Probate citation for estate of Ernest N Dan of Concord
In Middlesex County Probate Court a petition seeks administration of Ernest N Dan's estate by Clara J Harding of Suffolk with bond surety. Interested heirs and kin are cited to appear June 14 1917 at 9 am in Cambridge to show cause why letters should not be granted. Public notice runs weekly in Enterprise for three weeks ending with June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest N. Dan
Concord
Clara J. Harding
Suffolk
Camin
Middlesex
Cord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Webster
Robbins
Acton
Amelia HH
Ray N. Robbins
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Esquire
Probate notice for David K E Marshall heirs and administration
In Somerset County the Probate Court seeks to appoint an administrator with will annexed for the estate of David K E Marshall late of Sud in the county. Thorton W. Rogers petitions for administration with bond and a suitable substitute to act as appointee. Public citation issued for Cam, on June twentieth at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
Probate Court Citation for Brooks Estate in Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites all interested in Isabelle Lawes Brooks late of Montevideo Uruguay to appear June 15 1917 in Cambridge to show cause why administrator s account should not be allowed. Citations to be mailed or published weekly for three weeks in Maynard Surprise. witness Charlies J McIntire Esquire First Judge. F M Esty Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Isabelle Lawes Brooks
Montevideo
Uruguay
Cambridge
Maynard Surprise
Charlies J. McIntire
Esquire
Probate Court Citation For Webster Robbins Estate
Middlesex probate court calls heirs and all interested parties to appear June 15 1917 in Cambridge to show cause why Amelia H Robbins and Ray N Robbins should receive letters testamentary on the estate of Webster Robbins of Acton. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise.
Concord Junction M C Robbins Tribute Details Life and Death
A tribute to Webster C Robbins recalls a life spanning travel from Lowell to East Acton and Concord, with a long career in trade and farming. He married Amelia Thurrett Nichols in 1885 and leaves two children, Bess and River, with civic and hospital associations noted. Funeral Sunday featured Rev Bernard Copping and the Lotus quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster C. Robbins Torn
Tang
Tiat Yaa Se Stroma
Ham High
Lowell
East Acton
Daniel Wetherbee
Wis
Amelia Thurrett Nichols
Sin
Bess R
Kenneth Blood
Fost Totten
N.Y
River
Newroth
Wathesling
Tez
Middeses Club
Bernard Copping
Acton
Lotus Quartet
Boston
J. Taylor Fletcher
Elmer BE. Shatuick
West Rutland
S. Thompson Pood
Concord
George Page
Hin Ne
Studio Recital Opens Series at Mrs Leland Hall
The first studio recital was held Friday afternoon in the music room of Mrs W S Leland Association hall with parents and friends invited. Pupils Laura Curley Bertha Haynes Willian Morrison Warren Miller John We Manus Edward McManus John Mekkleson and Robert Parkin performed. Miss Esther Davis sang a group of songs to close the program. The second recital is planned for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Leland
Association Hall
Laura Curley
Bertha Haynes
Willian Morrison
Warren Miller
John We Manus
Edward McManus
John Mekkleson
Robert Parkin
Esther Davis
First Communion Class at Help of Christians Parish
A class of 14 children received their first communion at the six o clock mass on Saturday morning. Students include Elsie Jagling Rita Steinman Dorothea Loughlin Ruth Lyons Julia Lawton Elizabeth Tenn ess Loretta Dee Annie Sullivan Rose Kelley Grace Plovatt David Sheehan Anderson Farrell Clarence and Joseph Bartolomeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jagling
Rita Steinman
Dorothea Loughlin
Ruth Lyons
Julia Lawton
Elizabeth Tenness
Loretta Dee
Annie Sullivan
Rose Kelley
Grace Plovatt
David Sheehan
Anderson Farrell
Clarence
Joseph Bartolomeo
Engagment Announced and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Patrick Reiley announce the engagement of Ellen Florence to Frank Chester Sheridan of Maynard. Edward McClellan takes a vacation from duties as letter carrier while recovering from illness. LeGer Allen, Navy Reservist, visits Mary lehead with his parents. B M Rail freight service cut due to war costs. night freight ends and daily freight moved to afternoon local. Theo Lovejoy wined Sunday with Miss Harriet Fletcher. For sale three horses about 1200 lbs each apply to Adams bridges Concord Junction Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mro
Patrick Reiley
Etter
Ellen Florence
Frank Chester Sheridan
Maynard
Edward McClellan
Leger Allen
Naval
Marylehead
J. P. Allen
Theo Lovejoy
Pfarriet Fletcher
Adams
Concord Junction
Mass
Middlesex Nines Defeat Pomfret in Errorless Game
Middlesex school nine wins easily at Concord on Saturday afternoon. Both teams used two pitchers and the highlight was Left Fielder Scully catching Thayer's fly in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Pomfret
Concord
Scully
Thayer
Roumanian Dances and Debut Traditions Decoded
Sunday dances enliven Roumanian peasant life as pays of the community organize music refreshments and preside as masters of ceremony. When girls reach marriageable age and learn household arts they attend as participants and the phrase she dances at the dance marks debut and eligibility for patrimonial attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
Charles W Dickinson Pioneer Naturalist Among McKean Residents
New York Altoona Tribune article profiles Charles W. Dickinson of McKean County Pennsylvania visiting New York City. He is described as a towering 75 year old hunter and authority on passenger pigeons and wolves, a partner in Butterfield estate timber ventures, and a modest kindly figure who has contributed hunting and wildlife articles for years. The piece notes his daughter Carrie Marks and grandson, and praises his outdoor life and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Altoona Tribune
Conecord
Charles W. Dickinson
Carrie Marks
el Cross
New York City
Trinity Churchyard
Marshal Joffre
Kalfour
Comen
McKean County
Pennsylvania
Tribune
Mer. Dickinson
Potato Creek
Butterfield
Dickinson
George Gray Barnard
Abraham Lincoln
Walher Abraham
Brigh
H. W
May Festival Brightens Monument Hall with Child Performers
A lively May festival at Monument Hall Friday evening drew a crowded audience. Young St Bernard's parish members staged dances and games including a panto mime, Japanese and Dutch dances, a Maypole, and an Irish colleen under Miss Mary Josephine Mahon. Ice cream and cake were served at intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Hall
St. Bernard's
Mary Josephine Mahon
Maynard
Thomas Pendergast
Mary Mullaney
Mary Brennan
Margaret Loftus
Annie O'Connell
Florence Finan
Julia McWalter
Mary McBreen
Annie Hayes
Marion McWalter
Katherine Goulding
Margaret Tobin
Polly
Dorothy Mara
Gertrude
Elizabeth Fee
Gertrude Dee
Marion
Ruth McWalter
Mildred Haley
Alice Joycee
Margaret Finan
Anna Goulding
Mildred Mera
Mary Joyce
Marion Dempsey
Dorothy Flavin
Annie Mayes
Elizabeth Hayes
Alice Jurke
Velena Loftus
Maryelineh
Ruth Tosey
Mary McWal
Gertrude Mara
Agnes Hayes
Gertrue Hagerty
Mary O'Connor
Dorothy Duggan
Mary Hayes
Frances Prendergast
Florence Crowe
Anna Cullinane
Julia Mansfield
Mary Hill
Helen Demp
Sixth Grade Builds Concord Junction School Models Elegantly
A Concord Junction sixth grade exhibited an imaginative school building model project with portable and complex structures, electics and trees crafted by different student groups. Archibald Ferran Langdon Goddard led the effort with a large model set for Parents Day May 9 at West Concord school. Additionally local notices include Edmund Pratt visiting Everett and a British M N association graves detail, with local car sales and Mobiloil shipment from Torrey & Vialle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Langdon Goddard
Archibald Ferran
West Concord
Francis Wood
Gladys Willis
Jordis Johnson
Julia Andersen
Mary Moynihan
Josephine Prendergast
Clarence Shattuck
Ina McCabe
Francis Carr
Mary Loring
Genevieve Frawley
Exather Leighton
Roland Kay
Edmund Pratt
Everett
M. & N. Association
Minute Men
George Weaver
West Acton
Torrey & Vialle
C. Lee Todd
Lincoln
Rochester, N. Y
Concord Victorious Over Framingham In Local High School Game
Concord high school boys defeated Framingham 7 to 4 on the local playgrounds. Key players included Cutter Callahan Paradise Witham Shapiro Fallon Delaney and Dee with Paradise hitting a home run and multiple players contributing runs and bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High School
Framingham Boys
Lynn
Cutter
Callahan
Paradise
Witham
Shapiro
Fallon
Delaney
Dee
M. Kelley
Giles
T. Kelley
Clark
Loftus
Concord I
Ce Po Kennedy Ss
P Fallon
Hayes
Rile
Reed
Kelley
Framingham II Ss
Rosenblatt
Mande
Hunefield
O'Brien
Garbarin
Lavin
Sullivan
T Kelley
Mulcahey
AEG Esse
Gleason
Lynn English High
Gannon
Allahan
Witham Ib
Curtis
Murray
Concord Kennedy SS
Haves If
Delaney Ib
L. Kelley
Keele Rf
Yankee Doodle Isabelle McBreen Accompanied by Miss Margaret F
Isabelle McBreen performs Yankee Doodle with accompanist Miss Margaret F Col Ming listed in the program as part of a local concert lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle McBreen
Miss Margaret F
Col
Ming
MIT faculty awards degrees to war service seniors
Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty recommends degrees to seniors who have entered military or naval service or joined war related industries. More than two hundred seniors already hold positions related to the war effort, including Frank S. Hubbard of Concord who is recommended for a B S degree to be conferred at June graduation. Hubbard is enrolled in Intensive RO T C courses and will attend the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Fculty
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Frank S. Hubbard
Concord
Hubbard
Tech
Marriage in Winter Hill Net: Anderson and Gudbransen wed
Christian Anderson and Annie Gudbransen, former Concord residents, were married Saturday evening at the groom’s parents’ home in Winter Hill. The couple, now living in West Somerville, received many well wishes. Anderson is the son of Mr and Mrs Christian Anderson. Annie worked for Mrs Prescott Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Hill
Christian Anderson
Annie Gudbransen
Concord
West Somerville
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Prescott Keyes
Brown University student Marion Weston honors for Bartlet Weston legacy
Older officers and families recall Rev. Bartlet H. Weston once esteemed at Westvale Concord. Marion Weston, his daughter, has recently received high honors as a Brown University graduate student according to the Boston Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlet H. Weston
Concord
Westvale
Visitors honour British graves at Concord gathering
More than 100 members of English and Scottish societies visited Concord to decorate British soldiers' graves from the April 19 1775 battle. The pilgrimage marked the third year crossing the bridge from Boston by groups led by Major George Pritchett and George Mitchell with the Highland Dress association. Notables included Lieut. Col. J R Smith Peter Nevins and R S Johnson. Bugle bands from the British Vets and Highland Dress provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Boston
Sons of St. George
George Pritchett
Highland Dress Association
George Mitchell
Clan McKinley
Ellis Kerr
J. R. Smith
Naval and ‘Military Veterans’ Association
Peter Nevins
Boston Caledonian Club
R. S. Johnson
Canadian Club of
British “Vets
For Sale Hatch Eggs Barred Plymouth Rocks
For sale the remainder of the season eggs for hatching from standard bred Barred Plymouth Rocks at 1 dollar per setting of 13. Contact F IL Garland in Concord Junction Massachusetts via telephone Concord 271Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
F. IL
Garland
Concord Jct
Mass
Tel
Concord
Wanted Catholic girl to cook in Concord
Classified item seeks a Catholic girl to cook at 1 Monument square Concord Massachusetts. Wages seven dollars per week. Telephone listed as 37 for applications. Second notice advertises a mahogany player piano in perfect condition originally eight hundred fifty dollars now three hundred with music rolls included. Sold by Benj Pope of Concord Massachusetts. June style newspaper notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monument Sq
Concord
Benj. Pope
Mass
Powder Company seeks peeled maple wood supply
The American Powder Co. advertises for peeled maple wood to be used in powder manufacture. Offer calls for delivery at 11 dollars per cord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Powder Co
Middlesex Institution for Savings Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Corporation of the Middlesex Institution for Savings will be held at the Banking Rooms of the Institution Tuesday June 5 1917 at 3 30 o clock P M Herbert W Hosmer Clerk Concord Mass May 21 1917. WANTED A girl for general house work Tel or call evenings Mrs A B Brooks 10 Sudbury rd Concord 281W GARDEN seeds of all kinds Raffin L Anderson Son Concord Mags Tel 118
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Corporation of the Middlesex Institution For Savings
Herbert W. Hosmer
Concord
Mass
A. B. Brooks
Sudbury Rd
Raffin
L. Anderson & Son
Mags
Pomona Grange Meeting Highlights in Lincoln
A Lincoln town attendee joined the Pomona Grange gathering held Thursday afternoon and evening in Lincoln. The program featured a discussion on the most valuable items in world history and an evening of songs followed by a supper prepared by Lincoln Grange members. The next meeting is planned for Bedford on Saturday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Lincoln
Lincoln Grange
Bedford
Middlesex School Glee Club Stages The Mikado
The Middlesex School Glee Club presented The Mikado on Tuesday evening at the school for the benefit of the American Field Ambulance service. Scenery was built and painted by students Putnam Berate, Carlo Vicario, and Clay Hollister. the play proved a big success. The school has already donated three machines to the field ambulance service, driven by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School Glee Club
Putnamberate
Carlo Vicario
Clay Hollister
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Wwealth
Massachusetts
F. M. Esty
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lesex
David KE. Marshall
Sud
Ereas
Therton W. Rogers
Kate Court
Indbury Enterprise
Charle
BROWN
Albert Vanderhog
Magee Glenwood Crawford
Main Street
Concord Homes
James B. Wood & Son Co
Fitchburg
Wilson Lumber CO
Concord Municipal Light
Town House
St As
Wheeler Concord, Mass
Chas. Richardson
Boxboro
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