Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 72

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Bresnahan Grocery Co.

WATCH OUR DAILY AD. PAINTED ON OUR WINDOWS.

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Boars the Bignature

The Kind You Have Always Bought Chat+ Thatchers

No Escape

Sfrs. Cbinner-Ernestine, my darl- Ing. do you expect Constant to-night? Ernestine-Of course, mamma. Why do you inquire?

Mrs. Chinner-If he asks you to mar- ry bim, tell him to come and speak to me.

Ernestine-And if be doesn't ask me ?

Mrs. Chinner-Tell him I am coming to speak to him .- Brooklyn Life.

Hle Identity Established. Merchant-Have you collected that bill of J. Smith ?

I Collector-Have I collected it? called at the house and found that seven J. Smitbs lived there. Six de- clared tbey owed nothing. and the seventb kicked me out of the house. Merchant-That's the one! Go right back and get the money !- Boston Globe.

A Case of Grip Pneumonia, Pleurisy or Bronchitis can be avoided at this season of the year by taking Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine

For sudden chills and colds It ls well to have a box on band to prevent a more serions climax to the attack. + Will cute a cold m the bead in 24 hours Do not affect the bead. produce ringing or canse nervousness like the Sulphale Quiniue. They move the bowels gently without griping.

A.C.Dana & Son. Pharmacy DANA BLOCK, FRANKLIN.

Church Services.

St. John's Church (Episcopal)-Eveu. ing Prayer with Sermou at the Baptist church at 3. Sunday school at 2. Rev. Guy W. Miner, Rector.

Congregational chutch-Preaching by the pastor, Rev. f. W. Sneath, at 10.30: subject,"A Gethsemane Lesson."Sunday school at 12. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6. No evening service.

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The Franklin Sentinel. min M Fisher

VOL. XXIII. NO. 19.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Page

stsallng pigeone and rabbits from a citi zen of Bellingham. The matter WR8 placed on fils.

the cars now in the open at the Millar- ville car barn will hs provided.

yesterday, and the good work that has besn doue the past few weeks has horns glorious resulte.

assembled at the Franklin house to cals- brate the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Briggs, Guests were present from Attleboro, Providence, Middleboro,

Raphael, Hurell.

Rembrandt, Hurell 144 C Power of Silence, Dressel. 3114 1)

History of American Privalcers, Maclay. ... Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America, Fiske ......

408 9

Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll. 645 E

Office Hours trom 8.30 d.m. to 7.30 p. m. Satur days, 8.90 a. in. to 8.15 p. m. Sundays from 9 to 10 L m. Money Order Department from 6.30 a. m. to

MAILS OPEN FROM

1.90 A. M.

Providence .. ++. 9.30

Eastern States and Provinces .12.00 P .M

West and South, .+ 1.95

Eastern States and Provinces 4.50

5.10

West and South

8.40

6.40 8.40

Providence .. +++ ......

5.45 A. M.

Eastern States and Provinces. 9.00

West and South 9.00

Milford ....*** 11,30 M. Eastern States and Provinces. West and South. ... 4.05 P. M. Eastern States and Provinces 1.30 North. South, East and West 7.15 Sunday Mall closing in all directions at 5 P. M. MATTHEW F. CONROY, P. M. Franklin, Mass., lune 17, 1898.

FRANKLIN ELECTRIC FIRE ALARM.

Dean acadamy.

here about a wesk. Hs is arranging for a new and larger vesssl, which will be board is composed of men whoss views

pleasant.

Etchingham Letters .1338

Herald of the West. 1352

In His Steps, Sheldon 13.35

anice Meredith, Ford, .1330

Little Red School House, Raymond

Mr. Dooley and His Countrymen. 133 Mr. Dooley in Peace and War,. 1336 Mrs, Keats Bradford, Pool .. 1340

Plantation Pageants, Ilarris 1355

Prisoners of Hope, Johnston

Red Pottage, Cholmondeley. 1347

Roweny in Boston, Pool.

Ship of Stars, ' . "Q

The Gam, Robbins

Vestry of the Baisins, McLean Via Crucis, Crawford.

.1324

1351 Voyage at Anchor, Russell.

Young April, Casetz ..

1343

Are You Going?

The entire performance of "The Great Southern Minstrels" this evening is re- ported to be entirely novel in conception and execution from start to finish, The musical excellence of the first part is shown by the names of such vocalists as Tommy Mckenus, the celebrated boy baritone; Chas, P. Van, S. J. Beunett, Joseph Lè Clair, A. L. Comstock, W. B. Fretse and Paul Hickman. The olio as presented by this company is also said to be a skillful kaleidescopic melange of great worth and merit.

Minstrelsy is well liked bere end the promise of anything new In this popular amusement is a pleasure looked forward to with a great deal of anticipation. "The Great Southern Minstrels" come heralded as being up to date and of a novel order, as well as the most complste and largest entertainment on the road.

Sure to Do Good.

The Opera House was packed to the doors and many were obliged to stand at Rev. T. J. B. House on Sunday evening. In straightforward,learneet language the 1897. He married Miss Mary Elliott in the illustrated temperence lecture by 1892. He remained in Franklin until January, 1896, enjoying a large practice, which was aleo very laborious. At this speaker described the course of the time his health gave out, and hs sold young man downwerd through drink, out his practice and took a much-needed

and his final reformation through conver- rest of six mouths, a part of which was 8:08, the subject matter heing appropri- his death, which took place on Dec. 27, 1899. spent iu travel. He then located in ately accompanied by views especially Marlborough, where he remained until taken for the purpose. He held tbe clos. est attention of the large audience, the truthfulness of the story appealing to all who listened. Mrs. Chas. L. Stewart and W. C. Sherman sang a number of duets with effectiveness and rare musi- cal expression. In the afternoon over 500 children saw the pictures and heard the story, and it ie hoped a lasting im- pression was made upon their youthful bearts.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. Bring your work to the White Star laundry, rear Dana block, for best work. et

For Sale-A good oak roller-top deek. Call and exemine at Sanhorn'e dry goods store. For Sale-Coal of all kinds and prices right. A. M. Heggart, Central street, near the bridge. 17Ttf A oapahle girl for housework will be paid the best of wages. Call for F. at the SENTINEL office.

A few cords of dry walnut wood; also oak, chestnut and pine dry under shede, at Allen's wood yard.

To Let -Cottage house No. 13 Summer jetreet; nine rooms, steem heat; hern if desired. Apply at 29 Cottage st. 15.tf

in the Univereallet chapel Thureday

room last Friday evening, under the aus- evening of this week, when tbs Rev. Dr. |picee of the Mothere' Section, Being Bollee of Melrose will preach. connected with kindergarten work, Mise Dr. Bollee will he remembered ae having Flagg wae thoroughly conversant with

her eubject and appealed to the sympa-

thiee of all in that Ideelistle training for

has recently been appointed to the chair

children. Illustratione were given of the "finger plays" edapted to the under-

of English and American history in standing of the very little onee, and of

Tufte college. 7.30 and will he followed by a special church meeting. The service will be at the "motion songe" for those a little older, These were especially melodious and could not tall to create a taete for the best In music. Other subjects dwelt

upon were: The love of Nature devel-

oped hy the study through observation

of the birds and flowers; the encourage- ment of the taste for humor in the child; the sense of reverence aided by music nnd art; aud the necessity for parents to guard against a misuse of the love-force.

kindergarten aire sung hy Miss Flagg, accompanied hy Miss Marion Gould, were delightful interspersions.

Having relinquished my Boston bnsi- nese, 1 cnn hereafter he found at my of- floe daily from 8 to 6 o'clock. DR. M. E. POND.

For a cloan shave and a good hair cut

TYPEWRITING done at THE SENTINEL office.

Fresh cut flowers at Slade'e.

Recent Additions.

The following hooks have recently been added to the Franklin library : In the Child's World, Poulsson 195 B

Cita tion . .. . ...***

Admin! 'trator's Notice.++. Experienced Felt Hands Wanted.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Neither absent or tardy during the month of February at primary school, No. 2: Carlston Corbin, Ervin Cum- mings, Irvin Daniels, Edwin Ferrer, Harry Gray, Herbart Gray, Gsorge Joyce, Esmalı Mstcalf, Grace Russell, Walter Brietow, Cheetsr Ledbury.

There was a slight hitch in ths Med-

over 400 registersd their protests sgainet liquor traffic. Out of a totsl vote of 639 the sale of liquor in this fair town of way slectric matter before the Madway selectmen lest wsek, but it was epeedily adjnetsd and the franchise granted. This board of railroad commissioners have also granted the company ths right Franklin. Thirty-sight failed to vote, to cross the New Haven's' tracks et grade

at Msdfield. This means that the last | must auswarto their own conecisnces.

16. 'The Sevoy orchestra of Providence has been engaged to furnish musle sud the svsut promisee to be one of the most succsseful affaire of the early spring. The next regular masting of ths Alden vice between Milford-and possibly Franklin-and Forest Hills is dous awsy with, end the early summer should eee pessengers traveling over twanty miles of track without chengs of cers.

Capt. J. B. Crocker strived in towu on the sale of liquor in this town to a mini- mum, and ths board, and the hoard alone, will bs bald responsible, as the liquor officer ie eimply the agent of the board. Franklin cao congratulate Itself thet the

ready in the summer, aud will admit of on the liquor questiou are so pronounced, his doing a larger coastwise and foreign Individually and collectively they stand

for temperance and their hands will be upheld.

Messrs. Gallison and Clark have heeu

Mr. Briggs was born in Rochester and Mrs. Briggs in Middleboro, their mar- riage taking place in Attleboro, whers where Mr. Briggs was a jeweler, their home being the old Briggs homestead in Norton, where their daughter, Amy Pierce, was born. Previous to coming to Franklin he was engaged iu farming. They came to the Franklin House just twelve years ago the firet of March, that day also being the anniversary of their marriage. He has had charge of the ho- tel six years and was at the Hotel Briggs for three years. Both Mr. and Mrs. Briggs are highly esteemed, and Miss Briggs is an sctive worker in all henevo- lent and church affairs.

The SENTINEL on behalf of meny friends hereby extends hearty congratu- lations at the successful paseing of the twenty fifth milestone.

Memorial.

Minstrels tonight.

Selectman Alfred Clark hae returned from bis trip to New York.

tion to property aud punieliment of those who eeek to destroy it can be put in force it is not worth much to have the park beautified.

Charles L. Stewart went to Boston

*Oreetss T. Doe, Rep .- Cit.,

536

Treasurer-

*Nelson E. Newell, Rep. Cit., Asseeeors-

*Elisha P. Chapman, Rep., 321

"Jamee O. Cirileon, Rep., 323

*Wilham Rockwood, Rep. 305

301

Lawrence J. Kelly, Cit., Eugene F. Ware, Cit., 211

George W. Bacon, Cit., 125

Overseers of Poor-

*F. M. Richardson, Rep .- Cit., 425

*Samuel Y. Reed, Rep., 359

*George E. Emerson, Rep., 206

C. Milton Allen, Cit., 295

Bernard W. McCabe, Cit., 203

Auditor-

*Palmer A. Woodward, Rep .- Cit., 539 Collector of Taxee-

Edward H. Sherman, Rep .- Cit., 556

393

*William A. Wyckoff, Rep., Jamee W. Desmond, Cit.,

180

Board of Health for three yeare- Marston Sanborn, Rep. Cit.,

515

Constables-

*Lewis R. Whitaker, Rep., 344

*Fred L. Davis, Rep., 326

265

*Kervin R. Jewett, Rep., Jerome B. Fitzpatrick, Cit , Silas W. Nickerson, Cit., 217

260

William Redpath, Cit ..

209

*Elected.

The vote on the licenee question re- snited: Yes, 199; no, 402. Majority

against licenee, 203.

Total Yes No Blanks Per cent.

1808

565 203

306 50

1899 626 246

317 50

1900 639 199

402

38 62

The extreme closenees of the votes for some of the officers may lead to a

Mise Louise Morse, a student at Wbea- ton seminary at Norton, and daughter of the other of the ninee bas not won four

ex-Representative S. F. Moree of Holden, was the gueet of Mrs. C. B. Johnaon over the Sabbath.

gamee.

A series of Lenten servicee will begin | Roxbury, wae given in the High school

recount, which, if permitted, will work no injustice to anyone. The vote was an unusually large one, 639, as against 626 last year and 585 In 1898. Ae neer as can be ascertained the Democratic vote is about 210, and the Republican about 425, though party lines were quite gener- ally eliminated, a number of the candi- dates being supported by hoth partiee. The polls were kept open an hour later, till 5 o'clock, and tbe adjourned meeting

George B. Chandler, a former principel of our High school in '91, has heen lu charge of the Interests of Ginn & Co., school book publiehers, in Minnesota, but bas just been trausferred to Illinols, with headquartere in Chicago.

F. F. Holbrook, who worke for the Adame Expreee company, 18 confined to the house with ecarlet fever, though in a mild form. His place is taken at the express office by E. Lovell Metcelf. George E. Daniele, who ie at the Har- vard law school, has just been elected an honorary member of the Pi Eta soolety, a rather unusual honor to he conferred ou one not in the academlo departmentr-

the custom. This ie really a step in the While the hnuquets A piano duet by Mrs. Talbot und Mrs. Chilsou, and several sweet lullabyes aud

right direction. have never degenerated into drunkeu revele by any means, yet there are al wnys some studente in a class to wliom a little liquor acts as fuel to the fire and "wine inflames them."

James McPherson died at the alms house yesterday of old age, aged 86 years. In health he was nregular attendant at the Methodlet church. The funeral will be held at the almshouse tomorrow moru- ing et 10 o'clock.

I alu uow ready for business again and hope to give moro prompt attention to orders than I have been able to in the sea food, prompt aud satiefactory ser- vice. Let us enll. PAINE, THE FISHMAN.

last two weeke. I shall have waiting or- ders ready within a few days. Thanking patrons for their patience, Respectfully youre, R. J. CALKIN, Depot etreet.

J. M. FRENCH, WM. L. JOHNSON, A. J. GALLISON.

Committee on Resolutione.

Milford, Mass., March 1, 1900.

Repairs Completed.

A clean fiel market, complete stock of

. The electric car barn at Unionville is nearing completion. The hig steel gird- ers, in waiting for which there wae a long delay, are in place and the roof las Iu the district court Thursday morning been hnilt over. The roofers arc thia Officer Bishop of Bellingham bad u week putting on the finishing tonohes. French boy about twelve years of age, 'The windows wlil he put in in a few [ go to Ochee's barber shop.

FRANKLIN, MASS., TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1900.

SINGLE COPIES 3 CENTS.

An Enjoyable Affalr.

A Glorious No-License Victory.

belonging in Woonsocket, charged with days, and then when the wires are Even the friends of tempsrance were Notwithstanding the storm last Thurs- atrung overhead the shed will be ready for occupancy. It will probably be all astonished at the msgulflesnt expression day evening thers was a goodly company completed in two waska, and a place for of the voters on the mettsr of no license

Franklin is further Kate Field, Whiting. awey than ever from the curee of the New Bedford, besides many from Frank. lin aud Unionville. The tablas wers Many-Sided Franklin, Ford. vary daintily set, calling forth the admi Ballads and Miscellanies, .Thackeray 374 ration of all, laden with salads, fancy Letters of Sidney Lanier .. 375 crackers, olivee, Neepoliten cream, The City Wilderness, Woods, Land of Contrasts, Muirhead for which neglect of an honest duty they Resolule Mr. P Story of Magellon, Butterworth e Mr. Pansy, Trowbridge Hester Stanley, Spofford ... cekes, mecaroons, candy aud coffee. Miss Crocker poured the coffee and Miss Sherman eerved the creem. W. S. John- son was msstar of cersmonies end H. Teddy, Her Bonk, Ray .. Treasure Ship, Butterworth. Jersey Boy of Revolution, Tomlinson cally registered their datermination in this matter it remains for the selectmen to sew to it that ths will of the voter is Children of the Mist, Philpotts. . Wannolasset, Plympton ... A Local Habitation, Sawyer 1343 Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann, Ilarris. .. 1354 MINT Bronze Buddha. Daniels .. Smith 1350 of a vigorous public santimeut that will susteiu any and every effort to reduce carried out. The board is thus assursd Twixt You and Me, Le Baton Wabrno, Wright W. Thayer and N. C. Nye wers uehers. Charlas Frazar, Carl Emerson end Walter Wild Animals I Have Known, Thompson .. 302 Philip's War, Young Puritans in King Hancock elso assistsd as waiters. Mrs. Tracey and Prof. Spencs furnished sx- callent mueic, and Mrs. Stswart and Miss Whiting eang solos and duets vary Corner of the West, Fowler. Country of The Pointed Firs, Jewett. acceptably. Many beautiful gifts ware presented to Mr. and Mrs. Briggs ae tes- timonials of ssteem aud regard. The Denis[Duval, Thackeray. .. .1324 Now that the voters have so emphati-

occasion

was essentially social and

De Willoughby Claim, Burnett

1348

phy hae beso arranged for April 9, at

Many residente of Frauklin will be

pained to hear of the death of Mrs. James M. Freeman, which occurred on Saturday at Dorchester, as the result of hueinees. His precent boat, the Charles L Davenport, je of 1,500 toos burden,

32-Corner Union and Central streets. 41-Union street, near Beaver, opposits |Dorchester this morning, Rev. Dr.

St. Mary's Church 43-Corner of Garfield and Crescent streeta. Two Blasts-Fire out. One Blast-Testing apparatus.

Hodge officiating. She was buried at Franklin cemetery this afternoon.

is an almost unprecedented demand for veesels, and he has no difficulty in get- ting cargoes. He thiloks he got back into the bueluess at just the right time.

Officers Connor and Hutchinson were

Being sure that a fire actually exists, o the nearest box, unlock, pull down the ho go. The apparatus works automati a ly. Close the box and remain until the fre .c arrive to

direct them to scene of the fire

this section. It is really a much-needed iostitution, and the project will doubt- less have the aid of all the physiciaus of this. neighborhood, as the electric road will open easy and rapid means of com- munication with our sister town.

arisen over an order of the night police for Smith to "move on" as he was etand-

FRANKLIN NEWS IN BRIEF

Latest Local Events and Personal Items of Interest to Readers.

There is a movement started to bave

iug in front of the Opera house at the close of the temperance lecture. Officer Connor received a black eye and Mr. Hutchinson's face was bruised. Smith was placed in the lockup and later bailed

Selectmen-

*Alfred Clark, Jr., Rep .. Cit., "Jeremiah J. McCarthy, Cit., *J. Cuehing Gallison, Rep., Amos P. Woodward, Cit., Edward C. Abbott, Rep ..

259 252

Tbe grenge will work the third and fourth degreee on 'Thursday evening. Ernest F. Schlusemeyer of Westwood

has been the guest of frienbe in town,

Evening Services will be conducted at last week as a witness in the case of St. John's Rectory Wednesdays during Miss Lougee, tbe student at Dean ill Lent at 7.30 o'clock. This Penitential

with ecerlet fever, is rapidly Improving. Mrs. Frank Prince of Danielson, Conn,, visited her son Charles H. Prince. Union street, last week.

Office will be sald and an addrees deliv- ered by the Rector on the followlug sub- jects: March 7, "The Mystery of Birth;"' March 14, "The Mystery of Being;" March 21, "The Myetery of Growth;" March 28, "The Mystery of Fruitage;" April 4, "The Mystery of Death." All

Bert Sheldon is at the Maseachueetts general hospital to undergo an operatiou for appendicitis.

Prof. Peirce attended the meeting and hanquet of the Tufts College club in Boetou on Friday evening.

On the licenee questiou Med way voted yes 265, no 217; majority, yee 48. Last year, yes 261, no 202; majority, yes 59.

Griffin court, M. C. O. F., will hold an important meeting tomorrow evening, and all membere are urged to be present. Lawrence Guild will meet this Tuee- day evening at the Rectory for Businees and Work. All members are asked to attend.

The members of Middlesex and Pomo- na grauge met here Wednesday in Cen- tral Square hall with a good attendance of memhere. There was a morning ses- sion, opening' at 11 o'clock, for the transaction of business, and at 2 p. m. there wes a public meeting, when Rev. W. N. Teuney of Swampscott gave an il- lustrated lecture on "Temperance" be- tore the members and agoodly number very appetizing and enjoyed by all. of their friends.

John McGinnis of Medway, on complaint of Omifrey Andozenjenzlel, a Polish res- ident of the eams place, for falee pre- tences in the eales of property. It wae charged that Mr. McGinuis sold to the former a house and emall piece of land in Weet Medway for $700, $500 of which the complainant paid to him. McGinnis are welcome. claimed to own the property, but eimply had a bond for a deed from the Frankllu Some time ago it was announced that Savinge bank. The hank sold it to real estate owners near the center weres another party and he had to leave the preparing for a land hoom on the line of the electric rallway. The land hes been surveyed and the prospective settlement looks exceedingly well on paper. As a matter of fact the locality has many natural advantages which money cau make available to embellish the town and afford artietic delight to human soule.

Ginnis. The court found McGinnie probably guilty and ordered him held for the grand jury in the sum of $2,000. He recognized with sureties.

ing laet Wednesday evening. The work was finely executed by the officers of Puritan lodge of Cambridge. They com- prised one of the beet degree teams iu the state. At the close of the fuitiation the visitors and membere were escorted to the dining room of Hotel Briggs.' The committee of Norfolk lodge took charge of the kitchen and dining room and served a turkey supper, which was

After refresbiug themselves the party returned to the hall where dancing was enjoyed untill the midnight hour. The

Base ball is awakening hereahoute. In North Attleboro LeStage has hecome ideatified with the team either ae mana- [ following visitors were entertained: ger or captain. It was decided that the Attleboroe and North Attleboroe play a series of seven games for the champion- ship. Four games won are to decide the issue. The games between the clubs are scheduled for July 7 and 21, Aug. 4 and

A most entertaining lecture upon "Child Culture," by Miss Leila Flagg of

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chamberlain, who have been spænding the winter with their daughtere, Mre. Arnold and Mre. Hammond, bave returned to their home In Putnam, Conn.

preached one of the ablest eermons in the seriee last year. He is one of the moet soholarly men In the country and

Good rooms and board may be had at the Franklin House at low rates, from $3.50 to $4.50. A. Briggs, Prop. Pottsd plants and cut flowers; all kinds of funeral work made up; special rates for all'socisties in town. Slade's Green- houas, Central street, Franklin, Mase. P. O. Box 179. 1 Resolved, That in the untimely death of Dr. Charles Kingsley, ths Thurber Medical association and the general brotherhood of the medical profession bave eustained an unusual 10884 -Thue. stricken down upon the threshold of professional life, with bright prospects in hie immediate future, bis developing talents and thorough equipment seem an inscrutable Josa. In this apparently se- vere dispensation we discern the ways of a powsr and knowledge far beyond mor- 2T tal ken. To us of limited vision, the shaft seems untimely broken. We bow All railroad tickets bought, sold and let on a margin. Save money on your Boston trip by gettin . tickets of Chas. H. Prince at SENTINEL office. Milford and Providence tickets at a saving of 12c on the round trip. Mlleage booke to let. in reverent submission to the will and decree of One who seee us as never man sees, and whose inscrutable way leads upwards and onwarde to vistas far too glorlous for mortal sight. Resolved, That with heads howed In Important to Orlent Bicycle Owners. All owners of Orient blcycles, pur- reverent submission, we commend our brother's ashee to walting dust, and his chased of the undersigned during the weeping relatives to the unfalling source of consolation, while his professional brothers mourn with them his untimely departure.

past three years, may have their wheels cleaned and put in perfect order by a practical workman free of expense by de- livering the same to me between now and March 15. Brokeu or worn parts will be replaced at actual cost, the own- ere being notified hefore such expenee is Incurred.

CHARLES L. STEWRT, Orient Agent. Franklin, Mass .. Feb. 20. 1900.

Advertising is husinese news. It tells the things which are of great daily im- portance. It ls of more account to the frugal housewife to know where to get certain necessary commoditles at a less price than nenal than to know of the troublee fu Slam and Alacka.

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BOX 6-Corner Cross and Central streets. 8-Central street, head of Summer street. 13-Corner Emmons and Main streeta. 93-Arlington street, near corner Wachu- sett street.

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Franklin Sentinel newspaper, 1900, Part 72

Author: Publication date: 1900 Publisher: Number of Pages: 436

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Publication date: 1900
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