Poisoned horses shock Stow center community
Two valuable horses owned by Mrs. Lizzie M. Filmore at Stow center died after ingesting Paris green. The act occurred early Friday. $100 reward offered by local selectmen for information leading to arrest. State police investigated and noted the culprit likely knew the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Carey
Stow Centre
Lizzie M. Filmore
Filmore
Roland P. Harriman
Henry Smith
James F. Croft
Carey
Dove Cote
Maine hunting prospects expand across vast forests
The article notes plentiful deer and rising moose sightings in Maine, with hunters already in camps or en route. It highlights key regions from Bemis to Katahdin, rail routes via Bangor and the Boston & Maine line, and the appeal of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. A two cent stamp request offers an illustrated hunting guide and condensed game laws.
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Maine
Bangor
Bemis
Rangely
Dead River
Boston
Greenville
Moosehead
Penobscot
Canada
Mt. Katahdin
Bangor & Aroostook
Nary Cross
Stacyville
Sporting Grounds
Washington County Railroad
New Hampshire
Vermont
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
New England
Hudson community notices and local updates
Hudson A C Woods died Friday in Clinton. Several residents announce moves, illnesses, and work changes including Whittaker in Worcester and Pratt, James Stewart, and Miss Nina Crowle. The town reports remodeling, contracts, and factory employments, plus sports, dances, church activities, and a funeral in North Reading.
Lockjaw danger and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm remedy
The article explains tetanus bacteria thrive in dirt and enter via wounds from caps or rusty nails. It claims Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied promptly prevents lockjaw and speeds healing, sold by P. H. DeLee in Maynard. Hunters report game scarcity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. DeLee
Maynard
Marlboro Man Patent Helps Brockton Team Win Brockton Fair Prize
At the Brockton fair the Hancocks of Brockton led by C. W. Gould of Marlboro displayed the C. W. Gould patent pipe and nozzle among 35 engines. The firm won the prize, having participated in all contests and secured 11 prizes totaling $2300.
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Hancocks of
Brockton
Brockton Fair
C. W. Gould
Marlboro
New Aerie Established in Natick by Marlboro Eagles
About 60 members of Marlboro aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles attended the institution of a new aerie in Natick on Sunday. Installation ceremonies were led by Past Worthy President F. H. McGill and suite.
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Marlboro Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Natick
F. H. McGill
Suite
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Sore in Powder Man
Otto Dodd of Powder Missouri reports a year long sore cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He calls it the best salve on earth and notes availability for 25 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy South Acton.
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Otto Dodd
Powder, Mo
Johnson’s
Maynard
Willard’s
South Acton
Republican Nomination Convention Planned in Maynard
In Masonic Hall Maynard the Republican town committee of Maynard sets the 22d Middlesex District convention for Saturday afternoon October 15. Chairman R. W. Carter urges delegates from Maynard Hudson Stow and Boxboro to attend.
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Middlesex
Maynard
Masonic Hall
R. W. Carter
Hudson
Stow
Boxboro
Choking Catarrh Cured by Hyomei Inhaler Claim
A testimonial from Mr Caswell Gays of Needham Massachusetts praises Hyomei for curing choking catarrh and says it clears the head. The ad states inhaling the healthful air for a few minutes stops catarrh and that chronic cases require four or five daily uses. It notes a 1 dollar complete outfit with lifetime inhaler and offers 50 cent refills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip Thie
Concord Woman's Club Opens Season With Reception
The Concord Massachusetts Woman's Club began its season with a Oct reception for president Mrs J F Rolfe at the Unitarian church parlor. Assisting were vice president Mrs Francis B Shepley and ex president Miss Anna H Burrill. Fortunes and refreshments followed as the club inaugurated winter entertainments. The first regular meeting drew a large crowd with remarks by Mrs Rolfe and reports from Secretary Mrs C H Towle. Lectures on Seeing by Touch by Charles F P Campbell highlighted the program. The club plans a trip to Bedford on Oct 24 and a year book will publish the season lineup.
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Concord
Massachusetts Woman's Club
J. F. Rolfe
Unitarian Church
Urbane Derby
Wallace A. Calef
John C. Friend
Bedford
H. F. Rolfe
J. H. Orendorf
C. H. Towle
Archbishop of Canterbury Visits Concord
The Archbishop of Canterbury toured Concord during the Episcopal convention in Boston. He was hosted by Prof. Goodwin of Cambridge and visited his relative M. B. L. Bradford. Bradford then guided the pair around local sights by car. The Archbishop dined at the Emerson home with Ralph Waldo Emerson’s daughter.
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John Shughnessy
William O'Donnell
T. F. Mahoney
Timothy J. Sullivan
Maple St
Joseph Girardin
Augustus Russell
Rutland St
Carver
Apsley Rubber Shop
Hudson Sports
Boston
New York
Timothy J. Keefe
Savillian Arnold
Opera House
Hudson Military Band
Vincent Beede
West Chester
Frank J. Beede
Pleasant Sr
Concord
Archbishop of Canterbury
Prof. Goodwin
Cambridge
M. B. L. Bradford
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
Lexington Road
Kerns Wins Championship at Concord Golf Club
The fall championship finals were held at Concord Golf Club on Saturday. G K Kerns defeated M B L Bradford 6 and 4 to claim top honors. A bogey handicap featured A S Graves with the lowest score among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Golf Club
G. K.kerns
M. B. L. Bradford
A. S. Graves
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A. C. Loewe
Model Drug Store
Nason Street
Loewe
Riverside Block
Clarence J Bodfish
Abel G. Haynes
C. H. Persons
T. J. McGann
B. W. Brown’s
Mass
Convienences
Monument Square
J. W. Craig
Republic Tel
P.W. White
Main St
Cone d
Buswell's Express
T. J
C. M. Byron
Eas Saeemtnaen
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
Acton
Mase
Paris Green
PARTY
Filmore of ‘Stow
A. C. Woods
Clinton
Cross St
H. P. Whittaker
Worcester
Fred Jacobs
Mainst
A. Prank Griffin
Prank Monroe
Warner St
Mary Walsh
Pond St
Lpring St
James Stewart
Ernest Hinsman
Clarence Dickinson
Morse
D. B. Brown
F. Brigham—Gregory
James Perrin
Pope St
Holliston
H. P. Bean
Central St
Arthur Merrill
Stow Public Library
Nina Crowle
Franklin St
Sadie Morrison
Apsley Sr
Malden
Meddie Lacouture
Hudson House
Daniel Staples
B. B. Lovett
James Borosky
Millay Block
Felton St
James Wilson
Watertown
Apsley Rubber Factory
Willard Bailey
F. Brigham—Gregory Factory
Carrie Brown
Lake Pleasant
Emma Russell
New York City
Church St
Hudson Council 131
Knights of Columbus
Goodrich
Richard A. Russell
Cleveland
Hudson National Bank
St. Michael’s Church
Annie Ruth Taylor
Elmer Taylor
Winter St
North Reading
Lincoln St
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