Local News Snippets Include Hospital Visits And Dances
Lawrence Morgan returns from Carney Hospital in Boston. Conrad cuts his hand while axing wood. Dr. J. J. Kelley attended. O Brien mentioned as pr. J. 8 candidate for animal inspector at 41 Southboro. Toland may resume work next week. L Selby of Urban Stock Co. in town arranging for appearances. Dance tickets issued for April 7 under Telephone Operators Union at A. O. H. ball. Mrs. Corn Nichols leaves Marlboro Hospital for home. Mrs. Eldon Holt travels to Newburyport for bereavement. Mr. McBurnie found dead in Amesbury. Herrick wiring homes in Marlboro and Southboro. Ladies Circle of Universalist Church to meet this afternoon. Marlboro Labor Union to hold open meeting with AF of L official address. Thomson and Greeley attend quarterly Grand Chapter in Boston. Herrick wires houses for electricity on Commonwealth Ave. Salem News item read: Edward B. Richards, Marlboro HS 1899 and Harvard 1903 son of Mr. and Mrs. Richards. A friend notes Frank Reynolds passing through Augusta, Maine for Patitiquot.
Hoof and mouth outbreak at Knapp farm prompts quarantine
Eight of Sprague E H Knapp's 25 cows show hoof and mouth disease leading to quarantine of the Knapp herd at 279 East Main Street. Two federal veterinarians to review the case. suspected Holstein cattle to be killed. The Lake farm herd nearby also faces imminent culling amid safety concerns.
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Sprague EH. Knapp
Will
C. W. Knapp
Somerville
Sprague A. Knapp
East’ Main St
Boston
Knapp
Renk Curtis
B. W. Wheeler
Strongest
Neek Clark
Vane
Lake Farm
Smoke Talk Co drill draws strong praise from town leaders
An enthusiastic audience watched Company I hold a half hour drill in the armory hall then hear speakers including Col. Sweetser, Lieut. Magennis, Col. Adams, Gen. Darling, Selectman Shattuck and Gen. Hoit. They praised the unit's progress under Captain Dee and urged readiness for future war and duty. The event boosted morale and underscored local support for the militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Col. Sweetser
6Th Regiment
Lieut. Magennis
U. S
National Guard of
Massachusetts
Cyrus Barton Adams
Col. Sane
Ohio
Charles ‘Darling
Elmer B. Shattuck
Hoit
Maine
Concord To Choose a Course Says Supt Hall
Supt Wells A Hall spoke at Eaton hall meeting with pupils and parents from Peter Bulkeley Emerson schools about selecting a high school course. An alumni vocational guidance plan was proposed to connect pupils with practiced professionals for career help. He contrasted mental versus physical work and emphasized choosing a fitting life path and sticking to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Hall
Eaton Hall
Supt
Wells A. Hall
Peter Bulkeley
Emerson
Robert A. Woods
Hail
Hall
Ess
Public reception highlights town telephone service
Central hosted a first public reception for the new telephone office drawing over 369 visitors. Manager F. J. Bennett and former head E. F. Sidley explained operations, switchboard processes, and how calls are connected, with staff demonstrating a live local call and equipment functions.
Concord Protest Over Prison Move To Concord Junction
The town of Concord at its annual meeting protests the plan to move the state prison from Charlestown district Boston to the Mass Reformatory at Concord Junction. A committee of 15 is appointed by the moderator to present the remonstrance to the legislature. Members include Murray Ballou Charles E Brown Stedman Buttrick Frederick W Eaton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Charlestown
Boston
Concord Junction
Commonwealth of Massachusetta
Old Folks Concert Planned at Town Hall
Northboro announces an Old Folks Concert to be held in Town Hall on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Coulter of Worcester visited her sister Mrs. C. H. LaPorte in East Main Street. Arthur A. Rugs of Wellesley stopped in town yesterday and called on the car barn crew. he formerly worked at the Consolidated St. R office.
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Town Hall
The
Honeanes Historical Society
Robert Coulter
Worcester
C. H. LaPorte
East Main
Arthur A. Rugs
Wellesley
Consolidated St. R
Championship Basketball Clash Sets State Final
Fans anticipate a deciding state YMCA basketball game Thursday between Pitchburg YMCA and Springfield YMCA. The teams split one win each and will clash in the local hall with lineup names including Parsons, Channa ton, Hodge, Ket, Sullivan, Garland, Stes ling, and Amfott in Pitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitchburg Y. M. C. A
Springfield Y. M. C. A
Channaton
Parsons If
Gfield
Hodge
Pitchburg
Ketdail
Sullivan
Garland
Stesling
Amfott
Marlboro Electric Light Co Permit Case Deferred
City council will act later on granting a permit to Marlboro Electric Light Co to relocate nine poles on Church Street. The Mileetrie Co reports damage to trees and the matter awaits further consideration before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Electric Light Co
Mileetrie Co
For Sale Extra gooday hay and new hay
Short notice sale listing offers extra gooday hay and new hay at ten dollars each. No further details provided.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Morgan
Carney Hospital
Withrod Conrad
With An
J. J. Kelley
O'Brien
Pr. J
Southboro
Charler J. Toland
L. Selby
Urban Stock Co
Eysterday
Telephone Operators Union
A. O. H. Ball
Corn Nichols
Marlboro Hospital
Robert BE. N. Marshall
George RB. Herrick
Maurice Cratty
Commonwealth Ave
Southporo
T. P. Hurley
Ladies’ Circle of the Universalist Church
Marlboro Central Labor Union
Parke’s Block
Martin T. Joyce
American Federation of ‘Labor
Winfield Temple
George Herrick
W. F. Gnford
Annie Broderick
Bicknell St
Salem News
Edward B. Richards
Charles Richards
West Main St
Marlboro High School
Harvard
Toklows
Frank Reynolds
Augusta
Patticoting
N. B
Knapp Farm
Federal
Co. I
Concord Mass Equal Suffrage League
Margaret Foley
Frank Pope
Leominster
the Commonwealth
Decatas
Phy
Chem
Anc
Puelish
H. H
H. M. Acotts
H. H. Decor
McKernanan Electric Co
Massachusetts Sons of Veterans
Tremont Temple
Ton
F. C. Cutis
Henry Mee
Fred Morris
Houghton Royal Area
Odd Fellows
Oda Fellows
Emery
Eehanee Am
F. J. Bennett
E. F. Sidley
Up Central
Ng Central
Matthew Hammond
Roy W. Bilis
W. H. Parsons
Julia T. Mahoney
Miss Kendall
Northboro
L. D. Lanm
Carlisle, Mass
E. A. Buck
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