Bargains Flourish At Maynard Store Week Sale
A week long sale lists discounts on curtains plain and dotted, Madras shirts, linen collars, athletic shirts, waistline pieces, toilet paper, talcum, soaps, toothbrushes, hose supporters, pins, enamel thread, brooms, ribbons, lace, dresses, and coats. Notable prices include 12c pair curtains, 75c shirts, 7c toilet paper, 19c soap, and 49c to 98c hats plus white linen suits and shirt waists at deep discounts.
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Maynard
Ladies' Wrappers House Dress Dept Bargain Line
Store advertises domestic line dresses priced from 1.00 to 1.98 with well made goods. Corsets from top makes including Gatch offered in ladies sizes at popular prices.
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Todas
Marlboro notes on residents and local events
Marlboro residents and visitors are listed with dates. Names include Maurice Quinlan, Thomas Mullen, D F Burke, C H Gifford, John H Burke, Fred Aldrich, George Litch, W N Davenport, Fred McDonough, Frank Conway, Miss E M Clark, Miss Anna Howe, Jeremiah Warren, Mrs F P Dillon, Mr and Mrs Frank Houghton, William Gately, W OLeary, John Frye, William Holbrook, Chester Sawin, and more. Local club results, construction, and civic updates follow, including Columbia Athletic club loss, two wires for Fayville, and hospital donation.
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Maurice Quinlan
Boston
Thomas Mullen
Hill St
Dorchester
B. G. Holtt
Philadelphia
Ksin
Isdiowear
D. F. Burke
C. H. Gifford
Watertown
N. Y
John H. Burke
Clarendon House
Daton
Fred Aldrich
Boston & Maine
George Litch
Worempter Academy
Newton St
White & Meanor
Liberty St
W. N. Davenport
Fred McDonough
Leominster
West Mainst
Frank Conway
Owen Conway
Essex St
EM@e Clark
H. K. W. Steward
East Main St
Anna Howe
W. B. Howe
Plymouth
Jeremiah Warren
Ricest
F. P. Dillon
Milford
Hudson
Uxbridge
Frank Houghton
Rockland
Wiliam Gately
Joseph Gately
W. H. Hill
Winthrop Yacht Club
D. O'Leary
Timothy O’leary
Lincoln St
John Frye
Harvard College
W. P. Frye
Pleasant St
William Holbrook
Rufus J. Nourse
Son
Royal
Middleboro
West Main
Elmets
C. Harry Brigham
Biegel’s
Henry Brigham
Stone School
C. F. Brigham
Harry J. Skeffington
Revere
Harbor and Land Commissioner
D. M. Cousins
Brewin
McSweeney
Bowker Place
Framingham
Marlboro Electric Co
Fayville
Thomas Burke
Bolton
A. C. Starbird
First Baptist Church
Marlboro City Hospital
Cleveland Baseball Club
el Bemis
Bemis
West Part
Solomon's Pond
Death of Leon A Gray Brings Meningitis Tragedy
The 7 year old son of Jacob W Gray of 12 Felton Street Hudson died at Worcester City Hospital after a week in a coma from cerebro spinal meningitis diagnosed by Dr F P Glazier and Dr M G Overlock. He had been cared for by grandparents Mr and Mrs Wesley Merritt since birth. funeral held at Curtis Chapel with burial in Hope Cemetery.
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Jacob W. Gray
Worcester m
City Hospital
Leon A
Felton St. Hudson
Mr. Gray
F. P. Glazier
Worcester City Hospital
M. G. Overlock
Worcester
Wesley Merritt
West Oberlinst
Gray
Leon
Mabel Henrietta C
Maude
Curtis Chapel
Hope Cemetery
Warm Welcome For Newly Ordained Priest Edward Short
Rev. Edward F. Short, recent ordination to the priesthood, celebrated high mass at St. Michael's Church. A reception at his parents’ home followed with 75 relatives and friends, catered by Frank Murray. Guests came from Boston Woburn Marlboro and nearby towns as clergy and parishioners offered congratulations.
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St. Michael's Church
Edward F. Short
Patrick Short
Hood
Short
Peter McCormack
Cusack
Fr. Doran
Democrats Debate Gethro Expulsion and Defense
In Boston on June 20 the Massachusetts House delayed action on expelling Rep. Frank J. Gethro, opting to print and review all evidence first. Democratic members urged a fair trial with a chance to defend, while others pressed for full access to the testimony before voting. The incident also touched Rep. Simon Bwig’s censure as a separate matter. The floor heated as Gethro and Swig prepared to respond, with Gethro correcting his birthplace. Separately Cornell named a $200,000 humanities hall Goldwin Smith hall in dedication ceremonies led by Goldwin Smith at age 80 plus.
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Boston
House of Representatives
Frank J. Gethro
Committee On Rules
House
Gethro
Simon Bwig
Cole
Lowell
Mellen
Lomasney
Phillips
Swig
Oneer
Italy
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Goldwin Smith
United States
Canada
Local visits and hometown arrivals noted this week
Raymond Otis returned home from Ne tick Monday while George oeig worked in the Worcester hotel. Robert Quinn visited Cochituate, and Philip Kirby hosted friends on Kirby street. Ole Smith of Heston and Frank Viano of Somerville were in town Monday visiting. Mrs Mary Sinclair and son from Maine visited her son Sylvester. D Palmer Elmst and Mrs Nellie Moorhous traveled to Seward Neb. Abbie Babcock sister of Mary Oliver of Swampscott was seen with Clifford Clark at the Biscuit Co. before moving to Norwood. J A St Louis also mentioned.
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Joseph Grenach
Ipswich
Eugene O'Neil
Holy Cross College
William Yean
Leominster
John Russell
Hudson House
Marblehead
Mary Pitman
Malden
George E. Lovejoy
Winter St. Bizear Sassville
Philip Moran
Montreal
Can
Harry White
Hopkinton
A. L. White
Park St
William Ober
Lyon
Waldo Gay
George E. Osgood
Felton St
EB. J. Pierce
Florence St
Fitchburg
Henry Pelsky
Sherman House
Adaline Boudreau
Marlboro
I. Boudreau
Walnut St
Js Edward Grenier
Sunny
Grenier
Etta Burkill
The
Green School
Danforth’s Falls
Samuel Jones
New York
Frank Jones
Rice and
Cottage Sts
Frank D. Locke
A. C. Woodward
Sherbrooke, Can
Raymond Otis
Netick
George Oeig
Worcester
Robert Quinn
Mary Oliver
Swampscott Ee
Abbie Babcock
Bim Clifford Clark
Too Fostional Biscuit Co
Norwood
Government to Deposit 12 Million With San Francisco Banks
A tacit agreement proposes that the United States treasury place 12 000 000 of government money with San Francisco banks secured by city bonds. The funds would stay with the banks until the government requests them.
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Washington
San Francisco
United States Treasury
Annual Meeting of Assabet Institution for Savings Opens May 1908
At the Annual Meeting held in Maynard Massachusetts on May 7 1908 officers were elected to serve until successors are chosen. They have accepted and taken oath of office. Vice Presidents include Cuances H Peasons Onasy Fowten Howaap A Wilson. Board of Investment lists Rodfish Charles H Persons Seager Sosa Stn and Howard A Wilson as Clerk.
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard
Mass
Board of Investment
Rodfish
Charles H. Persons Seager
Sosa Stn
Petition to Sell Real Estate in Probate Court
The executrix of the will presents a petition for license to sell two parcels of the deceased’s real estate at public auction to pay debts legacies and administration costs. Citations require show cause at Cambridge Probate Court July 10 1906 at 9 AM with copies to interested parties.
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Ecutrix
Cambridge
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Main ST
Concord
Bulletin
Men’s Dept
Sunset Mills
Mennen
Woodbury
Nation Department
Dept
Johnny Jones
Windsor
Children’s Dept
Dress Goods Dept
Batiste
Niagara
Ladies’. Home Journal
Patterns
Ida C. Foss
Henry J. Adams
Worcester Hospital
Edward Hogarty
Santo Gouen Ren
Eugene O'Neill
Gleasondale
Belmonts
Apsley Factory
Wilbert Robinson
Cats
Baltimore
Anna Fitzgerald
Henry Wat
Washington St
Orchard
Edward F
St. Michael’s Sun
W. L. Douglas
J. A. St. Louis
Clarence J. Rodfish
Cuances H. Peasons
Fowten
Howaap A. Wilson
Howard A. Wilson
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