eyed Eyes
James F Sweeneyne
Howard An
Jefferson County Grange reports strong membership and progress
Jefferson County New Jersey reports 6 740 members as of Sept 30 1906 with 33 granges and 24 owning halls. Pomona membership reaches 610. Fifth degree visitation links Pomona to subordinate granges. lecturers association formed in 1905 shows growing benefit. Patrons Fire Relief carries about 15 000 000 in risks. last year heavy losses were offset by a $2 per thousand assessment and nearly 28 000 saved versus old companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
N. J
Pomona
Patrons’ Fire Relief Association
Todd
Grange Pushes Law for Equal Telephone Access
New York state grange urges a state law to compel all telephone companies to carry messages from competing lines to rural users. Maine passed a similar measure four years ago. the law was upheld as constitutional. The grange spent 2651.41 on speakers last year and sets a 2500 fund to finance two state speaker visits per county and additional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court of Appeals
Maynard society notes list births, weddings, travel
Maynard items report Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson welcomed a new son. The marriage of William Smith and Miss Alice Raiche is set for June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomas plan a few weeks in New Hampshire. Mrs. Leo St Clair and Miss Mary Wletcher travel this week representing Unity circle at the convention in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lepper
Otique Pauze
Helen
Whitman
William Fay
Stoughton
J. H. Garland
Ruth
Huntington Ave
Portland
Lester Maddox
Uxbridge
Bar Harbor
Percy Hatfield
Lynn
Gay St
Arthur Courtemanche
Hill Brigham
Crescent Park
T. J. Beaudry
California
George Beaudry
Walter Desmarais
Chestnut St
Fall River
Grace Croff
John H. Croff
Cambridge
Billy Cahill
Stella Rondeau
Fairmount Park
W. J. Burke
Boston Immigration Office
Mount Pleasant
B. Lavallee
Worcester
Magloire Charron
Belmont St
Leon Nedreau
Washington St
Angela Foley
Lincoln
Emma Cutter
Nashua
N. H
Amidee Goby
Lincoln Ect
Emile Lacroix
West Main St
J. I. Aldrich
J. H. Fay
Newton St
Lincoln St
O. A. Mortoh
J. W. Brigham
Lakeside Ave
William Patten
Boston
Mr. Patten
John H. Marshall
James Marshall
Elm
George L. Cutler
Beaudry Die Shop
Edward Brigham
Pleasant St
Lizzie Doherty
Lowell
Companions of the Forest of America
Osias Beauregard
Singer Sewing Machine Co
New Bedford
Geo. O. Beauregard
George E. Greeley
Savannah
Brunswick
Warren Ave
W. B. Wing
Prospector
Fort Meadow
Frank H. Leary
Short
East Deerfield
Joseph Phaneuf
Gibbonst
Henry Simard
John Morel
Hudson
Wayland
David Harpin
Harpin
Charles E. Favreau
Webster
Marie Rosanna
St. Ann’s
Marjorie Blandin
S. H. Howe Shoe Co
Helen Estabrook
Chestnurst
Frank Johnson
William Smith
Alice Raiche
Gordon Thomas
New Hampshire
Mary Wletcher
Unity Circle, C. of F
Edith Whitney Weds Fred L Chandler at Acton Home
A stylish Monday evening wedding joined Edith G Whitney and Fred L Chandler at the Whitney home Actonst Rev R E Bisbee officiated in a floral festooned parlor The bride wore white silk with Irish point lace and orange blossoms The bridesmaid was Mattie E Whitney Best man was Thomas Wright After a reception ushers Misses Marion Whitney and Beatrice Taylor, a wedding supper, and a brief honeymoon trip to New York and Philadelphia, the couple will live on Everett Street enjoyed generous gifts from many friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitney
Actonst
Edith G
Fred L. Chandler
R. E. Bisbee
George Dockerndorf
Marlbord
Mattie E. Whitney
Thomas Wright
Marion Whitney
Beatrice Taylor
Memorial Services Marred by Rain for Loyal Assabet Lodge
Loyal Assabet lodge I O O F M A held annual memorials Sunday with about a hundred attendees at Maynard's block before marching to St George's church. Rev A B Papineau preached an impressive sermon and the group returned to lodge quarters for a program planned for Glenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Lodge
M. A
Maynard's Block
St. George's Church
A. B. Papineau
Glenwood Cemetery
Selections by quartet and weather hamper lodge gathering
A lodge meeting featured a quartet of Mrs John Sunderland crs Bertha Bat ley, George Ewton and Fred Ax ford with P G M H J Wentzel as orator. Despite rain preparations invited many visiting brethren and an 85 strong delegation from the Littleton lodge attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sunderland
Bertha Batley
George Ewton
Fred Axford
P. G. M. H. J. Wentzel
Littleton Lodge
Marlboro Notes and Circulation of Local People
Elas Gaudette of Manchester was in town Thursday. Various residents report illnesses travels and visits including Patrick McCabe, John Cavanaugh, Harold Niles, Frank Fay, George Laforme, Leo Chagnon, Willie Laliberty, Tancrede Langelier, Edgar Warner, and Mrs. Whitney among others. The Whitney Franco-American club plans a Boston banquet June 6 to support Whitney’s gubernatorial candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elas Gaudette
Manchester
N. A
George H. Brigham
Main St
Closson
Patrick McCabe
South St
John Cavanaugh
Central St
Harold Niles
Alex Pareel
Ringling Circus
Worcester
Merton Sawtell
Brockton
JH. B. Sherman
Joseph Beaudry
Frank Compton
Martin St
Fred Fairbanks
Troy
N. H
Frank E. Fay
Water St
George ‘Laforme
Canada
Leo Chagnon
Woonsockt
R. I
Geo. Hanley
Louise Noel
Winthrop St
Willie Laliberty
Holyoke
Tancrede Langelier
Edgar Warner
William Whitney
Boston
Harry Whitney
Howland St
Guy Howard
Highland St
L. B. Hall
S. H. Howe
Philips Leclair
Joseph Picotte
Henry Giboeau
Three Rivers
Alfred H. Estabrook
Howland Jr
Edwin T. Brown
Everett
Somerville
Pierre Turcotte
Geo. Bouley
Isac Bouley
Dolphis Poulin
Poulin
Worcester City Hospital
Whitney
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Rug Sale
Shackford Smyrna
Ings
Prics
Rew Sumner
THE
Sherwin-Williams
S.W. P
L. N. Fowler
Concord Junction, Mass
Johan M. Keyes
James Gorman
Pinehurst
N. C
Joseph Barnes
N. Y
Taunton
Garland
L. C. Beaudreau
the Grange
Alfred T Haynes
Attest
A Wilson
Toledo Com
N2rulal
New York State
Prospect Street Grounds
Milford
Marlboro
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Whitney—Chandler