Marlboros win tight battle over Lowney Mansfield 2 to 1
Marlboros defeat Lowney Mansfield 2 to 1 at Prospect Park in a seventh inning thriller watched by about 1,000 fans. Clarence Gleason and Davy Hayes starred on defense and Frank Connaughton debuted, while Dresser and Barnes led the visitors with timely hits and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboros
Lowney-Mansfield
Prospect Park
Mansfield
Chocolates
Horse Foot and Cannon
Marlboro
Frank Connaughton
Lawrence New England
Collins
Moran
Clarence Gleason
Lowneys
Anay
Clarence
Dresser
Collas
Gleason
Dwyer
Davy
Tim Kenney
McRae
Hayes
Tansey
Topham
Johnny Moran
Eugene
O'Neil
O’neil
Halliday
Dowd
Barnes
Yale
Kenney
Quinn
Lowney
Bob
Helliday
Connaughton
Tim
Onnaughton
Evans
Kenhey
Dwyer Ib McRae
Duane
Tsey Marlboro
Iowney
O'Neill
Diane
Trate
W. E. Supple
Coelit
Hon S N Aldrich Led Marlboro Life Since 1863
Hon Samuel N Aldrich longtime Marlboro civic leader dies at 70 at his Lynn summer home. He served as Marlboro moderator school board member and state senator and held railroad and banking posts. Survived by son Harry M Aldrich and three brothers. wife Mary J Mcfarland died six months earlier.
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Samuel N. Aldrich
Walcott Road
Lynn
Marlboro
Boston
Aldrich
Brown University
Upton
Helliston
Worcester
Isaac Davis
E. B. Stoddard
Board of Selectmen
Cushing
State Senate
Congress
Massachusetts
W. A. Russell
Lawrence
The
Peoples Bank
Board
Mary J.mcfarland
Harry M. Aldrich
Harvard
Massachusetts Bar
Fairmount St
Newbury St
Henry
Edward
Charles
Allston
United Brethren Lodge
Houghton Royal Arch
Algonquin
A. A
Boston Art Club
Lincoln News Roundup of Moves and Local Events
Richard Briggs buys a new Stanley steamer. Miss Alice Riley enjoys a short vacation at home. Mr and Mrs I N MacRae visit Cambridge friends. Samuel Howes moves to Donaldson's Lexington road home. Martin Corrigan vacationing in Concord New Hampshire. Town hall fire escapes upgraded. Wheeler couple returns from Maritime Province trip. William J Potter visits from Boston. William Blodgett installs a new furnace by J N Maciase. Possible return of Tomas Giles from the West. Cyrus Chapin family relocate to Newton Centre. Katherine Macauley visits Roxbury then returns home. Ella Hubert hosts a small party with friends. Ronald Sheperd performs on violin. Jesse Potter leaves Concord tel ephone job for Stone & Webster Boston. Sumner Smith goes to Yale freshman year after Andover. Boston touring car catches fire near Jas DeNormandie. Warren family returns from Adirondacks. barn burns threatens house. William Sherman buys a western horse for son Chester. Highlanders lose to Lowlanders 23 to 7. rematch planned Oct 10. Lincoln regulars set Oct 3 game with residents of Lincoln.
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I. N. MacRae
Cambridge
Samuel Howes
Mr. Donaldson
Lexington Road
Martin Corrigan
Concord, N. H
Katherine F. Macauley
Roxbury
Ella Hubert
Ronald Sheperd
Jesse Potter
Concord
Stone A Webster
Boston
Sumner Smith
C. S. Smith
Yale
Andover
William R. Warren
Adirondacks
William Sherman
Chester
Waltham
Lincoln Baseball Team Receives Gifts At Bemis Hall Dance
A Bemis hall dance Tuesday night honored the Lincoln baseball team. George Baldwin gave a speech and presented each player with gold cuff links and a five dollar gold piece. Manager Wm Blodgett received loud applause as the event continued until 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemis Hall
Lincoln
George Baldwin
Wm.Blodgett
Blodgett Hosts Team After Labor Day Promise
Lincoln town dance drew many locals as the team attended with all members present. On Friday Blodgett fulfilled his Labor Day promise by presenting a loving cup, then treated the team to dinner at the B A A club and a show at Tremont Theatre, watching The Merry Widow in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Does spraying trees kill birds claims debated by Forbush
Edward Howe Forbush, New England Agent of the Audubon Societies, reviews evidence on spraying gypsy moth insecticides arsenate of lead and potential bird deaths. He cites contested circumstantial reports from Maine to Illinois, notes a single confirmed specimen with lead and arsenic in a cuckoo, and urges further yearlong study while acknowledging possible impacts on certain species.
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Maine
Illinois
Massachusetts
Cambridge
North Shore
A. H. Kirkland
Edward Howe Forbush
New England
National Association of Audubon Societies
Bedford Waterworks Near Completion and New Rates
Bedford officials announce imminent completion of the town water system with the pipeline basin and well largely finished and the standpipe being placed on Pine Hill. Pumps, engines, and meters will be installed, and service connections prepared. Water rates set with a $10 annual minimum and tiered charges. applications before Oct. 15 receive priority. Dudley P. Ladd chairs the Republican town committee and Edwin C. Crosby serves as waterworks construction inspector.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Pine Hill
Edwin C. Croaby
Bedford Waterworks
Mr. Crosby
Bedford
Special Town Meeting Warrant and Local Updates
Warrant for October 7 meeting calls for extending a water pipe to Concord and Davis roads and possibly laying pipes on Spring Road with $1,500 from donors for road repairs Dudley Road to Pollard tavern. Local news covers Mrs Perkins' return from the White Mountains, Maurice O Donnell and son visiting, Percy Lane touting Bedford Ice Co business, sale of a north town farm to Dr Winthrop Bowman, a 13 to 9 ball game win over Carlisle, Parker selling stock at Fasig Tipton in New York, and Taft Sherman lithographs posted by the Massachusetts Republican club.
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Concord
Davis Roads
Spring Road
D. L. Pickman
S. L. Hayden
Dudley Road
Pollard Tavern
Percy H. Lane
Bedford Ice Co
William B Fisher
Winthrop Hi Bowman
Newbury St
Boston
Carlisle
A. H. Parker
Shawsheen River
Fasig Tipton
New York City
Taft
Sherman
Massachusetts Republican Club
Middlesex County Ladies Auxiliary Holds Large Biennial Meet
The Middlesex county Ladies Auxiliary AOH held its seventh biennial convention in Mason Hall with about 350 members and 210 delegates. Susan McNamee was reelected president. Julia O'Donnell named vice president. reports showed membership at 2800 and Middlesex leading in membership and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. O. Hi
Masonic Hall
Susan McNamee
Frank Murray
Hudson
Middlesex County
Somerville
Julia O'Donnell
Mary Logue
Catherine Burke
Catherine Shaughnessey
Clinton
Shaughnessey
Mitchell in Waltham Field Day Speech At Chilus Farm
Senator John J. Mitchell spoke at a Waltham Democratic field day held at Chilus farm in Waltham on Saturday afternoon. His remarks drew enthusiasm and frequent cheers of support for success. Also on the program was Roger Sherman Hoar of Concord a Harvard Law School student who will campaign for Mitchell in the district.
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John J. Mitchell
Waltham Democrats
Chilus Farm
Waltham
Mitchell
Roger Sherman Hoar
Concord
Harvard Law School
New York and New Haven Line Old Colony Timetable Corrections
The Old Colony Division timetable corrected to June 16 1908 lists Marlboro Boston Southboro and South Framingham departures and arrivals with frequent morning and evening runs. It covers Boston to Northboro Clinton Fitchburg and Framingham links and Sunday variations across multiple routes including Marlboro to Northboro and Fitchburg and Framingham to Lowell services.
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Old Colony
Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Framingham
Northboro
Clinton
Fitchburg
M. Marlboro
Leominster
South Fram
Ingham
Transit timetable details for Concord Maynard and Hudson routes
The notice lists daily and hourly passenger schedules between Concord Maynard Hudson Stow Gleasondale and So Acton with special cars and early morning first trips. It notes connections at So Acton and permits chartered specials, subject to change without notice.
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Hudson
Concord
Maynard
Stow
Gleasondale
Owala Acton & Maynard ST. RY. CO
Lowell
Acton
W. Ogden
Mass
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Mansfields
Astic
S. N. Aldrich
Marlbo
Richard Briggs
Stanley
Alice Riley
Charles ‘S. ‘Wheeler
Maritime Provinces
Wm. J. Potter
Suncay
Wm. Blodgett
J. N. Maciase
Tomas Giles
Cyrus ‘Chapin
Newton Centre
Highlanders
Dudley P. Ladd
Republican Town Committee
D. E. Perkins
South St
White Mountains
Maurice O'Donnell
Enterprise
A. O. H. Held
Mrs
Presi
Charlotte Taylor
Treat Road
W. Prescott
TrRave Manns
HUN & Co
New York
N. Y
N. H
HM. Railroad
Fayville
Framingham
South Fremingham
South Sudbury
Concord Junction
Taunton
Concord, Maynard & Hudson
St. A. R
John W. Ogden
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
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