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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
6
Marlboro updates include Mrs Maurice Kirby ill with brain fever, Kenyon and Melendy sick with tonsillitis, several residents confined at home, and many visitors. Easter week weddings planned at St Marys as residents travel for visits, work moves, new employments, a ward improvement group ponders a small home, and local firms prepare for summer and factory roles.
Frank E Haynes longtime Hudson box factory superintendent and beloved community figure died Sunday night at his Cherry Street home after a weeklong illness. Born in Bedford 45 years ago he came to Hudson 16 years ago and rose from worker to superintendent at C J Sawyer’s box factory. He married Lena Davis 13 years ago and left behind three children Robert Edna and Helen. He was active in the Hudson Lodge of Ellis Hose 2 and served on the Hudson fire engineers board.
Notices posted by the Hudson selectmen and Officer Ernest Crossman call for all dogs in town to be muzzled and restrained immediately. The action follows a mad dog incident involving a Munsey dog in Marlboro and allows killing unmuzzled dogs for 90 days. Enforcers are Officers Magorty and Crossman.
The Hudson School Committee voted Saturday night to allow a single session in the high school building for three months starting April 1. The measure follows a pupil petition signed by those attending the high school. If the arrangement proves satisfactory, it may become permanent.
An advertisement touts Rexall "93" Hair Tonic as a cure for dandruff stops hair loss and restores natural color. It claims to grow hair on bald heads except where long baldness has led to dead roots and closed follicles.
P R Grenache of this town files one libel for divorce in Middlesex Superior Court against his wife Etta W Grenache. She last resided Worcester according to the filing. They wed at Marlboro January 8 1898 and lived in Marlboro Southboro Webster and Worcester. He alleges she deserted him in Marlboro April 21 1900 and accuses her of adultery. The libel is returnable on the first Monday of April.
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