Marlboro Members Attend Milford Fifth Anniversary
Marlboro members joined about 80 attendees from Westboro Boston and Cominster for the fifth anniversary of the local N. A. & E. of Stationary Engineers in Milford. A turkey supper preceded a program of music and speeches by State President Bradley, Past National President Hogan, Ole Peterson, H. A. Green, A. Smith, President Miller and Swan.
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N. A. &. E. of Stationary Engineers
Milford
Westboro
Boston
Cominster
K. of GC
Bradley
Lowell
P. H. Hogan
Ole Peterson
H. A. Green
Brunswick
A. Smith
Winthrop
Miller
Swan
Educational Committee
Highland Athletic Club Exhibition Card Friday Night
Secretary J A McCabe announces an exhibition in the theatre Friday evening arranged by manager McCabe with bouts for members only. The Highland club showcases talent in a private event.
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McCabe
J. A. McCabe
Highland Athletic Club
East Boston boxers to stage six round exhibition
Ton and Young Callahan of East Boston will meet Patsy Kelleher of East Boston in a six round exhibition match. The event showcases local talent and draws neighborhood boxing interest.
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Ton and
Young Callahan
Boston
Patsy Kelleher
Fine Enforced for Hunting with Ferrets in Marlboro
The local game wardens crackdown on ferret rabbit hunting, imposing a $20 fine for each offense. Deputy James A. McCabe earned respect for upholding the game laws, turning a once common practice into a lost art in Marlboro and surrounding areas.
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James A. McCabe
McCabe
Marlboro
State Agriculture Board Holds Three Day Session
A state agriculture meeting will convene in Framingham at the Opera house on December 6 7 and 8. Headquarters will be at the Hotel Kendall. The sessions promise significant interest for those connected with agriculture and related policy.
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Brat of Agriculture
Wery
State of Agriculture
Eew
Framingham
Opera House
Kendall
Ron
House of Congress
Soe
Parson's Narrow Victory in Marlboro Mayor Caucus
Gen Henry Parsons wins Republican nomination for Marlboro mayor in a crowded caucus on Friday evening. Parsons commanding lead with 743 votes to Morse 344 and Clark 41. Ward 1 sees Alex Berry defeat Donahue 98 to 68 while Ward 6 re-elects E P Longley over S P Wood 98 to 38. Minute ballot details and rail timetable fragments fill the page.
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Parsons
Morse
Clark
Henry Parsons Fn
Marlboro
Alex Berry
Counceillman Donahue
E. P. Longley
P. Wood
8. B. Simonds
J. Hart
R. E B. Walker
L. F. Putnam
H. E. Brigham
N. M. Felton
W. D. Lepperrman
E. E. Dailey
John H. Baker
C. H. Andrews
B. J. Adams
ER. N. Dearborn
W. C. Springer
George H
Local Marlboro Notes and Rail Schedule Snippet
Residents and visitors are listed with moves visits and events. Absent items include train timetables for the Taunton Division and local notices of drilling by Company F with changes in personnel and a run of social and commercial updates around Marlboro and surrounding towns.
Boston and Maine Railroad Grading Work Acknowledged
At the earnest solicitation of a committee from the Board of Trade the Boston and Maine railroad has graded several loci in the city to improve transportation. The project aims to ease congestion and provide better access for merchants and travelers alike. Local officials express support, noting enhanced navigation and potential economic benefits for the port and surrounding districts.
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Board of Trade
Boston & Maine Railroad
Concord Junction Notes and Social Events
Mrs Johanson, seriously ill for weeks, is reported improving. Mr and Mrs F H Watson visited Orient chapter of South Framingham Monday night. Lovett's dancing school opens Saturday Dec 3 in the new hall and every Saturday thereafter. Hawthorne chapter O B S members attended Waltham chapter inspection. Ida M Hall and Flora C Watson paid an official visit to Columbia chapter Upton. A large ball by Concord Junction baseball club in Association hall Thanksgiving with the Ladies Imperial orchestra will boost plans for next season.
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Béherrill
Johanson
F. H. Watson
Orient Chapter
South Framingham
Lovett
New Hall
Hawthorne
Waltham
Ida M. Hall
Flora Cc. Watson
Columbia
Upton
Concord Junction Baseball Club
Association Hall
Ladies’ Imperial Orchestra
Edwards Injured In Fall On Icy Walk
Herb W. Edwards of Des Moines Iowa sprained his wrist and bruised his knees after a winter fall on an icy walk. He says the next day the joints were sore and stiff but after using Chamberlains Pain Balm the soreness eased after a few applications. Sold by Johnsons Pharmacy H J Dwinell Maynard.
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Herb W. Edwards
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Johnson's
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Almanac Weather Tips for Thanksgiving Thursday
Almanac notes local rain in New England with sunrise at 6 46 a.m. and sunset at 4 16 p.m. Moon rises at 5 56 p.m. High tides at noon and around 12 p.m. Weather brief advises regional showers ahead of the holiday.
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New England
Regular Hyomei Use Said to Cure Catarrh Quickly
The advertisement claims Hyomei provides rapid relief for catarrh with first breaths soothing irritated air passages. It cites an 82 year old patient from Redmond Hills, Pa., cured after brief use and offers a complete outfit for $1 with optional refills at 50 cents. The maker offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
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John S. Gray
Redmond Hills
Richardson
Richardson's Embracation for Insect Bites and Burns
The Browntsil moth is quickly relieved by Richardson's Embracation, effective for burning itching and many other skin irritations. This liniment is promoted as suitable for insect bites and various skin ailments requiring relief.
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Richardson
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Turner Bread
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