County Court Items Of Interest to Local Towns
Probate court judge appoints James C. Mahoney as administrator of his mother Catharine Mahoney Maynard estate with a $1000 bond and $520.20 inventory. Moses Chandler will filed for Maynard with executor Fred L. Chandler. estate valued at $1700. Divorce decree grants Ethel E. Jones Somerville custody of a child from husband Paris N. Jones. Sudbury petition to appoint J M Walker administrator of estate valued at $8200. Acton Tuttle estate allowed with Horace F. Tuttle executor and $12,000 bond. Hunter divorce nisi. alimony set at $10 weekly. libel filed attaching $5000 in husband’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
James C. Mahoney
Catharine Mahoney
McIntire
Moses Chandler
Fred L. Chandler
Attys. Wilson
Ethel E. Jones
Gomerville
Parris N. Jones
Somerville
Irwin
Magog
Can
Wilmington
J. Clifford Walker
Sudbury
James M. Walker
Daniel Tuttle
Lawton
Horace F. Tuttle
Mildred B. Hunter
Robert D. Hunter
Boston
Worcester
Brookline
Auction sales announced for Holstein cattle and farm gear
Otis H. Forbush auctions 28 registered Holstein cattle and 10 grade cows at Concord Junction on Thursday April 27. Durand Bros. will sell at Simondsville April 29 including cows, heifers, a bull, hens, two horses, a colt and farm machinery. At Bellows Falls Vermont a Holstein cow sold for 1000 dollars with various calves and heifers fetching 150 to 410 dollars, attended by top New England breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Durand Bros
Simondsville
Isaac Reed
West Acton
Tyler & Upham
Bellows Falls
G. A. Hosmer Cheater
South Acton Residents Embrace New Cars and Orchards
South Acton reports C B Robbins and Charlie Smith with new autos while fruit tree arrivals rise in the area. Dr R C Wiggin and family of Cambridge visited Dr Christie. Richard White returned to college. his brother Leonard teaches at Clark University Worcester. Edward Anderson received 10 000 strawberry crates signaling a bountiful crop. he also installed telephone service recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Robbins
Charlie Smith
R. C. Wiggin
Cambridge
Christie's
Richard White
Leonard
Clark University
Worcester
Edward Anderson
Easter Services At Congregational Church Program Highlights
Easter morning services featured an anthem Triumphantly Sing by Ira B. Wilson and The Lord Is Risen In GROG by Carrie B. Adams with soprano Hazel Coolidge. Evening service presented an Easter concert by the Sunday school with choir and baritone solo Fred Nagle performing Sing to the Lord a Glorious Day by H. W. Petrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ira B. Wilson
Carrie B. Adams
Hazel Coolidge
Odoardo Barriquet
Miss Coolidge
Miss Smith
Fred Nagle
H. W. Petrie
Goward family arrives at Lake Nagog cottage for summer
C N Goward president of Eagle Oil and Supply Company Boston and family have reached their Lake Nagog cottage for the summer season. Frank Chase his chauffeur for three years and Henry Hallen his gardener and hostler are also there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Goward
Eagle Oil & Supply Co
Boston
Lake Nagog
Frank Chase
Henry Hallen
Gardner and Hostler
Woman Hater staged by Concord Junction Men’s Club
The Union church four act comedy The Woman Hater drew a large audience Monday evening in Association hall. Warren B. Goddard led a strong cast as Samuel Bundy in a tale of misadventures with three widows ending with Bundy’s admission that there is no such creature as a woman hater. The production featured notable performances by Irving Judkins and J Arnold Lowery with skilled supporting turns and a competent stage crew under Clarence L. Trufant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Church
Association Hall
Mr. Bundy
Miss Lane
Lucy Joy
Irvin Judkins
Julian Billnge
Ripley
Warren B. Goddard
James Prentice
Horace Mullbridge
Bundy
Murdoch McLeod
Tom Ripley
Clarence A. Hosmer
Orlando Hawkins
Thompson
William
James
James Caldwell
Richard McCabe
Otto Jensen
Chestra
Clarence L. Trufant
Death of George Keith After Short Grippe Illness
George Keith died at his Central street home Tuesday after a brief grippe illness. He had diabetes, and the weakened condition allowed the disease to take hold. Funeral services were held Friday at his residence with Rev. W. J. Batt officiating and Mrs. Benjamin Derby singing. Interment was in Woodlawn cemetery, Clinton. Keith, born in 1863 in Eaton New Hampshire, lived 20 years in Concord Junction and ran a plumbing business before joining A. Vanderhoof and later reopening his own shop. He belonged to Corinthian lodge, Concord lodge 212 I C O F, and K of P Maynard, and is survived by his wife and eight children. Community sympathy is extended to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
George Keith
Central St
W. J. Batt
Benjamin Derby
Woodlawn Cemetery
Clinton
Keith
Eaton
N. H
Concord Junction
A. Vanderhoof
Concord
Corinthian Lodge of
Concord Lodge
K. of P
Maynard
Hudson
Lowell
A. W. Crosby
Lillian
Marion
Helen
Hazel
George Jr
Howard
Card of Thanks from the Keith family
The family of Mrs. Geo G Keith extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kind words deeds and flowers received after the bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. G. Keith
Taunton and Lowell Residents Take On Local Duties
Harold Rich of Taunton visited Edward McClellan over the weekend. Mrs Jones left for Nova Scotia due to her sister's illness. Charles Simpson of Lowell managed John Condon’s meat business during a short absence. William H Bannon and Arthur King began duties as officers at the Massachusetts Reformatory Monday, bringing prior law enforcement experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rich
Taunton
Edward McClellan
Mrse . Jones
Nova Scotia
Charles Simpson
Lowell
John Condon
William H. Bannon
Arthur King
Boy Scouts Hike and Close Coastal Track Meet
Junction scouts hiked to White Pond and staged a hotly contested patrol track meet between Wolf and Eagle. Wolf won by one point 23 to 22, then the group cooked dinners over fires and enjoyed outdoor games before returning home around 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
White Pond
Wolf
Eagle
Carpenter Lewis A. Maker Dies After Ill Health
Lewis A. Maker a 47 year Concord resident died Friday at his Maple Street home after a period of illness including stomach cancer. Funeral services were Sunday at Sleepy Hollow chapel with Rev. George A. Tewksbury officiating. Interment followed at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. He came to Concord in 1870 from Knox Maine where born in 1866. He worked as a carpenter before retirement. He leaves his wife two daughters Mrs Rudolf Hedberg and Mrs Hardy Tracey and a son Nathaniel Maker, all of Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Maker
Maple St
Concord
Sleepy Hollow Chapel
George A. Tewksbury
Sleepy Hollow
Maker
Knox
Concord Centre
Rudolf Hedberg
Hardy Tracey
Nathaniel Maker
Pupils Tour United Drug Co Factory in Boston
A Concord High School party of 26 pupils visited the United Drug Co factory in Boston hosted by Charles A. Noll of the Rexall store. Treasurer Mr. McK and staff guided them through operations, followed by lunch and a theatre outing. Essays on the visit will win prizes from $10 to $1.
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C. H
United Drug Co. Plani
Noll
Concord High School
United Drug Co
Boston
Charles A. Noll
Rexall
O'Halloran
Mck
Réxall
Community thanks for support after bereavement
We express gratitude to friends neighbors and societies for kindness after the loss of a husband and father Mrs Josephine Maker Nathaniel and family acknowledge the flowers and support during their bereavement.
Town Ties and Travels Highlight Weekend Gossip
Salem visitors and local residents are noted as Harry Carroll, Daniel A. Lakin, Miss Gladys Massie, Winslow Russell family, Miss Annie Schnttler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Beck, Miss May King, Raymond J. Severens, Miss Margaret McEachern, Mrs. George Hagerty, Mrs. Everett Collicut, Miss Helen Lorentsen spent time with relatives and friends. The Boston Harness Co. plans summer schedule. Birth announcement: Mrs. F. A. Barker welcomed a daughter Thursday. Laura Fought helped at the Has ter sale. her name was later omitted from last week’s nat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carroll
Salem
Daniel A. Lakin
Gladys Massie
Brockton
Winslow Russell
Annie Schnttler
Somerville
Charles H. Beck
Kennebunk
May King
Grippe
Raymond J. Severens
Huntingdon
Margaret McEachern
Worcester
Annie Kelly
Central Falls
R. 1
George Hagerty
Boston
Everett Collicut
Henest
Lynn
Helen Lorentsen
Boston Harness Co
Bat
F. A. Barker
Laura Fought
West Concord
Easter Concert At Union Church Draws Large Crowd
Bible school stageed the annual Easter program at Union Church Sunday evening despite bad weather. The program included scripture readings, carols, recitations, and songs such as He Is Risen and Song of Victory, with remarks by Rev. Mr. Whiting and participation from children and the class of boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
The
Bible School
Mabel Hunter
Jesus
Arimathean
Ina McCabe
Whiting
Officers for 1916 17 Chosen by West Concord Woman s Club
The West Concord Woman s club held its annual meeting Friday with reports from officers and committees. Mrs Benjamin Derby steps down as president and Mrs Frank Walker succeeds her. Officers named include vice presidents Mrs Otis Forybush and Mrs Geo Gardner, recording secretary Mrs Frank Garland, corresponding secretary Harry Marre, treasurer Mrs Arthur Rams, auditors Mrs Geo Russell and Mrs Helen Bowker, and two year directors Mrs Clifford Jones and Mrs Frank Hewitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
West Concord Woman's Club
Benjamin Derby
Frank Walker
Otis Forybush
Geo. Gardner
Rec
Frank Garland
Harry Marre
Treas
Arthur Ams
Geo. Russell
Helen . Bowker
Clifford Jones
Frank Hewitt
Reopened Wednesdays at the Paramount cinema with new slate
Manager Derby renews film contract with the Paramount company to supply new feature pictures for Wednesday and Saturday performances. The program aims for high quality entertainment with a rotating schedule and improved selections for the theater audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Paremount Company
Patpony
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Prince Albert
P. A
Prince Albert Tobacco
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
South Acton
Merton Hosmer
Migs Lane
Samuel Bundy
James A. Prentice
Lane
Homer R. Allen
George Dobbins
Irving Felch
Murdock
McLeod Orlando Hawkins
Clarence A. Hosmer Thompson
Richard McCabe James
Irving Judkins
Alice Lane
Walton
J. Arnold Lowery
American Supply CO
Nason Street
Mass
Josephine Maker
Nathaniel
Mark
Tweedie
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