Bedford Vacation Notices and Local Outings
Edward P. Kelsey of the American Railway Express Co. Boston is on a week’s vacation. Large crowds visited camps at West Wedford Nutting's Lake and Riverhurst over the weekend. Lexington park will be closed this season. A Bedford-Lexington party attended the Latines performance of Daddy Long Legs featuring Mary Pickford at the Tremont Theatre in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Kelsey
American Railway Express Co
Boston
West Wedford
Nutting’s Lake
Riverhurst
Bedford
Lexington
Lexington Park
Daddy Long Lewes
Mary Pickford
Tremont Theatre
Citations for William Crane estate administration
Probate Court of Middlesex requires heirs and creditors to appear July 21 1919 at 9 am in Cambridge to show cause why Frank H Young of Malden should be granted admin without bond. Public notice to run weekly in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks ending before hearing. PF Esty Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex Gs
Chester
Acton
Henry Worden
Middlesex
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles 4. Melntire
Anire
William Crane Siigestate
Sudbury
Frank II, Young
Malden
Cami@ige
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Fs.quire
Jude
M. Esty
Register
Acton Centre Notices and War Memorial Service
Acton Centre reports visiting residents over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Arthur Payson and Miss Ebba with Gunner Frederick. A Grange lawn party is planned Thursday the 17th with Maynard brass and Sheridan’s orchestra. A World War memorial service is set for July 20 at Congregational church with a volunteer choir and lessons drawn from fallen soldiers, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Payson
Wollaston
Ebba
Gunner Frederick
Boston
Grange
Maynard Brass Band
Sheridan
Maynard
James Bo Hoehes
Melrose
Lies
Eisie
May Ryder
Charlotte
Congregational Church
Acton Centre
South Acton
France
Welcome Home Acton Men Reception Honors Returned Soldiers
About 500 residents gathered on Acton common beside Capt. Isaac Davis' monument for a welcome home reception and banquet. Activities included a ladies baseball game won by Acton Centre and South Acton, a soldiers vs civilians tug of war, music by Maynard brass band, and a large roast beef banquet for 275 at Town hall and the Congregational church vestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Isaac Davis
Acton Centre
South Acton
Maynard Brass Band
Lower Town Hall
Congregational Church
Mr Michelson
West Acton
Perdelwitz
West and
Sinclair
All He Wanted Cake Choice Confusion
A fragment describes a plate of cake on a table and Guy choosing a big piece at his grandmother's prompting. The brief hints at a child’s indecision and preference for a large slice within a domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Tax collectors sale of real estate for non payment of taxes
BedfordMass July 5 1919 notices owners and the public that parcels in Bedford Middlesex will be offered at public auction to satisfy delinquent 1917 taxes interest and costs. Parcels include woodland in Bedford eight acres and several lots in Highview and Burk plans with tax amounts listed and names of property owners and collectors involved.
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Bedford
Mass
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Beaford
Town Hall
Ella G. Butcher
Grace Marshall
Arlington
John Webber
Nathaniel Bacon
Woburn
John Wood
Wood
Thaddeus Dean
Joseph A, Moran
Highview
Concord
North Riverside Ave
George E. Markham
Millhouses
Joseph H. Nevins
Burk
Oakland Ave
A. Elmer Blake
Mary Grimes Returns as Night Operator in Concord Exchange
Miss Mary Grimes resumed night operator duties at the Concord exchange after a two weeks vacation. Mr and Mrs Charles Watson moved from Everett Street to the Wheeler house on Main Street, recently vacated by Mrs Cullinane and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Grimes
Charles Watson
Everett St
Wheeler House
Main
Cullinane
Return Golf Match at Concord Country Club
A golf match will be played Saturday afternoon July 14 at Concord Country Club. Concord golfers host Lexington Golf Club, who previously defeated them on Lexington’s home course in an earlier season encounter.
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Concord Country Club
Concord
Lexington Golf Club
Lexington Club
Country Club
Narrow escape near Hubbard and Thoreau streets ends with injuries
A close call Thursday evening to avoid an oncoming machine led Miss Collins district nurse to crash into a tree. She was with Mr and Mrs Charles Watson and their child when the wind shield was shattered and Mrs Watson suffered a cut knee, torn ligaments, and head injuries. The Watsons and Miss Collins were shaken but not fatally hurt. others sustained bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard and Thoreau Sts
Miss Collins
Charles Watson
Mrs. Watson
Ote
Concord Resident John Feehan Dies After Illness
John Feehan, a longtime Concord resident, died Tuesday at Mass General Hospital after a prior transfer from Boston Hospital. He was born in Ireland 74 years ago and came to the town nearly 40 years ago, survived by his widow and five sons. Funeral Mass was held Thursday at St Bernard’s Church with interment in St Bernard’s Cemetery. bearers included nephews and a cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Feehan
Mass. General Hospital
Concord
Feehan
Boston Hospital
Ireland
Bedford St
St. Bernard's Church
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
David
Thomas
Martin Cassidy
Somerville
James Kneeland
James Grant
John Mullaney
Lexington
James
Peter
Frank
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meets in Acton Parsonage
The Women’s Foreign Missionary society will meet at the Methodist parsonage on Brooks street Thursday at 3 PM. A delegation from Maynard lodge I O O F attended Acton lodge I O O F meeting Monday evening and one candidate from Maynard received the third degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Brooks St
Maynard Lodge
Acton Lodge
West Acton
Maynard
Anniversary Mass Marks 25 Years Since First West Acton Mass
St Elizabeths church observed the 25th anniversary of the first West Acton mass with a high mass at 10:30 conducted by Rev Edward F Crowley and a musical quartet from Maynard. The church was decorated and a large congregation attended. First communion was given to parish children under Miss Annie Kingsley with girls in white and veils and boys in white arm rosettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
St. Alizabeth's
Edward F. Crowley
A.A. Hilferty
Wim. P. Scully
James B. Farrell
G. Edward White
Maynard
Annie Kingsley
Edward B Butler
James Conquest
Joseph DeSousa
Cyrus Downey Ed Fleana
Eleanor Heath
Annie Hockey
Edward Hurley
Mar, Kelley
Mary Lyons
Edward le Clair
Adolphus Latterell
Harald Swatterell
Norman McCrossin
Mary Mcfovern
George McGovern
Torothy Roach
John A. Crowe
Open Air Union Service At Congregational Church
An open air service of the Methodist and Congregational churches was held on the lawn of the Congregational Church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. Charles F. Parsons and Rev. N. Attiyeh preached. The meeting opened with a song service by united choirs and solos by Miss Bertha Batley. Open air union services will continue each Sunday evening in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Congregational Church
Charles F. Parsons
M. K
N. Attiyeh
United Choirs
Get the Habit of Cheerful Life
A short quotation encourages forming cheerful viewing and hopeful thinking as a habit to grow in us, comparing it to any other habit and urging daily practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flife
Northboro Couple Wed At Bridal Home
Lieut. farmer Robbins Kimball eldest son of Mr and Mrs Herbert L Kimball and Florence Elizabeth Felt eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Felt married at the bride's parents home. Rev A T Ringold officiated the Bingle ring service. The couple received gifts of gold silverware cut glass china and linen with checks from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Robbins Kimball
Herbert L. Kimball
School St
Florence Elizabeth Felt
George F. Felt
Bartlett Sr
A. T. Ringold
Baptist Church
Cemious
Page Bros. of
Marlborough
One Thing in His Favor
Uncle Eben recalls Deman da laughs at his own jokes and appears friendly and good natured, making others feel at ease with his cheerful, easygoing manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deman da
Uncle Eben
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J. Leo Comeau
Linden St. Maynard
American Supply CO
Nason St
G. M. C. Trucks
John Edwards
Butler Ave
F. L. Garland Concord Jct
Nancy Delizabeth Daniels
Edward B. Caiger
Tremont St
Samuel C. Allien
Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s Block
Frank Binks
H. B. Morse
Albert Smith
Waldo P.lapham
Concord Junct
L. P. Goulding
South Sudbury
Louis E. Sullivan
Maynard, Mase
R. E. Hartin
Tel
Dr. $. R. Garland
Maynard, Mass
F. L. Gile
Lexington Rd
He Wanted
Concord National Bank
Massachusetts
Stitt U.S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Banking
Christimps
Bakers
Liberty Lawn
Nateral Reserve Bank
State of
County
Fay Heywood
C. Fay Heywood
Maurice McWalter
Open Air Service
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
New York
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Army and Uravy
Merchants’ Association of New York
Washington
Misses Mary
Doris Burchard
Marvy Lindstey
Hartean James
Olive Davis
Admiral Kolchak
Libert Army
Admin Simas
Williclm Edewards
Yale
Northboro
Mildred Felt
Malcolm L. Quimby
Foxboro
E. R. Hosmer
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