Doan's Kidney Pills Trusted by Natick Resident
Local testimonial from Mrs. M. Webber of Natick Massachusetts praising Doan's Kidney Pills for lasting relief after a La Grippe related kidney attack. She reports a lame back disordered kidneys and complete cure with continued use and no recurrence. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Noan's.
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Marlboro
M. Webber
Florence St
Natick
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Noan
New England Rail Schedules Revised for June 18 1908
The Old Colony Division timetable corrected to June 18 1908 lists Marlboro Boston and Southboro South Framingham routes with departures from Marlboro beginning 7.00 a m and various mid day times. Boston to Northboro Fitchburg and other branch connections visible with Sundays reduced hours.
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Old Colony
Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Framingham
Fitchburg
Fromingham
Northboro
Local South Acton Notes and Community Updates
South Acton notes report residents visiting, traveling, and recovering. The column mentions Mrs Bulette recovering, George Priest visiting from Dorchester, Hal Warren from Worcester, Ruth French ill with mumps, and Miss Anna Tarbell staying with relatives. It notes local business activity, property moves, and rural improvements, plus social events at the Starlight club and upcoming dances at Exchange hall with King Cole orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Priest
Dorchester
Hal Warren
Worcester
Walter French
Fred Christiansen
Elizabeth Hinkley
Cohasset
Ruth French
Marlborough Savings Bank Notice of Deposits Payable
Marlborough Savings Bank Marlborough Massachusetts announces deposits payable on the third Wednesday in accordance with the club schedule. William D. Burdett serves as president and Charles F. Holyoks as treasurer overseeing the disbursement window from 9 to 12:30.
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Daiateau
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoks
Wanted Live Fowl and Chickens for Poultry Farm
In brief notices Geo A. advertises for live fowl and chickens with payment terms implied. The listing appears in a dated, partial transcription with missing details, referencing a March 213-4 date annotation and a contact at Dyers.
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Geo. A
Arc Club Plans Invitation Dance in Acton Town Hall
Mrs A B Parker hosts her sister from Allentown Penn and Maynard storp appears. The Arc club plans an invitation dance in Acton Town Hall on Thursday evening May 19. Rev BC Hayes spoke at the Ayer minister's meeting last Tuesday criticizing Modern Protestantism. Arc club formed May 9 at Mrs M J Laker's home with officers Miss Una Holden president Mrs Louise Woods treasurer Miss Lena Loker secretary.
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A. B. Parker
Allentown
Penn
Christie
Arc Club
Town Hall
Acton
BC. Hayes
Ayer
Arc
M. J. Laker
Una Holden
Louise Woods
Lena Loker
Local notices and incidents from North Acton and vicinity
North Acton updates note Mrs J. White improving and various calls including N Goward and family at the lake. Ference Cheney named new epidemic victim. Davis farm visit by Portland residents and Grange plans for May 24. A fire threat to lumber and Frost dwelling was checked by section men and nearby helpers saving property.
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A. W. Sprague
Wilmington
C. S. Miller
Pomona
Lowell
Ference Cheney
W. D. Cross
Concord
Blanchard & Gould
C. A. Frost
New Haven
Webster Robbins
Hancock
Baptist Sunday School Elects Officers in West Acton
West Acton Mrs Hall Staples visited New Hampshire for a week. The annual election of officers named Supt D H Hall, vice superintendent G W Burroughs, secretary treasurer Miss Helen Knowlton, superintendent primary department Miss Fannie B Wetherbee. The anniversary concert followed in the evening.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
D. H. Hall
G. W. Burroughs
Helen Knowlton
Fannie B. Wetherbee
Strathmore Woolen Mill Quiet After Saturday Closure
Concord Junction reports the Strathmore Woolen mill closed all day Saturday. Clarence Lovejoy renewed old acquaintances in town. W. W. Blossom remains at Mass Reformatory. Mrs. Adelbert Messer visits Hartford for the week. Stanley the gypsy king and his band traveled through town Tuesday afternoon.
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Strathmore
Clarence Lovejoy
W. W. Blossom
Mass. Reformatory
Christie
Maynard
Adelbert Messer
Hartford
Stanley
Escaped Prisoner Fred Younger Captured in Albany
Fred Younger, an escaped prisoner from the Reformatory, was arrested in Albany, New York, Saturday and returned to the reformatory after thirteen years of liberty. He must now serve a five year sentence for a 1907 break in and entering a Concord store, having lived a quiet life in Port Henry as a stationary engineer before his capture.
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Albany
Reformatory
Fred Younger
N. Y
Fred W. Gale
Younger
Concord
New York
Port Henry
May Festival at Union Church Showcases Child Talent
The Union Church Sunday School presented its 12th annual May festival in Association hall. A cantata titled Boy Blue featured 46 children with notable singing and charming costumes including Katydids frogs fireflies and elves. Gardner Russell led the performance and impressed the audience with the young actors’ refined singing.
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Union Church
Association Hall
Gardner Russell
Children Stage Show Delights Audience With Jovial Cast
The performance features Boy Blue with Gardner Russell and Mollie played by Theo Lovejoy, Miriam Russell and Emily Dixon as Katy she did, plus the Four Famous Frogs. Mrs Mary B Lane led training with help from Mrs George G Russell and Miss Josephine Mars. A chorus of 16 supported. Annie Curtis impressed with Deuthland dance and song. Candy ice cream and flowers were sold during the evening.
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Boy Blue
Theo Lovejoy
Mollie
Katy-s
Miriam Russell
Emily Dixon
Katy
Mary B. Lane
Lane
George G. Russell
Josephine Mars
Gardner Russell Mollie
Kray
Herbert Young
George Hefty
Ernest Ingham
Percy Jensen
Harry Bratiey
John Kennedy
Sherman Reed
Walter Kennedy
George Mitchell
John Loring
Echo Elves
Marion Derby
Muriel Hewett
Alice Messer
Sunday Services and May Festival at Local Church
Next Sunday morning the pastor will preach on One will on earth and the evening service will discuss How to make an Optimist. The May festival of the primary department of the Sunday school directed by Mrs Mary B Lane was held on Monday night with a large turnout. On Sunday May 1st ten joined the church, enlarging its membership.
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John Manion
Acton Road
Erris
Waltham
Meriden
Conn
Mary B. Lane
Marlboro News Roundup Reflects Local Movements and Visits
Marlboro figures attend conventions and visits, with Reginald Milton from Pittsburg in town. E Lathe buys a farm in Oakland. a Jeffries Johnson fight in California is eyed. Rev L A Walsh presides at Masses. council plans Monday meeting. local residents return from Worcester and Quincy visits. banns published for two marriages. Montreal trips noted and local shoppes and homes referenced.
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Cincinnati
National Federation of Musicians
Marlboro Union
Reginald Milton
Pittsburg
E. Lathe
Ralph Hyde
Oakland
Edward Skelly
California
Aurore Robert, Cutting Sr
Webster
William J. Fahey
Brigham Shoe
Quincy
Remick Shoe
EB. W. Bradley
Marlboro
L. A. Walsh
Archdiocese of
Boston
Jobin Lesieur
Joseph Cote
Eugene Labossiere
William Desm
Haverhill
Octave Parais
St. Mary's Church
George Bville
Anna Lafleur i Blanchette
Laura John Maybay
Canada
Time Table for Concord Street Railway March 1910
Corrected timetable lists Saturday half hour cars from 2 PM to 8 PM with a special Maynard Theatre Car connecting at Concord Depot to Boston Express at 11 29 PM Saturdays. Through service from Concord on the hour to Arlington Heights. Connections at Hudson for Marlboro South Framingham Worcester Clinton Leominster and Lexington & Boston. Deeae ee Pead Cars make connections at Concord and Concord Junction with Boston Junc trains for Lowell and South Framingham.
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Maynard
Concord
Boston
Arlington Heights
Hudson
Boston & Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
South Framingham
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Clinton
Leominster
Lexington
Lowell
Marlboro Defeats Deweys 1–0 in Open Prospect Park Clash
Marlboro took a 1–0 victory over Deweys in Prospect Park as Crowley’s pitching and Favreau’s clutch bunt fueled a ninth inning winner. Deweys, Old Colony champions, fought hard with errorless fielding aside from a passed ball and a miscue on Favreau’s bunt.
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Prospect Park
Marlboro
Dewey
Weymouth
Deweys
Prospect Hill
Enterprise
Sateday
Crowley
Bosse
Taunton
Barry
Burke
Linburg
Lincoln
Strobel
Boston Nationals
Greece
Homer
McInerney
Favreau
Moran
Newcastle
Giroux
Orcutt
Notable Umpire Smith Praised in Bay State League Game
Notes of the game describe Smith of Littleton umpiring with quick decisive fairness as Attleboro defeats Quincy 15 to 8 at Attleboro. Box mentions Cronin Dunbar Fraser and Sammond Tate Ewing Oarber Erno Bixby Abrams Richards with Cronin driving in runs in a high scoring Bay State League contest.
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Smith
Littleton
Eays
Cronin
Dunbar Cc
Fraser
Attleboro
Quincy
Sammond Tate
Ewing
Oarber
Erno
Bixby
Abrams c
Richards P
Trolley Talking Prompts Farmers to Unite in Support
Farmers along the line voice mutual support highlighting shared concerns and urging solidarity. The remarks stress cooperation and collective action to influence local policy and ensure community development.
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Fayville
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South Acton
Anna Tarbell
Winthrop
Miss . Macintyre
Ernest Sewell
Lawrence
George Greenough
Abram Jones
Curtis
Newport
Hodgen
Stew
Farren
King A Cole
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
North Acton
Do. N. Goward
West Acton
Concord Junction
Union Church Notes
G. G. Armstrong
Calvin A. Linnell
Frank Shannon
Charles B. McIntire
M. L. Chabot
Gay St
Montreal
St. P. Q
Bureau
N. H
Clement ‘Labossiere
Bros’ St
Alex Brouillard
Brockton
Ed Sylvester
Whitman
Rose Bouvier
Henry
Cross St
Fred Comptely
William Hamelin
Charles BI
A. J. Rougean
G. F. Pond
James Corey
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Gleasondale
Westvale
P.M. P. Concord
I Concord Junction
Stow
Greasondale
Sudbury Street
eCar
Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway
W. Acton Eeereeees
Acton Ween Een
Marlboro Nine
Marlboro R
MelInerney
Bosse E Burke
Crowley P
Po Reynolds Sf
Crcutt
Reilly
Rudderham
Bates
Dobbin
Crowley Diay
Cooze
Crow
Phenolds
Riley
Peter Smi
Speesenn
Marta Tert Os Gebaee
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