Seventh annual recital by F G Bond pupils in Marlboro
F G Bond’s seventh annual pupil recital held in the Baptist church on Wednesday June 21 drew a packed audience from Marlboro and neighboring towns. The event featured solos duets and ensembles with praise for Percy Graham as organist and Lucy Bean as accompanist. The standout piece was Calm as the Night by Bohm and several young soloists including Mary Collins Luella Marey Jennie Bean and Maurice Quinlan received strong notices.
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F. G. Bond
Baptist Church
Hudson
Northboro
Southboro
Jennie H. Bean
Minnie A. Hildreth
Julia E. Lafleur
E. Luella Marcy
Lillian G. Pratt
Mary A. Collins
Charles F. Mansmann
Maurice L. Quinlan
Harry A. McMaster
Thos. Taylor, Jr
David A. Archibald
William F. Sims
Percy Graham
Lucy B. Bean
Mansmann
Taylor
Maurice Quinlan
Luella Marey
Bishop
Mary Collins
Chas. F. Mansmann
Thomas Taylor
Wm. F. Sims
L. H. Birmingham
Maude Lenore Day
Mertice G. Stratton
Emma F. Boyce
Gertrude N. Walcott
Reed Water Filter Saves the Parched Party
A Detroit Free Press account recalls an expedition in the Indian Territory where an old trapper shows a reed and moss filter to draw water from near the surface. The narrator tests it and finds the water clear and refreshing, praising the moss filter as a lifesaver.
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United States Geological and Surveying
Indian Territory
Detroit Free Press
Co M Mustered In in Hudson During June Muster
Major M D Clements of Waltham led twenty men in Hudson on Tuesday June 20 for Co M of the South Regt MV M Muster details note that seventeen more enlistments remain and total strength nears fifty with drill plans, armory, and camp arrangements pending.
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M. D. Clements
Waltham
Hudson
Co. M
Sth Regt
Clements
Newton
Cambridge
James P. Clare
Henry B. Whitcomb
Charles H. Moore
Joseph F. Porter
William L. Persons
John P. Curley
John F. Doherty
George Downey
Charles Whittaker
Everard Whittemore
William H. McCarthy
Thomas B. ‘Iravers
Edward F. Maynard
Patrick H. McGrath
James P. Sullivan
Thomas O'Kerrigan
Harry C. Moore
Richard E. Maynard
Mas. Clements
Clare
U.S
Co. M., 5Th Regt
Camp Dalton
South Framingham
South
Washington
Unitarian Guild Meeting and Tufts Class Day Highlights
Stow notes visitors and social visits to local families. Tufts Class Day honors 58 seniors at Goddard chapel with Capen leading ceremonies and a Chelsea supervisor address.
Cleasondale Town Notes A Busy Summer Preview
A lawn party is planned this week. Arthur Offen visits briefly. Miss M O Reilly returns from a western two week trip. Elwin Jacobs of Hollis NH visits Mrs Nourse. High school admission exams were held Tuesday. Mrs Hannah Bemis may return home from hospital. Miss C E Hewitt goes to Westford for the summer. Mrs M A S Maynard returns from a week with relatives. Notices for grass auction on C N Murdock place. G F Murdock family arrives for summer at Stow. Clarence Emmerson and Mrs Patten of Lynn visiting Mrs M A Taylor. J Clifford Hall completes freshman year at Amherst Ag college. Sick list includes Miss Clara Kierstead, Frank OBrien, Mrs Oliver Wheeler. Local graduates attend Stow high school exercises. Mountain laurel given by Mrs W G Kimball. Junior Endeavors clean up triangle for next week ice cream social. Jamaica Plain baseball plan discussed after Gleason dbero 8 OV. Rev A J Hall attends Amherst Ag college events. L F Priest and George Bola at Fruit-growers meeting in Amherst. About 20 youths surprise Edith Nixon on 16th birthday with games and lanterns. Out-of-town visitors named. George Priest of Gardner stops in town. Fire alarm at one o'clock Sunday called people to fire that burned the barn of Dierman Bruce. house saved. Cause unknown. insured property. People visiting from out of town listed.
Fragment on Schumann and Carnaval performance
In Felix Moscheles autobiographical fragments Mme Schumann declines a small reunion request then relents saying if Carnaval is played one must perform it all. Moscheles envoy recalls her insistence and she finally plays the entire Carnaval.
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Felix
Moscheles
Mme. Schumann
Startling Resolve to Clean Out a Room by a Scrub Lady
A large framed athletic young woman declares I have come to clean out this room and immediately begins scrubbing. The moment captures a brisk, decisive kitchen maid like action reported by the Chicago Tribune with lively, plainspoken tone.
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Chicago Tribune
Dr King’s Life Pills Sold At Local Stores
Advertises sugar coated health pills claimed to revive energy and strength. Claims include boosting mental power and vitality. Available for 25 cents at Johnson’s druggist, Maynard, and J.C. Friend’s in Concord.
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Dr. King
Johnson
Maynard
J.C. Friend
Concord
Marlboro Junction Carriages Advertised by O P Walkers
Buy the Best. It's cheapest in the long run and just as easy to get. Call at O P Walkers Marlboro Junction for the finest carriages to be had.
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O. P. Walker's
Marlboro Junction
Coronation duties tied to land tenure and royal service
Florence Hayward surveys Queen Victoria's coronation roll in The Century describing petitions tied to land tenure. Nobles sought duties and offices for coronation such as the Duke of Norfolk's glove and arm support, Baroness Grex de Ruthyn's spur bearing, and the Earl of Huntingdon's sword bearing, with warnings that nonperformance would not forfeit lands.
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Florence Hayward
Victoria
Privy Council
Duke of Norfolk
Worksop
Worksop Manor
Barbara
Grex de Ruthyn
George
Lord Byron
Francis
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Featured In Civil War Injury Tale
Red hot from the gun was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman of Newark Michigan during the Civil War. The wound caused ulcers for 20 years before Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. The ad touts cures for cuts bruises burns boils felons corns skin eruptions and piles at 20 cents a box with a guarantee from Johnson Maynard Jane J.C. Friend in Concord.
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Mich
Bucklen
Johnson
Maynard
Jane J.C. Friend
Concord
Carriage Offer Promises Low Prices at Marlboro Junction
O. P. Walker of Marlboro Junction advertises Affordable carriage work and low prices with a pledge to satisfy every customer.
Figures With Fingers Hieroglyphics From The Philadelphia Times
The article explains finger signaling as a code forming numerals from I to X and beyond. It paths V and X shapes with both hands, joining thumbs and fingers to represent numbers and hieroglyphics, noting left hand and right hand combinations.
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Vail
Philadelphia Times
Tailor Mistakes Suit Fit for Lawyer in Comic Exchange
Ally Sloper cartoon caption shows a lawyer complaining the coat waistcoat and suit are too long while the tailor apologizes and suggests longer menswear. The scene centers on a humorous misfit between professional attire and tailor misinterpretation.
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Ally Sloper
Eyeglass Fashion Comment Sparks Friendly Banter
A light quotes category notes that women who wear eyeglasses are congenial and enjoy comparing experiences of putting on spectacles long before age played a role. The remark playful and social in tone.
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