Local Notice From Marlboro Ward Address Listing
Public notice lists 81 Main Street Marlboro Massachusetts as part of a June 7 1905 street directory item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Marlboro
Mass
Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
4
Maynard Drug Firm Opens New Creighton Block Store
H J Dwinell and Co open a new Creighton's block store praised as thoroughly up to date in stock, management, and atmosphere. The compact 20 by 47 foot space aims to maintain a modern shopping experience despite its smaller size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Creighton
Dwinell Opens Modern Maynard Drug Store
Local merchant Mr. Dwinell unveils a newly arranged Maynard drugstore featuring a large stock, easy handling, a heavy-stock cellar, tile floor and metallic ceiling. With 16 years in the business and three years in Maynard, he invites the public to inspect what neighbors consider one of the best appointed drug stores in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwinell
Maynard
Fire Department Elects New Officers
At a last night meeting the fire department elected officers across Hose 1 and Hook and Ladder 1. Hose 1 names Captain J. J. Coughlan Lieutenant George H. Gutteridge clerk Lee Donahue with standing committee L. Fletcher Albert Coughlin and Richard King. Hook and Ladder 1 lists Foreman James A. Cleary 1st assistant John Lawton 2d assistant John Callahan clerk treasurer W. H. Lawler standing committee John Callahan John Dacey and Dell Martin steward John Dacey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Coughlan
George H. Gutteridge
Lee Donahue
L. Fletcher
Albert Coughlin
Richard King
James A. Cleary
John Lawton
John Callahan
W. H. Lawler
John Dacey
Dell Martin
For Sale J C Dakin Farm in North Sudbury
Property listing announcing sale of the J C Dakin farm located in North Sudbury. Interested parties should apply to C J Morse for details and processing of the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dakin Farm
North
Sudbury
C. J. Morse
Local notices from Somerville and nearby towns
Hudson Harry Whittaker and William H. Harrison visited towns on weekend. Elm street resident William Gill visited relatives in Lynn. interior painting at William Switzer’s cigar store. Louise Bellows spent weekend in Spencer. Apsley rubber factory to close for 10 days in July. sewer work near halt as funds nearly exhausted. Henry Madden purchases two Elm street lots. Apsley street alarm wires cross. Arthur Woods and Jennie Patterson to marry June 14. Y M C L dance draws large crowd with Marlboro Union orchestra. Catherine Garrett place sold for 750 at Maple Blossom auction. Agnes Crossman to wed Carlton Howe in Berlin on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsley
John Madden
Frank Madden
Patrick Feeney
Elm St
Joseph St. John
Water St
Worcester
Millbury
Apsley St
Opera House
Union Orchestra of
Marlboro
George Howarth
Maple St
Catherine Garrett Place
Maple and
Blossom Sts
Charles E. Sexton
Agnes Blanche Crossman
Carlton Willard Howe
Berlin
Acton Centre News Highlights Local Goings On
Mrs. A L Noyes improves after illness. Wm Kingsley shows off a new auto. Arthur and Lillian Conant visited E F Conant. B W Quimby will move to Yalesville Conn. Hon George Reed and Dr William Reed stayed at Monument House. Chas Wheeler lost and a shepherd dog found dead near Nelson Tenney’s. Ernest Wetherbee family to spend summer in East Acton. Children Day exercises planned at the church next Sunday. Fire at Daniel Farrar’s East Acton. quick work saved the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Wheeler
Nelson Tenney
Ernest Wetherbee
Putney
Georgia
Acton
East Acton
Daniel Farrar
Auctions Coming on Soon in South Acton Estate Sale
Liable village property in South Acton to settle the Robbins estate. sale Friday June 6 1905 at 4 30 p m. Electric cars nearby with post office stores and rail access. garden with fruit. Edward Richardson administrator urges inspection. includes cows horses farming tools and household goods from L W Swain Wilmington Massachusetts. Otis H Forbush auctioneer Acton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ac
Robbins
Edward Richardson
South Acton
L. W. Swain
Wilmington
Mass
Otis H. Forbush
Acton
Walden woods fire reports. baseball and civic notes
Fire department extinguished a Sunday afternoon blaze in Walden woods. Local sports mention Middlesex school baseball loss to St. George 10 8 in Groton, fairground games, and Holy Cross participation. Concord Grange discussing vacation spots while students prep for Dartmouth inter scholastic meet. obituary notes a longtime Concord resident’s funeral and parish rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
St. George
Groton
Thankful thanks for kindness after bereavement
The McGrath family expresses heartfelt gratitude for kind words deeds and floral tributes shared after their bereavement in Concord on June 7 1905. They sincerely appreciate the support during their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McGrath
Concord
Rooms Wanted for Rest Cure in Concord Mass
Short notices from Concord mass describe a young man seeking a room with two windows for a rest cure for 3 or 4 months with meals, asking for price and particulars. Other items list Miss Buck new dress skirts and undergarments, Singer sewing machines, estate sale land on Walden street, and various local classifieds. Includes general housework help, a Goddard buggy, a windmill sale, several Concord houses for sale with prices, and a summer rental for a Chicker ing upright piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
P. W
Mass
Miss Buck
Friend's Block
Singer
Everett L. Miner
Nathan Derby
Walden St
Martha M. Derby
Goddard
Memorial for John Jennings Remembers Gentle Irish immigrant
The obituary notes John Jennings died last Thursday. He came from Ireland and settled in Concord where he lived a long life of honesty gentleness and kindness. A devout churchgoer he loved his home and family and never drank or used tobacco. He cherished animals and found joy in making others happy. He worked for over 25 years in the same family circle and was deeply loved by friends and his community.
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John Jennings
Ireland
Concord
No Fear Of Epidemic In Public Schools
The article notes no epidemic of scarlet fever, despite local concern. Three cases were reported at Emerson school and six at Ripley, but none in the past two weeks. The board of health says they can cope with the disease and decided against closing schools at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Ripley
Board of Health
Scottish immigrant Alexander Cummings dies in Lynn
Alexander Cummings 22 years five months died at Lynn hospital after a prolonged rheumatic fever illness. He came from Scotland last fall, was in the United States seven weeks before illness, and leaves a father, mother, four sisters, one brother and cousins in Lynn and Concord. Interment at Sleepy Hollow cemetery took place Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Cummings
Scotland
Lynn Hospital
America
Lynn
Concord
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Noted Massachusetts Historian Addresses Concord Antiquarian Meeting
Hon. Charles Francis Adams of the Massachusetts Historical Society spoke on Town History Its Value and Study at the Concord Antiquarian Society gathering in Concord. Officers elected for the Bay State Historical League included John F Ayer Alfred W Putnam and Howard M Newhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Antiquarian Society
Bay State Historical League
Concord
Unitarian Church
John F. Ayer
Somersville
Alfred W. Putnam
Danvers
Howard Y. Newall
Lynn
F. Gaylory Cooke
Cambridge
George Tolm
O. F. Saffort
Peabody
Frederick BE. Fowle
Howard M. Newhall
John S. Keyes
League
Charles Francis Adams
Massachusetts Historical Society
Watertown
Lincoln
Pres. Johns. Keyes
Sec
George Tolman
Emerson, Alcott
Hawthorne, Thoreau
Old Manse
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Old North Bridge
Minute Man
Local Division Organized in Concord by A O H
In Concord a new Ancient Order of Hibernians division was instituted Monday night before a large crowd at St Bernard's hall. The Concord division, led by County President Donelly and a Waltham degree team, opened with nearly 60 charter members and many applications pending. Officers elected include President John Maguro and Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s Hall
Concord
Order of Hibernians
Donelly
Waltham
John Maguro
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F. Wilder
H. J. Dwinell
Fire Department
Albert Vanderhoof
M. L. Hatch
New England
Hudson
Harry Whittaker of
Somerville
William H. Harrison
Town
William Gill
William Switzer
Harry Sampson
Quincy
Louise Bellows
Spencer
W. T. Safford
Pope St
Mr. Todd
M. E Grenier
Winter St
J. T. Kimball
James Scally
Thomas T. Kelley
John J. Manning
Waltham Council, K. of C
Arthur Woods
Jennie Patterson
Acton Centre
A. L. Noyes
Wm. Kingsley
Arthur Conant
Lillian Conant
E. F. Conant
B. W. Quimby
Yalesville
Conn
George Reed
William Reed
Saxonville
Monument House
In and
Axnovt Concorp
J. M. Keyes
Walden Woods
Boston Globe
Hammer
Concord Grange
P. of M
Frank Miner
Alvord Rose
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
James Anderson
Norwood A. A
St. Bernard A. A. Brady
Loftus of Holy Cross
Naga Bona
New York
Blanchard
Sudbury St
St. Bernard's Church
M. E. Twomey
P. T. O'Reilly
M. J. Scanlan
A. J. Crowley
M. P. Mahan
Nellie Hosey
Patrick Varley
Darby O’connell
Martin Fewry
John O'Connell
James Farrington
Concord Local
Vancora
Concord Concord National Bank
Concord National
Geo. M. Baker
South
EB. W. Morse
H. K. Hannah
Richardson’s
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mass
Chas F. Adame
Vanderveer
Walden Street
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