Gleason Captures All Votes in City Caucus
J Henry Gleason was nominated for mayor at the Republican caucuses with full votes recorded. Harvard graduates John F Frye and John A Curtis won nominations for alderman and council, while ward by ward results list names for school board and common council, totaling 143 votes for Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Gleason
Harvard
John F. Frye
John A. Curtis
Charles W. Curtis
Carl E B. Walker
Framingham Road
Charles F. Whitney
Shawmut Ave
Frederick W. Pratt
John P. Mullen
Hill St
Frank P. Hughes
Washington St
John F. Fahey, Jr
Thomas H. O'Halloran
Neil St
John B. Archambeault
Grant St
Common Council
Sidney Gleason
Clover Hill St
Alfred Barton
Mount Pleasant St
Alfred G. Boudreau
Bond St
Edward
J. H. White
Liberty St
William Fee
Essex St
Charles O’brien
S. W. Gleason
Clover Hill
Alfred W. Barton
G. W. Bonneville
Lincoln St
Edward T. Simoneau
Elm St
Chester F. Williams
Pleasant St
Ralph Chariton
West Main St
McCarthy Fay Nuptials Celebrated Sunday
Harry L. Fay and Miss Elizabeth R. McCarthy were married in the Immaculate Conception parochial residence Sunday afternoon by Rev. T. B. Lowner. The bride wore white and was attended by Miss Josephine Connell of Natick with Patrick H. Casey as groomsman. The reception was at 50 Cotting Ave, home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McCarthy. The couple will live at 50 Cotting Ave and work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Fay
Elizabeth R. McCarthy
Immaculate Conception
T. B. Lowner
Josephine Connell
Natick
Patrick H. Casey
Elizabeth McCarthy
Cotting Ave
Fitch Market
Curtis Factory
Temperance Sermon at Union Church Sunday
Robert H. Magwood of Boston delivered a strong sermon titled The Case Against the Saloon at the Congregational church Sunday morning. He compared the saloon to a dog returning to the wild and warned of political and economic harm, citing arrest figures and the impact on workers. A second address is planned in the coming evening by the W. I. and Thos Shea, with Peter Fahey mentioned as a local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Robert H. Magwood
Boston
Worcester
Magwood
A. O
W. I
Shea
Temple Strikes First Blows in Marlboro Mayor Race
Theodore Temple, independent candidate for mayor, opened his campaign with a string of speeches in Marlboro from Union church common to Broad Street. He denounced the political machine, pressed for open government, and urged young men to participate in caucuses while challenging city debt and sewer spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Temple
Bay State Drum Corps
Temple
Shaughnessy
Union Church
Broad St
Owen Brady
Maple St
City of
Marlboro
Star-Chamber
Ijfttam
Frazel Delivers Electricity Talk To Highland City Unit
The Highland City association No. 11 NAS S B held a well attended meeting with members from No. 21 present. P D Frazel spoke on electricity after the business session. David Hayes received a pair of scrapers as a prize for educational work. 2d class engineers and firemen may sign up with B J Farrell to compete for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland City Association
N.A.S.S. B
P. D. Frazel
David Hayes
B. J. Farrell
Atwater Found Working in Russell House Cutting Room
Frank Atwater of Spencer was located Friday night at the Russell House by Sergt. Crotty. He had left Spencer seeking higher pay and was working in the Curtis factory cutting room. His father was informed by phone that there was no cause for worry. The sergeant added there is nothing against him and no arrest needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Atwater
Spencer
Russell House
Sergt. Crotty
Curtis Factory
Violin Virtuoso Karl Barleben Delights City Audience
A city concert featured Karl Barleben of the Boston Symphony Orchestra with pianist J Albert Baumgartner and contralto Louise Bruce Brooks. Barleben’s Stradivarius violin and the trio’s synergy drew thunderous applause. Brooks earned acclaim for Farewell Ye Hills and My Love is Like the Red Red Rose. Baumgartner performed Verdi and Greig pieces. The program closed with Carmen Fantasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City
Public Entertainment Committee
Mary Campbell
J. F. Cosgrove
L. H. Tourtellotte
Co. W. Cole
Edith Whitman
Karl Barleben
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Louise Bruce Brooks
Boston
J. Albert Baumgartner
A. O. H. Hall
J. W. McDonald
Barleben
Baumgartner
Saint-Saens
Brooks
Star
Beach
Whelpley
Maid of Orleans
Coerney
Mr. Barleben
Chopin
Escardas
Hubay
Popper
Elinore Brown
J. L. Bordman
Carl Stevens
Herbert Stevens
Mary Collins
William Bloise
Marlboro
Lynch Gets Nomination and Ward Elections in Local Caucuses
Mayor John J. Shaughnessy was renominated for a third term by the Democratic caucus with 290 votes to Theodore Temple's 80. In Ward 2, William A. Lynch won the alderman nomination in a three way race, with Daniel F. O Connor and John P. Mullen also running. Other wards filled nominations for aldermen and the school committee with orderly ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Shaughnessy
Theodore Temple
William A. Lynch
Daniel F. O'Connor
John P. Mullen
Lynch
O'Connor
Mullen
William Fee
Frank P. Hughes
Charles O'Brien
Mr. Fee
Hughes
O’brien
No-License Campaign Meeting Held in Preston Hall
A no license campaign meeting did not take place in Preston hall Sunday afternoon Speakers included R. H. Magwood of Boston and George A. Gordon of Worcester with R. H. Whitman presiding. Attendees named include Rev. A. H. Wheelock Rev. Nellie Mann Op dale Hon. F. R. 8. Mildon Joseph Phaneuf George H. Cuthbert John E. Foley Napoleon Beauregard Herbert F. Cook and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Hall
R. H. Magwood
Boston
George A. Gordon
Worcester
R. H. Whitman
A. H. Wheelock
Nellie Mann Opdale
F. R
Mildon
Joseph Phaneuf
George H. Cuthbert
John E. Foley
Napoleon Beauregard
Herbert F. Cook
Common Council
E. C. Lincoln
J. R. Whittaker
Charles W. Nourse
Lester Thompson
Williams and Hayes Headed to Griffin Georgia
Thos. F. Williams and former alderman Charles E. Hayes left Sunday noon toward Griffin Georgia where a cotton gin operates in which Hayes has large interest. They will pass through Washington en route and be away about ten days as a large crowd saw them off with good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. Williams
Charles E. Hayes
New Haven Road
Griffin
Mr. Hayes
Washington
Evening schools begin 50 night session in Pleasant Street area
The 50 night session opened Monday with Charles Perkins as principal assisted by Leen McDonald and teachers Miss Mary Tobin Miss Amnie Norman Miss Rose King and Miss Grace Dalton. Attendance reported at 54 with 35 foreign born. Elementary branches are taught and Dodge area indicates staffing change as Mr Dodge joins local drug firm in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perkins
Pleasant St
Leen McDonald
Mary Tobin
Amnie Norman
Rose King
Grace Dalton
Minnie Coyne
Morton
Newman Club Hosts First Public Operetta Since 14 Years
The Newman club presented The Japanese Girl in the Princess theater marking their first public entertainment in 14 years. The production featured Japanese garden décor, a large cast, and a full orchestra, with Miss Minnie B. Kavanaugh and Miss M. Bertha Burke in lead roles and Miss Agnes B. McCarthy and Miss Crowley directing. The audience applauded numerous solos, choruses, and the finale amid festive color and fan parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
Norah
Dora
Egan
Kavanaugh
Miss Knowall
Miss O'Connor
Anna E. Crowley
Elizabeth Barry
Florence Meagher
Nora Wade
Lila Lyons
Angela Gately
Mary Tobin
Alice Wall
Henrietta Gately
Blanche McCarthy
O Hana San
Beautiful Flower
Minnie B. Kavanaugh
M. Bertha Burke
Annie M. O'Halloran Chaya
Charlotte McMurray
Nora Twinn
Maude G. Egan
Dora Twinn
Elena Kavanaugh
Minerva Knowall
Esther G. O'Connor
Dorna
Aldifto
Kavanauch
O'Connor
America
Japan
O Kitu San
Miss Burke
Miss Crowley
Highland City
Barry
Ems Angela Gately
GaGa = Gately
Mary E. Tobin
Nora E. Wade
Alice L. Wall
Agnes B. McCarthy
Edward Andrews
George Woods
J. J. Bradley
Joseph Renaud
Frank Proctor
Joseph A Millington
Margaret T. Hackett
J. T. Buckley
Nora Dee
Abby M Cundall obituary in quiet faith
The obituary notes Abby M. Cundall died Sunday afternoon November 12 at two o clock after several weeks of illness. It praises her Christian fortitude and belief in the afterlife while describing her peaceful passage to join loved ones already gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albym
Ayer
Nathan
Nancy Ayer
Preston
Conn
Cundall
L. M. Tenney
J. Hubbard
Blue Rapids
Kan
Abby M. Cundall
God
Enoch
City Board Approves Transfers and Appointments
The aldermen met Monday with Mayor Shaughnessy presiding. They moved a $100 transfer from military aid to soldiers relief and approved transferring Fred Bess’s license to D J Delorey. A telegraph poles hearing was set for Mill and South streets next meeting. The election order passed and claims for horse damage were acknowledged. Highway staff requests a winter room at the department house were deferred. Walter J. Kelley nominated deputy inspector in Ward 5 to fill resignation vacancy. The school department gained authority to sell part of the Pleasant Street northeast lot. Stillman R. Marshall was granted a liquor license for Bigelo gt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Shaughnessy
Hurley and
Gignac
Fred. Bess
D. J. Delorey
Mill St
South
Frederick H. Korser
F. E. Larrabee
Highway Department
Walter J. Kelley
Ralph Chariton
Pleasant St
Stillman R. Marshall
Bigelo Gt
Marlboro Men Join Ancient Order United Workmen in Clinton
Five Marlboro men were among 85 initiates welcomed into the Ancient Order United Workmen at Clinton on Friday evening. Grand officers attended as a parade of seven members preceded the ceremony and Marlboro lodge sent a delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Ancient Order United Workmen
Clinton
Order
Marlboro Lodge
Marlboro Natural History Society Elects F L Claflin President
Frederick L. Claflin, cashier of the First National Bank, was elected president of the Marlboro Natural History Society at the annual meeting held Thursday evening. Other officers include Miss Elizabeth W Witherbee as vice president, Miss Harriet I. Alexander as secretary, Miss Juliet Brigham as treasurer, Joel W. Giles as curator and custodian Mrs J Giles. The treasury shows $300 with all bills paid. Regular meetings are set for the fourth Wednesday of each month and the Natural History rooms will be opened that afternoon for the public and schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Claflin
First National Bank
Marlboro Natural History Society
Elizabeth W Witherbee
Harriet I. Alexander
Treas
Juliet Brigham
Joel W. Giles
J. Giles
Society
Natural History Rooms
Mitchell & Gainor Acquire New Drug Store
The firm of Mitchell and Gainor, with Edward Mitchell, brother of Congressman John J. Mitchell, has purchased a drug store at the corner of West Newton Street and Columbus in Boston. This expands their holdings to three stores, with others in Everett and Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell & Gainor
Edward Mitchell
John J. Mitchell
Th City
West Newton St
Columbus
Boston
Everett
Malden
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Gleason
Peter Fahey
Frazel
Atwater
Woman's Club Musicale
G. A.R. Hall
Philip Square
Harvard St
Mechanics
J. Vincent Lyons
W. A. Lynch
J. B. Archambeault
Charles A. Fiske
Norwood St
Daniel J. Cronin
Stevens St
Shaughnessy Temple
Georgia
Dodge
Spof‘ford Drug Co
Rikep-Jaynes
Salem
Kay
Panu San
Miss Kavanaugh
Hanu San
Burke
O'Halloran
Chaya
Miss McMurray
Sayonara
Tori Kayo
Hanu San ¢Miss Kavanaugh
Dvora
Bessie Barry
Margie Buckley
Bertha Burke
Katherine E. Collins
Elizabeth A. Dacey
Marguerite Fee
Mary G. Flynn
Mary C. Harris
Catherine E. McCarthy
Mary E. Sheehan
O Hanu ‘San
China
U. W
F. L. Claflin
Natural History Society
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