Eretwhile Leap Year Club Hosts Notable Evening
A large crowd attended a Leap Year Club event at Cooperative Hall, with guests from Salem and nearby towns. The Salem Cadet Orchestra performed a moderated program from 8 to 8 30, followed by an elegant dance guided by young ladies in charge, showcasing draped lights, fir boughs, and electrical effects.
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Cooperative Hall
Sadie Hashes
Conellon
West
South Acton
Stelle
Salem
Brooks Reed
Nklin Plummer
Fred Morris
John Bellows
Aus‘natus Morse
Wilder Macurda
Samuel Lawton
James R. Bent
Howard Case
Marion Ballou
Lilla Childs
Probate citation for Edward M. Comery estate in Cambridge
Massachusetts probate notice requires heirs and interested parties to appear at the Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge on April 14 1912 to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Margaret A Comery executrix. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. copies to known parties at least seven days before court. Signed by Judge Charles J. McIntire and Register W E Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Atiaw
Edward M. Comery
Concord
Margaret A.comery
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Cantata Given Dist Church Promotes Season’s Musical Event
The fourth quarterly M E church conference featured a supper and a cantata The Building of the Ship with music by Henry Lahee. Soloists George H. Coggswell Miss Jennie Naylor and Miss Clara Leighton starred along with a capable chorus and a fine quartet. The program honored choir leader Hiram Parkin and concluded with a church business session and officer elections.
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M. E
Mis
Harvey Richardson
Hiram > Iu
Samuel Parker
Armenter
Emmanuel T
Fred Jones
Longfellow
Henry Lahee
George H. Coggswell
Jennie Naylor
Clara M. Leighton
Clara Leighton
Bertha Batley
Archie .Livingston
James Robinson
Hudson
George Coggswell
Misses Parmenter
Harriett Naylor
Parkin
Hinchcliffe
Binks
Gates
Nelson
Taylor
L. R. Cheney
Parsonage Aid Society
A. Morrill Osgood
Emmanuel Taylor
Francis Johnston
Fred G. Jones
Epworth League
William Johnston
Junior League
Bertha Osgood
Edward Henderson
Albert Batley
Levi R. Cheney
Hiram Parkin
Sexton
Ralph Cheney
R. W. Case
Henderson
A. D. Holt
W. D. Hooper
A. Lloyd
W. Parmenter
E. Price
A. D. Wilson
A. Bailey
A. D. Dunham
W. Gates
E. Henderson
Hothouse Expansion at Batley & Son Florists
Albert Batley and Son have built eight updated hot houses spanning 20000 square feet. The firm now uses steam heat and tubular boilers, grows carnations violets and chrysanthemums and raises tens of thousands of tomato and geranium plants annually. They operate a stall at Boston Park Street Market and supply Galvin, with a modern funeral design room on site.
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Albert Batley & Son
Batley
Mr. Batley
Boston
Boston Cooperative
Park St
Galvin
Whist Party and Dance Draw Big Crowd in Acton
A Co re hall event Friday hosted by Division 44 A. O. H. drew a large crowd with whist in the banquet hall from 8 to 10 and dancing from 8 to 12. Prizes awarded included a mesh bag to Mrs James Devane and cuff links to Alfred Moore, with Lawton's orchestra providing music.
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William Connolley
Bernard Garrigan
James Devane
West Acton
Es- Il
John Consolation
Alfred Moore
William Coughlin
Acton
Lawton
Frank Pineh
David Sharp, Jr
William Driscoll
Public meeting eyed for Maynard baseball club formation
A cooperative hall gathering is planned this Wednesday evening to form a baseball association for a local team. Fans and old players show strong interest and expect a rivaling circuit with Concord, Concord Junction, Marlboro, Clinton and others. Attendees include Clifton Dowang and Herbert Usher after a Fram ingham nurses’ dance.
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Maynard
Concord
Concord Junction
Eek Marlboro
Clinton
Clifton ,Dowang
Herbert Usher
Wit
Framingham
Mortgagee's Sale of Concord Real Estate
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on a Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts parcel of about 6000 square feet. The sale, by Charles E Brown Treasurer, occurs Thursday April 10 1913 at 3 PM at the premises. The mortgagee held by Middlesex Institution for Savings against Richard F Wood with a record in Book 2317 Page 021. The description includes land bounds along Court Davis Road and nearby lands. terms require $200 cash.
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Richard F. Wood
Concord
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex Institution
Vis
Patrick Hennessy
Warren
Terence McManus
Davis Court
Patrick J. White
South District
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Charles E. Brown
Bowdoin Star Reporter Raymond Hamlin Shines in Study Break
Star reporter Raymond Hamlin majors in fashion at Bowdoin and writes for the college paper The Enterprise. His sharp eye and bold insights on trends have earned him early recognition for his work.
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Raymond Hamlin
Bowdoin
Hamlin
Star
Hiing
Morse hosts Elber King of New York at home
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Morse entertained Elber King of New York over Sunday, with news noting readers may overlook scattered items in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Morse
Elber
King of
New York
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Rexall Orderlies
Satiat
Mabbachusetts
Care I. Stevens
Maynard, Mass
Marlboro, Mass
Kynard, Mass
C. S. Fowler
of the Pale
Edward Clahane
Walden St
Condérd
Satelt Ea Os
Geg. E. Keith
Main St
R. Lb
Wilson
Rcors
AL Wilson
Mgr
Wien
Concord ‘Ward Prine
Loewe Bros, Paints
Uelanai
B. W. Brown
Mass
W. E. Rogers
Register
Longfellow’s
Metho
Stroub
Wille
N.S
MaclIn
Agnes ‘Gibbons
Enterprise
Rey
Beaume
McAuslan
Clarence McAuslan Naser
Summer Streets
A. G. Ziegler
South Acton Coal and Lumber Co
South Acton Coal & Lumber” CO
Fletcher
South Acton, Mass
Robert M. Prentiss
Eirhaven Greenhouses
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