Surprised at Fine Display at School Exhibition
The annual School and Home association exhibition opened Thursday in the high school assembly hall and ran into Friday. Despite poor weather, many visitors admired pupil work in flowers and vegetables, manual training, sewing, drawing, and crafts. Howard Leames’s poster collection drew praise, while Miss Alice Morse oversaw sewing displays. The event featured a large manual training showing with 400 pupils, plus a cookery section and fruits, vegetables, and flowers. The high school orchestra provided music as the exhibition continued Friday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School and Home Association
High School
RB. P. Carr
Netinala
Mary BK. Murphy
Howard Leames
Howard Chandler Christy
Harrison Fisher
Fish
Hyannis Normal School
Ora Peloquin
Malcom Wallace
Arthur Jacques
Stephen Boyle
Leon Wheeler
Raymond Manion
Bennie Johnson
Malcome Wallace
Walter Weeks
Helen Barthelmes
Nellie See
Tate
Nellie Ebeted
Geisha Warren
Berry
Scirt
Gladys Ween
Rose Desrochier
Logan van Hauten
Marjorie Newcome
Marion Parmenter
Esther Moore
Esther
Flora Shaw
Pauline Oe
Emma St. Laurent
Nellie Anderson
Helen Aoe
Marion Park
Margaret Newome
Hermoine Kimmons
Olive Beaudreau
Margaret Newcombe
Amelia Cor Itey
Ivonne Davieau
Non
Vivien Belmore
Nora Seuss
Bureau
Dorothy Neil
Ruth Broden
Helen Lapierre
Pauline Stumpf
St. Laurent
Night m Howe
Helen Kir
Howe
Mariano Kco
Raymond Handey
Sherman
Sidneyeer
Nelson
J. Staddieman
Lewis Kelley
Mary Seaver
Alice M. Morse
Manager Claflin Publishes Marlboro High Football Schedule
Fred Claflin, manager of the high school football eleven, released the season schedule. The slate mirrors prior releases with a Sept. 13 opener at Waltham and a Nov. 25 finale at Hudson, featuring Marlboro and non league Cushing Academy as exceptions. Key games include Sept. 18 at Waltham, Oct. 13 at Marlboro against Hudson, and Nov. 22 at Marlboro versus Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Claflin
Waltham Satur
Hudson
Waltham
Cushing Academy
Marlboro High
Hudson High
Natick
Westboro
Arlboro
Cushing Acad
Ashburnham
Framingham
Marlboro
Milford
Funeral for James Menos at Holy Trinity Church
James Menos funeral was held Saturday afternoon at Holy Trinity church with Rev T Parsiones of Boeton officiating in Greek Orthodox rite. Rev W H Osmond spoke and burial followed at ewood cemetery. Bearers were John Voutas James Geavis Archie Koles and William Kallis. Lester Carpenter returns from five weeks away visiting sister Mrs Charles Edwards with trips to Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Menos
Holy Trinity Church
T. Parsiones of Boeton
W. H. Osmond
Ewood
John Voutas
James Eaevis
Archie Koles
William Kallis
Lester Carpenter
Charles Edwards
Philadelphia
Ntic City
Baltimore
New York
List of Election Officers Filed with City Clerk Murphy
The Hat of election officers filed with City Clerk P. B. Murphy lists ward officers, ward by ward, including wardwardens Walter Morse Edward Coyne Emery Desroch er Eugene Menard John Proctor and Arthur Curtis among others. The record shows deputies clerks inspectors and deputy inspectors for seven wards with addresses in Hartford area streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Murphy
Progressive Committee
Aso
Walter I. Morse
Park St
Oswald Cross
Church St
William M. Hamilton
Newton St
James R. Powers
Greenwood St
James J. O'Donnell
Kesex St
Harry EB. Brigham
Cotting Ave
William H. Cotting
Thomas H. Roche
Ames Pl
Timothy Curran
Rice St
Michael Flannagan
William P. Fitegmaurice
Bicknell St
Charles C. Hart
Washington Ct
James Carney
Devens St
Dennis E. O'Brien
Washington St
Clarence — Marshall
Lincoln St
Emery Desrocher
West Main St
Thomas
Broad St
George L. King
Paris St
Horace Fortin
Cutting St. Ward
Eugene J. Menard
Belmont St
Geo. Laforme
Lincoln Court
Porter Morse
Pleasant St
Arthur
Simoneau
Elm St
Walter L. Allen
Joseph Asselin
Cross
John R. Proctor
Eugene Lapierre
Gibbon St
Charles H. Perry
Winthrop St
Leon Bodman
Witherbeesst
Charles H. Stevens
Edward H. McGee
Berlin Road
Gilbert J. Shortsleeves
Maplewood Ave
Franklin G. Taylor
Ralph W. Chariton
Mechanic St
Charles J. McGrath
Highland St
John EB. Doyle
Daniel J. Hanagan
Hudson St
Kellogg D. Childs
Elton BE. Howe
Bolton St
Godfreid Brouillette
Lawrence ER
Kirby
Kirby St
Arthur P. Curtis
Warren Ave
William D. Lee
Frank H. Markey
Essex St
Frank J. Ryan
Hildreth St
Henry W. Chipman
Stevens St
Francis W. Lawin
James T. Goggin
Lincoln’ St
Edward J. Goggin
Lincoln. St
Jonathan
Wed in Worcester Will Reside in Marlboro
Announcement of Herbert H. Vining and Miss Sarah E. Brooks marriage in Worcester on Wednesday received by Marlboro friends. Ceremony by Rev. E. M. Saunier at Lincoln Baptist Church. Attended by Mildred J. Brooks and Howard M. Vining. They depart by boat to Maine for two weeks’ visit then return to 4 Witherbee Terrace Marlboro to reside. groom employed by Marlboro firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Vining
Sarah E. Brooks
Worcester
Marlboro Friends
E. M. Saunier
Lincoln At
Baptist
Mildred J. Brooks
Howard M. Vining
R. Me
Pip
Witherbee Terrace
Moth Campaign Planned to Free Marlboro Woodlands
Marlboro officials vow action against gypsy and brown tail moths in the woodlands near Sudbury road and Fort Meadow. Supt Lyons notes alarming tree damage and a campaign will be launched after talks with District Supt Hateh. The state has reimbursed Marlboro $1500 for prior mowing and destruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Sudbury
Hateh
Innare
Woodlands
Marlboro
Marlboro Linked Cases Include Car Injury Suit
A Bay State St. Railway Co. faced a $2000 tort suit from Joseph McLeod of Marlboro for injuries after a July 4, 1913 incident in Lowell near the post office. Marlboro residents also appear in several other suits and estate matters, including an $1000 tort claim by MarIe Kane against a dentist, an estate inventory for Georgette Benoit valued at $2527.55, and multiple attachments and contracts involving Marlboro individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State St. Railway Co
Joseph McLeod
Marlboro
Atty
R. H. Beaudreau
McLeod
Boston
Marle BB. Kane
John J. Shaughnessy
Georgette Benoit
Thomas J. Byrne
Timothy v’Connor
Catherine O’connor
Atty. R. Hudreau
Israel Shapiro
Jacob Shapiro
Harold J. Archambeault
Alfred A. Archambeault
Mart
Att
J. W. McDonald
Honora A. Harri
Catharine G
Bide a Wee Club Old Folks Day Highlights Local Fun
The Bide a wee club held Old Folks Day at Fort Meadow Clubhouse with adults enjoying the entertainment and a bountiful dinner by S. Anderson of Hudson. Highlights included a potato race won by Mary McCarthy and a tug of war won by Agnes Fitzgerald and Violet Sacha Pelle among others, with Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. Fitzgerald taking top spots in the fat ladies race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meadow
Anderson
Hudson
Boule Hosts Large Group at Villa Monane Solomon's Pond
At Solomon's Pond Northboro Mr and Mrs Joseph Boule entertained many friends at their cottage Villa Monane Solomon's Pond Northboro The guests included Mrs F Breauilt Bouffard Mr and Mrs Harm and Mrs Frank Boule Mr and Mrs Will Kennard and daughter Eleanor Mrs Ida Blanchette Mr and Mrs Jougphiw clair Henry Mies Manning and Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Robert of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Boule
Villa Mon Ane Solomon's Pond
Northboro
F. Breauilt
Bouffard
Esce
I Boule
Harm
Frank Boule
Sire
Will Kennard
Eleanor
Ida Blanchette
Ae Blanchette
Jougphiwclair
Henry — Mies Manning
Wilfrid ,Robert of
Springfeld
Two Home Runs In Ninth As Webster Beats Marlboro
Webster defeats Marlboro 3 to 2 in a thrilling game on Saturday. Flannery and Johnson hit two late home runs to overturn a 2–1 Marlboro lead in the ninth, while Mulrenan pitched for Marlboro and Flaherty came on. Ingalls, Daley, Bold, and Langley stand out in a tense contest with three double plays and strong field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Hill
Webster
Marlboro
Flannery
Johnson
Riger
Murphy
Lowell New England League
Lowell
Mulrenan
Woburn
Flaherty
Ingalls
Daley
Webster Battery
Senior
Marcustry
Graverson
Persons
Davy
Bold
Langley
Maloney
Clouthier
Marlboro Hunt
Hunt
Murray
Long
Cronan
Cassidy
Rochester University
Cronin
Aroustry
Ford
Eeee Maloney
Dacey
Grayerson
Bailey
Try
Mulvenan
Muleman
P. Smith
Departure of Marlboro Salvation Army officers noted
Many regret two of Marlboro's conscientious Christian workers Capt Donald and Campbell will leave the city for another field of labor. In 14 months they earned no salary beyond band and aid the needy. Their earnest sermons and service increased the Salvation Army presence, and hundreds wish them well as they go to new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Donald and
Campbell
Salvation Army
Jesus Christ
Mise Morse Accepts Virginia Domestic Science Post
Lydia Dodge Morse of Concord street, a popular Mill Brook NY domestic science instructor, has accepted a call to teach domestic art and science at Mary Baldwin Seminary for Young Ladies in Staunton, Virginia. She left on Monday with Mrs Theodore C Graves and Miss Hartshorn, heading to Norfolk then Old Point Comfort and Baltimore. The Mary Baldwin seminary draws students from 34 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lydia Dodge Morse
Concord St
Millbrook
N. Y
Baldwin Seminary
Stauntop
Virginia
Mise Morse
Theodore C. Graves
Jellce Hartshorn
Norfolk
Old Point
Comfort
Baltimore
Mary Baldwin Semin
Engagement Announced for Frye and Power in Missoula
The engagement of Robert P. Frye, son of Mr and Mrs Walter P Frye, to Miss Edna Power of Missoula Mont is announced. The couple will wed in Missoula on Thursday Oct 16. Frye, Harvard College 1910, works with John A Frye Shoe Co and serves on Marlboro school board. Power studied at University of Missoula and Boston Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Frye
Walter P. Frye
Edna Power
J. E. Power
Missoula
Mont
T. Mr. Frye
Harvard College
John A. Frye
Marlboro Woman's club 1913 14 entertainment course listed
The Marlboro Woman's club public entertainment committee outlines a 1913 14 season with Sykes Concert Company on Oct 27, Gay Zenda Ren on Dec 29, Neapolitan Orchestra on Jan 28, and Chandler Company on Apr 15. Limited seating on season tickets due to increased membership. early notice urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Sykes Concert Company
George Sykes
Margaret Sawyer
Ralph Ellen
Miss Martin
Schuecker
Vienna Conservatory
Boston
Europe
Germany
France
Italy
England
Ireland
Scotland
Hungary
Austria
Russia
Poland
Neapolitan
Signor
Arturo Lamberti
Land
Chandler Company
Hazel Dell Chandler
Nita’ Cowshaw
Elmer Crawford Adams
Irving Snow
Wanted Young Men for the U S Army
Sergt. Thomas Sheerin of the United States Army General Service Infantry will be in Marlboro and surrounding towns this week canvassing for enlistments. After 25 years in the service he says opportunities have improved since the Spanish American War. He urges meeting interested young men at the post office daily this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. Sheerin
United States Army General Service Infantry
Marlboro
United States Army
Serst. Sheerin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Conrad
E. Levinia O'Donnell
Hagel Taylor
Lyman Lippard
Judge
Beatrice Setewerda
Arline Erickson
Mildred Brown
Fudge
Bernice Hyde
Helen Holt
Bfacult
Beatrice Moineanu
Annie Gaynor
Doris O'Leary
Flowers
William Cameron
Frene Lincoln
Irene Lincoln
George Porter
Royal French
Charlotte Lanigan
Zinnias
Winslow
Lillian Browns
Mary Moran
Asters
Tda
Dermeer
Cosmos
Maurice Stone
Opton Plant
Warren
Graham
Dahlias
Dorothy Alexander
Petunias
Milcha Brant
Frances Shute
Alice Johnson
Mary Tyneh
Goamos
Ida Vandermeer
Myrtle Wilbur
Charles Mayers
Annie Boisse
FE. P. Carr
Margaret Hackett
Margaret B. O’brien
Nellie Moynihan
Orissa Gleason
Henrietta M. Gately
J. J. Connor
David Anae Howe
FE. C. Lincoln
John
Joseph Shaughnessy
Anager Claflin
Supt. Lyons
BIDE
Solomon's Pond
Webster Bh Po Senior
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Deere Mn
I Johnson
Eee Reese
Langley If
Wees Eeesees
Bae Cloutier
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Marlbord
Raverson
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Peer Sete
Feewe
Caen
Flahert
Webster Peeree
U S. Army
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