Car narrowly misses fall from Marlboro Hudson line bridge
A Marlboro Hudson division car, due in Hudson at 7, left the iron on the Washington street bridge. The forward trucks left the track and the front nearly struck a street post and the old Brigham shop cellar. Passengers none injured as crew pulled the car back onto the rail and a Marlboro wrecking crew refloated it by 9.
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Marlboro
Hudson
Cleary
Brigham
Washington St
Worst Storm of the Season Delays Hudson Transit
A heavy snow storm blanketed Hudson on Thursday with about seven inches of accumulation and 25 mph winds. Electric car lines, steam trains, and street plows faced delays. Boston sent a snow plow to assist the theatre train, and work crews cleared sidewalks for Friday commute.
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Hudson
Boston
Prominent Hudson Woman’s Club Leader Dies at Home
Mrs Clara Emma Davis wife of T C Davis of Warner street died Friday at 4 am after pernicious anemia. Born Chelsea March 25 1859 she moved to Hudson seven years ago and led the Hudson Woman's club for two years as president. She aided the Hudson Tuesday club and belonged to the Daughters of the Revolution in Boston. She attended the Unitarian church and is survived by her husband and two daughters Lillian and Hazel Wellman.
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Clara Emma Davis
T. C. Davis
Warner St
Hudson Tuesday Club
Daughters of the Revolution of
Boston
Unitarian Church
Lillian
Hazel Wellman
Marcus M. Multer
L. H. Multer
New York City
D. Appleton
Lake Williams Ice Co
New Hampshire
Boston & Maine Road
K. E. Marshall
Prudential Insurance Co
Worcester
St. Mary’s Church
Newcome
Dewey
Ument Sq
Moses Belmore
Williams Sr
Debate Between Hudson and Leominster High April 18
The Hudson High School Forum arranges a town hall debate with Leominster High School debating club on April 18 to aid the school baseball team in buying uniforms. The newly formed Glee club will sing during the evening under Mrs. Carrie E. Tarbell and rehearse school yells.
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Hudson and
Leominster High
Hudson High School Forum
Town Hall
Leominster High School
Glee Club
Carrie E. Tarbell
Real estate transfers in Bolton and Leominster
T. B. Carter traveled to Worcester and passed the Warren Pierce place title in Bolton to Marcellus A. Blair and Frank H. Blair of Berlin. He also transferred the title of Mrs T. B. Carter to James Wilson of Leominster for a house on Carter Street.
Funeral set for Mrs Ella Boyd in Forestvale
Interment from Sumner Street home Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The Rev Mr Peebles of the South Acton Congregational church officiated. Burial followed in Forestvale cemetery.
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Ella Boyd
Sumner St
Mr. Peebles
South Acton
Fire Alarm at C M Brett Co. Shoe Factory No Damage
A Monday morning alarm from Box 28 at the C M Brett Co. shoe factory brought the fire department to the boiler room where wiring caused the alert. No damage reported.
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C. M. Brett Co
Marlboro Contralto Delights Boston Catholic Audience
Miss Esther W. O'Connor, Marlboro’s celebrated contralto, impressed about 1500 listeners at a St. Patrick’s Day remembrance by the Boston College Young Men's association. She sang Kathleen and an Irish lullaby, receiving enthusiastic applause after Rev. J. T. O’Brien delivered an eloquent lecture. Marlboro attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shaughnessy and several local residents.
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Esther W. O'Connor
Marlboro
Boston
Boston College Young Men's Association
Boston Catholic Society
Mise O’connor
Kathleen
J. T. O'Brien
Faulkner of Toronto Aims for Boston Marathon Entry
Faulkner from Toronto plans to run the Boston Marathon route from Ashland to Boston in April. He claims to have defeated Dick Grant and other fast men and to have won the 10 mile New England championship in 1901. He works at the Worcester Press and will train on back roads after the snow clears.
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Hudson
Ashland
Boston
Faulkner
Toronto
Can
Dick Grant
New England
Worcester Press
Marlboro Notes From Salem Visitors and Local Industry
Marlboro column lists residents and visitors from Worcester Boston Brockton Westboro and beyond visiting Marlboro. Local workers report assignments in factories mills street railways and shipbuilding with community events and civic notices including church services and a fire incident.
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Home Journal
Ang
N. Y
Tery
New York
Maynard
Qncord
Massachusetts
Forestvale
Ayer
Miss O'Connor
Fac
Tory
Concord
C. F
the Peoples National Bank
Marlborough
Mass Capital
R. Stevens
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William D. Hurdett
Charles F. Holyoke
Martbon ehiFeb
Boylston Mass
Hoson
Victor Clay
Broad St
Hudson, Mass
Frank Rogerts
Salem
James Fee
Floyd Russell
Peabody
Barney Hogan
Brockton
Horace Jandrue
Simeon Salvidere
George W. Folsom
Jeremiah Hogan
Westboro
William Wilson
Delia Ellard
Albert Riley
David
Doyle
Cambridges
Charlies Santora
Holliston
Edwin T. Brown
Elm St
Riverside
Edward Dalton
Long
Framingham
Wesley Arnold
Northboro
Thomas Morgan
Philip Cote
St. Louis
Fred Donavan
Harry Whitney
Howland Jr
Roxbury
D. P. Bourette
Worcester Consolidated Street Railway
B. Senter
Gregory Myshre
Wakefield
Patrick Wall
West Main St
City Hospital
B. W. Belcher
Spiritualist Society
Fitchburg
R. H. Davies
Northboro Road
C. D. Thomas
Brooklyn
N. Y. Frankinville
Daniel O’brien
Fort Meadow
John Dwyer
Longley
N. H. Ranney
Louis
David Ingalls
C. F. Ingalls
Pleasant
Jennie
Mrs. Henry Cole, Washington Sr
B. T. Mitchell
the Foresters of America
Hopkinton
James Carr
Woods
Lawrence
C. G. Whitman
Lowell
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
William H. Murphy
Boston University Law School
Highland City Branch
Order of Stationary Engineers
Minnie Coyne
Boston University
F.S. Dewey
Christopher Dalton
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Bradstreet's
Dan’s
Rexall Muett- Tone
Rexall
P. H. Delee, Drugiat Te Freeale Sone
Druff
Ton's
Rexall “93
Hair Tonic
TION
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Anthony J Doherty
Voncord
Flanders
Paks
Piall
Central St
Cysies
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