Local notes from Hudson and nearby towns reflect community life
Albert Shortsleeves assists in J Frank Murray's fruit store while residents attend weddings, parades, church services, and memorial events. Charles McKenzie visits Cambridge for St John day parade. Rail depot duties and fire alarm boxes installed. Miss Flossie Davy readings featured. Ralph Manning injured at work. Ladies Relief Corps honors at G A R rooms with memorial address by Rev J W Stephan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Sawyer
Frank D. Knight
Forest
Stowe Farm
Brigham and
Chapin St
Charles Smith
Ralph Jewett
St. Jean Society
Garde de Honneur
St. Michael's Church
Thos. F. Cusack
Unitarian Church
Flossie Davy
Ralph Manning
C. M. Brett Shoe Factory
T. F. Tierney
Ladies Relief Corps of
Reno
Funeral for Mrs Lurana M Lamb in Forestvale
Mrs Lurana M Lamb wife of DeLosas Lamb died Thursday morning at home on Lincoln Funeral services were held Monday at 2 o clock conducted by Rev J W Stephan with Rev Mr Gage of Templeton a nephew of the deceased The burial followed in Forestvale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurana M. Lamb
DeLosas Lamb
Lincoln
J. W. Stephan
Mr. Gage
Templeton
Summer visitors and local movements in Marlboro
The town records multiple residents and visitors including Fred Robert Broad street on vacation, Oscar L Angeli er Leominster renewing acquaintances, Mrs Narcisse Rivard North Adams at parents, Alphonse Bouley Brockton visiting, Frank Lyons visiting his uncle Joseph Lyons in Madden, John Desmaris recovering from a back sprain, Clement Paquette attending St Jean s celebration in Lowell, William and Marie Hamlin in Leominster and Whalom Park, Joseph Blanchette and Adolph at a summer school in Leicester, Louis Couture and a friend s wedding in Leominster. Fred Menard Chestnut street also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L'Angelier
Leominster
Narcisse Rivard
Grant St
North Adams
Alphonse Bouley
Brockton
Clement Paquette
Cutting St
Lowell
William Hamlin
Broad St
Whalom Park
Louis Couture
Chestnut St
Fred Menard
Local Notes and Visits Across Towns and Regions
A roundup of residents visiting relatives in Brockton Woonsocket and Boston areas. new baby born to Adolphe Lampron. Holy Trinity Choir concert tonight at Baptist church with Boston talent. high school reception in Northborough and Hudson. Marlboro Knights Templar outing to Cambridge and Boston harbor trips. hydrants being painted. various readers traveling to cottages around Lake Boone and Lake Boone area. Repairs at Marlboro Junction station. Melrose House furniture auctioned. N Y N H H newsstand handler to Cottage City. dedication banquet for municipal building July 16. Wyzanski family season in Winthrop. Eudice Wyzanski aims to swim crest of three miles. Edward Flaherty visited Spencer. H L Stone from Baltimore on business. Mrs. Lyman Wheeler recently able to go out. Rev. Brewin and Rev. Flynn home from Brighton seminary for summer. Arthur Hollis leaves Copley Square Hotel for Atlantic City hostelrie position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Baptist Church
Northborough
Hudson
Marlboro Knights Templar
Knight Templar
Cambridge
Boston Harbor
Trinity Commandery of
Holy Trinity Choir
Boston
Joseph Normandin
East Brookfield
Frank Leblanc
Canada
Joseph Leblanc
Brockton
John Mannion
N. Y
Cottage City
City Building Commission
Maurice Wyzanski
Winthrop
Adams House
Wyzanski
Eudice
James Brewin
Wm. Flynn
Brighton Seminary
Arthur Hollis
Copley Square
Atlantic City
Loyalty of Cossacks on the wane sparks political tension in Russia
In St Petersburg on June 27 reports describe Parliament’s lower house airing revolutionary propaganda aimed at soldiers. Cossack deputies clash with reformers as War Minister Rudiger mulls breaking up Krasnoye-Selo guard camp. Rostov on Don Cossacks demand pensions for families if killed. A Vassili Ostrov dispute shows anti-Cossack hostility. Charles R. Flint notes foreign investment unlikely unless a stable ministry is formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Krasnoye-Selo
Rudiger
Preobrajensky Regiment
Rostovon-Don
Charles R. Flint
New York
Peasant and Estate Coalition Grows in Yelets Province
In Yelets Russia on June 27 the agrarian movement spreads as peasants join with estate workers against landlords. Rural guards report several clashes with many wounded and two deaths in the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelets
Russia
Antisemitic Unrest Reported in Southern Russia
From St Petersburg on June 27 M Vina ver reports telegrams from southern Russian cities warning of planned antisemitic disorders and urging immediate protection measures for Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Royal court shifts to Thursday to allow Jewish attendance
London reports the third court of the season will be held on Thursday June 28 by royal command, a move hailed as a breakthrough against anti-Semitic barriers and possibly echoed in Russia. In Cleveland, Deputy County Treasurer Bender uses a large tax collection van to back up to the front door and collect outstanding taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Cleveland
Bender
Concord News Chronicle Briefs From June Events
Activities at Harvard and Amherst colleges include class day honors as William F. Emerson leads ceremonies. Miss Mildred Brown attends baccalaureate at Amherst and graduation exercises. Jack Hoar's appendectomy complications require a second operation and grave condition. Town clock malfunction noted over several nights. Worcester Antiquarium group visits Concord then dinner at Colonial hotel hosted by Concord Society. Ex Congressmen Samuel D. Powers faces speed limit charge, case filed. Richard F. Wood wakes to find a stranger left a machine at his door overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brown
Amherst College
Jack Hoar
Worcester Antiquarium Society
Concord
Colonial Hotel
Concord Society
Samuel D. Powers of
Newton
Judge Keyes
Richard F. Wood
Bunker Hill Day Hospitality by WCTU at Frances Willard Settlement
The W C T U hosted 34 Frances E Willard settlement girls in Boston for Bunker Hill Day. Roses from neighbors lined the house, music followed by lunch, a Concord drive in rented carriages, and a food sale funded transport. They returned to Boston by 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Boston
Wanted Cook For Family Of Twelve Eight Weeks
Wanted at once an experienced cook for a family of 12 for eight weeks with no washing and good pay. Apply by sending a letter to box 333 Concord Massachusetts. Also requests for general housework or second work and other notices appear in the same classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Jersey
Geo. F. Wheeler
Local Notes from Concord Junction and vicinity
Miss May Boylan visited her sister Sadie Sunday. Mr. Shaw of East Acton sold his fish route to Mr. Day. T Sheehan and George Lee drove to Peterbury New Hampshire Sunday. Thomas Riley attended the dance at Maynard Saturday night.
To Let and Boat Hire at Concord Junction
Concord Junction local notice offers half of a double house with seven rooms bath hot and cold water tub furnace electric lights garden and stable near station and school on Pleasant street Apply to L A Hesselton H H Young Co Concord Junction Mass Also boats to let at ten cents per hour with island trips by Wallis B Ford 144 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Pleasant St
L. A. Hesselton
H. H. Young & Co
Mass
Wallis B. Ford
Commonwealth Ave
Maas
Packers Welcome Good Inspection Law
J O Armour of Chicago packers arrives on the Kronprinz Wilhelm and advocates a good inspection law. He says criticism of the packing industry was unfounded and that packers continually seek facility improvements and general betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. O. Armour
Chicago
Armour
Concord High School Class of 1906 Graduation Night
The Concord High School graduation for the class of 1906 was held Friday evening with 74 graduates. A cantata Ruth Part 1 and Part 2 featured Blake contralto Miss L ary soprano Miss J die Bie soprano and Loughlin bass with Mrs Walter S. Le land at the piano. Diplomas were presented to graduates across Classical, General, English and Post-Graduate courses, with honors listed as Magna cum laude and cum laude among the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe
Concord H School
Cp Ln Ag
Ruth
Blake
Lary
J Die Bie
Loughlin
Walter
A. R. Gaul
W. W. Campbell
Henry T. Batley
Joseph Loughlin
Harold Daniel ‘Shaughnessy
Antoinette “Alamidown Barker
Charlies Francis Blanchard
Katherine Fairchild
Cragin
Graves Gravesen
Lucy Tolmaneemer
Elnathan Jones Kimtatteyv
Rude Helen Joe
Amelia Viets
Helen Ed
Rema Stanton Blodgett
Per Percival
Ter
Harold Ellis
Een Wetter Adams Rideout
Myron Robert ,Stevenson
Francis Rodman Titcomb
Robert Odiorne Wood
Edward Roger
Nemiya
Ward
Preston Richer
Elizabeth Parks Wheeler
Josephine Blanchard
Amy
Bia Clark
Eviyn Haskell
Eliza Howe
Roden Ae
Milton ‘Cleveland Beane
John Deleany Hagerty
Gordon Kenneth McKenzie
Lillian Marion Russell
Caroline Ellen Cadwell
Edward James McClellan
Arthur Wellesley Nelson
Hester May Lawin
John Joseph Williams
Harpy’ Stearns Barker
Rosa Mildred Bowker
Arthur Rich Champagne
Charles Richardson Park
Warren Kendall Blodgett
Herbert Edward Harwood
Winthrop Scott Perry
Marcus Bernard Webber
Rodney Wheeler
Regular Communion and Patriot Service at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Church will hold its regular communion and reception of new members next Sunday at the usual worship hour. The pastor will lecture Friday evening. On Sunday at 7 30 p m a patriotic service is planned with expected interdenominational participation and remarks by Senator.
Advertised Letters and Names From Local Post
List of advertised letters includes Gaudens Saint Gaudens and a series of recipients such as Thomas Nunn A and Soma Mise Nora Calhan Mrs F C and Miss Elizabeth Greene Miss Maym C. Gri Sarah McNell Miss uth Vinton among others referenced in a fragmented post office notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaudens Saint Gaudens
Thomas Nunn
Soma Mise
Nora Calhan
F. C
M. Elizabeth Greene
Maym C. Gri
Sarah McNell
Uth Vinton
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The
Enterprise Company
Oo Wee
Post Omen
Mariboro
Congress
Opvice
Main Street
Marlboro
T5eesch
Albert Shortsleeves
J. Frank Murray
John Manchester
Daniel Reardon
Gleasondale
Hudson Friends
Charles McKenzie
Trinity Commandery
Forestvale
Fred Robert
Frank Lyons
Belmont St
Joseph Lyons
Madden
John Desmaris
Silver St
Joseph Blanchette
Adolph
Lecester
Albert Vanderhoof
J.w.c’s. of
Maynard
P. W. White
Lynn
Fred Normandin
Town
George Normandin
J. B. Lambert
Wilfrid Mathieu
Woonsocket, R. I
Adolphe Lampron
Wachusett Sr
Fred Bouvier
Violet
Vu de Leau Cottage
Lake Boone
Herman Duplessis
Ambrose McNally
George Gallagher
Frank Foster
Lakeside
Omer Belmore
Va de Leau
Mr. Belmore
N. H. H. Railroad
Marlboro Junction
Melrose House
J. J. Skahan
Edward Flaherty
Spencer
H. L. Stone
Baltimore
Lyman Wheeler
Empire
Prince Dolgourokoff
Mouromtseff
Peterhof
George H. Eee
N. H. Robert Gage
Harvard
William F. Emerson
Fair Grounds
W. C. T. U. Outing
Concord Locas
Fairhaven
Chesham
N. H
F. W. Chase
Moriest
Dorchester
Geo. D. Hubbard
F. M. Holland
Joseph Angelo
Concord Mass
Vanderveer
Post Office
Eaton-Hurlbut
H. S. Richardson
Rnameneiltt
Trinitarian Church
Peary
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