Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Maynard Massachusetts
By power of sale in a 1915 mortgage from Frederick Marshall to South Weymouth Cooperative Bank the property near Stow Lower Village in Maynard will be sold at public auction on December 8 1916 at 1 PM. The parcel covers about twenty acres along Assabet River and adjacent Maynard land with defined bounds. The sale is to foreclose the mortgage and pay down principal, with $100 cash due from the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ©. Marshall
South Weymouth Cooperative Bank
Middlesex South District
Maynard
Stow
Oynard
Stow Lower
Middlesex
Cornwealth
Massachusetts
Tiwony Ig
Assabet
Amory Maynard
Said County Road
Dowacy Assabet
Probate Court citation in Russell will case
Massachusetts Probate Court to Phebe F. Russell heirs and interested parties. Benjamin F. Russell petitions letters testamentary to Jim as executor with surety. Court in Cambridge sets hearing for November 24 1916 at 9am. Public notice to appear and publish citation weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monwealth
Massachusetts
Phebe F. Russell
Concord
Benjamin F. Russell
Lette
Jim
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Ad Court
Fitness
Charles J. McIntire
Old Concord Chapter DAR Hosts Guest Day at Unitarian Parish House
Old Concord chapter DAR hosted a guest day at the Unitarian parish house with regent Mrs Blinn presiding. The event featured music by Mrs Baker and Miss Barker, a talk on Historic Homes of New England by Park Pressey, and a tour of the Chapter house across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Old Concord
Blinn
Fowler
A. VL. Morse
Holden
H. DB. Smith
C. B. Wheeler
Bownton
Gross
Blanchard
McCleary
Steners
Corporation
Misses Jones
Parents Meet To Welcome New Union School Trainer
The Parent Teachers Association held a well attended meeting in which Miss Pauline Hatch was introduced as the new physical training instructor for girls in the 5th through 8th grades at Union school. Plans were announced for a food sale at the school on Saturday afternoon November 25 with fruit and vegetable tables for Thanksgiving prep. Dr. Lafayette of Tufts Dental school delivered an engaging talk. Social time followed with refreshments by Mrs. Charles Jewett and Mrs. John S. Comley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers’ Association
Pauline Hatch
Association
Union School
Ways and Means Conmmittee
Thanksgiving Dance by Eastern Star in Bedford
The Paul Revere chapter No. 155 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a Thanksgiving dance at Bedford town hall on Thursday evening November 23 with music by Bowers' orchestra of Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
Order of the Eastern Star
Bedford Town Hall
Bowers’ Orchestra of
Brookfine
Wilson Thaxter couple wed in town ceremony
Miss Martha Thaxter and Donald Wilson both of this town were united in marriage Saturday evening at the parsonage. After a short honeymoon Mr and Mrs Wilson will reside in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thaxter
Donald Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Somerville
A Nature Faker in a Realistic Melodrama
A playwright seeks critique from Criticus on a new melodrama. The critic notes the kitchen scene misrepresents nature as the heroine washes dishes for her poor mother. The exchange underscores tension between art and realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playwrite
Criticus
West Acton Social Notes Detail Local Ailments and Events
Miss Mary Hager cares for Miss A M Whitcomb after an neuritis episode. Miss Eleanor Weeks performed the gypsy dance at the South Acton Universalist vestry event Thursday and Friday evenings. Work on dismantling horse sheds at the Baptist church ends Saturday afternoon, promising improvement. Mrs FE Rice recovers from a fall and hopes to enjoy the piazza on pleasant days, much welcomed by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Weeks
South Acton
Regular Meeting of W C G T Vo Discusses Worcester Convention
The regular monthly meeting at Mrs hy Wall’s home on Tuesday November 7 heard reports from the Worcester North County convention in Leominster. A letter from Mrs J Wright Simpson thanked the union and urged continued help for shut ins. The group voted to send a Thanksgiving box with fruit vegetables jellies canned fruit tea coffee cocoa sugar cereals and more to the needy, to be delivered to Miss Wetherbee’s house by Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. CG. T. Vo
Hy. WW. Wall
Worcester North
Leominster
J. Wright Simpson
Shutins
Noor
Wetherbee
Expect Good Time Ladies Social Circle Plans Annual Event
The Ladies Social Circle of the Universalist society hosts its annual social, supper and sale this Thursday with an afternoon program at 4 featuring children’s dialogues and songs, plus aprons, fancy goods, candy and mystery tables and ice cream for sale. Supper at 7 precedes another entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Universalist Society
Lizzie Taylor Forbush
Marguerite Johnson Reader
Boston College of Oratory
Irma Durkee
Second Lyceum entertainment at Baptist church hall
The Beacon trio and soloists Riccardo De Bellis Joseph P. Clifford and Joseph F. Connor performed a varied program at I O O F hall Tuesday evening under the pastor's class auspices. Beatrice A Choates accompanied at the piano before a large appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
the Baptist Church
I. O. O. F. Hall
Beacon Trio
Riccardo de Bellis
Joseph PB. Vifford
Joseph FE. Connor
Beatrice A. Choates
Annual Fair at Boxboro Congregational Church
The Ladies social circle will hold an annual fair Friday afternoon and evening featuring aprons candy children's ice cream parcel post tables a grab box and a Turkish booth An oyster supper will be served and entertainment includes two farces Souvenir Spoons Rubber Boots vocal music and readings with Miss Madeline Staples as soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Reed couple depart on winter trip after voting
Mr and Mrs Joseph H Reed left after he cast his vote on election day in their auto heading to New York and then Pennsylvania then southward into Virginia and other states. Reed is an agent for the Wonder Mist Co of Boston and has had good success with the firm. They expect to be gone all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Reed
Reed
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wonder Mist Co
Boston
Shattuck Takes Post as Rutland Prison Camp Superintendent
Concord Junction Mimer reports Shattuck left this week for Rutland to begin duties as superintendent of the prison camp and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimer KE. Shattuck
Rutland
Temperance Talk Planned by Mass. Total Abstinence Leader
Union Church to host a vigorous temperance address next Sunday evening by W. T. Landers secretary of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence society. Morning sermon by Rev. A. W. Stone. Newcomers invited to a cordial welcome. Prayer meetings Tuesday evenings grow in numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Landers
Mass
Total Abstinence Society
A. W. Stone
Sudbury Social and Civic Notes From Last Week
William Bills is reported as improving and Mr Sprague was in town to vote last week. A furnace is being installed in Lafayette Cadman’s house. A social dance was held at the town hall Saturday evening. Miss Lavinia Carter has been visiting her sister Mrs Charlotte Parmenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sprague
Lafayette Cadman
Lavinia Carter
Charlotte Parmenter
Clergy Exchange Sermon in Ashland Pulpit
Sunday morning Rev Claire G Davis exchanged with Rev Mr Bird of MBE church in Ashland. Mr Bird delivered a sermon from Isaiah 6 8 Here am I send me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire G. Davis
Mr. Bird
M. BE. Church
Ashland
Ladies of Methodist Church Hold Sale Supper and Show
The Methodist ladies report the fair a great success with afternoon and evening crowds. The supper featured clam chowder baked beans and chicken pie amid praise for chowder. Booths included Fancy articles Aprons Candy Mystery decor pink and white. An entertainment followed a stereopticon lecture on Napoleon Bonaparte and Darius Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Methodist Church
F. P. Stiles
A. N. Young
R. B. Oliver
Fred Christensen
Henry White
W. M. Parmenter
Miriam Kempton
Edwin A. Powers
William Reed
William Baldwin
Leon E. Hawes
Henry Way
Charles Brackett
Ethan Davison
Brackett
Davison
Booth
Napoleon Bonaparte
Darius Green
Laurence Hadley
Concord residents attend Harvard Princeton clash in Cambridge
Concord Junction residents joined a large turnout in Cambridge to see the Harvard Princeton football game. A whist party for Help of Christians church was planned for next Wednesday evening with refreshments and dancing after. Mrs. Tillie Skean of Springfield underwent a surgical operation at Deaconess hospital this week. Many attended the performance of My New Curate in Monument Hall, Concord on Friday evening, with twelve cars needed to transport attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jones
Concord Junction
Cambridge
Help of Christians Church
Tillie Skean
Springfield
Robert Cousins
Deaconess Hospital
Monument Hall
Concord
Friday Dancing Parties Return in Warner Hall
Regular Friday evening dances resume at Warner hall with large attendance from neighboring towns. The Colonial orchestra provides the music for the popular events.
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Warner Hall
Narrow Escape In Auto Crash On Main Street
A Sunday evening collision on Main Street near Union Church involved a Maynard carriage driven by Harry Clarke and a Ford driven by Robert O’Neil. The Ford struck the carriage causing a rollover. Miss Margaret Reilly was briefly trapped but escaped with a head cut and bruises, while Merton Leighton and Rose Reilly were shaken but uninjured.
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Main St
Union Church
Martin Petersen
Maynard
Harry Clarke
Cambridge
Ford
Robert O'Neil
Margaret Reilly
Miss Reilly
S. Thompson
Pickard
Merton Leighton
Miss Rose Reilly
Child Struck by Auto in Front of Home
Rita Steinman daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthew Steinman was hit by an automobile owned and operated by Robert Cousins while playing in the street Sunday. An electric car and the automobile approached together causing confusion. the mud guard struck her and threw her aside but she escaped serious injury as the driver was traveling slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Steinman
Matthew Steinman
Robert Cousins
Collision injures two as cars crash on Elm Street
A Sunday noon collision involved a six cylinder Hupmobile and a Buick roadster on Elm Street. The smaller car sustained minor damage while the larger vehicle suffered damaged springs mud guards and a sprung axle. Occupants were uninjured.
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Elmst
Concord Civic League Forum Opens Next Sunday
The Forum in Concord, hosted by the Concord Civic League, opens at the town hall with no admission fee. Guy D. Gold of Brockton starts the program, followed by a musical feature and floor questions. Last year’s turnout was strong overall but few from Concord Junction. organisers aim for higher local attendance.
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Forum
Concord Civic League
Concord
Town Hall
Guy D. Gold
Brockton
Concord Junction
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Event Attendance
Mrs Hatch of Maine visits her daughter Mrs Forrest Bean and Mrs A E Payson of Wollaston visited friends in town. E C Cheney has his house shingled. Mrs F E A Phalen visited sister Mrs Norton in Bedford. Misses Mary and Margaret Coughlin visited relatives in Littleton. School closed for teachers convention in Ayer. Village folks attended the Universalist church fair in South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hatch
Maine
Mrs
Forrest Bean
A. E. Payson
Wollaston
E. C. Cheney
FE. A. Phalen
Mrs. Norton
Bedford
Mary and
Margaret Coughlin
Littleton
Pomona group to meet at Odd Fellows hall Waltham
Middlesex Central Pomona schedules a two session meeting at Odd Fellows hall in Waltham on Monday November 20 with 2 PM and 7 30 PM starts. Governor Samuel W McCall and past master Frank Tyler Marston are expected. The illnesses of Frank Merriam delay Acton Grange program to November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Central Pomona
Odd Fellows Hall
Waltham
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Frank Tyler Marston
Local Notes on Residents and Lectures
Charles Baldwin is recovering and will soon use crutches. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Whitney and Mrs. Mary Eaton have left for winter homes. Miss Ida C Justin lectured on woman suffrage in Brockton last week. Mrs. Charlotte Parmenter left Wednesday for Cambridge to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Henry Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Whitney
Mary Eaton
Ida C. Justin
Brockton
Charlotte Parmenter
Cambridge
Henry Miller
Appendicitis Strikes Seventh Family Member
John Nachtwey a farmer near Green Bay Missouri underwent an appendicitis operation making him the seventh family member to be operated on in three months His wife three sons and two daughters had already undergone the procedure.
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John Nachtwey
Green Bay
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Concord, Mass
F. M. Esty
Keyester’s Hall
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Afernoon
Wilson—Thaxter
West Acton
Mary Hager
A. M. Whitcomb
Bers
Second Entertainment
National Biscuit Company
Sudbury
William Bills
Concord Forum
Ayer
Universalist Church
William Mitchell
New Hampshire
Mitchell
H. F. Tuttle
Frank Merriam
Acton Grange
Jank Pratt
Charles Baldwin
Bird & Son
E. Walpole
Chicago
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Hamilton
Ontario
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