Lake Boon Wins In Tight Game At Prospect Park
The Lake Boon team defeated Fort Meadow 7 to 4 in a closely contested baseball game at Prospect Park. Key players included Connell Daunton and Ingalls for Lake Boon, with Cotting pitching for Fort Meadow, while umpire duo Smith and Picture received high marks for their work. Attendance reached about 800 as the game stretched over two hours.
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Fort Meadow
Prospect Park
Lake Boon
At M
Fisherty
Eupacens
Dwyer
Tke Boon
Rock
F al Hurley
Janin
Althoug
Cotting
Innning
Fanning
Daunton
Varley
Gately
Murray
T. Hurley
Connell
Bertrand
Ingalls
Gauthier
Smith
Picture
F. Murray
Varley Ib Wea Fer Sk Bag
Rock If
Daunton c
Felton Rf
Keane Cf
Cotting P
Fort Meadow Ab Rib-Th Po
Goggin
Oy Posse Bertrand
J. Murray
A. Hurley
Lake Boone
Hurley
Keane
Felton
Vy Cotting
Many Marlboro People Attend Funeral of Thomas Murray
The funeral of Thomas H. Murray in Hudson drew business leaders from Marlboro and Hudson. Stores closed from 9:30 to 11 for the high mass at St Michael’s church. Delegations from K of C Elks Riverside club and Druggists’ association attended with prominent pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Thomas H. Murray
James Dérah
W. Hi. Finnick
Genevive Murray
Grace Shortsleeves
Katherine Sullivan
Wilbur F. Jenkins
Henry Werner
Marlboro
Hudson Council K. of .C
Hudson Lodge
John J. Hartnett
James H. Breen
Walter F. Money
Westboro
Berhard F. Short
Arthur Murphy
Laundry Plant Under Way At Lincoln Park
T P Hurley has commenced the erection of a brick two story structure at Lincoln park Hudson for the Herriman Laundry Co. The brick building measures 140 by 40 feet with two wings of 40 feet each. The job is expected to be finished in six weeks.
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T. P. Hurley
Lincoln Park
Hudson
Herriman Laundry Co
Hurley
Mammoth Station Fireproofing Under Way At Penn Station
Progress on the Pennsylvania Railroad terminal in Manhattan shows extensive steel framing and fireproofing. One million square feet of masonry floors will anchor the building with 600000 square feet of hollow terra cotta blocks for partitions and column coverings. The waiting room measures 320 by 110 feet with a 150 foot ceiling rise, while granite columns along Seventh Avenue are supported by steel underroad columns. Tunnels under the Hudson and East Rivers are nearly complete enabling early rail service to New Jersey and Long Island.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan Island
Hudson
West River
Seventh Avenue
New York
New Jersey
Long Island
Eggs Go Up As Farmers Charge 48 Cents a Dozen
Farmers raise egg prices to 48 cents a dozen the highest for the season. Grain costs push up production while hens lay fewer eggs than normal, officials say.
Eastern Steamship lines offer popular coastal trips from Boston
Eastern Steamship Company sailings from Boston to Maine coast ports and Maritime Provinces attract crowds this season. The Calvin Austin replaces the Camden on the International Division. Bangor and Rockland service runs from Foster's Wharf with connections to Bar Harbor and Blue Hill. Kennebec and Portland divisions operate on set evenings. Hunters are advised to consult routes for best access to hunting areas.
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Boston
Eastern Seamship Company
Maine
Maritime
St. John
Portland
Bangor
Bath
Calvin Austin
Camden
Eastport
Lubee
City of Bangor
City of Rockland
Foster’s Wharf
Rockland
Penobscot
Hunters’ Paradise
Marlboro Natural History Society hears Egypt talk
B F Greeley spoke Thursday evening to Marlboro Natural History Society on Egypt. Mr Seeley and his daughter visited during their eastern country trip and he has given the talk several times with pleasure and profit to listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Greeley
Marlboro Natural History Society
Egypt
Seeley
Sailings and deer season details from the Maritime Provinces trip guide
The notice outlines routes from Bangor and Portland divisions with steamers City of Bangor and City of Rockland, sailing schedule from Posters Wharf on Tue Thu Fri at 6 p m, calls for Rockland Bar Harbor Blue Hill and intermediate landings, and notes deer season from October 1 to December 15 and moose season October 16 to December 1. It highlights travel by boat as pleasant, with cuisine and accommodations praised aboard Eastern Steamship Company steamers.
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Ine
Baie Nena
Akirting Cist de Maine
St. John
Maritime Provinces
Malle
Deera
Ee Runswick
Carite
Troptata
Bangor
City of
Bhue Hill
Unson
Portland
Hastport
Lubec
Kennebec
Nién Wharf
Bath
Gardiner
Hallowell Augusta
Union
Hastern Steamship Company
Officers Elected At Marlboro Lodge Meeting
At a Marlboro lodge American Benefit Order gathering held Friday evening officers were chosen: President Mrs Mary Mahoney, Vice President Mrs Mary Rogers, Secretary Emma Davis, Collector John B Kelley, Treasurer Frank Bean, Orator Mrs C C Hart, Chaplain James Danforth, Marshal Co C Hart, Sentinel John Muir, Representative to Grand Lodge Emma Davis, Alternate John E B Kelley.
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Marlboro Lodge
Local briefs sketch town notes and oddities
Muted dispatches from towns report a Taft event in Framingham, an aged man in Mangfield who claims strength, a Fitchburg candidacy, Chariton music hires, Rutland TB medal, Milford sale at $20,000, Winchendon firemen prizes, Lunenburg skunk fur weather, Spencer mail delays, Fitchburg fraternal rites, and dry woods alarms. Holliston license talk, Hopkinton death, Natick tag day, Sterling river wires, Hubbardston high school shuffle.
Probation for Waltham man after state departure
Earle McKenzie of Waltham was placed on probation at the police court session on condition that he leave the state after being charged with drunkenness. In Fitchburg John Lloyd of Elleburg Choral Union previously acted discouraged by refusals of office but now shows renewed enthusiasm for the union's continuation.
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Waltham
Earle McKenzie
McKenzie
Fitchburg
John David Lloyd
Ellehburg Choral Union
Poultry and Livestock for Sale by A Dyer Marlboro Dealer
Wanted live poultry of all kinds with special broiler prices for this month. Breeding stock and 75 pigs also for sale. Drop a postal and I will call. Telephone 213 4 Geo A Dyer dealer in live and dressed poultry Marlboro Mass. 234t
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Geo
A. Dyer
Marlboro
Mass
Many Mourn A Centre School Fifth Grade Teacher
Miss Annie Cecelia Murphy died at her parents home 100 West Main Street after a long heart illness. A longtime Centre School teacher, she was 30 years old, educated at Marlboro and Maynard, and served with devotion in the fifth grade until illness forced her retirement. The funeral was held Monday at 9 am with city schools closed in tribute. she left her parents, a sister Mary E., two brothers Frank and William H., and many friends and pupils who remembered her kindness.
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Misa
Annie Cecelia Murphy
James T.murphy
West Main St
Miss Murphy
Centre School
Finness
Newman Club
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Immaculate Conception Church
Charles F. McCarthy
Frank P. O'Donnell
Raoul, Beaudreau
Alfred “Ghiloni
Wm. H. Flannery
John H. Lawton
Maynard
John J. Mitchell
John A. Cratty
Edward McMahon
Robert Savage
Stow News Notes Local Fragments and Civic Happenings
Illness and recoveries fill the week as Lewis Snell shows improvement and Abby Lewis plans a winter home stay. Maynard Woman's club welcomes many Stow ladies while Mrs. Cooke visits from Yarmouth. Unitarian services and local housing work, plus a steam heat contract for Lambert's new Glessondale house.
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Unitarian
Charles Crandell
Lambert
Glessondale
Concord District
Union Church
Keefe
Old Colony Division Timetable Corrections and Arrivals
Corrected June 15 1908 timetable for Marlboro Boston and Southboro routes. Lists departures from Marlboro and Boston with varied times, Sunday schedules, and arrivals to Northboro Clinton Fitchburg Framingham Lowell and Southborough, including night and morning services.
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Old Colony
Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Framingham
Northboro
Clinton and
Fitchburg
Clinton
Levertminster
Fiekurg Te Marivers
Leane
Arie Cariboro
D. Sanders
Northborond
Vias Vitae
Maynard and Hudson Street Rail Schedule Notice
Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Company posts a schedule note listing multiple daily departures between Maynard Concord and Gleason Dale with hourly service from early morning to late evening. The notice mentions adjustments may occur without notice and lists superintendent Ogden confirming the timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt Hudson
Cobo
Maynard
Ritis
Westvale
Gleasondale
Hudson Eth
Kathy Ie
Lowell Acton and Maynard 8st Ry Service Schedule
Trains run between Lowell and Maynard with morning and afternoon departures. Service includes connections at Maynard, and a Sunday schedule with specific first and last car times. John W. Ogden, Superintendent, notes telephone connections and charter options for the roa d.
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Lowell Acton & Maynard 8Stry, CO. Cie
Lowell
Acton
Maynard Rf
Dianinag
BeOany
Faynard
Maynata
Goett
Sar” Aera
Stdynard
John W
Ogden
Supt
Avrard
Mare
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the Peoples National Bank of
Marlborough
U. S
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Walter P. Frye
Waldo B. Fay
Stillman R. Stevens
Herbert Howe
Louis P. Howe
Uren P. Walker
Charles F. Brigham
John T. Burnett
Winslow M. Warren
Charles F. Choate, Jr
James W. McDonald
E. Irving Morse
Benjamin RK. Greeley Wera
Waligo B. Ray
Silas E. Simonds
Michael Burke
John. A. O’connell
Tv 7
the Web
Japan
Standard Oil, Company
Thomas H. Mur
Ray
Mammoth Station
Down East
RH. Macy & Co
New York City
Macy
Macy's
Macy’s *Stictise
Vicinity News
Taft
Mangfield
Wesley Bent
Woody
M. F. O'Connell
Idaepentient Citizens Party
Charlton
Edith Howe
Worcester
Charitop
Rutland
Frederick L. Hille
Washington
Missporo
U. S. Shoult Court
Milford
Winchendon
Columbia
Lunenburg
Charles Bimeteon
Spencer
Spencer Post Office
Herbert B. Lanigan
Frank E. Wedge
Leroy B. Pikup
A.li Blanchard
Beverly
E. V. R. Thayer
James Blake
Thayer
Holliston
Hopkinton
George McGrail
Framingham Hospital
Natick
Leonard Morse Hospital
Sterling
Connecticut River’ Power ‘and Transmission Co
Hubbardston
Paul Mackin
Waterbury
Conn
Centre
sTow
Lewis Snell
Jerome Dwinells
Alden Packard
Abby Lewis
The
Maynard Woman's Club
Cooke
Yarmouth
Richard Russell
D. W. Lovett
West , Acton
Mr. Percy
South Acton
PHA
Fayville
Framingham
Lowell Lsta
Yeunton
South Suatnihhai
Suridaye
Concord, Maynard
Hudson St
ST. RY. CO
Marlborough Savings. Bank
Faas
Jaguaryy Apt
William DB. Burdatt
Charter F. Holyoke, Tressiares
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