Waltham Triumphs Marlboro 54 to 7 In 1913 Opener
Waltham high opened the 1913 football season before 2600 spectators by crushing Marlboro high 54 to 7. Johnson scored five touchdowns while Brown and Miller showcased speed, and Peloguin kicked a goal from a difficult angle. Marlboro, hampered by penalties and strong Waltham defense, managed little on offense.
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Waltham High
Marlboro High
Watch City Boys
Bacon
Sherman
Butler
Delorey
Peloquin
Paieen
Waltham
Cee
Marlboro Boys
Brown
Waltham Johnson
Dy Miller
McDonald
Brighton High
Elks Lake Boon Third Annual Outing Draws 400
Marlboro lodge Elks hosted the third annual Lake Boon gathering at Laurel cottage. About 400 attendees from across Massachusetts enjoyed a festive day with food, music, and camaraderie. Delegations from Bos ef Elks and other lodges joined, marking a warm community event.
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ELKS
Lake Boon
Marlboro Lodge of Elks
Laurel Cottage
Bill
Kuous
Pe Ig
Bosef Elks
Hudson
Clinton
Framingham
Fitchburg
Milford
Springfield
Gleason
Com- Sheridan
John H. Lynch, Jr
Dr. &. Spencer
Marlboro Defeats Maynard 8 to 2 in Marlboro Ball Game
Prospect park drew 1500 spectators as Marlboro beat Maynard 8 to 2. Foley pitched well for Maynard, while Flaherty and Cronin supported Marlboro with solid defense. Notable plays included Persons stealing home in the sixth and Daley at short contributing a fine day.
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Prospect Park
Maynard
Marlboro
Highland City
Marboros
Foley
Marlboro Nine
Flaherty
Cronin
Elcock
Quincy
New Jersey
Daley
Marlboros
Persons
Bold
Bkcock
Graverson
Hunt
Wilder
Dana
Oner
Ingalls
Bleock
Woods
Balla
Peter Smith
Out cottage weekend guests and local visits noted
At Fort Meadow Outlook Cottage over the weekend a young ladies party led by Miss Mabel Leighton with chaperone Miss Florence Howe entertained Sunday guests including George Weston Air met Tarbell Harold Priest Archie Chisholm and Morgan Curtis from Marlboro. Mr and Mrs Alex Patoel and son Norman returned from Nova Scotia with interest in a flour mill and a crop outlook. John H Burke Marlboro school board former Clarendon hotel clerk visited. Rudolph Roberts works on Concord Maynard Hudson rail line area, Herbert F to New Brunswick for vacation hunting.
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Fort Meadow
Mabel Leighton
Ethel Howe
Amy Allen
Katherine Morse
Cora Laplante
Florence Howe
George Weston
Air Met
Tarbell
Hudson
Harold Priest
Stow
Archie Chisholm
Morgan Curtis
Marlboro
Alex Patoel
Norman
Nova Scotia
Patoel
Land of Evangeline
M Gan
N. 8
Worcester
John H. Burke
Marlboro School Board
Clarendon Hotel
Boston
Rudolph Roberts
Concord Maynard & Hudson St
Ceater
Herbert F
New Brunerick
Sensational Marlboro Arrest of Valcourt on Roof
Edward Valcourt of Fall River was captured after clinging to a Corey building roof as officers Colleary and Lyons, aided by Mitchell, closed in. $1.36 taken from Woolworth triggered the chase. Valcourt faced Judge McDonald with bail set at $300, remanded.
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John P. Colleary
Patrick Lyons
Cub
Edward Valcourt
Fall River
Corey
Marlboro
Valcour
Woolworth
William N. Currier
J. P. Colleary
Colleary
Lyons
Offcer B. T. Mitchell
Sergt. Kennedy
Regal Jewelry Store
Jackson
Willam Roswell & Co
New Bedford
Valcourt
Dockendorff House
Concord St
Wags
Marlboro Grain Co
Mitchell
Kennedy i P
McDonald
P. F. Crotty
Marlboro Attorneys to Represent Contestants
Congressman John J. Mitchell and ex-Mayor John J. Shaughnessy serve as counsel for the contestants in a suit begun by Mrs. George Gauthier Orchard Jr and Mrs. Margaret Riley. The case, filed after Mrs. Casey’s death leaving an estate of about 12 000, opened in East Cambridge Superior Court and continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mitchell
John J. Shaughnessy
George Gauthier
Orchard Jr
Margaret Riley
Superior Courts
East Cambridge
Casey
Gauthier
Riley
New
Shoes Made Here for China Spur US Footwear Trade
The Curtis factory produced shoes for China as the American shoe trade gains ground over European makers. Jacob Rosenthal of Rice & Hutchins plans to sail to China within two weeks to expand business. Chinese demand favors a Goodyear style with a high toe, aligning with Rice & Hutchins expansion as a global shoemaker with strong reputation.
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China
Curtis
Kingdom
Jacob Rosenthal
Rice & Hutchins
Death of Mrs Ward Follows Long Illness
Mrs Mary Ward died Friday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Ernest P Carr’s home 97 Newton St after a long illness She was 72 years 10 months 9 days born in Oxford N Y and lived in California before moving to Massachusetts She supported missions with the Women's Christian Temperance Union and was active in the Methodist church She is survived by three daughters a sister and a brother funeral at Mrs Carr’s home Sunday 2 30 with Rev I F Lusk officiating burial in Maplewood cemetery
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Mary Ward
Ernest P. Carr
Newton St
Oxford
N. Y
Navy
William H. Pearne
Methodist Church
Charles Ward
Candor
Central
New York
California
Massachusetts
Met Episcopal Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Clara J. Pearne
Chicago
Frank Pearne
Los Angeles
Cal
M. J. Congdon
Berkley
Marlboro
Robert Webb
Gil
E. P. Carr
I. F. Lusk
Arthur Pickering
Edward F. Greene
Valley of Eden
Maplewood Cemetery
Flagman Secured for Lincoln Street Crossing
Marlboro officials meet with railroad representatives to ensure a flagman at the Lincoln street crossing over the Boston and Maine line. Mayor Gleason notes the commitment to place a flagman during train passages, with Alderman Ghiloni stating the board has what it sought and may petition the public utilities commission if the railroad fails to act. The group also references an existing flagman at Hudson street.
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Lincoln St
Boston & Maine Railroad
A. A. McCarthy
City of
Marlboro
Afternondon
J. Henry Gleason
Christopher Ghiloni
Charles F. McCarthy
J. M. Hurley
James P. Steele
The
Board of Trade
D. A. Starkweather
Gleason
Hudson St
John B. Girouard Appeal Over $25 Fine Upheld
John B. Girouard of Lake Williams Tee Co. appeared before Judge Patrick M. Keating in East Cambridge on appeal of a $25 fine from Aug 9. State inspectors charged the offense. he denied it. Attorney J J Saatet pleaded nolo contendere and the lower court was involved.
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John B. Girouard
Lake Williams Tee Co
Patrick M. Keating
Perior Court
East Cambridge
Cheer
State Office
Atty. J. J. Saatet Nolo Contendere
Italian Bride Reunites In New England Honeymoon
Leo Baldecci and Isola Ceciuni, childhood sweethearts from Barga Italy, wed there and arrive in New England for their honeymoon. He previously won $1000 at an Elks fair in Keene New Hampshire and plans to settle in Claremont New Hampshire where he runs a business.
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Barga
Italy
Leo Baldecci
Frank Corriere
Enterprise
Isola
Giusippe Ceciuni
Leo
Hamburg
New York
The
Elks
Keene
N. H
Claremont
Rice Family Reunion Holds Edmund Rice Memorial Unveiling
A large gathering of Rice descendants from across the United States met in Wayland to unveil the Edmund Rice memorial marker on the old Connecticut Path and celebrate the Rice Family of America reunion. Speakers included Atty. John E. Rice and Rev. J. H. Hoffman. next year’s reunion will be in Marlboro at Lake Williams shore near Williams Tavern.
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United States
Wayland
Edmund Rice
Connecticut
Rice
America
Sudbury
Great and General Court
Massachusetts
Marlborough
Unitarian Church
John EB. Rice
Williams Tavern
Lake Williams
Marlboro
Atty
Edward H. Rice
Edwin Rice
Summer Friendships Renewed at This Party
A merry gathering at the Gould residence on Main Street featured Mrs W C Gould and her daughter Carrie entertaining friends met in Provincetown. Guests from Marlboro and South Framingham enjoyed games music and dancing with a feast before departing on the last car. Ethel Bryant, a Memorial hospital trained nurse, is visiting her parents on Cotting Avenue.
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Gould
Main St
W. C. Gould
Carrie
Provincetown
South Framingham
Org Sawyer
Bolton
Highland City
Ethel Bryant
Memorial Hospital
Worcester
Cotting Ave
Bold Chooses Georgetown Over Everett for College
Charles Bold, famed first baseman and football captain, announced to an Enterprise reporter he will attend Georgetown University after a last minute change of mind from Everett high. He noted it would be better for him to go there, leaving Marlboro club stats of over .300, while manager Ingalls welcomed Yale bound Riddell as Bold’s replacement.
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Charles Bold
Enterprise
Georgetown University
Everett High
Georgetown
Bold
Marlboro Baseball Club
Ingalls
Dutch
Riddell
Yale
Everett
Fr Caisse Urges All to Become Naturalized
Rev M Martin a Dominican priest of Fall River officiated at a 7 o clock mass and preached to large congregations on the feast of the Holy Name of Mary. Rev J Caisse urged all non citizens to naturalize and become voters praising the French Naturalization club and urging support to boost French citizen voters.
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Fathers Caise
Naturalization Club
Annual Reunion of Warren School Association Held
The Warren School Association annual reunion gathered Saturday on Mrs. A. H. Stowe’s grounds in Cherry, Hudson. Ephraim D. Howe presided. officers elected include Howe president Da cey vice president Lucy D. Welsh secretary treasurer and executive committee members Welsh and Brigham plus Lucie D. Welsh. Obituaries noted Mrs. Billen M. Stowe Howe and Edward Connery. Letters were read from James E. Cotter Boston Alfred Roe Worcester and Charles F. McCarthy Marlboro.
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Warren School Association
A. H. Stowe
Cherry, Sr
Hudson
Phraim D. Howe
Gardner
Ephraim D. Howe
Thomas M. Dacey
Marlboro
Lucy D. Welsh
Treas
Charles A. Welsh
Ashley Brigham
Lucie D. Welsh
Narrow escape for Marlboro young ladies
Miss Alicia Degrochers of Revi bank and Miss Juliette Robert of Morse Bizelow dry goods were in a Sunday auto accident en route to Manchester. The steering failed near Groton, the car hit a tree, Miss Robert and Miss Des were thrown clear, the vehicle caught fire and burned, she suffered knee injuries and four front teeth were knocked out. They were brought back to Marlboro and reported comfortable.
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Alicia Degrochers
Revi Bank
Juliette Robert
Morse & Bizelow
Manchester
N. H
Groton
Robert
Des
Moore
Marlboro
WED IN SHERBORN MRS Nona Harold MARRIES CLARENCE SPENCER
Miss Nona M Harold and Clarence A Spencer wed at the residence of Mr and Mrs C O Merrill in Sherborn at 4 o clock Sunday Rev Isaac F Porter officiated The bride’s sister Mrs Chas A Harris was matron of honor and Curtis O Merrill served as best man The ceremony featured autumn leaves and goldenrod decor The couple will reside in Worcester.
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Nona M. Harold
Clarence A. Spencer
C. O. Merrill
Sherborn
Isaac F. Porter
Chas. A. Harris
Curtis O. Merrill
Spencer
Worcester
Miss Beulah Smith Seeks Terrestrial Honor Event
Miss Beulah Smith has concluded by terrae i the oe of teror.
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Beulah Smith
Teror
Odd Fellows Building trustees form committee over Main Street grade dispute
At a trustees meeting the Odd Fellows Building committee was appointed to investigate the lowering of Main street opposite the building. The move is said to address alleged injury to the property. H F Cook denies imminent action and expects a factual report. Members worry about a fair resolution.
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Odd Fellows Building
Ton
Main St
Odd Fellows
H. F. Cook
Court items of concern to Marlboro people
Probate actions include Amanda Cassell seeking separate support and child custody from Felix Cassell with a $500 attachment ordered. Alice M. Gilmore seeks administration of Sarah M. Loring estate. Rev Jos N Jacques will leaves major bequests to St Louis parish and school, Assumption College, and relatives.
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Amanda Cassell
Marlboro
Felix Cassell
Edmond
Rudolph
McIntire
East Cambridge
R. Os Beaudreau
Cassell
Alice M. Gilmore
Sarah M. Loring
Mary W. B
Cambridge
John EB. Rice
Jos. N. Jacques
Lowell
St. Louis’ Church
Pierre H. Grenier
Waltham
St. Louis
Assumption College
P. Q
Canada
Thia
Jacques
Woman's club adds junior department this year
The Woman's Club will add a junior department for children of members under Mrs. J. W. McDonald. Programs include physical culture, conversational French and German for high school age youths, plus literature, nature study, elocution and dancing for all ages. Members are asked to inform by mail if their children will join.
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Woman's Club
J. W. McDonald
New Deputy Named for Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
A supper and meeting of Star of Hope Rebekah lodge featured baked beans brown tea cabbage salad pies peaches and cream cake and as the evening closed the announcement was made that Mrs Eva L Rhoades of South Framingham has been appointed the new deputy.
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Star of Hope Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Tte
Richardson Couple Sighted in White Mountains Visit
Mr and Mrs John Richardson visited relatives in the city on Sunday and enjoyed a delightful trip to the White Mountains as part of their stay with family.
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Ae John Richardson
White Mountains
South
City
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