Marlboro Roundup of Local People and Moves
Marlboro notices report numerous residents with health, work, or travel updates. Irving Pay ill, William Powers visiting Troy New York, Albert Beaudreau at Frye factory, Miss Annie OBrien and others active in Lynn Worcester Brookfield and Hudson. Local employment changes include Raymond Keefe move Boston and Delia Breen Worcester visiting, plus new hires at W. L. Douglas Brockton and Brigham-Gregory Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving L. Pay
Pleasant St
William Powers
Troy
N. Y
Albert Beaudreau
Frye
A. F. Brown
Westboro
George Bell
Charles Santora
Hopkinton
Annie O'Brien
Tremont St
Lynn
M. J. Linnane
Phil J. Burke
Local notes list residents visiting, travel, and work changes
James Cunningham of Everett is home for a few days. Louis Breault recovers from an illness. George Brown of Lynn visited his father on Cherry Street. Carlton Morse stayed with relatives in Cambridge. Warren Stowe of Lynn visited his parents on Arlington Street. Karl Stratton returns from a Boston vacation. Annie Rice of Natick visited the Cruses on Maple Street. Myrtie Collins of Woodville is hosted by the Lights on Cottage Street. Thomas Mahoney sold a cottage on Korace Street to Fred Cauley. Walter Coggins recovers from measles. Charles Ross begins duties with a Boston tea and coffee house. Thomas Jnr. Coughlin attends a Bristol RI funeral. Clinton line trains now run to Maynard cars instead of stopping at Carpenter's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Cragin
Peterboro
N. H
William H. Niles
Highland St
Hilaire Lacouture
Lincoln St
Marlboro & Westboro Street Railway
Worcester Consolidated
Dorothy Lyman
Brockton
J. A. Lippard
Elm St
Jeremiah O’neil
New Haven
Providence
Joseph Noel
W. L. Douglas
Winthrop St
Mertice Vandermeer
Mechanic Sr
John Lawton
Marlboro Enterprise
Maynard
Elmer D. Howe
Lee
Boon's Pond
George Tolman
Mr. Howe
Katherine Gemmill
Nellie Proctor
Marlboro
Miss Gemmill
Miss Proctor
Bertha Silver
Pleasant St
J. A. Frye
Pr. RE. Stevens
Harry Whitcomb
Harvard Sr
Herbert Carpenter
U .S
Franklin
Norfolk
James Cunningham
Everett
Louis Breault
George Brown
Lynn
Cherry St
Carlton Morse
Cambridge
Warren Stowe
Arlington St
Annie Rice
Natick
Richard Cruise
Maple St
Myrtie Collins
Woodville
Joseph Light
Thomas F. Mahoney
Korace Stowe
Loring St
Fred Cauley
Walter Coggins
Patrick Cogging
East St
Charles Ross
Boston
Thomas B. Coughlin, Jr
Pope St
Bristol
R. 1
Clinton
Carpenter's Drug Store
Local Notes From Graf ton Area and Nearby Towns
George Putnam visits Graf ton. Miss Eva Blackman travels to Chicago. Bertran Oxner works at Geddes dye shop. Archie Thayer recovers from illness. Mrs. Henry J. Adams visits relatives in Lynn. Miss Mary Morgan attends Flynn's business college. Several residents change jobs at local factories and farms. a grass fire on Stevens street is controlled. measles cases rise but quarantines equal releases. Timothy Reardon takes Worcester's Hotel, with Gleason House service background noted. Community updates include hospital donations from Hudson Tuesday Club and White Cross Guild comfort pillows. Rexall 93 Hair Tonic advertised with typical cautionary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertran Oxner
Geddes
Archie Thayer
Henry J. Adams
Lynn
Mary Morgan
Flynn's Business College
Fred Donovan
Nee Bruso
Cleveland
Henry Bruso
Honest. Thomas
J. P. Mullen
E. G. Hoitt
F. X. Blais
Jeremiah Lecault
Lincoln Jr
J. A. Frye
Brigham-Gregory
Hudson
Harry E. Brigham
Board of Health
J. J. Cassidy
Timothy Reardon
Worcester
Reardon
Gleason House
Boniface
Marlboro Hospital
White Cross Guild
First Meeting of Holy Name Society at St Michael's
The Holy Name society at St Michael's church held its first meeting in the church basement after Tuesday service. Rev James Doran chaired. William Gill elected secretary. A committee was named to collect names for treasurer and president to be elected Sunday. About 212 members now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. Michael's Church
James Doran
William Gill
David Finn
P. H. Gill
J. J. McKormack
William Curran
Patrick Short
Obituary for Mrs Lottie Seeley of Lincoln Street
Mrs Lottie R Lapan Seeley aged 65 died at her Lincoln street home Monday evening at 11 30 from consumption. Married in 1880 to Israel J Seeley she leaves five children. Funeral from her home Thursday at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie R. (Lapan) Seeley
Lincoln St
Israel J. Seeley
Rexall Mucu-Tone Catarrh Cure Promoted by Pharmacists
In season of catarrh ads, a local drugstore highlights Rexall Mucu-Tone as a trusted remedy backed by pharmacist reputation and a genuine guarantee. The pitch promises quick relief, improved appetite, warmer extremities, steadier nerves, better sleep, and renewed energy with a money back guarantee and 50 cent trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Mucu-Tone
Mucu- Tone
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T. F. Parker
A.C. Loewe
Model Pharmacy
Nason Street
Loewe’s
Assabet Institution For Savings
C. J. Bodfish
Pres
A. T.haynes
Treas
C. H. Persons
A. G. Haynes
S. R. Kitchen
J. W. Ogden
South Acton Coal & Lumber Co
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
Mass
Martin Mahoney
Horace Forbush
Leominster
Horace Burhoe
Albany
A. Trumbell
Fort Meadow
Helen
McCarthy
West Main St
Louis Bouffard
Carpenter
Broad St
Julia Costello
Brookfield
George
Pine
Arthur L. Brown
Paris St
Marlboro Business College
Raymond Keefe
Middlesex
Stations of the Cross
Immaculate Conception Church
Delia Breen
Margaret Connelly
Washington St
H. M. McGregor
Spalding
Oliver Sasseville
Webster
Stanislaus Pomerleau
Frye St
Albert Goulet
The
New England Telephone Co
Geo. R. Cleveland and Son
Viola E. Cleveland
K. Smith
East Mainst
Mizpah
O. E
Masonic Hall
W. L. Eucley
B. H. Ellis
Howard Brigham
Secon
B. O. Brigham
Ethel Dewitt
Adons Nervine Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Karl Stratton
George Putnam
Grafton
Joseph Delorme
Eva Blackman
Chicago
T. J. Brennan
J. M. Sears
Southboro
Stevens St
Henry W. Eager
Cottage City
F. A. Marshall
Blanche Sansoucy
Eva Fereon
Anna Bachaud
Southbridge
A. A. Gelinas
Howland St
Rexall
Druff
Tion
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason St
United Drug
United Drug Company
Jules
P. H. Delee
Concord High School
Plas
Frederick T Widmer
West St
Mati
Wiss Annie KL. Hicks
Bedford
John A. Finigan
Bedford Street
Concord
New Ling
T. J
Butler
T. J. Butler
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