Harvey Nominated at Boston Fifth Middlesex Republican Convention
The fifth Middlesex Republican senatorial convention at Tremont Temple named Hon. John L. Harvey of Waltham senator by acclamation after a harmonious gathering. Col. George Doty was re elected to the state central committee. Harvey thanked delegates and predicted victory while Doty urged careful attention to details.
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Middlesex
Tremont Temple
John L. Harvey
Waltham
George Doty
State Central Committee
Col. Doty
Charles D. Adlock
Harvey Wheeler
State Republican Committee
A. H. Whittier
Wayland
Doty
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Walter F. Beedle
Belmont
A. E. Messer
Concord
G. W. Taylor
Lexington
J. E Farrar
Lincoln
F. P. Glazier
Hudson
C. W. Spearer
H. B. Brigham
E. E. Allen
Marlboro
G. H. Gutteridge
Maynard
J. K. Hall
Stow
Sudbury
G. H. Doty
C. J. Adlock
F. A. Eldridge
W. Dean
Mr. Harvey
Crawford House
J. L. Harvey
Marlboro Theatre Show Draws Citywide Acclaim
The Marlboro theater audience loved last night’s program featuring As You Like It, The Cowboy's Baby, The Bachelor's Baby, and Grandfather's Pills. Miss Carroll's soprano added charm with new songs You'd Do The Same Thing Over Again For the Red White and Blue and Won't You be my Baby Hoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Theatre
West
Miss Carroll
St Mark's Football Schedule With Groton Notable
St Mark's football schedule lists games against Cambridge Latin English High Milton Academy Noble Grete and Groton as the standout matchup on November 4 with most games slated at home except the Groton clash.
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Schedu
St. Mark's
Groton
Wich
Cambridge
English High
Milton Acade Mhcy
St. Mark’s
Grete
Hospital Crowded Not 80 Percent Full Says Marlboro Officials
A newspaper item reports Marlboro officials stating the hospital was not 80 percent full, with patient counts fluctuating Saturday morning as rooms remained available.
Local Scenes and Politics Reflect A Crowded Massachusetts Week
A collage of notes cites campaign headlines in the fourth district and local amusements. Mentions of Taft Bryan support, Yale football linked weddings, weather in Brockton, and public needs in Marlboro. Observations on drought shifts, track gambling hints, and civic news punctuate the page.
Marlboro Defeats Milford 46 to 0 in Park Clash
Marlboro high school dominated Milford high school 46 to 0 in a town park game Saturday afternoon. Cronin starred with four goals and strong kicking while Slattery Chisholm and Simonds contributed on offense and defense for Marlboro in front of a large crowd.
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Marlboro High School
Milford High School
Milford
Marlboro High
Marlboro Boys
Cronin
Marlboro Elcv
Ma & Ton
Howard Marshall
Cook
Martell
Dezorell
Lynch
Sullivan
Walter Ewing
Fred Cenedella
W. Foley
Sherman
Burnetta
J. W. Foley
G. W. Delaney
Grandma Hill dies at 100 in Jefferson vicinity
Mrs Louisa Hill known as Grandma Hill died Thursday at her Jefferson home on Fairview Ave aged 100 years 1 month and 1 day She was born in Canada Aug 31 1808 daughter of Anthony and Eliza Oliver moved to Highgate Vermont and later Jefferson She married Anthony Hill in 1828 and had nine children Four of her children Fayette Ki Orcutt Worcester Eliza Peter Wissell Jefferson George Orcutt Covington Ky and William Hill Jefferson survive across Massachusetts and Kentucky
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Jefferson
Louisa Hill
Fairview Ave
Grandma Hill
Canada
Anthony
Eliza Oliver
Highgate
Anthony Hill
Fayette Ki. Orcutt
Worcester
Peter Wissell
George Orcutt
Covington
William Hill
Connaughton Blames Poor Play For Home Wine Loss
The third game ended 8 to 4 as Connaughton pointed to his team’s sloppy defense and erratic batting as the primary reason for the defeat at home.
Midnight Train Change Affects Boston Fitchburg Route
New timetable for N Y N H H railroad takes effect Monday removing midnight Boston to Fitchburg train while keeping the Marlboro line to Northboro Clinton Leominster and Fitchburg stops. Also Marlboro to Boston 8 54 p m train shifts to 9 00 p m. Marlboro baseball saw Spencer win 8 4 at Prospect Park before about 1 000 spectators. Jack Dowd starred on third as Jack Collins hit a homer over the right field fence. Marlboro Stalp under manager Zeller misplayed making Connaughton’s poor defense a factor. Gleason weakened early then steadied. Porray and Waldron contributed for Spencer. Preston hall dates set for upcoming dancing season. Vernon A A planning events.
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N. Y
Boston
Fitchburg
Marlboro
Northboro
Clinton
Leominster
Spencer
Prospect Park
Frank Connaughton
Zeller
New England
Connaughton
Gleason
Connecticut
Jack Dowd
Jack Collins
Porray
Waldron
Tansey
Hurley Wins Hudson Brick Building Contract
Con Thomas P. Hurley awarded contract to build a brick two story structure at Lincoln Park Hudson for J. F. Harriman laundry, moving from Maynard. Building measures 140 by 40 feet with two 40 by 40 wings. work to begin within a week.
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Thomas P. Hurley
Hudson
J. F. Harriman
Maynard
Lincoln Park
Marlboro Hunters Fail to Score in Cordaville Woods
Andrew Treacy and companions scoured the Cordaville woods Friday without a shot fired. James O'Brien South Jr. bagged five woodcocks as hunting looked to improve once the trees shed their leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Treacy
Cordaville
James O’brien South Jr
Chestnuts Triumph as Record Crop Proclaimed in Market
Local merchants report an extraordinary chestnut harvest the largest since 1893 with wide sale at stores. Dealers note nearly every tree yields nuts and buyers from nearby woods offer high prices. Presence of large quantities roams the area as chestnut picking continues.
Massachusetts Charity Conference Heads to Fall River
The Massachusetts State Conference of Charities will meet in Fall River October 20 to 22. Attendees may view three exhibits on tuberculosis hygiene dental care and child welfare reports while a full program covers investigations, public relief administration, family obligations and child life on the streets with leaders from Boston Cambridge New Bedford and Fall River.
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Fall River
Boston Association For the Relef and Control of
Washington, D. C
Dental Hygiene Council of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Leontine Lincoln
Mapa
State Board of Charity
John T. Coughlin
William P. Fowler
Boston OV — the
Beto
Mass. Commission For the Blind
Lucy Wright
Dept. of Registration and Information
Jeffrey R. Brackett
State Board of Clarity
Mass
Francis Bardwell
Sherborn
William C
Vida Scudder
Wellesley College
Frank Parsons
Vocaien Bureau
Boston
David ¥. Milley
Gern
Pomona In Hudgon Portiona Meeting On Industrial Education
Nearly 200 attended the Hudson Thurgiay gathering discussing the value of Italian farm hands to farmers. Morning talks by B D Howe, F P Glazier, and Mrs Hildreth. afternoon address by Morse of Boston on industrial training. A musical and literary program followed.
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Hudson Thurgiay
Tee
B. D. Howe
Marlboro
F. P. Glaziér
Hudéén
Chester Hildreth
Northboro
Morse
Boston
Commission
Old Colony Division Train Schedule Corrected to June 15 1908
Railroad timetable lists Marlboro and Boston routes with multiple departures and arrivals. Trains to Bodt or South Framingham and Fitchburg, Northboro and Clinton, and Lowell show varied daily and Sunday times including morning and evening slots with an extensive set of initials and numbers.
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Old Colony
Marlboro
Bodtor
Bouthboro
South Framingham
Boston
M. Marlboro
Northboro
Clinton
Leomineter
Fitchburg
Artive Marlboro
Concord and Hudson Bus Schedules Mention Frequent Departures
Timetables show service from Concord, Maynard, and Hudson with multiple daily departures starting around 6:99 AM and continuing hourly until late evening. Special routes include Gleasondale to Maynard and Concord, and Stow connections to Maynard and Concord. Schedules subject to change without notice.
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Hudson
Concord
Maynard
Brow
Gienrenants
Gleasondale
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Cies
Cess
Japan
Nickel
Patters
Politics
Ethel Barrymore
Officer Durand
Aroostook County
Brockton
Corey Club
Taft
Bryan
Teddy Jr
Trines
Yale
Detroit Tigers
New York Giants
Reuben Dole
Brockton Fair
Indiana
Lake Boon
Fort Meadow
Kaepe
B. J. Adams
Republican City Committee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sdphs
Trinity Church
Washington
Vicinity News
Henry Gook
Augustus L. Whitney
Mrs. Graham
Westboro
Thomas H. Reilley
State Board of Registration
Curtis Guild Jr
Reilly
Massachusetts Undertakers’ Association
Undertakers
Indianaplis
Neb
Preston Hall
Vernon A. A
Spencer Ab Vr
Th. Po
Waldron Cf
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Ashworth
Daley
Peloquin If
Minnirig
Hurley
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Macy's
Macy’s
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N.Y
Massachusetts State’ Conference OF Charities
Atents
Ea Mars Nywile
Broadway
Washinz‘on
D.C
Harideomaly Maha
Postal
A. Dyer
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Nh.m. Railroad
Painesotof
Panam
Southboro
Fayville
Framingham
Lowell
South Sudbury
Concord Junction
Arin Lowell
San Hy Tlh
Yarnton
South Framinghon
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
St. A. R
Bark
John W. Ogden
Howell Acton
Mayrard
St. Matson
Lara
Acton
Maynarday
Rhaineeon
Ypcotch
WatThorough Savings East
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