Concord Junction Village Improvement Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Concord Junction Village Improvement Society met April 17 in Association hall despite rain. Officers were nominated for the coming year, committees formed on schools gardens and playgrounds, and plans discussed including a sidewalk sidewall by the N Y N H tracks and a safer river crossing. A clean up day was proposed for May 29, with focus on playground development and a revived Lyceum course.
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Concord Junction Village Improvement Society
Association Hall
Clara Leighton
Margaret Adams
Ruth Shephard
Frank J. Connor
Wells A. Hall
N. Y
Derby
Conant St
Highland St
Maple
Conant Sts
Lyceum
Concord District Sunday School Association Meets at Maynard
The Concord District Sunday school association gathers at the Methodist church in Maynard on Thursday April 25. The program includes an opening session at 1:45 with reports, a 2:30 address by Mrs L E Ware on Foundations, music, and several talks including Hamilton Conant and Miss Katherine C Bourne, a question box, department conferences, and a social hour. Evening services begin at 7 with praise, reports, officer elections, and talks by Rev York A King and Rev William M Macnair on training teachers and imagination in Sunday School work. We expect a large profitable meeting.
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Concord District Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
Maynard
York A. King
William M. Macnair
Palace of
Ladies Union Hosts Food Sale and Scotch Evening
Friday afternoon the Ladies Union hosts a food sale with home made candies and ice cream. Friday evening an entertainment will be entirely Scotch in character with its varied numbers. Next Sunday evening an illustrated lecture on Alaska and our missionary work will be shown. lectures are gaining interest, arrive early.
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Ladies’ Union
Alaska
The Tinlor Choir Sings in Morning Worship
The Tinlor choir sang for the first time Sunday morning last and very acceptably. Large plans are laid for them and we hope to make this a permanent feature of our morning worship.
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Tinlor
Ally Hart Receives Camber of Commerce Secretarial Post
William Albion Hart known as Ally, formerly of this town and now in Fall River, has been appointed permanent secretary to the Camber of Commerce there. He studied at Concord High and Brown University, served in the Spanish American War, taught at Williams Greene School, and was a contributor to the Fall River Evening News.
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William Albion Hart
Fall River
Fhart
Concord High
Porto Rico
General Miles
Brown University
Wim. Greene School
Fall River Evening News
Home Talent Day at West Con Cord Woman's Club Observed
Friday afternoon April 12 featured an open meeting with guests from surrounding clubs. The program included vocal solos by Mrs. Luther Forbush and Mrs. Rowland Watts, piano duet by Margaret Adams and Ruth Shepard, and performances by Mrs. John Adams Mrs. John Mitchell and others. Tea followed. committee members were Mrs. Maud Marrs Mrs. Gertrude Goddard and Mrs. Florence Charles. Bertha Garfield travels to Chelmsford to rest while convalescing from measles. Notices for house to let include Jeremiah Sheehan Concord Jet and 12 Laws Brooks Road with stable and one acre land.
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West Concord Woman’s Club
Luther Forbush
Margaret Adams
Ruth Shepard
Rowland Watts
John Adams Faree
Edward Ralston
John Mitchell
Chauncey Oglethorpe
Hi ‘l. Moore
Ondego Jhones
W. Charles
Sierra Bengaline
E. Pringle
Guinevere Liandpoore
F. E. Waite
Maud. Marrs
Gertrude Goddard
Florence Charles
Brooks Road
Charles B. Brown
Death of James W. Ireland Prominent Littleton Citizen
Littleton loses prominent public servant James W. Ireland after a heart disease death on April 17. Funeral services were held at his home, attended by many relatives and friends. Survived by widow Ada H. Whitcomb and four children, plus three brothers and sisters. Ireland long operated in the grocery trade and served as selectman and assessor and on the Republican town committee. His active church life and devotion to family defined his legacy.
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Littleton
James W. Ireland
O. J. Fairfield
Ireland
Ada H. Whitcomb
Harry W
Mary B
Frank Hibbard
Rachel
J. William, Jr
Thacher and
Bedford Rhode Island Red Hen Lays Gigantic Egg
John Q. Blake shows a Rhode Island Red hen that laid a huge egg on Sunday April 21 with circumference 8% inches lengthwise 8% inches center 7 inches and weight 4% oz alongside a normal egg. The Junior Bedford Civic club baseball team seeks Saturday games with out of town teams. Average player age 15. Contact Dr. Pfeiffer chair Athletic committee Bedford Civic club Bedford Mass. Mrs John B Young of York Beach Maine visited Bedford last week.
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John Q. Blake
Rhode Island
Blake
Bedford Civic Club
Dr. Pfeiffer
Bedford
Mass
John 8. Young
York Beach
Probate Court Citation for April 25 1912 in Cambridge
You are cited to appear at a Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex on April 25 1912 at nine o clock in the forenoon to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Petitioners must publish this citation weekly for three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise. The notice is directed to be published and dated April ninth in the year one A. D. 1912.
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Cambridge
Middlesex
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIintire
Eseke
Probate Court citation for Luke J Robbins estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court directs next of kin creditors and others interested in Luke J Robbins late of Acton to appear April 29 to show cause why administration should not be granted to Horace H Boston without bond. Publication ordered by Beenquire first judge on April 2, 1912.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Francis Haynes
Sudbury
Clarence A. Austin
Charles E. Haynes
Charlotte A. Tuttle
Acton
Georger T. Ames
South Acton
Mass
Howard A. Wilson
Sears
Boston
Luke J. Robbins
Horace H
Cambridge
William J. Fitspatrick
Concord
John J. Fitzpatrick
Ofo Sullivan & Teeling
Court St
Notice to appear in court and private sale request
Notice cites heirs to appear on May 8 1912 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the estate of Hevage should not be settled by private sale. The Bedford Enterprise is ordered as the publication medium with weekly notices until the court date. Witness Charles J. McIntire First Judge. W E Rogers, Register.
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Cam Bridge
Middlesex
Bedford Enterprise
Charlies J. Mcihtire
W. E. Rogers
Register
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