Balance Sheet Snapshot and Trustees List
The document lists financial figures and account categories: capital stock 150,000.00, net surplus and profits 66,317.99, liabilities include unpaid dividends 69.00 and reserves for taxes 1,800.00. Deposits total 533,885.48. Signatories include Herbert Howe, Louis P. Howe, Oren P. Walker, Charles F. Brigham, and John T. Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Howe
Louis P. Howe
Oren P. Walker
Charles F., Brigham
John T. Burnett
Final Week of New England Food Fair in Boston Halls
The Mechanics building on Huntington Avenue hosts the annual New England food fair with free attractions for all ages. Visitors enjoy the Mexican National band, a trained wild animal arena, moving picture theatres, and extensive exhibits from Massachusetts and other states. The final week draws thousands as managers Green and Rowe invite the public to a lavish, no cost entertainment and education event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics
Huntington Avenue
Boston
New England
Porfirion Diaz
Frank . C. Bostock Consolidated
Ers
Moving Picture
Paul Revere
California
United States
Pacific Coast
Battle of Flowers
Santa Barbara
Yosemite Valley
Pasadena
America
Green
Rowe
Young
Eld
Boston Public Schools
National
Marlboro Local Notes Move Through November Socials
Marlboro residents report events and visits from neighbors and nearby towns. The Us 2 club plans a dance at Preston hall on November 1 while the Criterion club hosts a party there. New clerks, travel plans, and family visits fill town life as stock taking nears at Rice Hutchins factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Saceev
Preston Hall
Morse’ & Bigelow
Joseph’ O'Neil
Oyna
Marlboro
Noah Willard
South Yarmouth
Hector C. Martel
Nashua
John McGarry
Brockton
West St
Fred Babcock
Houghton
Lyman Hudson
Nova Scotia
Mary A. Murphy
Mechanicst
Keene
N. H
Patrick Roche
Prudential Life Insurance . Co
William M. Leonard
Maine
Edgar Warner
Walpole
EB. F. Howe
Dacey
Rice & Hutchins
Criterion Club
Laurier Leader Wins Five Year Liberal Majority in Canada
Elections across Canada produced a Liberal majority under Sir Wilfrid Laurier with many ridings contested. The campaign centered on personalities, graft accusations, and government finances, while Laurier defended the Grand Trunk Pacific project and rail strategy amid Conservative criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Dominion
Rouville
Que
South York
Ont
Wilfrid Laurier
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
R. ¥. Borden
Halifax
William Templeman
Victoria
B. C
Laurier
Grand Trunk Pacific
North West
Electors of Canada
United States
Imade
Borden
William I Ngsley
Culrister
Wlerks
Frederick Borden
McDonough Sentenced for Drunkenness and Property Destruction
John F. McDonough was sentenced to six months for drunkenness and held for the Worcester Grand Jury on a separate charge of destroying personal property at his brother in law Dearborn Butler's home in Southboro. An axe was used to smash tables chairs and other furniture. Deputy Sheriff F D Newton said McDonough acted without restraint during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southboro
Boro Court
John F. McDonough
Worcester
Dearborn
Jane
Mc Fin
F. D. Newton
McDonough
Buller J
Butler
Newton
William
Fawley
Father Healy Wit Sparks Puzzling Exchange in Liverpool Mercury
Fragmentary remark from Father Healy described as witty with sharp edge. The Liverpool Mercury notes an occasion where comments drew comments from readers and bystanders, hinting at tension between humor and propriety in church circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy
Jon
Liverpool Mercury
Foot dam nears power at Millers River for Piper & Co shop
Vicinity News columns report the Millers River foot dam near completion to furnish power for the George W. Piper & Co machine shop. Additional items note Gauthier named principal at Hubbardston High School earning 8600 yearly, and town votes on engine 1 condition, stone crusher sale, and a 120000 borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchendon
Millers River
Ledit
George W. Piper & Co
Natigck
Prohibition Candidate Eugene Chafin Visited Marlboro Host Home
Rev. Charles F. Potter of Marlboro hosted Hon. Eugene W. Chafin Chicago Prohibition candidate for president at his Dover Ham street home after Chafin spoke on Franklin square Marlboro. Also present were Rev. Dr. A H Morrell and Prof. A M Thatcher. Mr and Mrs E E Stewart Jamaica Plain visited Marlboro relatives after a Wolfboro hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Potter
Eugene Chafin
Dover
Foster
Democrat
N. H
Potter
Charles F. Potter
Central Avenue Baptist Church
Ham Street
Eugene W
E. E. Stewart
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Stewart
Wolfboro
Hog Cholera Cures Advised Sloan's Liniment Remedy
A hog cholera guidance claims Sloan's Liniment mixed with milk can treat sick hogs. Isolate affected animals, fumigate pens, and administer a tablespoonful nightly for three days. Endorsements from A J McCarthy of Idaville Indiana and G W Balsbaugh of Peru Indiana cite rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
A. J. McCarthy
Idayille
Ind
G. W. ‘Balsbaugh
Peru
Boston
Old Colony Division Train Timetable Highlights
Corrected to June 15 1908 this timetable lists N H R Railroad Old Colony division departures and arrivals from Marlboro Boston South Framingham Northboro Fitchburg and other hubs with morning and evening runs and Sunday schedules.
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Old
Boston
Marlboro
Northboro
Clinton
Pitchburg
M. Marlboro
Leominster
Fitchburg
Ingham
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the Peoples National Bank of
Marlborough
Mass
V. S
U. S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Walter P. Frye
Waldo B. Fay
Stillman R. Stevens
Winslow M. Warren
Benjamin F. Greeley Waller P.brye
Waldo, B. Fay
Charles F. Shoate, Jr
Silas E. Simonds
James W. McDonald
Michael Burke
Irving Morse
John A. G’connell
R. H. Macy & Co
New York City
Macy
Macy’s
Macy's
Pelaniee
N.Y
Cora
Florence A. Boyd
Winterhill
Hon
Johns. Fay
Nod Great Question
Sonal
Jarvin
Candis
SIR
Sis
Ter
Vicinity News
Hubbardston
Eugene RA. Gauthier
Bates College
Holliston
Argé
Prospect Wdge-A.o. U. W
South
Hopedale
Richard K. Newman
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Wells “Brothers “Machine Works
Greenfield
Medway
Norfolk Hunt Club
Georgtown
Aaron Kneeland
Webster
Ther
John D. Sullivan
Michael P. K. Kittredge
Lowell
Michael
Mark W. Aldrich
N. Y
Francis A. Gaskill
Superior ‘Court
Sibley
William. J. Taft
Grafton
Miscoe
Francis Prescott
Prescott
Leominster Lectric Lightsand. Power Co
Westboro
Thomas
Reilly
Indianapolis
National Undertakers’ Association
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Massachusetts State Undertakers’ Association
Board of Registration of Embalmers
Gardner
Cornelius Shea
Ilancaster
Norfolk Hunt
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
John .B
Boylstionn
Boylston
Shirley
Elder
Arthur Bruce
East
Canterbury
Harvard
South Framingham
Nicholas Marks
Cipriano Caverino
Wellesley
W. W. Sleeper
Congregational Church
John
Kent
John E. Packer
Woburn
George Doucette
McGinty
Herbert T. Boardman
Williams
Millicent J. Greene
Little Ghurch
ATEN
Geoy A. Dyer
N. WH. & H. Railroad
Fayville
Framingham
Concord Junction
Scott
Taunton
Concord
Sandslope
South Sudbury
South Franinghan
Maynard & Hudson
St. A. R
Hudson
Maynard
Westvale
Stow
M. Gleasondale
He St.ay
Wogden
Sept
Hane
Acton
Joan We Ogden
Mayvrard
Meaborhigh Savings Bank
Ahi
Marlborough, Mass
Olvidenes
William D. Burdett
Charles ¥. Holyoke
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