War veteran seeks $990 owed from 1865 claim
George H. Charron 43 Mechanic seeks $990 plus interest from July 11 1865 as a member of Co B 1st Mass Cavalry. He claims robbery and injury at Fort Bunker Hill and says Congress and Captain Roger Littlefield of Benton Oregon have not replied. He already has a pension for his war record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Charron
Mechanicst
Ad. Enterprise
United States
Co. B
1St Mass. Cavalry
Harron
Post 48
Post 43
Charron
Uty
United
Fort
Bunker Hill
Boungt
Congressman Mitchel
Roger Littlefield
Benton
Oregon
Storm Strikes Local Area Knocking Out Telephones
A severe rain and lightning storm hit Friday morning before 6. Damage focused on Ma st and Southboro. Wesley B. Humphreys of New d. Telephone & Telegraph Co reported widespread outages with about 200 subscribers affected. Boston service was crippled but expected to be restored shortly.
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D. Telephone & Telegraph Co
Southboro
Wesley B. Humphreys
Boston
Bradley Ambrose wed in Framingham ceremony
John F. Bradley of 4 Dow Place married Miss Eva Ambrose at Framingham parochial residence Sunday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev A D Malley. Richard W. Bradley was the groom’s brother and Nellie Ambrose the bride. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple left for a Boston wedding trip. They will reside on Pleasant Street Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bradley
Dow Place
Eva. Ambrose
Framingham
A. D. Malley
Richard W. Bradley
Nellie Ambrose
Principal E. B. Richards Resigns From Holliston High
E B Richards resigns as Holliston high school principal after five years of service. He also serves as master of English. The school has about 700 pupils. Richards is Marlboro High School graduate of 1899 and Harvard 1903. Locals congratulate him on his future success.
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E. B. Richards
Holliston High School
Richards
B. Richards
Marlboro High School
Harvard
Marriage by Clerk Otterson in Police Court
Samuel H Bryll and Mary Brooks Coleman wed by Clerk J F J Otterson of the police court Thursday night with the announcement issued Saturday. The groom works for Singer Sewing Machine Co. The couple formerly lived in Oak Bluffs and plan a Windsor House honeymoon. Reverend F X Lariviere of St Marys parish is in Brighton for the diocesan priest retreat.
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Samuel H. Bryll
Mary Brooks Coleman
J. F. J. Otterson
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Hanes
Ieton
Cou New
Oak Bluffs
Windsor House
Readable probate notices list Marlboro estates and appointees
Probate Court files inventories for Lois Wood Ellen Burke Patrick McBhelly Lucy Hallett and Alice Reardon Marlboro. estates valued at thousands in personal and real property. John P Rowe and Herbert F Walker named administrators with bonds. Will of Mary Manning Ashland filed naming James P Collins Marlboro as executor. heirs include Martin H Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois 8. Wood
Marlboro
Ellen Burke
Patrick H. McBhelly
Lucy B. Hallett
John P. Rowe
Alice F. Reardon
George F. Lawton
Herbert F. Walker
Adeline 8. Walker
George. F. Lawton
Florence L. Fairbanks
Lafayette Fairbanks
Mary Manning
Ashland
James P. Collins
Martin H. Collins
Retiring Diamond F Foreman Remembered for Service
Thomas Cloe, foreman of the tree ing department at the Diamond F factory, concluded eight years of service Friday evening. He received a traveling bag and meerschaum pipe from Supt. James Groat, with a presentation by Fred Marshall, and Cloe expressed gratitude.
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Thomas Cloe
Diamond F
James Groat
Fred Marshall
First annual outing a success at Lake Chauncy event
The Diamond F and S H Howe Shoe Co employes held their maiden Lake Chauncy outing with a baseball win by the ladies of the cutting and stitching rooms 8 to 2. Lizzie Fisher starred with a home run and farthest throw. Prizes ranged from pillows to derby hats as workers won events including races and a marathon.
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Diamond F
S. H.howe Shoe Co
Lake Chauncy
John Carey
Lizzie Fisher
Fisher
Marlboro Rubber Co
Thomas Brigham
D. W. Cosgrove
Mary Morin
Ralph Chariton
J. M. Hurley
R. H. Beaudreau
J. P. Rowe
Board of Trade
John E. Rice
Taszie Fisher
Ora Bousquet
Mae Bousquet
Hector Lesage
Newell
Marlboro Students Exhibit Flowers At Boston Show
About 150 flower exhibits from Marlboro school children were sent to Horticultural Hall in Boston. A transit delay kept the blooms outside the prize judging, but the display drew strong attention and favorable comments from observers and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
Boston
EB. C. Lincoln
Heavy Storm Disrupts City Telephones and Fire Alarm
A midnight storm swept the city with thunder and lightning causing widespread floods. About 200 telephone stations were knocked out and trunk lines to Fitchburg and partial lines to Boston failed. fire alarm wires crossed with B and W lines, prompting Supt Angier to cut the street railway wire to protect the city.
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Switc
Fitchburg
Boston
Westboro
Sudbury
Concord
Framingham
Wesley B. Humphreys
Supt
H. W. Angler
Maplest
Boston & Worcester
Angier
Mr. Angier
Wedding at St Marys as Alma Chagnon wed Charles Beaulac
Miss Alma Mabel Chagnon and Charles Joseph Beaulac were married at St Marys church in a 10 oclock nuptial mass. Father John B. Chagnon served as organist and choir director. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and other wedding music, with a reception at the bride's West Main Street home and a honeymoon trip to Boston and New York.
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Alma Mabel Chagnon
John B. Chagnon
Charles Joseph Beaulac
Joseph Beaulac
F. X. Lariviere
Pages Lohengrin
Angelorum
Charles Andrews
Henry Kirby
Adelard Sansoucy
Jos. Lapierre
Napoleon Labarre
James O'Connell
Eva Chagnon
William Chagnon
Joseph Precourt
J. B. Chagnon
Mendelssohn
West Mainst
Imperial Squar
Elsen
Haverhill
Worcster
Dorchester
Roxbury
Hudson
Bradford
Sanford, Me
Worcester
Fitchburg
Marlboro Triumphs In Holiday Baseball Doubleheader
A large Prospect Hitt crowd saw Marlboro sweep two games against Webster and Shrewsbury on Saturday and Monday. Marlboro battled back in the eighth inning for a dramatic win over Webster, while Davies and Mulenan silenced Webster with solid pitching in the second game. Monday morning attendance neared 2100 as Marlboro’s bat and fielding provided a runaway defense and key plays from Gravison, Daley, and Ingalls.
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Marlboro
Websters
Shrewsburys
Webster
McLeod
McManus
Marcusty
Harry Martin
Tufts College
Conny Mack
Flaherty
Websters High
Martin
Gravison
Mareusty
Mic Leod
Bold
Haas
Davies
Mulenan
Brown
Yale
Plaherty
Tae Topham
Avanti
Ingalls
Ingalle
Gravison If
Topham
Daley
Ceensene
Cronin Co
Finely Played Game By Marlboro AR Club
Marlboro AR club defeated the C. M. Brett team in a well played matchup. The close contest showcased strong defense and sharp shooting from both sides with Marlboro clinching a narrow win.
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Marlboro Ar
C. M. Brett
Death of Mrs Seymour Pioneer Marlboro Shoe Manuf
Mrs Charles Seymour aged 87 died at daughter Mrs Christian Hanson’s home 10 Boston road Friday at 5 pm. Born in Nashua New Hampshire daughter of Solo Dutton she taught in Sudbury schools in youth. She married Charles Seymour Marlboro pioneer shoeManufacturer about 60 years ago. lived in Sudbury from 1865. husband died five years ago. Survived by sons Horace South Sudbury and Charles Lynn and daughter Mrs Hanson. member of Sudbury Methodist church.
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Charles Seymour
Christian Hanson
Boston Road
Nashua
N. H
Solo Dutton
Syd
Sudbury Bury
Marlboro
Sudbury
Hanson
Methodist
Seymour
Horace
South Sudbury
Charles
Lynn
Asst Chief Keane United Fire Engineer In Town
Assistant Chief Keane remains the town's sole fire engineer after informing officials that Engineer Archie Goulet will go to Millis for two days. Keane, currently in New York, is the only engineer available. he asks others to relieve him.
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Keane
Archie Gouletee
Millis
Humpiant Olier
Wheal
New York
Mr. Keane
Boies
Tusdan
City Board debates school bus route for local children
Residents led by Pratt press for a safe bus route to take children from the West Hill district to Hildreth and Pleasant Street schools amid concerns over walking four miles and traffic dangers. A two member committee is to map routes and arrangements.
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B. P. Lavelle
Howe
Hill
Hildreth
Pratt
Carr
Pleasant St
Spee
City Bolt Citor McDonald
Tyémson
Fire safety at Washington Street school buildings questioned
A damaged report notes the fire hose system in several buildings is inadequate. It calls for a separate stand pipe and improved hoses to ensure sufficient water reaches the boiler and lavatories. Repairs are to be reported at the next meeting.
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Washington St
Hildreth
Bribery Attemptes Disturb Local Baseball Plans
A man of honor refused a bribe while Hickey pressed for two games against Labor day and offered Lemieux fifty dollars plus expenses. Wires buzzed as offers were presented but could not be met. The episode disrupted announced matches around Clinton and Amherst.
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Annalealtag
Ipelination
Millionaireburg
Hickey
Clinton
Amherst
Stantat de Aman
Labor
Lemieux
Inc
Franklin Shotel
Kiernan
Babbington
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H. Charron
U. S
LF. Bradley
Salem
Otterson
St. Mary’s Parish
Diamond F Foreman
Laura Adams
Phillips, St
Crease Matings
Mechanic St
Guvusoir
James Cady
Poplar St
John Dowler
E. W. Godfrey
Warren Ave
Arthur Johnson
John Montieth
Aldora Marrien
Marion St
J. Mahoney
Mon
Arthurtte
Katherine Oe
Soconat
Jeon Perrault
Peter Pliazzikin
Ramy
Mary
Prospect
Shrewsbury
Persons
Finherty
King
Young
Homer
McLaughlin
Ebster
Senior
Clouthier
Cronin
Hita
Mor
McManusa
Marae
Shrewsbury King
Seerees
Selene
Cronn
Baca Ath
Martin P
Flaherty P
Boro
Wsbury
Gray Hunt Webster
Vies
Po Young
Hi Marcusty
Tinealia
Per Langley
Hunt
Johnson
Gartska
Ewer
Bills
Wie
Pama McLeod
Shrews
Whittaker
Seen
Enn
Eee
Saunderass Wee Veer
Reese Ov Davies
Tore Haas
Tenner Senor Eee
Norton &B
A Young
Bine Cent Onde Cone
J. Wald
A. G. Soudreau
W. PD. MacGinnia
P. Lavelle
W. C. Sawyer
George F. Cantello
Pratt. Mr. Sawyer
Sawyer Ginnis
McGinnis
R Robinson
Frank J. Rooney
Robin
Fu Pratt
Serge
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