Sunday Services Across Churches Emphasize Faith and Prayer
WARM SUNDAY services across Methodist, Holy Trinity, Baptist, and I. O. church communities featured sermons on faith, prayer, and action. Clergy urged immediate duty, Rev. Fairbrother preached on procrastination, and Epworth League highlighted its history with Hon. A. S. Roe. Choirs and music received high praise as large congregations attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Alfred Fairbrother
Hudson
Lot
Holy Trinity Church
Graham
Nuno Dimittis
W. B. Frisby
D. D
Lord
Harold Simonds
H. A. Leonard
Jesus
Epworth League
League
Arion Quartet
Moore Wins Damages in Marlboro Street Railway Suit
William J. Moore won a $5500 verdict against Marlboro street railway in the Cambridge superior court for injuries from a June 28 collision on the Hudson division. Motorman Moore’s win stirred city talk as jurors deliberated. judge Sherman charged, N S Myrick argued for the railway, C F Choate Jr for Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Moore
Marlboro
Myrick
C. F. Choate, Jr
Southboro
Moore
Sherman
New Haven Road
Ricest
Visitors tour Quincy historic homes and Fore River works
The Suburban Press association visited Quincy touring the Adams birthplaces and burial sites, inspected the John Adams and John Quincy Adams houses, and viewed the Fore River Ship and Engine Co. where 25600 workers earned about 80000 weekly. a central power plant and modern cranes impressed the group. John Coye of Prudential Insurance is ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suburban Press Association
Quincy
George W. Prescott
Fore River Iron Works
E. Linfield
Marlboro
Fore River Ship and Engine Co
Central Station
Lewis Richardson
Mr. Prescott
John Coye
The
Prudential Insurance Co
President Eliot of Harvard A Fearless National Leader
Harvard’s Charles William Eliot, celebrated as a fearless reformer, astonishes with candor and steady resolve. The veteran president, aged over seventy, long reshaped Harvard and national life, earning envy from Roosevelt and admiration for his unwavering ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies William Eliot
Harvard University
Roosevelt
Harvard
White House
Beliot
United States
Eliot
Harvard College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Europe
Goggin Receives Farewell Reception Before Departure
E F Goggin left for Huntington Oregon to oversee a mining company in which ex Alderman Hayes is interested. Nebegonga club honored him at Fort Meadow club house with a dress suitcase and a meerschaum pipe. Hayes and Goggin received speeches from President Lynch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Goggin
Huntington
Oregon
Charles E. Hayes
Nebegonga Club
Goggin
Fort Meadow
J. H. Lynch Jr
Assembly
Hayes
Pres. Lynch
F. A. McGill
John Raverty
Sunshine Club Elects New Officers at Parish Meeting
The Sunshine club met in the Unitarian church parlor on Friday May 15 electing officers: Pres Miss Hartshorn vice pres Miss Helen Ellis sect Miss Helen Estabrook treas Miss Belle Stevens. A banquet followed with salads cold meats and ice cream and an 8 o'clock program featured piano reading and song by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Unitarian Church
Hartshorn
Helen Ellis
Helen Estabrook
Belle Stevens
Florence Grant
Mabel Leighton
Ethel Proctor
Florence Howe
Alice Houghton
Margaret Bigelow
Maybelle Hayden
Eleanor Brigham
Letter from Devoe Co. touts pure paint claims
A Marlboro letter to George W. Comstock argues that Devoe Lead and Zinc is one hundred percent paint while mixed paints are heavily adulterated with water and fillers. It warns that cheaper paints lead to higher overall costs due to more gallons and higher labor charges. The note is signed by F. W. Devoe & Co with a postscript naming J. W. Estabrook as the local seller.
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Pir
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
Kilties at the Theatre Draw Crowd Despite Low Attendance
The Kulties at the Theatre drew a smaller Saturday afternoon crowd than deserved. A traveling music man, who went 20 miles to hear them, called their Highlanders band the best he had ever heard. Those who attended were well repaid by the top quality music.
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Band of Highlanders
Quick Arrest of Piles Heals with Arnica Salve
J A Galledge of Verbena Alabama suffered a severe case of piles with 24 tumors and spent time in two hospitals. Bucklen's Arnica Salve stopped inflammation and cured him after other remedies failed. Sold for 25 cents at Burdett & Barnard's Marlboro and other listed druggists.
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J. A. Galledge
Verbena
Als
Bucklen
Burdett & Barnard's
Marlboro
C. T
Worcester Freshman Nine Edge Marlboro High 11–8 at Prospect Park
Worcester Polytechnic freshman nine defeated Marlboro High 11 to 8 at Prospect Park on Saturday. Gately pitched well but nine errors by Worcester support costly. Frye and O'Connell stood out for Worcester while Marlboro was missing Cole due to a sore arm. Attendance 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Polytechnic
High School
Prospect Park
Marlboro
Cole
Gately
Robert Frye
Frye
O'Connell
Davyngalls
Worcester
Wor. P. I. F
Daley
Town
Dickerman
Farnsworth
Martin
Cunningham
Rock
Rock and Daley
Malone
Houghton
Collins
Ingalls
Hold Up Report Involving Fred and Harold Wheeler
Police investigate claimed Friday evening attempted hold up near Essex street after youths Fred and Harold Wheeler fleeing a man with revolvers. Officers conclude weapons were likely a smoking pipe and the brothers, frightened, confirmed they were chased a short distance before calming down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Harold Wheeler
Hannibal Wheeler
Shawmut Avenue
Enterprise
Pope
J. L. Callahan
Callahan
Exeter Street
Startling Test Sparks Noted Cure in Ulcer Case
Dr. T. G. Merritt of No. Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that cured a patient suffering violent hemorrhages from stomach ulceration. He prescribed Electric Bitters, noting the patient improved from the first dose and has had no attack in 14 months. The medicine is advertised as guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Merritt
No. Mehoopany, Pa
Burdett & Barnard's
Marlboro
C. T. Shattuck
Northboro
J. C. Friend's
Concord
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Maynard
E. D. Lacia’s
Hedson
Short harmonious city hall meeting ends with small business
The 15 minute Aldermen session approved licenses for billiards, pool, and other services. A justice opinion backed Frank E. Smith as reserve policeman, later deferred. A sidewalk hearing and street light funding were scheduled or declined with no budget available.
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Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Walter B. Morse
T. P. Hurley
Irving Walcott
Lincoln St
F. X. Lacome
Howe St
The
Committee On Licenses
Billards and Pool
Joseph Richards
F. A. Brown & Co
G. St. Michel
John A. Monehan
Peter Courtemanche
J. ¥. Bradley
Robert L. Potter
John Barns
Jank
Jospeh Raisburg
Sawyer
Church St
East Main
Front St
Winter St
Frank E. Smith
Brigham
Orchestra Man Celebrates Birthday
Harry E. Brigham celebrated his birthday with unusual joy on Monday. He attended the city aldermen meeting and then led members of the board and the local pencil pushing frater nity to a soda fountain, where fizzy drinks drowned ideas from the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Brigham
Board of Aldermen
A Crowing Hen
Frank A. Warner keeps a small flock at 54 Chestnut street. After the rooster died, the oldest hen, about six years old, now wakes the family each morning with a crow at around 5 o clock. The crow is imperfect but clearly a crow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Warner
Chestnut Sr
Trains Delayed On B and M Line By Broken Engines
On Monday morning two engines failed on the B and M road causing schedule delays. The 8 22 train arrived around 9 80 due to a broken engine part, and an 11 20 train was absent until about 12 50 when the engineer explained the breakdown. After that service resumed on time. Alvan Sanborn, the noted literary figure, has returned from Boston.
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B. & M. Road
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Methodist
Holy Trinity
William H. Finnick
J. P. Sullivan
Fr. Sullivan
St. John
Pharoah
Moses
Bessie Barry
Florence A. McGill
J. J. O'Connor
O Jesus
M. P. Rogers
Prospect Sr
Hattie Wellman
Cleveland
Ohio
Marlboro Street Railway
Fore River
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Medical School
Motley
Mike Eliot
Crane
Massachusetts
Charles River
George W. Comstock
Marlboro, Mass
New York
P. S. J. W. Estabrook
the Kulties
Son Essex
Alvan Sanborn
Boston
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