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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1914
Page
5
An agricultural ad extols bicycles as sturdy personal machines rivaling autos for reliability and economy. It promotes Auto Bike with truss rear, roller chain, and coaster brake, priced at 25 dollars, plus a 30 dollar Pity model from Pope Co., urging early calls for limited secondhand stock.
A fragment lists wallpaper types such as Burlap Mu nich Canvas Mustin Leather and brands like Sinern and Sanitas with per roll pricing and a day work contract estimate. No clear dates or totals available.
Probate court cites heirs and kin in Middlesex to show cause why Adelaide A. Smith estate cannot be administered with will annexed. Orrin Fowler seeks letters while executor is deceased. Public notice to run three weeks in Maynard Enterprise before court date. Witness Charles MeclIntire first judge. A15-22-29 notice also names Han N. Dah estate administrator Joel Butterworth bond issued and demands from creditors due by 1914.
Mrs William Greenlaw was a guest at Rev A J Hall and Mrs Ethel Bent returned for the summer. Fred Bent goes to Springfield for gypsy math work with the government. The Sudbury B B team played La Salle at Waltham Apr 11 losing 20 to 0. Our boys lack reserve players.
The Easter program at M B church featured songs recitations prayers and a sermon. Mrs Sarah Butterfield wife of Eli H Willis of East Sudbury died April 8 after a brief illness. She joined the M B E church early and was devout until death. Funeral services were held April 10 at home with four preachers including Rev Harry Fisher Rev A J Hall Rev Geo Clarke and Rev Albert Felch. She leaves a husband two brothers and many relatives. Interment was at Mt Pleasant. Bearers were Edgar Goodnow William Wordsworth and Wright brothers.
The Methodist sale and supper drew strong support with a first class supper and a fine display of advertised articles. Mrs. eee presided over the candy table. Mrs. Fickel managed the fancy articles and Mrs. Young arranged the neckwear display.
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