Concord Junction Church Notes and Local Listings
Congregations announce service times and church events. Rev W W Campbell leads Concord Junction United Methodist and Aarandinaview M E Church with morning and evening services and weekly meetings. Other entries list St George’s, St Bridget’s, local lodges and fraternal groups with meeting nights and times.
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Concord
W. W. Campbell
Aarandinaview M. E
C. F. Nilson
ST. George’s Church
Arthur Bradford
Nureais
Ieee
Forest
A. Auw W
Kents
Pythias
G. T
Tone
C. T
Hibernians
Regal Arcovam
O. P
Auditors and trustees contest headlines fill town slate
March election moves and nomination papers flood Maynard city pages. Henry Felton and James Connors file for auditor while L P Sleeper and Walter Carver seek library and school board posts. Candidates discuss sleigh rides and public duties as townsfolk plan for a busy campaign period.
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A. H. Herrick
Boston
George Wright
Quincy
Henry Felton
Nominaton
L. P. Sleeper
McGrath
Natick
Annie Burke
Forest
Providence
Charles Wheeler
Hudson National Bank
Margaret Murphy
Maynard
Lizzie Lee
River St
Garde D'Honneur
Fitchburg
James Connors
High St
Eugene O'Neil
Holy Cross College
Walnut St
Walter E. Carver
C. 8. Jackson
Main St
Cambridge
Lon Hemenway
B. F. Worcester
Frank Hapgood
Board For Health
Peter Breen
Frank Morse
Provincetown
Freeman A. Morse
Frank Knowles
Samuel Peck
Navy
Walter Wheeler
Wellesley
Fred Glines
Herbert Dickenson
Woodstock
T. §. Carter
Gertrude Madden
St. Bridget’s
Ethel Rawson
Marshall Warren
New Union Evangelical Church
Stow
Maude Day
Irene Nobie
Marlboro
Nina Sanborn
O'Neil St
Holliston
Miles Ilingsworth
University of Maine
Illingsworth
Washington St
Fred. H. Sawyer
William Fahey
Magourn
6Th Regiment
Chas. H. Cook
Clyd
B. D. Brown
Church St
Alstead
Anna Calden
M. A. Calden
Salter Silk Co
Ralph Robinson
James Robinson
Houghton Jr
Bowers
Clinton
J. L. Harriman
Marlborough Natural History Society Seeks Permanent Home
The Marlborough Natural History Society seeks a permanent home in the former First National Bank building on Mechanic Street. The society would store and display historic relics, birds, minerals, and manuscripts in a fireproof space, allowing public access and ending the need for an unstable location.
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Marlborough Natural History Society
First National Bank
Fragmentary note hints at seeking ideal home for a building
A fragmentary text discusses a building that may be kept for love, the need for proper care, and finding an opportunity to furnish an ideal home or lift for its direction. It mentions occupancy and potential manure as a metaphorical concern.
Massachusetts Forester’s First Annual Report Issued
The first annual report to the General Court covers work from last August to December 31 1904. It outlines lectures at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst on forestry, woodlot management, and practical student involvement. It urges action to curb Gypsy and brown tail moths threatening forests and notes outreach to farmers and woodland owners.
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General Court
Foresters Office
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Commonwealth
State Forester
State House
Boston
Mass
Taunton Pawtucket Middleboro Wareham Rail Chief Appointed
Arthur C. Ralph, ex superintendent of the Boston and Worcester street railway, is named general manager of the Taunton, Pawtucket and Middleboro, Wareham and Buzzards Bay system. Dollar Day in Marlboro Saturday.
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Arthur C. Ralph
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
Taunton
Pawtucket
Middleboro
Wareham & Buzzard
Bay Street
Marlboro
Farmers Institute Marks Close of Winter Dairy Session
The Massachusetts Agricultural College hosts an institute on March 15 under the Board of Agriculture and Prof J W Sanborn. Dairy students will demonstrate separators churns pasteurizers butter workers and Babcock testers while samples of milk or cream are tested. Meals cost 25 cents. Public invited.
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Board of Agriculture, Policies
J. W. Sanborn
Gilmanton
N. H
New England
Babcock
Farrell profile by Tim Murnane charms Marlboro readers
The Sunday Globe featured a lengthy Tim Murnane piece on Farrell that Marlboro residents found engaging. The article praises Murnane’s style and highlights portraits of the ball star, his daughter Grace, and his Newton home. A product plug for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets appears with local retailers listed.
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Farrell
Tim Murnane
Sunday Globe
Marlboro
Mr. Murnane
Grace
Newton At
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J. M. Bellows
Maynard Block
Dr. $. R. Garland
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Marnard
Freday
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Concord Junction
Mmagb
F. H. Bryant
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. EB. Bisbee
Sun. School
L. D. Wilson
Euperin
Epworth
St. Bridget’s R. C. Church
J. A. Crowe
West Acton
J. Kulchar
New York
Barker Waden Street
Frank J. Griffin
Unitarian Sunday School
Frank Newell
Nellie
Tor
Cartwright
Town Hall
Hose Company
Lunt
Board of Registrars
Chas. Drake
Chapinville
Conn
Chamberlain
Johnson's Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Vinci
Forestry
Massachusetts
Farmers’ Institute
Massachusetts Agricutural College
Mari Duke
Johnson