Middlesex Local C and Union Executive Board Meets
The regular monthly meeting of the Executive Board was held in the Congregational church of Littleton on Monday evening, April 14, with eleven societies and 26 delegates present. The session began at 7.25 and approved March minutes. Officers reported definite plans for ongoing work across departments, with final district rally details to be reported next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butterworth
Sagamore
Harold Merriam
Miss Butterworth
Miss Burroushs
Mina Nixon
Ayer
Congregational Church
South Acton
Littleton
Pepeches
Damon
Transportation Men
Patriotic Dance Celebrates Concords 138th Anniversary
The Patriotic dance at Concord Town Hall capped the 138th anniversary with nearly 300 attendees. Organized by Kenneth B. Cook John P. Hunt and Frank S Hubbard the event featured the First Corps Cadet of Boston orchestra blue buff Continental colors and extensive red white and blue decorations. Guests from Acton Maynard Concord Junction Hopkinton Lowell Lexington Littleton Fitchburg and Boston attended and dancing continued after intermission until 11 45 with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Seagan
Kenneth B. Cook
John P. Hunt
Frank 8. Hubbard
First Corps
Boston
Richard F. Wood
Martha I. Houghton
Leslie B. Moore
Walter
Wood
Everett Mone
Mary Damon
Jennie Durkee
Florence Hub- Acton
Maynard
Two Sons Die After Motorcycle Crash At Hayward's Corner
Marvin and Wesley Flagg were testing a repaired motorcycle near Hayward's corner in Concord when they crashed into a stone wall. Marvin Flagg suffered multiple injuries and died Monday night. Wesley Flagg sustained a head injury. Both were sons of Clifton B. Flagg.
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Marvin
Wesley Flagg
Clifton B. Flagg
Hayward’s
Concord
Wesley
Sunset Party at Town Hall Draws Generous Attendance
The Backlog club hosted a sunset party at town hall with children using the floor in the afternoon and older folks from 1.30 to 11.30. Miss Etta Green provided afternoon dancing music and Hubbard's orchestra played in the evening. About two hundred sat down to supper and praised the cooking. The event was socially successful and finances were managed to ensure some revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Etta Green
Hubbard
Patently Green. Fairground Ticket Exchange Tale
A Judge recounts a state fair miscue between a seasoned seller and a new clerk. The veteran warns that handling change first leads to theft risk, since many people never retrieve used tickets after paying. The anecdote highlights cautions in cash handling at busy ticket lines.
Reward Offered for Aerial Toast in Daily Paper
An advertisement in a daily paper offers a reward for a toast dropped from an aeroplane. The note is brief and seems to target readers who witnessed the incident or have information. No person or organization names are provided.
Petition for Administration of Estate in Middlesex Court
A petition asks the Middlesex Probate Court to grant letters of administration on the estate of a deceased Concord resident. George W. Holden is named as administrator without bond surety. Citation requires appearance May 9 1913 at nine in the morning in Cambridge. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Charlies J. McIntire presiding judge. W EB Rogers, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den Late
Concord
George W. Holden
Middlesex
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charlies J. Mclntire
Esquire
W. EB. Rogers
Register
Conservator’s Account in Bent Estate Paid Under Probate
The probate court in Middlesex MA requires notification to all interested in Theresa M Bent of Sudbury. Leon F E Hawes as conservator presents his account for allowance and must show cause why it should be approved. Publication and mailing rules set the schedule with dates in April 1913.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Sn
Theresa M. Bent
Sudbury
Erbas
Leon FE. Hawes
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. MeclIntire
W. E. Rogers
Mortgagee's Sale of Concord Property in Middlesex County
Public auction set for May 8 1913 at 3 PM to foreclose a mortgage on land in Concord within Middlesex County as described in the 1913 deed. The sale is subject to a first mortgage of 2000 dollars and a second of 800 dollars. $1000 down at sale with balance due in ten days. Frederick H. Jackson mortgagee of 43 Tremont St Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Maker
Josephine H. Maker
Frederick H. Jackson
Middlesex South
Mises
Concord
Sonal
Middlesex
Commonwealth of As
Michael Leahey
Benjamin Clarke
Said Clarke
Francis McManus
Richard PF
Wood
Middlesex South District
Lincoln Tax Sale Notice and Lincoln Land Case Summary
Public notice of unpaid Lincoln taxes for 1912 1913 with sale date May 10 1913 at 3 PM at Lincoln Town Hall Treasurer's office. Also a Land Court petition detailing a 1852 Stow mortgage dispute involving Lewis Miles Oliver Miles Harriet Miles guardian William Harris Luke Miles and Franklin Rice with property in Stow and discharge questions.
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DTOR
Masa
Linminty
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Lincoln
Charles Henry Dabney
Trapelle Road
Lincoln Street
A. H. Hartwell
Hartwell
Charles L. Wiles
Said Wiles
The
Farrington Memorial, Inc
Said
Farrington Empeters Inc
Farquhar
Page
Briggs
Pollard
City of
Cambridge
Hobbs Brook
Charles 8. Wheeler
Town of
Lewis Miles
Stow
Oliver Miles
Boston
Middlesex South District Registry of
Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds
William C. Harris
Harris
Harriet M. Miles
Exeter
New Hampshire
Luke Miles
Franklin
Freeman Rice
Middlesex South District
Discharge of Mortgages Sought in Land Court Petition
In Middlesex, a petitioner requests discharge of specified mortgages deemed fully paid. The court orders notice to interested parties to appear in Cambridge to show cause why the discharge should not be granted. Publication in the Maynard Enterprise is required before the first Monday in June 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
R. Rich
Middlesex
Robert R. Rich
Howard A. Wilson
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Ss. Land Court
Cambridge
Thomas Leighton, Jr
South Registry
Coumty
Maynard Enterprise
Marlboro
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Concord Council
K. OF C
Monument Hall
Dixon
Orchestra
Meent Hall
Sincke
Cobb
Uncle Gam
Grady
J. M. Appleby
Appleby
Philip L. McMann
McMann
Columbus
Parener Grinch
Epee Ays Og
Boa
C. & Union
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
Joseph Kulscar
New York
Summer Street Guard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Privanee
Land Court
Said County
Torren
County of
Clarence C. Smith
Sears
Bostor
F.C. Crenier Blacksmith
West Acton
M.A. Armstrong
Mass
C. F. Sproule
C.F. Sproule Waltham St. Maynard
F. E. Taylor & Co
Summer Street
Concord Jet
E. A. Comeau
John J. Flannery
Bedford Street
John R. Comley
Green Houses
Elm St
Bedford Centre
D. E. Perkins
R. Wells CO
Bedford, Mass
Church OF Christ
Scientist
Insurance Hall
Monument Square
Intervale Farm
Sandy Pond Road
George F. Root
White Rock
Dexter Spinney
McIntire Auto
Leo Comeau
A. Fernald
Boylston St
Tel. B. B
Charles Parker Tucker
Chase
Hudson, Mage
C. L. King
Maynard S8lock, Maynard
Mase
Foundation For Health
F. J. McGarron
Maynard, Mass
D. C. Harris No. Acton, Mass
Ouright
Garland
Hudson and Vicinity
Main St
F. H. Bryant
GEN. Agt
E. Boeske
Ient Service
Chas. S. Hunt
South
McColgan
Gratoes
Mace
D. J. Loewe & CO
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