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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
6
I have bought the business of C. A. Hunter and can furnish ice cream to lodges and others. If you need tubs or other goods, send a postal and I will call for the order after use.
Bedford residents visit Maynard store display of modern plumbing in Pletcher block while Helen Smith Young showcases millinery designs at Easter services. Airdale Terrier show includes Prince II and Pinehurst Maid with multiple prizes. Pilgrim Yellow Jacket not shown. Rounding out news, rumors touch on Bedford fire department board tensions and upcoming engineer appointments.
At an April Paren'': Teacher association meeting Mrs. ht. S. Winchester of Corcord spoke on Methods and Materials Available for Religious Training in the Home. The lecture stressed shaping a child's religious feelings and using home resources with wise parenthood to foster persistence.
The public is cordially invited to attend as Bedford and Will meet and share many interesting remarks. An enthusiastic reception is expected and the event invites broad attendance.
Franklin Loring, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loring, has recovered from a recent illness.
Next Sunday the day’s services will be conducted by the Rev El bridge C Visiting of South Sudbury in exchange with the pastor. On Thursday the Ladies’ union offers a supper from six to seven fifty.
Nets Philbuck secures Miss Jessie Mc Grath as treasurer Migs van Burke. A Cincotta buys a new auto truck. Joseph Frazer completes a cellar in Framingham. L M Tenney lands metal ceiling contracts for Marlboro Framingham and Palmer. John Crowley of Webster visits friends here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Quinn of Cochituate visit here Sunday. G Alden of Brockton visits here Sunday. Joseph Collins of Westminster hotel Boston visits his parents at 26 South St. Rev Eugene Carney of Roxbury visits his father ex Alderman James Carney. Mr and Mrs Fred Simonds and two children spend Easter at Mrs Silas E Simonds Shawmut Ave.
The South Acton letter mailed in season failed to reach the office as we go to press.
The Probate Court of Middlesex issues a citation to heirs and creditors of Catherine Clifford late of Acton to show cause why an administration may not be granted to Patrick McGrath of Concord. A hearing is set for May 8, 1911 at nine in the morning in Cambridge, with public notice to appear weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise.
Public auction of two parcels in Sudbury under a 1908 mortgage from Charles B Stevens and Annetta M Stevens to Middlesex Institution for Savings. Sale set for April 4 1911 at 3 PM on premises. Purchaser to pay 200 dollars in cash. Treasurer Charles E Brown signs for the bank.
In Concord and Lincoln residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to amend the June 26 1910 order for Lee's bridge over the Sudbury River. They seek a new bridge on the present location with adjusted approaches within the original highway termini. John M Keyes frank Wheeler Charles Francis Adams and six others sign. Walter Wardwell deputy sheriff verifies.
The Massachusetts Middlesex County Commissioners order notice for a hearing on a petition. Sheriff to inform Concord and Lincoln officials, publish in Concord Enterprise three weeks, and post notices fourteen days before the May hearing in East Cambridge. Ass’t Clerk Ralph N. Smith signs.
Probate Court in Middlesex acts onWalter C Gardner of Acton to be administrator of Violetta F Gardner late of Acton intestate. Hearing at Cambridge on April 28 1911 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why bond with no surety should not be granted. Published weekly through three issues, last publication—one day before court. Witness Charles J MeIntire registrar April 9 1911. W E Rogers. A-13-20-27. Mansfield Ohio ad insert.
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