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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
4
Concord prepares to replace the damaged armory after partial destruction. Senator Charles F McCarthy helped move the bill through the senate Ways and Means committee and the executive result accelerates approval. The measure ensures a new armory this year instead of a possible two to three year delay.
A fragment describes a confectionery display with light pastries and pastries tables, mentioning Misses and Elsie heater at a Has-st Mt Holyoke event, noting the toothsome treats and decorative bake goods.
The Ladies' Home met Thursday in the church hall for a village program titled Votes for Women. About 75 people attended at 6 20 pm. Robert J. Carter delivered a lively talk and Mrs. A. Garfield chaired the life committee program.
The second Dramatic Entertainment, L of A Sudben Penny gy, will be staged in the town hall on Thursday and Friday. The cast includes Anthony Lord Crackenthorpe, Mr B Alcott Pratt, The Hon Jimmy, Major Archie Phipps, Menzies, Mrs O Mara, Miss Mary D Brooks, Lady Crackenthorpe, Mrs Wainwright, The Hon Millicent Keppel, Miss Louise DeR Grant, and Mrs Colquhoun, with many faces in the ensemble.
The Thursday event drew many locals to the Town Hall where Mia Brown and Mrs F A Houston led as matrons in old fashioned gowns. A five piece orchestra conducted by Berkley Wheeler played period pieces into the night. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served while proceeds benefited the Women's Parish Association of the First Parish.
Public auction to liquidate the Wright mortgage of 1910 held by Delmont A. Butterfield. The sale in Middlesex County Massachusetts includes about 100 acres in Billerica and 32 acres in Bedford with tax titles and assessments unpaid. Terms: $100 payment at sale, balance within ten days.
Roger Sherman Hoar petitions the court to probate a will with executors named but no surety on the bond. A Probate Court in Cam is set for April 11 1913 at 9:00 a.m. to show cause why probate should not be granted. Published in Concord Enterprise with required notices by mail to interested parties seven days prior. Witness Charles J. McIntire on March 22, 1913.
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