Marlboro Notes and Local Visitations Report
Marlboro city items note William Brewin visiting Boston with Dr D J Driscoll moving to Vie. A Farrell and James Hunt and Daniel Cosgrove, plus John Curran and Miss Mollie Sheahan among visitors. Many locals at work, social events, and church notices. standard updates on residents, employment changes, and community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brewin
Boston
D. J. Driscoll
Staint
Vie
Fry
A. Farrell
Louis Goulet
Lake Williams Ice Co
James Hunt
Maynard
Daniel Cosgrove
John Curran
Walpole
J. T. Moriarty
Whitman
T. P. Hurley
Lapointe
Hudson
L. A. Barnard
Buffalo
Robert Quinn
Cochituate
John’ Pratt
Brockton
Douglas Facory
Eliza Philips
Natick
H. A. Hollis
Mollie Sheahan
Cambridge
J. T Buckley
Mary Booth
Marlboro
Arthur Lacouture
Lynn
Pocahontas
John
W. J. Turner & Co
Everett
William Mansmann
Fred Mansmann
Huntington
Joseph Frazer
William Beaudreau
Windsor House
White City
Notable Baseball Officials and Players Rise in 1906 Philadelphia Scene
Dan Reaves serves as secretary treasurer of the Philadelphia National League club and is praised for a long career including roles as umpire and manager across multiple leagues. Joseph Cantillon becomes Washington club manager as Jedigne, a veteran with extensive baseball experience, returns to the field. Daniel LeRoy Reeves outlines his seamless rise from newspaper sports editor to secretary treasurer, with a history in law and journalism and a 1904 reorganization placing him in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cantillon
Washington
Jedigne
Nuillon
Ireland
Janesville
Rockford
Til
Art Hae
Green Bay
Paul
Eau Claire
Dubuque
Tom Loftus
Rockford (Ill
Burlington
Pacific Coast
Columbus
Nick Young
Milwaukee
Milwaukee American Association
Daniel LeRoy Reeves
Philadelphia National League Club
Cape May
N. J
South Jersey Institute
Bridgeton
Lafayette College
Theta Delta Chi
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Philadelphia Times
Dan Mills
Mills
Reeves
the Times
The
Public Ledger
G. W. C. Drexel
Ledger
Ochs Brothers
Philadelphia National League
Universal Percolator Promises Perfect Coffee Every Time
A promotional verse extols the Universal Percolator claiming it fixes muddy coffee and coffee strength with less grounds. It promises clear amber aroma and easy breakfast improvements, asserting money saved and a happier morning.
Nellie F Carver Made Executrix Of Maynard Estate
Nellie F Carver of Maynard Massachusetts appointed executrix of the will of Rachel Carver late of Maynard Middlesex County deceased. Bond posted as required. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Nellie F Carver Executrix May 14 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Carver Jate
Maynard
Middlesex
Raising Church Funds by Kaffirs at Tea Meeting
An old missionary report describes a native tea gathering where the poor Kaffir congregation raised over £12. The playful auction-like setup charged seats, entries to leave, and special tables with escalating fees, including a caper where a man paid to pour a tin of spray over another.
Youngest Civil War Veteran Perry Ryan Receives Back Pension
Perry Ryan of Seattle Washington is recognized as the youngest Civil War veteran. He enlisted as a drummer boy in Company D Twenty fourth Iowa on August 22 1862 at nine years ten months. Born October 22 1852 in Kane county Oklahoma he enlisted from Mount Vernon Iowa. After nearly a year he was honorably discharged on a surgeon s certificate of disability. Pension officers verified his papers and he will receive back pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Ryan
Seattle
Wash
Iowa, Volunteers
Kane County
Mount Vernon
Ryan
End of a Famous Bridge on the Potomac River
The Long bridge linking Wyton with the south collapsed on March 18. Seven men at work were thrown into the river but all were rescued. Workers had been demolishing the ancient structure for weeks. A new steel bridge now serves railroad foot and wagon traffic. The old bridge dated from Civil War times and was used by the Union army after Bull Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Potomac River
Wyton
Washington
Bull Run
Auction of Concord real estate by administrator
By virtue of a license granted May 1 1907 by the Middlesex County Court to Julius M. Smith administrator of Emily A B Thompson deceased, a public auction of Concord real estate will be held on Saturday May 25 at noon on the premises. The parcel lies in central Concord on Main Street bounds Adolphus Bates Ebenezer Utoward and K S Stewart, as described in the 1873 deed to Rebecca M Turret recorded in Middlesex Deeds Lib 1255 Fol 46. Sale at ten days. Other terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Emily” A. B. Thompson
Concord
Angere
Adolphus Bates
Ebenezer Utoward
Stewart
Jas
A. Barrettee
Isebecca M. Turret
Sale
Rarance
Julius M. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank
Ferns
Mainst
Erea
P. W. White
Main Street
Concord, Mass
Edison
Columbian
Charles Hunter
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junct
C.D. Holmes
Robert Searles
Walter BE. Sarles
Lincoln St
Eugene J. McCarthy
Tremont St
State Examining Board
J. J. Woolward
First National Bank
Boston Custom House
Mary Gately
Thomas Gately
South St
George Taylor
Harry Soucy
Worcester
Herbert Bemis
Ernest
Henry Sawyer
Pleasant St
Edwin T. Brown
Elmst
Victor Avondoglio
Somerville
Marlboro Electric Co
Berlin
John Asselin
George Brigham
Main St
Marlboro Grain Co
Everett Russell
Highland St
Thomas Kane
Fort Meadow
Judson Smith
J. F. Child
S. R. McCurdy
Maplewood Cemetery
Irving Lamothe
Mechanicst
Causeway
Joe Cantillon
New
Chiefs of
Americans
Dan Reaves
Philadelphia Nationals
Long Sporting Authority
Daniel L. Reeves
S. R. Kitchin
Igr
Arker
Deticleas
Tropic Isles
T. F. Parker
MAIN
Nellie F. Carver
Executrix
Maynard, Mass
Concord Nurseries
Henry M. Pratt
Prop
Monument St., Concord
Dennis Sheehan
Mass
F. H. Bryant
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