Marlboro Notes Busy with Local Moves and Visits
Benjamin Miller leaves Ideal Market. Morse & Bigelow assign new delivery crew. Various residents visit relatives in Brockton Somerville and Lowell. Miss Bertha Blackington to Barton Morrison bookkeeper. James Fitzgerald joins Worcester street railway. Rev Jobin to spend annual vacation here.
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Benjamin Miller
Morse & Bigelow
Michael Murphy
Wentworth House
Newcastle
N. H
B. T. Warner
Brockton
W. M. Warren
Jaffrey
George Ivers
Somerville
A. Bodreau
Newton St
Thomas Crotty
South St
J. H. Harris
Gunette
Alice
Lowell
Agislin
May
Thomas McLaughlin
Rochester
William Kelleher
LB. Hall
William Finneran
Boston & Maine Road
Grace A. Croft
Church St
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Mass
H. S. Leary
Fort Meadow
Hill Top Cottage
George D. Bowers
E. C. Ford
K. L. Denton
Fitchburgh
Gleason
Theodore Meanor
A. C. Faulkner
Chicago Crayon Co
New York State
G. Winslow Brigham
Fair Haven Cottage
Lake Boone
Helen B. Ellis
Abbot Academy
A. W. Collamore
New York City
Highland St
Charles Smith
Cornville
Albert Leighton
Smith
Leighton
Walter .Marshall
William Marshall
Concord
Joseph St. Laurent
Fitchburg
Charles Landry
George Hart
George Fectian
Salem
Louisa Gregoire
Langley St
F. A. Warner
Chestnut St
William E. Cadman
Philadelphia
Ogunquit
Washington St
Exeter
N.hs
Hoiti Charlton
Phillips Exeter Academy
Dartmouth College
Hudson man Brigham cleared of Provident ties restored to rank
Gen. William H. Brigham, inspector general on Gov. Guild’s staff, is restored to full rank after an inquiry found no criminal act connected to Provident Securities and Banking. Hudson townsmen celebrate as Brigham, once linked to the firm, resigns to shield the governor during the investigation.
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Boston
William H. Brigham
Gov Guild
Hudson
Th Provident Securities and Banking Co
Provident Company
Gen. Brigham
Provident
Brigham
Boston Herald
Gov. Guild
Provident Securities & Banking Company
Charles F. Gettemy
John B. Moran
Suffolk County
A. 8. Hall
C.F. Weed
Meyer Bloomfield
Depositors’ Protective Committee
Lucius R. Eastman Jr
Shenandoah Irrigation & Land Company
Gen. Dalton
Guild
Ground Broken Contractor Hurley Starts Lapointe Factory
Contractor T. P. Hurley of Marlboro broke ground Monday at Lincoln Park for the Lapointe factory foundation. The brick two story building with two wings measures 40 by 140 feet with 20 by 33 and 20 by 30 foot wings and must be ready for occupancy by September 15. Supervisor Jerempih O'Neil leads the project as the Hull point concern seeks more manufacturing work in Hudson. The Attorney and Mrs. Charles P. Tucker were the guests Sunday.
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T. P. Hurley
Marlboro
Lincoln Park
Lapointe
Hurley
Jerempih O'Neil
O'Neill
Hudson
Ceris
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