Northboro Notes on Local Changes and Events
Mrs Alfred B Wallace of Falmouth visits Northboro relatives. David W Wilburn rents Henry Day place on Church. Mise Wits a Kaiser to Work in the electric lamp factory. Kendall Constructing Co hires hotel Bain as storehouse. Hyde couple return from Boston honeymoon. Work begins on reservoirs shanties for cleaning crew. Proctor and Bowen guests of Miss Carrie Brigham. Lytfian association raises about 20 dollars from cantata. About 30 teachers attend writing instruction by John White. George H Felt buys grist mill property on Mill Street from Ellen Gale estate. valuation 1500 dollars. Scocier awarded reservoir cleaning contract at 46 cents per cubic yard. stumps to be removed free of town expense. Pupils tested for sight and hearing. six in high school and grammar school show eye or ear issues. Blair Light Co to charge 10 dollars nightly after Nov 1. town contracts to be void. Selectmen reject Blair Lights Co. and arrange alternate lighting. Neighbors Night at Shrewsbury Grange attended by many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Wits
Kaiser
Winter St
Kendall Constructing Co
Bain
Main St
Clarence EB. Hyde
Galest
Boston
Clarfissa Proctor
Marlboro
Henry Bowen
Everett
Cyrus Gale
Augustus Scocier
South Framingham
Ralph W. Channel
Florence Corey
Channel
Blair Light Co
Blair Lights Co
Numb Club Holds Annual Meeting at Northboro Hotel
One of Worcester South and Middlesex Foresters of America past chief rangers met at the Northboro hotel with James Duffy presiding. Dr. Santousse was elected honorary member and remarks were delivered by G C R and others. A diamond studded gift was given to the club secretary. The next meeting is slated for the third Sunday in January in Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numb Club
Worcester
South and Middlesex
Foresters of America
Northboro
James Duffy
Santousse
G. C
Herbert Mitchell
Court Clinton
Alfred Murphy
Michael Dondney
Patrick Hughes
Court Newton
Lower Falls
George Connolly
Court Saundersville
P. J. Brown
Cunningham
George LaPorte
John Norton
Henry May
Solomon Goddard
John White
Louis Rogers
Charles Wilson
Jeremiah Linahan
Lewis Rogers
John Allen
Charles Conway
Court Northboro
David Neonan
John Rowe
Court Mesboro
Marlboro
N H S Entertainments Series Planned by Junior Class
The junior class of the high school schedules four entertainments to raise funds for the senior reception. The Italian Boys and Elbert Foland of Boston perform November 9. An illustrated Miles Standish lecture by Kempton in Boston December 5 follows, then Neil Litchfield trio January 23. Herbert G. Lean returns February 5 after last year's visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Foland
Boston
Miles “Standish
Mr. Kempton
Neil Litchfield
Herbert G. Lean
Lean
Roosevelt Defends Reform In Nashville Speech
President Roosevelt told a large Tennessee audience that cries of wolf from Wall Street won't derail his reform policies. He said he aims to stop wealth gained by dishonesty and to back supervision of powerful fortunes, insisting the movement is conservative and for the general public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Wall Street
Stockholders clash over C and O report at meeting
In Richmond on October 23 stockholders charged the Chesapeake and Ohio railway annual report was misleading. H T Wickham counsel for the company called the charge from stock gamblers. He apologized, but critics continued. The company announced the year’s business had been prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
H. T. Wickham
Wickham
Hunter killed in Granville woods by mistaken identity
Montpelier Vt Oct 23 Roland F Forbes was shot and killed by an unknown hunter in the Granville woods who mistook him for a bear. In Cambridge Robert Bourne was shot in the thigh by an accidental gun discharge and crawled a mile to the Dearest house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Roland F. Forbes
Granville Woods
Cambridge
Robert Bourne
Boston bankers view New York troubles with cautious interest
In Boston on October 23 bankers regard the New York financial difficulties with interest but show little anxiety about their own holdings. Local stocks drifted down following New York declines, though the fall was not severe.
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Boston
New York
Marlboro Notes on Local People and Events
Hector Bonin returns to New York to take up a conductor post on the street railway. Alfred Goulet and wife return from Ottawa vacation. Goulet hunted a deer. Mrs Ludovic Hamel and others visit Lake Whitehall at Durand home. Durands host 25 at dinner. Water Board inspectors discuss Boston water with Marlboro Health. Stephen Macomber ill in Iowa after wintering in Nebraska. son Fred heads to Iowa. French Dramatic Club plans St Jean's Hall program for Oct 30 benefiting St Mary's church. Louis Cloutier Alderic Cloutier Mrs Adalard Lafreniere and daughter noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Bonin
New York City
Boninu
New York Street Railway
Alfred Goulet
Ottawa
Can
Goulet
Ludovic Hamel
Emma Couture
L. Couture
Melica L
Iowa
Stephen Macomber
West Hill Road
Macomber
Nebraska
Fred
St. Jean’s Hall
St. Mary’s Church
Montreal visit by Alice and siblings from P Q
Alice of Montreal visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Philip Cloutier on Chestnut Street. The two siblings work as conductors for the Montreal street railway and will spend two weeks in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Montreal
P. Q
Philip “Cloutier
Chestnut St
Montreal Street Railway
Colonial Club Met at Mrs Temple's Home
The Colonial club met with president Mrs Winfield Temple at her Church Street home Monday afternoon. Piano solos were given by Mrs Robert Carter and Miss Madger Trow. Readings featured A D T Whitney, Margaret Sangster and Frances Hodgson Burnett. Next meeting set with Mrs Leslie Frye at 20 Bicknell Street on November 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Club
Winfield Temple
Church St
Robert Carter
Madger Trow
Geo. R. Hall
A. D. T. Whitney
Margaret Sangster
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Herbert Searles
Margaret Deland
Kate Douglas Wiggen
Temple
Leslie ‘Frye
Bicknell St
Maraquina Boat Club Happy Hollow Day at Fort Meadow
Happy Hollow Day celebrated at Maraquina Boat Club House Fort Meadow Sunday with guests from Natick Boston and Worcester. A chicken dinner and musical program featured the Happy Hollow quartet Harry Grady Gus Hanley Fred Hanley and William Finneran. Solos by Gus Hanley and William Finneran, with Alice Balcome adding flair. Edward Regan president spoke. Wilbrod Denny offered remarks. Finneran gave a recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maraquinas
Fort Meadow Club
Happy Hollow
Maraquina Boat Club
Fort Meadow
Natick
Boston
Worcester
Happy Hollow Quartet
Harry Grady
Gus Hanley
Fred Hanley
William Finneran
Alice Balcome
Edward Regan
Wilbrod Denny
Probate Court citation for Catherine Campbell will
Massachusetts probate court summons heirs and interested parties to Cambridge on October 24 1907 to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Alice Ledyard executrix. public notice required weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and delivery of copies to known heirs seven days before court. Charles J McIntire First Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Catherine Campbell
Maynard
Alice Ledyard
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIintire
Esquire
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Concord School
Concord
Mass
Concord, Mass
Leon Edwin Ryther
Walter Lincoln Colby
Trtetok Lck
Toicton Tree
T. F. Parker, H. D
Main
Holmes
Lass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
C. J. Bodfish
Board OF Investment
C. H. Persons
R. Kitchen
J. W. Ogden
A. G. Haynes
Mthos
South Acton Coal & Lumber Co
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
Maes
G. W. Hopkins
Thomas Lipton
Memoriam
F.E. Harris
Bedford
Willow
Alfred B. Wallace
Falmouth
David W. Wilburn
School St
N. H. S. Entertainments
Hunter
Bear
Bay State Range
Forfsale
Albert Vanderhoof
Main Street
Louis Cloutier
Happy Hollow Day
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Papa
Mamma
S. R. Kitchin
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