Old Home Week Meeting Favors Quick Start
Representatives from many city groups met to discuss an Old Home Week celebration. All attendees favored proceeding, with no dissent voiced, and the Hudson example urged rapid planning.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
7
Representatives from many city groups met to discuss an Old Home Week celebration. All attendees favored proceeding, with no dissent voiced, and the Hudson example urged rapid planning.
Jack Carney formerly at Marlboro covers first base and leads Holy Cross hitters. In 18 games he has 47 at bats with 10 runs and 17 hits for a .361 average. Teammate Cashen, also from Marlboro, stands at .246.
A Hudson program attracts many visitors from Highland City as organizers plan tours and events. Local officials expect positive interest and increased community engagement through the initiative.
A tribute to Abraham Lincoln praising his humble origins and common sense. It urges redeeming his birthplace as a national park and museum, lauding his integrity and leadership during the Civil War and his enduring moral example for future generations.
Columbus Ohio Chief of Police O Conner drove two miles along East Broad Street at 60 miles an hour to test police motorcycles for a proposed purchase. Yale California bike ridden by S J Chubbuck kept pace, impressing onlookers. Marlboro Equipment Co has contract to wire 20 houses on O Neil Street Hudson.
Marlboro J J Quinlan office plans closing as bucket shop legislation forces the brokerages to shut. J A Teare, manager, declines to outline future steps, cites law and uncertainty, notes six years in town from Rochester New York and no known enemies.
The town council received the state census results showing Framingham's population at 12,508 as of May 13. This figure meets the 12,000 threshold that Governor Guild required for armory funding, triggering the March authorization of $40,000.
Edwin B. Richards a Marlboro native and Spaulding high school teacher has been selected principal of Whitcomb high school in Bethel Vermont. He will begin duties at the start of the fall term after graduating from Harvard College in 1903 and earning praise for his Barre teaching work. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G C H Richards of West Main Street and a Marlboro high school alumnus.
Timetable dated March 8 194 with daily routes Concord to Hudson Maynard Stow Center Gleasondale and Concord Junction. Cars connect with Boston Worcester Lexington and Lowell networks and special charters available. last lines note corrected to Oct 1905.
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