Harvard notes enter 256th year and Spanish study call
The Enterprise comments on Harvard College starting its 256th year with about 4000 students and praises The Sunday Journal for businesslike quality. It urges more Spanish in New England schools, notes growing US trade with Central and South American states, and highlights Dartmouth freshman class details. It also mentions local politics and juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard College
Crimson
New England
Dartmouth
B. C. Taylor
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
New York
Illinois
Maryland
District of Columbia
T. Bagley
Southboro
Sammy’s Bold Stand in a Satirical Tale
The narrator recalls couples and petty spats, highlighting a man named Sammy who defies a domineering fiancée after years of compliant comments. The piece contrasts clever flips of affection with the social foibles of engagements and gender roles in a humorous Chicago Record voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy
Reben
Eleanor Eastman
Broker
Tommy Tumble
Johnny Jones
Dot Darling
Chicago
Moorish City of Today and Andalusian Legacy
The piece notes Seville’s enduring Moorish character eight centuries after the Saracens left, comparing urban planning to Mesopotamian cities and praising Arab advances in poetry, science, and architecture. It cites Moltke on Arab refinement and romantic valor in clashes with Christian chivalry.
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Seville
Euphrates
Tigris
Spain
Sicily
Europe
Granada
Moltke
Maynard Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Annie Lord visited F F Robertson. William Smith biked to Waltham on Monday. Bolton fair drew a crowd Wednesday. Creighton ads publicized new shoe offerings. D Henderson led Royal Arcanum to South Acton. Currie brothers rode to Waltham for bicycle races. Neil Currie Co launched fall winter goods ad. Maynard football vs Hudson Y M C A set for Oct 7 at 3 pm. Congregational sermon titled The True Citizen His Work and His Foes. C D Holmes photographer back in business. Harry Russell and Co M Fifth Regiment attended Braintree field day. Mr and Mrs F F Robertson returned from trip via Bath Hallowell Augusta Sidney Me. J B Deane attended wedding reception William H Welsh and Margaret L Hearn at South Framingham. Russell reported asthma attack in West Acton. father planned to bring him home.
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Creighton
D. Henderson
Royal Arcanum
South Acton
Malcom
Ray
Currie
Waltham
Neil Currie & Co
Maynard
Hudson Y. M. C. A
Harry Russell
Co.m. Fifth Regiment
Hudson
Braintree
F. F. Robertson
Bath
Hallowell
Augusta
Sidney
J. B. Deane
William H. Welsh
Margaret L. Hearn
South Framingham
Harry H. Russell
West Acton
Fitchburg excursion to Hoosac tunnel from Marlboro branch
The Fitchburg railroad schedules a Sunday round trip from Marlboro to the Hoosac tunnel for $1.50. Special train departs Marlboro 9.10, Hudson 9.18, Rockbottom 9.23, Maynard 9.31 am, reaches North Adams 1.45 pm. Return leaves North Adams 4.30 pm, Hoosac tunnel 4.45 pm. A popular seasonal trip with strong patronage expected.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Marlboro
Hoosac Tunnel
Hudson
Rockbottom
Maynard
North Adams
Hoosac
Maynard Fire Department Praised for Prompt Response
A letter from F. H. Harriman commends the Maynard fire department for a quick and considerate response on Monday the 25th inst. The note signed in Maynard on September 26, 1893 notes appreciation for the engineers handling the incident with efficiency.
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Maynard
F. H. Harriman
Parish News and Local Notes from New Brunswick Visit and Fire Incident
Church Steele travels to New Brunswick. Mrs Will Perkins visits her old home. John Cobleigh counts 27 partridges after a stray cattle incident. Albert Walker's home burns for the third time, likely from a faulty chimney, with most belongings saved. Burdett College lecture on Strength by Prof. L E Pease earlier and a successful Friday session for pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Perkins
nee _ Burroughs
Albert Walker
Charles Veasey Place
Burdett College of Business and Shorthand
Boston
L. E Pease
Concord Junction Notices and Schedule Adjustments
Local social events include a bean supper on Oct 10 and a free Clarions concert on Oct 8 at Association hall with Wells Monroe and Wilson. Train time changes for O C R R affect Concord Junction to Lowell and South Framingham services. Church notes for Union Church list services, Y P S C E at 6 30, evening service at 7 30, Sunday school at 2 30, and a Tuesday prayer meeting.
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Guy McAllister
Lizzie
Annie
Charlie Ringman
New York
Mayo
Reformatory
L. C
G. G. Russell
Henry Mares
Ladies’ Union
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Lowell
South Framingham
Clarions
S. A. Wells
D. S. Monroe
F. E. Wilson
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Hudson Area News Roundup Highlights Local People and Events
Mrs. Brown remains critically ill at home as son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Keith attend the World's Fair. Thomas F. Mahoney seeks a representative seat in the general court. Jr. C. Munsey hoards nickel cents, reaching 5000. Rev. G. Yager plans to stay in Hudson. Two men report duck hunting success after a night in the wild. Mrs. Anna L. Persons rests from music duties in Boston area. F. H. Houle joins Howard's Comedy company after leaving Hudson for Amsterdam, NY. Doric lodge to receive Lewis M. Palmer on Oct 16 with B. A. degree demonstration. Alfred C. Woods travels to Chicago via Washington for three weeks. Brigham's plant modernizes bottoming room with racks and bench relocations. Keeler of Glines W Keeler reports on a modeled Fall River school project with steam heating. Patrick Kelley, esteemed Hudson resident and 25-year Jetts employee, dies after paralysis stroke. burial from local church.
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Anna L. Persons
Boston
F. H. Houle
Howard
Hudson
Amsterdam
N. Y
Doric Lodge
Lewis M. Palmer
Change of subscription date policy on payment
The date on paper or wrapper changes the Saturday after payment receipt at the office. A two week interval may pass before the change occurs. If the date is not updated after that period, notify us for prompt attention.
La Grippe Cure Claims Rapid Relief and Free Trial
The ad states Dr King’s New Discovery speeds recovery from La Grippe and prevents after effects. It claims cures for throat chest and lung diseases, asthma, and hay fever. Free trial battles offered at B F Johnson & Son Drug Store in Maynard and J C Friend in Concord.
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B. F.johnson & Son
Maynard
Concord
Fitchburg Railroad Tunnel Excursion Heads North Adams Run
The Fitchburg railroad schedules a Saturday October 7 round trip via a special express train from Lincoln at 7 40 am to North Adams with intermediate stops at Concord 748 Concord Junction 753 South Acton 802 West Acton 806 Littleton 816 and return from North Adams at 430 pm and Whoosac Tunnel 445. Round trip fare is 2 00 from all listed stations. The trip showcases Deerfield valley scenery and aims to convert riders into lifelong patrons of future excursions.
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Fitchburg
Lincoln
Concord
Concord Junction
South Acton
West Acton
Littleton
North Adams
Whoosac Tunnel
Ied
Deerfield Valley
Sudbury Timetable Changes This Week
Sudbury notices timetable changes for the Boston and Maine and New York New Haven and Hartford lines this week. Also promotes a salve claiming to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers and related skin ailments with a money back guarantee at 25 cents per box sold by B F Johnson & Sons Maynard and J C Friend Concord.
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B. F. Johnson & Sons
Maynard
J. C. Friend
Concord
Birth notices from Marlboro and Pa report newborn daughters
A daughter was born in Marlboro on October 2 to Mrs. Charles E. Brodeur. A daughter was born in Pennsylvania on October 1 to Mrs. Craw ley.
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Marlboro
Charles E. Brodeur
Aes Pa
Crawley
Prices Low for New Fall and Winter Stock
A bold advertisement promises magnificent new stock for fall and winter at the lowest prices yet. It emphasizes immense assortment and high quality to attract early buyers.
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Thursby
Wheelwright
Trefethen
Mr. Pillsbury
Borden
Sunday Journal
Annie Lord
F.F. Robertson’s
William Smith
Bolton
C. D. Holmes
Howland
Thomas Hillis
A. D. Holt
Augustus Newton
George Flood
H. H. McGrail
Thomas Naylor
Maynard Locals
Naylor
Jennie S. Deane
Linden and
Tremont Streets
C. H. Persons
Cleary & Williams
Miss Deane
W. H. Gutteridge
Boxboro
Church Steele
New Brunswick
John Cobleigh
Johnnie
J. H. Chase
Mrs
Timothy Gale
P. H Bullock's
George P. Keith
The
General Court
Thomas F. Mahoney
Jr. C. Munsey
Rev. G. Yager
Alfred C. Woods
Washington
William A. Woods
Woods
Brigham’s
Keeler
Glines W& Keeler
Fall River
Patrick Kelley
Grove and
Water Streets
L. T. Jetts
la Grippe
Sudbury
Bucklin
George 8. Pine
William L. Wade
Franklin
Mass
Margaret E. Willett
Granville
George 8
Pine
George H. C. Steward
Sophie C. Foster
M. Blanchard
James A.leavin
F.winnefred M.innes
F.S. Rice
Henry Ellsworth
Janie Thompson
Emily Thompson Morse
Stephen Morse
Pierre Sasseville
Henry Foster
H. M
M.L. Kelley
Elizabeth Cropper
Adams
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Holmes
ALL
W.B. Cases
Maynard’s' Block
Main St
Nason St
Grnghams
Draken
Russell’s Dry Goods Store
Lowe's Block
Standard Patterns
Marlboro Dye House
Henry A. Richardson
Attorney- At-Law
Friend’s Block
Exchange
State Street
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