Marlborough Bank Condensed Statement of Condition 1908
The Peoples National Bank of Marlborough presents its condensed statement to the Comptroller of the Currency as of September 23 1908 listing liabilities assets and deposits. It shows capital stock 175000 surplus 6500 circulation 217956.25 dividends unpaid 80000 and reserves 7500 with total resources and deposits around 1 018 059 85. Directors and officers include Walter P Frye president and Waldo B Fay vice president with Stillman R Stevens cashier. Additional services offered include safety deposit boxes and water bonds for sale.
Enormous Loss From Forest Fires Across Northern States
The article reports vast forest fire losses across Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin with nationwide impact. It notes millions in anticipated costs and the adoption of rational fire protection systems by government and states. It highlights the need for better protection as timber supplies dwindle and warns of potential Navy-scale losses if unprotected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
United States
Lake States
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
New England
Canada
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Unprotected Object Likely Destroyed if Left Exposed
A fragment notes that damage would have occurred but for protection. It mentions potential loss or ruin if not shielded, implying protective measures saved the subject from destruction. The text references unspecified location and context, focusing on the necessity of safeguarding property or artifact.
Mitchell Named by Independence League for Congress
Practically unanimous nomination of Senator J. J. Mitchell by the Independence League at the fourth district convention in Waltham. His name will appear on the ballot as the nominee of both the Independence League and the Democrats. Mitchell met Democrats in Winchester and was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Mitchell
Congress
Independence League
J. J. Mitchell
Waltham
Mitchell
Democrats
Reuben Dole Dead Marlboro's oldest inhabitant
Reuben Dole died Friday morning at his home on Harrison Place after a brief illness from heart failure. Born in Acton in 1808, he lived in Marlboro for over 60 years and worked as a cooper. Survived by two daughters Ellen Peatt and Etta Howe and two grandchildren, his funeral was held Monday at his home with burial in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SBS
Ut . Century
Y Nek Marore
Eliyn Pratt
Etta Howe
Hottteen
Dole
Stevens
Acton
Lemuel
Ruth Dole
Stow
Newhall
Concord
William Brown
Boston
Cambridge
Syracuse
N. Y
Elizabeth
Aaron
Laicinda Jones
Marlboro
Pleasant’ St
Lincoln St
Witherbee and
Winthrop Sts
Garrisonl
John’p. Squire
Andrew Jackson
Voing
Mar Oro
Sillivan Baker
Mr. Dole
Ellen-Peatt
Reuben C. Pratt
Blanche Pratt
Waltham
Reuben Dole
Marboro
Harrison
BE. F. Hayward
BH. L. Bigelow
B. Irving Maree
C. B
George A
Eastern Steamship Autumn Tours Open to Maine and New Brunswick
The Eastern Steamship lines report strong patronage on the International, Badger, Kennebec and Portland divisions as fall voyages to Maine and New Brunswick show renewed appeal. Sailings depart from Boston and Portland to Bangor, Bar Harbor, Calais, and intermediate landings with daily or thrice weekly options. The new schedule emphasizes comfortable shipboard meals and premium service as the fleet strengthens excursion travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Runswick
Eastern Steamship Service
Nimrod
New Brunswick
Bangor
City
Rockland
City of Bangor
Foster's Wharf
Bar ‘Harbor
Boston
Union Wharf
Pe John
Portland
Port
Ljubée
Calvin Austin
Cobb
Kennebec
Local Tidbits From Stow And Nearby Towns
Mrs Dickson visited Malden while Lewis Parks nears completion of a new house. Mrs Lewis Parks stayed in Medfield and Mrs A M Goding visited friends in Lynn. A Grange service was held at the Unitarian church Sunday evening. J Ko Hall plans a summer home at Little Compton R I. The Gleasondale M B church hosts a chicken pie supper on Oct 21. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Helen Whitney. Drivers’ recklessness in town draws complaints. Mrs A J Smith returns from Providence and Kingston R I visits. An oyster supper and entertainment is set for Friday night at the Unitarian church. Edward Carr served on credentials committee at the Hudson convention. Stow and Maynard teachers form a club to present entertainments in Maynard. George Bradley sat on credentials and district committees at the Maynard Democratic fifth district convention. Attendees at the Sunday school convention in wena included Mrs Clark Mrs T F Scott in Carlisle Mrs Charles Stanles and Miss Adina Crandell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Goding
Lynn
Unitarian Church
C. D. Fletcher
New York
J. Ko Hall
Little Compton
R. I
Gleasondale M. B
A. J. Smith
Providence
Kingston
Edward Carr
Committee On
Hudson
Stow and
Maynard
Maynard Tirrell Heads Republican Campaign Rally
Maynard Tirrell will headline a Republican campaign event in Coopera tive hall Monday night with speakers including Hon. B. G. Draper Hon. Charles Q. Tirrell Hon. Mark Sullivan Hon. John Harvey and James F. Sweeney The gathering aims to energize supporters in congressional senatorial and representative races Albert Batley will preside and may speak briefly in a rally emphasizing party positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Hall
B. G. Draper
Leutenant
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
Congress
Mark Sullivan
Beverly
John Harvey
Wainam
James F. Sweeney
Boston
Maynard
Albert Batley
Wholesale destruction of birds threatens human welfare
A historical plea argues birds curb pests and save crops. It cites Massachusetts and Nebraska figures, noting birds eat vast insect loads daily and save farmers millions yearly. The piece urges protection and public duty to conserve native birds amid rising pest pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Idwa
Bia
United States
Icidet
Bon Baie Tor
Satan
Sprastioad
William
New England Rail Schedule Corrections and Timetables
The notice lists corrected June 15 schedules for the N Y N H & H Rail and related lines. Train times are given for Marlboro Boston Southboro South Framingham Fayville Northboro Fitchburg Concord Junction and Lowell with Sunday deviations and night runs. It outlines departure times from Marlboro Boston Southboro Fayville and Fitchburg and arrival times at Marlboro Fitchburg and Lowell along with connections and special notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl
Boston
Southboro
South
Prem
Marlboro
Northboro
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Mars
Stubbornly Contested Maynard Soccer Wins 3–2 Over Worcester
Maynard opened the season at cricket grounds defeating Worcester 3 to 2 before a large crowd. Maynard used substitutes but held a two goal burst in the first half. Notable players included William Allan and J. Manning for Maynard and Walker and Meek for Worcester. Referee J Turper of Worcester with linesmen Mahon of Maynard and Dewsbury of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Worcester
William Allan
Thomas Murray
J. Marsden
E. Billett
Jesse Billett
D. Clayton
W. McGrath
J. Manning
R. Grant
R., Mcliver
Downton
Walker
Marsden
Ling
Brotherson
Bird
Jones
Emmet
Bratchel
Mullen
Willig
Meek
J. Turper
Mahon
Dewsbury
Harry, Rodway
Town Officials Weigh Vault for Fireproof Records
A subcommittee reports building a fireproof town vault to preserve records under a new law. A special town meeting will decide the plan. Edna Denniston visits Lawrence. Neighbors aid Kenny-Ellinwood after a barn fire. An auto trolley crash near Murphy garage. Connors breaks arm repairing a pipe at the mill. A boy burns his face from a boiler explosion. calls for toy inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Coughlap
James J. Bent
Harry J., Parmenter
Oover
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Peoples National Bank of
Marlborough
Mass
Odue
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
City of
Xea
Walter P. Frye
Waldo B. Fay
Stillman R. Stevens
Cahier
Nerbert Howe
Winslow M. Warren
Benjamin F. Greeley
Louis P. Howe
Aren P. Walker
Charles I. Choate, Jr
Silas H. Simonds
Charles
Brigham Jones
Wy.McDonald
Michael Burke
John I’. Burnett
E. Irving Morse
John A. O’connell
Ertas
John J. Mitchell
Winchend
RH. Macy & Co
New York City
Macy
Macy's
Macy’ S
Rebben Dole
Mirlboro
Immon
Reuben’ Dole
Enain
Walter
W. ‘Brett
Mrs. Dickson
Malden
Lewis Parks
Medfield
The
Ladies Aid Society
Mrs
Helen Whitney
George Bradley
Wena
Mr. Clark
T. F. Scott
Carlisle
Charles Stanles
Adina Crandell
Tirrell Coming
N. A. & H. Railroad
Ingham
Weubaye
Prrive Boston
Pen
Sendaye
Santa Boston
Fayville
Framingham
Lowell
Pa. m
Loweh
Sudbury
Congord Junction
Jaynon
South Framingham
Edna Denniston
Lawrence
Athol
Kenny — Ellinwood
Waitt Buty
Murphy Garage
Millbury
Marlbe
Leicester
Patrick A’ ‘Connors
Mr. Connors
Webster
George
Albert
Stayick
River St.w
Eto Ek
Cee Dyer
Maynard & Hudson
R. R
Huayoa
Eere
Gleasondale
Gleason
Maynard Oon O. Maynard
Joey Nm
John W. Ogden
Marlborough Savings, Bal
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