Big Street Parade Returns by Marlboro Show Saturday
The Walter L. Main circus and Colonel Cummins' Greater Wild West team up to bring back a full street parade in Marlboro on Saturday June 9. Expect bands banners and the calliope as part of a vivid pageant the public demanded after last winter’s debate over street parades.
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Hamlet
Dane
Walter L. Main
Colonel Cummins
Greater Wild West
Marlboro
Calliope
Sensational Walter L Main Circus Promises New Acts
The Colonel Cummins Greater Wild West Indian Congress presents 200 Indians led by Walter L Main with a mixed lineup. Highlights include Curley the scout recounting Big Tee River battle, Fire and Flames Baltimore conflagration display, Colonel Kellar’s Lady Zouaves, and the Power Elephants from New York Hippodrome. The full Walter L Main menagerie features diverse acts and rites, with tickets available at Lindsay's confectionery, 216 Main St., for the circus day.
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Colonel Cummins
Greater Wild West Indian Congress
Walter L. Main
Far West
Ite
Big Tee
Curley
Baltimore
Colonel Kellar
New York Hippodrome
Circus Cay
Lindsay's
Main St
Three Marlboro Men Graduate from Boston University Law School
Marlboro will be represented at BU Law School graduation by R. H. Beaudreau William Murphy and F. Willard Each will receive diplomas after completing the prescribed course Murphy and Beaudreau have been admitted to the Massachusetts bar Willard previously graduated from MIT and has taught there Murphy and Beaudreau are Holy Cross alumni
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Marlboro
Boston University Law School
R. H. Beaudreau
William Murphy
F. Willard
Messrs
Murphy
Beaudreau
Commonwealth
Mr. Willard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New District in Middlesex Awaits Legislature Action
The re districting committee report keeps Marlboro in the Fifth Middlesex senatorial district. Medford leaves the district and towns like Stow Hudson Maynard Concord and Belmont join. Waltham Sudbury Lincoln Lexington and Wayland remain. Marlboro and Waltham would dominate the district with 16 213 legal voters in all.
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Marlboro
Belmont
Waltham
Sudbury
Lincoln
Lexington
Wayland
Medford
Winchester
Stow
Hudson
Maynard
Concord
Keith's Theatre Opens Summer Season With Fadettes
The Keith's Theatre summer season starts the week of June 4 headlined by the Fadettes Woman's Orchestra, a 40-piece Boston pride, under Mrs. Nichols. New stage setting by Gates and Morang, New York, and continuous entertainment with vaudeville between concerts at 1.45 and 7.30 pm.
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Keith's
Fadettes Woman's Orchestra
Mra. Nichols
Gates and Morang
New York
Four Lukens
Bert Leslie
Robert L. Dailey
Perkins Fischer
Stanley and
Leonard
Flood Brothers
Susie Fischer
Francis Wood
Hoops
Niblo and Riley
Hello Party Chief Operator Miss Brown Honored at Marlboro Event
A pleasant party celebrated Miss Laura Brown, Marlboro chief operator, retiring after years of service. Guests from Marlboro Hudson and South Sudbury included managers Ralph Walker and A C Seaman, with music, cake, and a desk and chair gift from Nellie Powers on behalf of the telephone employees.
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Ruby Angels
Marlboro
Hudson
South Sudbury
Laura Brown
Nellie Powers
Miss Brown
Herbert Smith
Ralph Walker
Bessie Barry
Clara Giles
A. C. Seaman
Thomas Ewart
Beverly
Frank Behrens
Duncan Smith
Edward Stanley
Herman Walker
Robert Flansburg
Lillie Maddox
Georgia Clark
Florence Creighton
May Powers
Laura Pope
Letty Wales
Ina Pecot
Genevive Ladd
Ruby Angell
M Clemintine Brodeur
Ernestine Brodeur
Rachel Griffin
Elephants and Comedy Acts At Powers Hippodrome
The Powers Hippodrome features elephants with Colonel Cummins in the Wild West show and several comedy acts. The standout is Barbsennai where Jall and others shave each other in a humorous skit. June 9.
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Powers Hippodrome
Colonel Cummins
Wonderland Opens as Greater Boston’s Million Dollar Park
Wonderland at Revere beach opens Memorial Day to thousands after promising previews. The 26 acre park features the Descent to Hell Gate ride, Hale’s tours, the Japanese village, the fatal wedding illusion, and the ferrari trained animals show. Backers include Harold Parker and Floyd C. Thompson with a million dollar investment and a diverse board of directors.
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Greater Boston
Mystic City
Floyd ©. Thompson
Wonderland
Revere Beach
Mystic
Boston
Massachusetts
Luna and Dreamland
Coney Island
White City
Chicago
Hell Gate
Thompson Scenic Railway
Ferari
Hale
Rome
Gillett
Monse Automobile Garage
Greater
Hub
Ocean Boulevard
Walnut Ave
Measure Park
Harold Parker
State Highway Commission
Floyd C. Thompson
Thomas D. Barrell
John J. Higgins
Memorial Exercises Planned by Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Marlboro lodge of Odd Fellows and Star of Hope Rebekah lodge schedule memorial exercises for members who have died or found a better life on Sunday June 17. The program remains undecided as organizers credit persistent advertising for the event. Hygiea Hotel at Old Point Comfort remarks on its limited success after heavy spending to attract public attention.
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Marlboro Lodge of Odd Fellows
Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Better Life
Hygeia Hotel
Hygia Hotel
Old Point Comfort
Nutting Refuses Payment for Marlboro Baseball Efforts
C H Nutting, Marlboro baseball manager, left town Sunday for a new job in New Bedford. He refused any payment for his work, saying building enthusiasm and starting nine on a good basis meant more than money. A banquet by stockholders is planned later.
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C. H. Nutting
Marlboro Baseball Club
New Bedford
Nutting
Boarding Places Wanted for City Children in Summer
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union seeks boarding places on farms for city children during July and August. For details and to offer a farm location and description, contact The Country Week at 48 Boylston Street, Boston.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston St
Boston
Boston and Maine Rail Schedule to Acton and Concord
Trains run from Boston to South Acton and Concord Junction with numerous daily times and Sunday runs. The timetable lists departures from Boston and connections to Maynard West Acton Gleasondale Hudson Marlboro Fitchburg and Framingham among others, with flag stops noted.
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Lyus
Boston
South Acton
Concord Junction
Concord
Maynard
West Acton
Gleasondale
Hudson
Whitman Cross
Marlboro
Central Mass
Erga
Fitchburg
Taunton
Southboro
South Framingham
Northboro
Clinton
Fitchb U
Leominster
Concord Maynard Hudson Street Ry Time Table 1904
The Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Company releases a daily schedule effective Sept 26 1904 with service from Concord to Hudson and intermediate stops including Concord Junction Westvale Sudbury Street Maynard Stow Center Gleasondale and Hudson. Special cars may be chartered by applying to the superintendent. Maynard telephone connections noted.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson ST. RY. CO
Concord
Hudson
Concord Junction
M. Westvale
Maynard
Sudbury Street
P. m. Hudson
Hudson Concord
Stow Center
P. m. Maynard
A. m
Westvale
Stow
P. m
Gleasondale
M. Gleasondale
Sudbury
A.m
John W
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