Washington trainer praises Mike Martin liniment
Fragmented prose extols Mike Martin liniment with dubious claims of World Champions endorsement. The piece cites famous players and teams to boost a product tied to Clark Griffith’s squad, claiming superior value and performance.
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Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Pittsburg
Mike Martin
Clark Griffith
Supremacy of Bowling Game To Be Settled
The Midland league ends its season with 22 teams completing play. Hudson has clinched the pennant, while Town team supporters challenge a rival lineup from local bowlers to a three-match series at Bowlaway for pride and a prize. Prominent bowlers Valcour and Norton vow to field teams to test Town’s supremacy.
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Hudson
Collins
Marlboro
Westboro
Clinton
Maynard
Thos
Bowlinng Chelon
Henry Valcour
Tommy Norton
Firestone-Appley Co
Valcour
Mareboro Whist Party Raises Funds for New Church
One of the largest whist gatherings at Laurier Hall in Mareboro supported Holy Name setting of 8. Mary's church fund. Prizes were awarded including a coal load to Mrs. Jean N. Hogue and a ladies hat to Mrs. Ira Walcott, with miscellaneous gifts to many attendees. The event, organized by a long list of committee members, filled lower hall tables to host patrons and raise capital for a new church.
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Mareboro- Mareh
Marthoro
Holy Name
8. Mary's Church
Laurier Hall
Jean N. Hogue
Ira Walcott
Mise Melon Asselin
A. Defosee
Mies
Helen Normandin
Wifred Mamel
Leandre Dupont
Charles Deisle
Ernest Muir
Louis Buisson
Mn Berthiaume Oscar Martin
Louis Robert
Edward Leblanc
George Marrom
B. Martin
Anaio’ Rougeau
Ovide Leduc
Aime Ron Peau
Napoleon Dionne
Edear Labousiere
Charme Walter
F. . Larivierre
Honorius J. Rougeau
Frank Boule
Zenon Desardins
Ernest Simoneau
Oliver Janchette
Joseph Cole
Napoleon Lacouture
Alberic Defosre
Henry Martin
Samuel Martel
Delorme
Paul Andet
Joseph Parisean
Joseph & Lapterre
Phitias
Gou- Ter
Marlboro Chamber Plans Four Welcome Signs
At a Marlboro advertising committee meeting on March 24, the group voted to erect four large wooden welcome signs at the city entrances on the Boston road Southboro road Northboro road and Hudson road. The committee also approved publishing booklets about the city suitable for travelers and auto campers.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Chamber of Commerce
Ofice
Paul Harris Drake
Marlro
Boston Road
Southboro Road
Northboro Road
Hudson Road
Mary Wilkins of Marlboro Dies in Somerville
Mrs Mary Wilkins aged 75 widow of A S Wilkins longtime Marlboro resident died yesterday at Somerville hospital She will be buried in Rock Lawn Cemetery after a funeral service this afternoon She leaves a son Louis of Somerville two nephews Preston Parker and George Parker a niece Miss Lulu Parker of Boston and Dr John Kelleher of Highland Street has recovered from an illness
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Marlboro
Mary Wilkins
A. S. Wilkins
Somerville Hospital
Rocklawn
Berlin
Wilkins
Louis
Death Takes at Tavern Williams of Boston
James A. Williams 64 died suddenly this morning at his brother Michael G Williams home in Meath Williams Tavern Meath Massachusetts cause heart trouble The remains go to Daniel A Doherty 16 Mather St Boston for funeral from St Marks Church Friday Interment Hollywood Cemetery He born Boston son of Andrew and Bridget Williams educated at Elliott Grammar and Boston Latin He worked as a shoe machinery salesman then auto firm in Boston Cousin of ex Mayor John F Fitzgerald He leaves two brothers Michael G Marlboro and Andrew Kn Boston three sisters Annie A Welch Julia J Williams Nellie M Williams Marlboro Also note Charles Moore resumes duties Monument Square market after a short absence.
Pneumonia patient James Fanning taken to Marlboro hospital
James Fanning of Holton Street was admitted to Marlboro hospital yesterday with pneumonia. Harry Collins and John Smith attended the Wilbur theatre performance of Alo ma of the South Seas last night. A chess tournament is set for Wednesday night at 8 at Moosehall with signup on Wednesday. Officers William Dolan of Francis Street and Charles C. Maybury of Worcester will play forty games.
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Holton Street
Marlboro Hospital
Harry Collins
John Smith
Aloma
South Seas
Wilbur Theatre
Moosehall
William Dolan
Francis Street
Charles C. Maybury
Worcester
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