Maple Syrup as Special Item at Governor Bell Farm Dinner
Vermont association members at a Knights of Pythias meeting enjoyed maple syrup from Governor Bell's Vermont farm as part of a social program. The event featured a roll call by birthplaces, remarks by Col Albert Clarke, and letters from Governor Bell and President Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Association
Knights of Pythias
Col
Albert Clarke
Boson Vermont Association
Hall
Springfield Association
Governor Bell
Order
C. A. Williams
A. K. Howe
Niattie Knight
Downed in Senate Crossman Pleased With Bill Showing
Rep. Crossman reports his bill to regulate leasing of shoe machinery advanced in the house but was defeated in the senate. He praised colleagues from shoe towns for support and noted manufacturers declined to speak. He believes the effort has paved the way for future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossman
Frank Crossmen
Berlin
House of Representatives
Senate
Rep Crossman
Rep
Crossan
Railroad delegation tours state house with Rep Mitchell
A Marlboro congressman hosts a party of railroad men led by J D Milliken George Chenowyth and C E Hayes to meet the governor. They plan an 800 mile Denver to Boise City line with special low rates to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia. Travel info offered by Wm Kelley traveling agent Wisconsin Central Line 209 Broadway New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Record
Mitch
Marlboro
State House
J. D. Milliken
McPherson
Kansas
George Chenowyth
McCrecken
C. E. Hayes
Denver
Boise City
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Bceitish
Coubia
Wm. Kelley
Winconsin Central Ba Y
Broadway
New York City
Aaron R Powers, Bolton Leader, Dies at 73 After Long Illness
Aaron R Powers of Bolton died at home after a long illness at age 73. Born in Berlin on September 23 1832 he spent most of his life in Bolton. He served as selectman overseer of the poor treasurer assessor school committee and held many other town offices. He worked forty years in wood and lumber and was a Clinton National Bank director and an 1882 legislator. He was a longtime deacon of Clinton Baptist church and left a large real estate legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron R. Powers
Bolton
Berlin
John Powers
Joel Dakin
Boston
Elizabeth Proctor
Rockingham
Milton
West Newton
Charles
Nordoff
Cal
James Hurlburt
James Townsend
Charles O. Hamilton
Townsend
Clinton National Bank
Clinton Baptist Church
The Gray Wolf: Lobo's Downfall in Currumpaw
An interview with Ernest Thompson Seton recounts the legendary Currumpaw wolf Lobo. Seton details the wolf's cunning, the hunt with poisoned bait, and the final capture after luring him with his mate's tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lobo
Currumpaw
New Mexico
Texas
Ernest Thompson Seton
Olden’s Diminished Ardor Cited by Observant Neighbor
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes Mr. Olden seems less youthful and jokes with the local undertaker less often, as an observant man observes. The dialogue hints at age and changes in behavior without detailing events or outcomes.
Bride Learns Husband Trust Issue Over Dinner Guest
A Cleveland Leader item quotes a young bride sobbing that her husband John does not trust her after she cooked her first dinner. He invited a friend to dine and the guest turned out to be a doctor. The bride asks her mother for emergency reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maynard Man Killed By Electric Line Car Near Stow Curve
John McMahon of Maynard died when struck by a Concord Maynard and Hudson electric tram near Daniel Fitzgeralds residence in Stow on a curve. Conductor John Croft and Motorman William Jones operated the car. McMahon lay asleep along the track after a day of drinking. The impact crushed both legs and body. witnesses helped remove the body, and he was pronounced dead by Dr. Rich and Medical Examiner Heilit. He leaves two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMahon
Maynard
Concord, Maynard and Hudson
Daniel F. Fitzgerald
Stow
John Croft
William Jones
Hudson
Jones
D. F. Fitzgerald
Edward Shaughnessy
John W. Ogden
Rich
Heilit
Marlboro
Mr. Fowler
Joseph
Boston
Jeremiah
Calvin Whitney
Assabet Mills
Two Victories by Enterprise Newsboys at Diamond
The Enterprise Newsboys won two games on Saturday. They beat Washington st. nine 15 to 2 in the morning and defeated the altar boys 9 to 0 in the afternoon. Grenier pitched both games and Ellard made a marvelous catch. An anecdote about Richard Strauss recalls his early conducting days and a misplayed bass tuba passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Newsboys
Washington St
Altar Boys
Grenier
Ellard
Richard Stracass
Richard Strauss
Germany
Strauss
Symphonia Domestica
Harper’s Weekly
Lost Treasures of Antiquity Vanish Across Continents
Flinders Petrie warned that ancient relics fade as modern exploitation erases South African, Central and South American antiquities. Builders and merchants destroy tombs for quick profit, while discoveries perish in a ghastly span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Central
South America
Harold
Thomas A Becket
Alfred
Theodoric
Peking
Row
Persia
Flinder
Petrie
Draper Appeals After Baseline Berlin House Case in Clinton
John Draper proprietor of the Berlin house was fined 75 dollars in Clinton district court on a charge of keeping intoxicating liquors. He appealed with attorney Thomas Welsh and witnesses including police, railroad conductors, and Draper’s testimony claiming the liquor was for private use and visits were on business connected to dogs and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Draper
Berlin House
Clinton
Jonathan Smith
Thomas Welsh
Draper
Fred W. Ordway
Clinton Line
Draper Yard
McMinn
Hudson High School Baseball Schedule Summary
The schedule lists Hudson High opponents from May 4 to June 16 including Southboro Sudbury Framingham Westboro Acton Marlboro and Snodbury with several Open dates. Managers and staff changes noted: Ernest R. Jones as manager George A. Kerrigan captain J R Massey retires from Marlboro Electric Machine and Lamp Co and heads to Cleveland, Herman Grenier to lead local plant, G G Lockwood named eastern business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson High
Southboro High
Southboro
Sudbury High
Hudson
Marlboro High
Acton High
Westboro High
Westboro
Framingham High
Acton
Marlboro
Snodbury High
Sudbury
Ernest R. Jones
George A. Kerrigan
J. R. Massey
Marlboro Electric Machine and Lamp Co
Cleveland
Herman Grenier
G. G. Lockwood
Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway Timetable
Timetable shows multiple daily trains from Concord to Hudson and back, listing departure times for Concord Concord Junction Westvale Switch Maynard Sudbury Street Stow Center Gleasondale Hudson and connections with Boston and Marlboro lines, including Sunday schedules and notes on special cars and office applications.
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Boston
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
Southwest
Concord
Hudson
Concord Junction
Westvale
M. Maynard
Sudbury Street
Stow
P. m. Gleasondale
A. m
Gleasondale
Ais P. Sudbury
P. m. Maynard
P. m. Westvale
M. Concord
A.m
Stow Center
P. m. Greasondale
Maynard
John W. Ogden
Supr
Maine Railroad
South Acton
West Acton
Whitman Cross
Marlboro
Central Mass
Whitman
M. Ames
Grensondale
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Hudgon
Mont Association
Gov. Bell
Keith’s Theatre
Keith's
Henry Miller
America
Miller
Frederick le Maitre
Clyde Fitch
Camille D'Arville
Bert Coote
Chassino
Lillian Shaw
Quigley Brothers
Cissie Loftus
Rep. Mitchell
Nin Rafles
Macdonald Bren
RESI
Dent OF
Gray Wolf
Carrie
Wilkins
Belle
H. Line
Venezuela
American Water Works and Guarantee CO
John L. Stone
West Main St. Marlboro
Boston & Maine Railroad
D. J. Flanders
Gen. Pass
Tkt. Agt
Geo. A. Dyer
Mass
Eager Court
Concord, Maynard & Hudson St.ry. CO
St. Marlboro
Fitchburg
A m
G. P
T. A
H. Railroad
Taunton
South Framingham
Eeana
Marlboro—8.11,9.26,11.03,a.m. Sab
BOR
TEE DS End Bundage
Northboro
Nore
Fayville
Leon Leave
Hboro
Lowell
South
Framingham
South Sudbury
Bundage
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William J. Murdett
Charles F. Holyoke
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