Marlboro Notices and Local Movements Roundup
Marlboro residents engage in varied work and travel from markets and factories to construction and clubs. Local business and union activity expands as new members join the Painters union and the Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co. boosts lamp production. Notable moves include J. Warren traveling to Manchester for a house addition project and Henry Brigham attending a Boston musicians convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Howe Shoe Co
Louis Park
L. M. Hudson
John Wade
Max Ross
Ameder L'Ecuyer
Portland
R. W. Bird
McEnelly
Milford
Lakeside Village
Augustus McCarthy
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Genevive Ladd
Central Telephone Exchange
Ralph Hollis
Alden Rice Place
Chestnut St
Painters Union
Raymond Sherman
Los Angeles
James White
James Shanks
Bennington
Frank Meanor
Long Factory
South Framingham
Frank Bonin
Worcester
John T. Fee
Frye
Brockton
Frank Burke
Lynn
Mount Pleasant
A. C. Lamson
Philips
Simon
Philip Grenon
Hudson
Chas. McGee
Placide Beaudreau
Broad St
Ernest D. Marshall
Marlboro Aerie
Order of Eagles
William Watson
Fred Este
Parker Schnare
D. J. Downey
Neilst
Leander Morse
Companions of the Forest
Maynard
Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co
H. E. Brigham
American Federation of Musicians
Boston
Isaiah Dort
Blanchard McQuarry
Pictou
N. S
Mechanic
Wool
Fort Meadow
Charles W. Curtis
J. E. Fee
E. O. Brigham
C. W. Curtis
William Cox
Mr. Cox
Marlboro
Double Tracks Improve N Y H and H Trains Time
The N Y N H and H railroad completed a new eight mile double track from Marlboro Junction to South Framingham. Trains now run with greatly improved time and no more waiting at Southboro or Marlboro Junction, though running time Marlboro to South Framingham remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Marlboro Junction
Framingham Centre
South Framingham
Southboro
Marlboro
Crowded B and W Cars Prompt Marlboro Seat Complaint
Marlboro residents complain that the Boston and Worcester trains offer no seating beyond the palatial cars. Crowded cars arriving at White's corner leave travelers without seats, a problem especially acute in summer. The issue will be presented to Marlboro aldermen for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Boston & Worcester
Boston
Worcester
White's Corner
Street railway sale rumor links Boston & Worcester to NY NH and H
A circulating report claimed the Boston and Worcester street railway was sold to the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. The deal was said to await legislative adjournment before public disclosure per informants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
For Sale Cheap Cubator in Concord Massachusetts
Readable item shows a cubator offered for sale at a low price in Concord Massachusetts. No further details on model year condition or contact information are available.
Man Almost Run Over by Electric Car on Main Street
Peter Rodec of Maynard narrowly escaped being struck when he attempted to board a C M H line electric car as it pulled from Woods square. He fell beneath the car, was unconscious briefly, but suffered only bruises. he spent the night at Mansion House and later returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rodec
Maynard
Woodsq
Rodeo
Harry Croft
Rodec
F. P. Glazier
Foreclosure Sale by Natick Bank on Sudbury Lot
Under a 1899 mortgage from George B. Coolidge to Natick Five Cents Savings Bank the Sudbury land lot will be sold at public auction on Saturday June 9 1906 at 3 PM at the premises for breach of mortgage conditions. Cash payment of 200.00 required. sale conducted by treasurer Frederick O Baston Natick May 2 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Coolidge
Natick Five Cents Savings Bank
Middlesex Co
County of
Middlesex
Sudbury
M. Keating
Worcester Road
Frederick O. Baston
Natick
Relocation of Percival Street Proposed in Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notices Maynard residents that County Commissioners met January first 1906 to relocate Percival Street and set bounds from Sudbury Street to the Great Road approval granted for common convenience and necessity. A hearing date is fixed for June 25 at 9 15 a m in the Maynard Selectmen's room with Wm C Dillingham assistant clerk and Chas G Whitman deputy sheriff witnessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Maynard
Percival
Sudbury
Wm. C. Dillingham
Chas. G. Whitman
Clinton Young Men Fined for Drunkenness in Cambridge
Officers arrested John Corey of North Adams and John Manning of Clinton on Lincoln Street after complaints from residents near Apsley Street. Saturday they appeared before Trial Justice James T. Joslin and were fined five dollars each for drunkenness. Lacking funds, they requested time to pay and to return Monday with money after claiming they have jobs in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Scally
John M. Porter
John Corey
North Adams
John Manning
Clinton
Lincoln St
Apsley St
James T. Joslin
Oumenes
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Ford
Tel
F. J. Harriman
Maynard Auto
Main St
Bolton
Gleasondale
Concord
State Road
Acton
Lexington
Bedford
Wayside Inn
Northboro
Revere Beach
T. F. Parker
Boston Federal
Maine and River Sts
August Grounos
Maynard, Mass
South Acton Coal & Lumber CO
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
Mass
Concord, Mass
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber
Walden Street
Concord High School
Pia
Cts
Frederick T Widmer
West St
William Collette
H. Martin
Fitts’ Market
Edward Cunningham
Dr. J. Jaques
Cochituate
Miss Mullen
Western Union
William S. Beecroft
The
Marlboro Sign Co
J. E. Warren
Manchester
N. H
Macallar Parker Company
Washington St
Rexall
Dan
Rexall “93
Hair Tonic
TION
Delee’s Pharmacy
Nason St
Joan Finigen
Bedford St
Fac
Tory
Jung
C. F
Central St
Concord Junction
Anthony J Doherty
Monument Hall
Alfred Peats
Richard Thibaut
Ers
Mandego Block
Cypher
SRAI
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Dennis Sheehan
Maynard, Mas
Heurby
Campbell
Charles F. F. Campbell
NOTIC
Lenate
Warren
Maynaré
Adelbert A
Martin, Ad
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Corp
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