County Court News: Estates and filings across Acton and surrounding towns
Probate and estate actions sweep Acton Bedford Concord Maynard and Sudbury with inventories and valuations for John C. Algeo Mary M Wayne Eilien M Cadwell William Hartwell Lake Tuttle and Elizabeth Wayne. Divorce filing by Alice Bradshaw cites cruelty and non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
John C. Algeo
Mary M. Wayne
Eilien M. Cadwell
Clara Osgood
Sudbury
National Fertilizer Co
Boston
Maurice McWalter
Katé A. Hennessey
Ann Dolan
Mary E. Brady
East Cambridge
Mary E. Driscoll
Bridget. M. Driscoll
Margaret E. Lowney
Augustine Hosmer
Clarence A. Hosmer
Concord Junction
Velma A. Woodward
Amesbury
M. Louise Hosmer
Ethel Hosmer
William G. Hartwell
Arthur F. Blanchard
Annie Blanchard
West Acton
Adelaide I. Carlton
George W. Buck
Water St
Blanchards
Edward O. Carlton
Lake Tuttle
Elizabeth A. Wayne
Alice H. Bradshaw
Eugene G. Bradshaw
South
Coventry
Gardner
Atty
H. C. Dunbar
State St
Marlboro Resident Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Peter N. McDermott a Marlboro barber testifies that kidney pain burning secretions and low energy vanished after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports four boxes restored his health with no relapse. The ad states price 50 cents and directs readers to buy the same remedy from dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Dean
Peter. N. McDermott
Maplewood Ave
Dean’s Kidney Pills—the Same That Mr. McDermott
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Nagoginn opens for season in North Acton
North Acton reports Lake Nagoginn opening April 7. Richard P. White returns from college for two weeks vacation. Frank Gallagher took a day off to sightsee. Miss Marion Leary of Boston visited her aunt Mrs. Luther Davis over the weekend. Chas Brooks was in town on Friday after winter with brothers in Mansfield. E R Sherman left Friday for Poland Springs Maine for season work, his second season there. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo O Lowney plan to return to Caribou Maine mid April. Lowney’s health improved by winter stay in North Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagoginn
Richard P. White
Frank Gallagher
Marion Leary
Boston
Luther Davis
Chas, Brooks
Mansfield
E. R. Sherman
Poland Springs House
Maine
Waldo O. Lowney
Caribou
Mr. Lowney
North Acton
Train Delayed After Collision With Motor Truck
Morning train to Lowell ran nearly an hour late after striking a motor truck at South Sudbury. The truck driver was injured and taken to Framingham hospital. The locomotive was disabled, necessitating another engine to continue to Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
South Sudbury
Framingham
B M railroad appoints A J Miller foreman and expands section
Section foreman A J Miller assumed duties March 30 aboard with Zoeth Freeman. A motor car was installed and the section lengthened to eight miles. The run begins at Concord Junction to East Littleton, then East Groton, then Nashua. One section eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Miller
Zoeth Freeman
Concord Tune‘tion
East Littleton
East Groton
Nashua
Road conditions vary as state highway remains clear
Mud on back roads slows travel while the state highway is dry and passable. Residents ask when the Lowell road extension work will resume, noting the current stretch is in very poor condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Rd
Probate notices cite administrations for two Massachusetts estates
The Middlesex Probate Court issues citations for the estates of George H. Garfield of Sudbury and Jennie E. McCarthy of Concord. Calvin J. Morse applies for administration without bond. Anna E. McCarthy seeks letters testamentary for the latter, with publication in local papers and notice to interested parties.
Maynard Sewerage Committee Convenes in Selectmen's Room
The committee on sewerage met at the selectmen's room this afternoon with members Dr Hamblen C. S. Fowler B. J. Coughlin John Hi Murray Albert Bat ley Wm Naylor and Joshua Edwards listed as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Hamblen
C. S. Fowler
B. J. Coughlin
John Hi, Murray
Albert Batley
Wm. Naylor
Joshua Edwards
Woolen Co Plans Exterior Painting in Reardonville
The American Woolen Co will paint the exterior of all its houses in Reardonville this spring. Work will be divided among contractors J. W. Bradley Albert Larkin Fred Gibbs and George Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woolen Co
Reardonville
J. W. Bradley
Albert Larkin
Fred Gibbs
George Jameson
Submitting Seats and Desks for New School Building
Agents from Kenny Bros and Watkins of Boston and H J Harwood and Sons of Boston presented samples of seats and desks to the school building committee on Thursday and Friday. No committee action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frm Kenny Bros. and Watkins
Boston
H. J. Harwood & Sons
Masonic Social Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Concert
The Masonic Social club met in the I. O. O. F. building on Nason Street for a routine business session, followed by an entertainment and collation. The Mandolin group delivered the program, praised for its Summer Sea Festival success at the Congregational church. Members include George Lawton Geo Champagne Roderick McIver Wilbur Hamblen as first mandolins Frank E Goettler Guyer Fowler George Clayton as second mandolins and Irving Astawood on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Social Club
Nason St
Congregational Church
George Lawton
Geo. Champagne
Roderick McIver
Wilbur Hamblen
Frank E. Goettler
Guyer Fowler
George Clayton
Irving Astawood
COUT MASTERS ORGANIZE SCOUTS GROUP AT UNION CHURCH
A scouts masters association was formed at Union church in Concord Junction. Representatives from Maynard Concord Concord Junction South Acton and Stow include Rev Arthur B Papineau William Baldwin and Percy V Robertson. An exhibition of Boy Scout activities and athletics is planned for April 19 at Concord with Troops 1 and 3 from Maynard likely to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Masters
Union Church
Concord Junction
Maynard
Concord
South Acton
Stow
Arthur B. Papineau
William Baldwin
Percy V. Robertson
Boy Scouts
Maynard Band Stand Offered to Town for New Site
A Maynard brass band member said the band would donate the band stand formerly at Postoffice square to the town if a suitable site is provided. Ownership would transfer to the town once placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard’ Brass Band
Postoffice Sq
Fred Lyons Joins Scotch Highlanders in Berwick Nova Scotia
Friends of Fred Lyons former Concord Maynard and Hudson street railway torman note he has joined the Scotch Highlanders at Berwick Nova Scotia. Lyons left Maynard to live in Nova Scotia four years ago and spent last summer with brother Reed Lyons in Stow returning home in the fall. He may soon be in the trenches in France. Mrs Emma feBarron returns to Taunton after visiting Miss Jennie Naylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lyons
Torman
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
Reed Lyons
Stow
Scotch Highlanders
Berwick
Nova Scotia
Mr. Lyons
Maynard
Novatia
Fred
France
Emma feBarron
Taunton
Jennie Naylor
Notice of administration for Daniel J Cullinane estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs creditors and others interested in Daniel J Cullinane late of Concord to appear April 10 1916 in Cambridge to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted Notice published in Concord Enterprise for three weeks and mailed to widow and next of kin by March 15 1916 W E Rogers Register McWalter attorney Concord Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
George H. Garfield
Sudbury
Calvin J. Morse
Maynard
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S.S
Jennie E. McCarthy
Concord
Anna E. McCarthy
Concord Enterprise
Charles J, Melntire
Daniel J. Cullinane
Daniel B. Cullinane
Conin
Mortgagee's Sale Of South Acton Real Estate
A foreclosure sale of a two and one half acre pasture parcel with a dwelling in South Acton is scheduled for April 6 1916 at three o clock in the afternoon. The sale follows a mortgage from William S Warren to the Middlesex Institution for Savings dated September 17 1907 and recorded in Middlesex South deeds. Five hundred dollars cash is required at the time of sale. Albert E Batley of Maynard is noted as the current owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Acton
William S. Warren
Acton
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Concord
Mass
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of
Said Acton
Everlina T. Shapley
Powder Mills
Shapley
Francis Pratt
Pratt
James Tuttle
Varnum Tuttle
Elnathan Jones
Middlesex South District
Albert E. Batley
Maynard
Middlesex Institution
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B. W. Brown CO
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction
Sudbur Spraying Co
Bradshaw
Mgr
Benjamin C. Brown
Main Street
Maynard,Mai
Charles P. Tucker
Chase Building
Hudson, Maes
Concord Real Estate
Meredith & Grew
Congress St
Arthur B. Brooks
Sudbury Rd
R. Garland
Howard C. Burr
W. C. Strout
Concord St
F A. May
Dentist Fowler
Maynard, Maga
George G. Russell
Main St
Concord Jet
Monument Square
Arthur J. Coughlan
Real Estate & Insurance
Maynard Brock
Maynard, Mass
County Court News
Maynard Mass
W. B. Rogers
Register
B. Rogers
Masonic Social ‘Club
Ditch Boy
Wilson Lui
BER CO
Concord, Mass
Cout Masters
W. E. Rogers
Fritz
Anderson
Woes
Findso
Him
Ben J. F. Murray
M.W
Maynard Bottling Co
Way Raad
Creighton’s Block
Frank ‘Binks
James Mahoney
H. B. Morse
Imus Ee Agenties
E. Brown
Nashiba Photographic Company
H. S. Richardson Pharmacist
A.C. Baggesen
St. Concord
DAVI
Summer Street
Philip T. Flavin
Min ST. Nap
Usi
E. Boeske
Kolors
Erica
DR. C
Towne
Congord
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