Hudson Connects to Concord via Street Railway Timetable
Timetable listing hourly to half hour departures from Concord Hudson Gleasondale Westvale Maynard Car Barn Stow Center Stow Gleasondale and Concord Jct with routes to Hudson and back, including PM continuations and overlaps.
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Concord
A. M
P. M
Westvale
Maynard
Car Barn
P. Leave
Stow Center
Gleasondale
Hudson
Ora M
P. M. Hudson
Er Os
Concord Jet
Somerville Visitors and Town Notes Highlight Weekend
Somerville residents recall a busy weekend with visits from Fred Campbell of Worcester and other locals. The town saw events from a baby show at the Unitarian vestry to a Mansion House fireballing incident and balloons drifting toward South Framingham.
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Fred Campbell
Worcester
Bobby Leach
Mansion House
Brigham, Gregory
South Framingham
Bazar of All Nations
Unitarian Vestry
Louis Raymond Moran
Roland Sylvester Tapler
George Quincy Packard
James van Buskirk
Maynard Daily Notes Local Happenings and Meetings
Maynard reports Clara Johnson moving to Waltham and Mrs Edward Carleton opening a new place on Parker street. Minstrel show prep by Maynard silhouettes. Nagle sisters visit friends. M C club hosts Rebar Pak Tee socials at Cooperative Hall. Mamie Owens returns to Assabet mills. Gutteridge and Creighton add cash registers to store. Unity Circle C of F holds second social at Cooperative Hall. Last chance to register for state election at selectmen's room. names urged for turnout. Deacon and deaconess nominations at Congregational church prayer meeting. Judge Keyes returns 173.65 to town for fines. previous return 63.30.
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Edward Carleton
Ieee
Parker St
He Maynard
Alice
Fannie Nagle
Ae Ee M
Keyes
Out of Deaths Jaws Dr Kings New Pills End Life Threat
P Muse of Durham North Carolina recounts years of severe stomach and liver trouble. He credits Dr Kings New Pills with saving his life and restoring health. Pills available at Burdett and J O Friend for five cents.
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P. Muse
Durham
N. O
Dr. King
Burdett & J. O
Salt Turns Hot Coffee Into Surprisingly Cool Drink
An elderly patron demonstrates a salt cooling trick at a breakfast table. He drops a saltcellar into the coffee, noting salt’s cooling properties and its use with ice for ice cream and in cold storage, allowing the clerk to drink the coffee without discomfort before hurrying to the office.
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Mexico
New York Mail and Express
Fruits and Flowers Gardening Tips
Fruit trees need open canopies to ripen well and rich soil without weeds. Dahlias of all colors and forms reliably bloom. Take quince cuttings in fall after leaf drop. Do not mix heliotrope with other cut flowers. they decay and harm others. Myosotis prefers partial shade and benefits from taller companions. Yellow blooms brighten shaded spots and are cheery. Vigorous cultivation expands fibrous root growth and overall plant vigor.
Bargaining For A Bill Of Exchange Rates
A bank cashier recalls a customer pressing for lower rates on a bill of exchange. The customer claims ten years of banking with the institution and compares to Farmers Bank offering one eighth. The banker agrees to match the rate, noting the customer’s loyalty, and the bill ends up costing 60 cents more than if the matter had remained quiet.
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Farmers’ Bank
New York Times
Georgia Justice Marries Runaway Couple at Home
A Georgia justice wed a runaway couple who arrived in a carriage and held the ceremony without getting down. Afterward the groom handed the judge thirty six cents, saying it was all he had and had saved for the honeymoon.
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Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Woman unhappy but buys clothes to envy others
A neighbor notes a woman’s dissatisfaction while saying she can buy outfits that make other women envious, reflecting chatter from a Chicago Post excerpt.
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Seppy
Chicago Post
Marriage and scandal touch a rural community
A fragmentary notice preserves a tale of two weddings and local figures. Olde and Yale are named, with Yale described as a well known local personage linked to a professional field. The text hints at a feud and a furious reaction from Dorte-Tea, set against a backdrop of village life and social tensions.
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Mias Olde
Mr. Yale
Col Calakd
Marlboro Notes of People and Places
Marlboro social notices report Mrs X Leblanc ill at home and many locals visiting relatives. Firemen attend Westboro field day. Crown Prince of Siam to visit St Mark's in Southboro. weddings, engagements, travels, and shop notes populate the town column with names like Labassiere, Hall, Stickney, and Winch.
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X. Leblanc
Broad St
Ernest Jones
Southbridge
H. O. Barthlemes
Springfield
Charles W. Robinson
Worcester
O. F. Robinson
Crown Prince of Siam
St. Mark's School
Southboro
Helen Nourse Jackson
Waltham
Henry Nourse
Jennie Atee
Madge Dunn
White Mountains
M. P. Rogers
Prospect Sr
Somerville
Hazel Wood
Roanoke
Virginia
Fred Lowell
Lincoln St
Norman B. Rice
Holliston
Seraphine Chamberlain
Marlboro
A. F. Hall
Concord
Clarence E. Stickney
Keene, N. H
Jeannette
John Wesley Quote Noted in Family Tale at Store
A fragment recalls a remark attributed to John Wesley about repetition. The note mentions Mistress Wesley and a store at 197 Main St with DeLeo's drug store in Maynard.
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John Wesley
Mistress Wesley
Main St
Mewibore
DeLeo's
Maynard
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J Mar Maynard
E. Henderson & CO
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
Ee Eee
Set
Rey
Saterday
Aoe Gsreana Ania
Cee Pebaetmene Dleboro
Gaetan
Methodist Church
Satar
Gates
Hastings
Dobson
United States
Oae Nesee Tanek
Mr. Leach
Henry Martens
Friends
Martens
Worcesters
William Yean
Mr. Green
F. A. Robinson
Edward Taylor
Chicopre Falls
C. K. Shepard
Rutland
Martin Kelly
Roxbury
Iss Grace Golden
Medford
Daceghter
James Golden
Mr. Kelly
Mrs. Kelley
Clara Johnson
Mamie Owens
Lawrence
Assabet Mills
George H. Gutteridge
George Creighton
Unity Circle, C. of F
Selectmen’s Room
Congregational Church
Aa Lastnesticon
Ivers & Pend
Boylston St
Boston
P. L. Labassiere
Harry Andrews
Newport
Mrs. V. DeLorimer
Montreal
Dr. C. Cote
West Main St
Jas. B. Steee
Gibbon St
Highgate
M. M. Master
Cates Times
Newton St
W. L. Lewis
Stillman R. Stevens
Baltimore
William L. Weeks
Cambridge
Westboro Department
Grace Greeley
New York
Hartford
New Britain
Maxime la Valld
P. Q
Rev
P. Her
St. Mary's
Ellen Carey
East Main St
Dunmanway
Co. Ireland
C. H. Potter
Walnut Sr
Wm. P. Lincoln
Arthur Godell
The
Curtis
Ment
Alice Rowe
Warthars
Hill’s
George Folsom
P. J. Burke
Knox
Annie G. Warren
Bethlehem
N. H
Palmer Merritt
New*ton St
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Boston University
OC. H. Brigham & Co
Edwin Winch
Framingham
Belding Brothers
Central Dry Goods CO
Moody ST
Waltham’ Greatest Store
C. D. Holmes
N. B
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
Western Lumber
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
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