Probate Court Citation for Elizabeth Wentworth Estate
The Probate Court of Middlesex County requests heirs at law and interested parties to appear on November 11, 1927 at ten o clock in the forenoon to show cause why the probate of the will and codicil of Elizabeth Wentworth late of Concord should not be granted to Frederic Hosmer who prays for letters testamentary with surety on his official bond. Public notice is given by the Concord Enterprise newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwealth
Massachusetts
Elizabeth
Wentworth
Concord
Frederose
Midon
Public Hearing on Maynard Sewage System Planned
The Department of Public Health will hold a public hearing at the State House Room 546 Boston on April 12 at 12 noon to discuss plans for a sewerage and sewage disposal system for Maynard Massachusetts. Commissioner George H. Bigelow announces the hearing by order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Achusetts
State’ House
Boston
Department of ‘Public Health
State House
Maynard
Department of Public Health
George H. Bigelow
M. D
Acton Relocation Repairs Ordered by Middlesex County
Massachusetts clerks announce a county relocation project for Acton roads. Commissioners adjudge common convenience and necessity for Central Street from the Fitchburg Line to West Acton and for School Street from South Acton to Concord Junction. A meeting is set for April 29, 1937, at 10 AM in Cambridge Court House to direct repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Acton
Court House
E. Cambridge
Ralph
Smith
Paul Fillebrown
Notice of Executorship for Everlet F Sweet Estate
Notice is given that Mary I Sweet and Edward E Clark have been appointed executors of Everlet F Sweet late of Sudbury Middlesex deceased. They have taken the trust by bond. All claimants on the estate must exhibit demands and all debts must be paid to Mary I Sweet and Edward E Clark 27 State Street Room 86 Boston Massachusetts. Executora March 28 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everelt F. Sweet
Sudbury
County of
Middlesex
Mary I. Sweet
Edward E. Clark
State Street
Boston
Maes
Concord Public Hearing on Gasoline Station License
The Selectmen of Concord will hold a public hearing at 8 p m on Thursday April 14 1927 in the Selectmen's Room Town House on the application of William A Copson for a license to erect and maintain a gasoline storage and sales tank on the south side of Walden Street Concord bounded north by Walden Street and east by the town dump under Chapter 148 and Department of Public Safety regulations.
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Town OF
Concord
Concord Town House
William A. Copson
Walden Street
Walden
Department of Public Safety
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Acton Willow Street Relocation Approved by County Officials
At a Cambridge meeting on the first Tuesday of January 1927 the County Commissioners found relocation and specific repairs of Willow Street in Acton necessary for public convenience. They notify a public hearing on April ninth 1927 at the Commissioners’ Office in East Cambridge to consider the project and its details.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Jarely
A. D
Acton
Willow Street
Stow
Central Street
Liberty Street
South Acton
Commmon
Commissioners’ Oee
East Cambridge
Executors Named for Russell Robb Jr Estate in Middlesex County
Subscribers have been named executors of the will of Russell Robb late of Concord Middlesex County deceased and have given bonds as required by law. All creditors must present their claims and all debts owed to Russell Robb Jr. may be paid at 49 Federal Street Boston Massachusetts. Notice is given that John B. Rice and Frederic P. Royce are the executors with action dates April 6 13 20.
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Russell Robb
Concord
County of
Middlesex
Russell Robb Jr
Federal Street
Boston
Mass
John B. Rice
Frederic P. Royce
Lonttierdy
Tormy
Trustees Meeting Notice for Assabet Institution for Savings
Maynard Massachusetts April 4 1927 the quarterly meeting of the Trustees will be held at the Banking rooms Maynard Wednesday April 6 1927 at eight oclock P M for the purpose of transacting any business which they properly come before said meeting Per Order President HOWARD A WILSON Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Howard A. Wilson
Concord Mass Sealed bids for playground improvements
Concord Mass Playgrounds Committee invites sealed proposals by April 16 1997 for ball field grading at Percy A Rideout Playground Concord Junction and tennis court projects at Rideout and Emerson playgrounds Plans on file at the Concord Department of Roads and Bridges Deposit required to return plans Two hundred fifty dollar bid guarantee and ten day contract start right reserved Edward F Loughlin Acting Chairman April 6 and 13 Enterprise ads pay best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Mass
Department’ of Roads and Bridges
Percy A. Rideout
Concord Junction
Emerson H
Department of Roads A Bridges
Elmer L. Joslin
Soncord
Town of
For Sale Eight Room House With Modern Amenities
Eight rooms and two parlors, dining room and parlor extra large. Electric lights and steam heat, bath, polished floors, walls specially decorated. Also a garage 20 by 20 feet and an extra lot of land. Located at 5 Elm Ct. For particulars apply at 5 Elm Ct Maynard.
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Elm Ct
Maynard
Sale of late Bemis property at Gleasondale auctioned by J J Seahan
Administrator J H Doyle proceeds with sale of Benjamin F Bemis estate at Gleasondale on April 9 at 1 pm. Items include farm wagons harnesses plows mowers a milling setup blacksmith tools and various household furnishings. Auction to be conducted by exchange building ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Bemis
Gleasondale
OYLE
J. H. Doyle
Ads Strator Exchange
Ford
Fire crews extinguish bonfire near Wilcon cemetery
The fire department was alerted yesterday afternoon by a tower note reporting a blaze near Wilcon cemetery. Investigations showed the blaze was a bonfire with a permit. Drivers Welter J Logan and Joseph Brewin responded to the alarm.
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de Burg
Wilcon
Rainbow Girls Hold Social Whist at Masonic Hall
Maynard report notes a successful social whist at the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Evelyn Mason, Mrs. George Hart, Mrs. Fred Jones, Ernest Cahoon, Erick Farneh, and Gerald Cowen. Punch and cookies were served. The organizing committee included Miss Ruth French, Miss Louise Johnston, Evelin Mason, Lillian Weaving, and Barbara Stockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Evelyn Mason
George Hart
Fred Jones
Ernest Cahoon
Erick Farneh
Gerald Cowen
Ruth French
Louise Johnston
Evelin Mason
Lillian Weaving
Barbara Stockbridge
Public Health Nurse Monthly Report Summary
Public health nurse reports for the month ending March show new cases. The record notes discharged and admitted cases, calls from Metropolitan and John Hancock insurance, and fees collected totaling 44.50 dollars. The nurse provided several free services at officials' request.
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Ieee Ee Ee Eee
Hghates
Pa Ap
Metropolitan Ins
John Hancock Ins
K of P Maynard installs new officers for Uniform Rank
Maynard, Colorado chapter installs officers Ellie Edwards captain Jot Schnai first lieutenant Ralph Meteher second lieutenant Wim Cameron recorder Charles E Lent treasurer Thomas French guard George W Jamieson sentinel Charles H Shearer chaplain. Minstrel show planned with rehearsals under way four men and four girls selected for M H A minstrel on April 22 at the school auditorium directed by Principal Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éid
Vincent Club stages Bose concert and vaudeville acts in Boston
The Vincent Club's Repertory Theatre program features Miss Josephine Jewell performing the doll dance and a skit In the Swim. Engagement news includes Miss Caroline Keyes and Mr. Stedman, with past Harvard graduate Mr. Buttrick. References to local histories and Concord sites appear amid reminiscences of Civil War nurses and popular tourist spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Jewell
Pliny’ Jewell
Concord
Vincent Club
Repertory Theatre
Boston
George S. Keyes
River College
Caroline ‘Keyes
Stedman
Casey at the Bat in Mudville a fateful game
The poem recounts a pivotal baseball moment in Mudville as Casey, the hoped hero, steps to the plate with ten thousand eyes watching. Despite mounting suspense and crowd chants, Casey strikes out, ending the rally and leaving Mudville in somber silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Entertainment program and convention sessions held over weekend
A Saturday night entertainment program featuring music and readings was followed by a social dance. Business sessions of the convention were held on both days, with discussions at the gathering in May nard. The event included participants from Gardier and Lalija Wekoja and reflected a cultural program of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalija
Wekoja
Gardier
Maynard
Junior High To Field Baseball Team This Year
Maynard April 6 The Junior High announces a baseball team this season as an athletic innovation. Mahoney, coach, expresses strong confidence and the team is shown practicing with student support and school backing anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mahoney
Juniors Rally for Baseball Fund Drive at Local School
The school and a junior baseball team seek finances to outfit players in uniform for diamond play. Juniors volunteer for a tag day on Friday or Saturday to support the effort. Helpers hope the generosity inspires school spirit and funds future strong teams as these players advance to senior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sators
Theenior High
Annual convention of the meat society delegates gathered
The annual convention of the meat society league met Saturday and Sunday at PaeueP Street hall. Delegates came from Worcester Gardner Urge Quincy Maynard and six other places in the state. The convention featured a feature won by Miss Olga Lake of Gardner with a second place to A J Pai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi Meat Sodiiiv League
Paeuep Street Hall
Worcester
Gardner
Urge
Quincy
Maynard
Red Leene
Boston
A. J. Pai
Olga Lake
Shower for Bride To Be Miss May O'Donnell
Miss May O'Donnell of Summitt Street will marry Frank Maley in a nuptial Mass at St Bridget's Church. A Monday night shower at her home featured orchid festoons and an elaborate buffet, with gifts including linens and cut glass. Many friends attended including Michael Grace, Mary Sweeney, and numerous Mrs and Miss attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Grace
Mary Sweeney
T. J. King
Joseph Ditiesiy
John Keegan
Jera Lynch
Herbert Martin
Mavis Firbush
Eva Tucke
Olive
Gertrude
Helen Morgan
Grace Maley
James Ledgard
William Priest
Arline
Noble Morton
John Maley
Nellie Hannon
Dorothy
Margaret Sweeey
Margaret Dineen
Peter White
Patrice Higgins
Catherine Hanon
Florence Wilder
Teresa Murray
Marry Awl
Latcilles
Cladya
Gertrude Howes
Frank Brayden
Lillian Childs
Gen. Howes
William Braydell
Annie
Margaret
Mary Dunn
Sharpe
Ellen Murphy
Elizabeth Carpenter
Louis Sullivan
Concord Jct Olde Timers Hold Last Dance
The third in a series by the Lexing ton Concord and Acton Ye Olde Timers Social Club held at Exchange hall South Acton April List with about 90 couples attending. The final dance in the series will be Thursday evening April 7 at Exchange hall with Romies orchestra of Lowell.
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Lexington, Goncord
Acton
Exchange Hall
South Acton
Exchange Halk
Romies Orchestra of
Lowell
Annual Meeting of Concord Massachusetts Women’s Club
The Concord Massachusetts Women's Club holds its annual meeting at the vestry of the First Parish meeting house on Monday April 11. A casserole luncheon is served at one o'clock, followed by the annual business meeting at 9 o'clock.
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Woman‘s Club
Concord
Massachusetts Women's Club
First
Parish
Maynard Teachers Club to stage three act minstrel show
Platt Rehearsal group rehearses for a three act minstrel production to be presented by the Maynard Teachers Club at Parker Street hall on April 25 and 26. The Maynard Council of Knights of Columbus annual minstrel show, to be held May 5 and 6 at Colonial hall, plans weekly rehearsals and promises to surpass last year’s giant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Prk
Sale
Father of Lisbon druggist dies at 65
H. Macurda, a Civil War veteran and father of Wilder X. Macurde, a well known local druggist, died Thursday at his Lisbon Maine home. He left three sons Wilder of Maynard Roland of Waltham and Bernard of Lisbon. Funeral services were held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Alwert
H. Macurda
Wilder X. Macurdé
Wilder
Maynard
Roland
Waltham
Bernard
West Acton Resident Moves In With Ill Neighbor
Mrs Whitney of Stow has come to live with Mrs Nancy Vore who is much improved in health but unable to do her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Whitney of
Stow
Nancy Vore
Charles Dyke Rites Held After Long Illness
Local resident Charles Dyke died at his home on April 2 after months of illness. Funeral services were conducted at the West Acton Baptist Church with attendance noted by mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dyke
Service held for Myrtle Smith at Rev B office
Monday afternoon at two o clock Mrs Myrtle Smith attended the service with burial at Mt Hope.
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Acton Boxborough Area
Public auction to foreclose a 1926 mortgage on Acton land of Milo Comstock to Hudson Savings Bank. Property spans Acton and Boxborough boundaries with 136 acres and buildings, described by old deeds and a boundary stone wall. Sale set for May, with taxes, title, and fees due at sale. terms announced at the event.
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Milo Comstock
Acton
Middlesee County
Massachusetts
Hudson ‘Savings Bank of
Failsoil
Massachetia
Middlesex Low District Registry
Deeda
Middlesex. District Registry of Deeds
Box
Acton, Stow
Boxborough
J. W. Hayward
Boxworough
Summer Street
Salt Hayward
Sampel F. Cartalle
Stonert A. Reid. Jr
Wiesterly
Joseph
Acton-Boxtone
Samuel
Lall
Roxboro
M. Cent
Horace F
Tuttle
Abraham Summpirfiegdd
Mortage
Benjamin L. Schwalb
Ava
Mont St
Boston
Mass
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