Harrington will filed in Concord Probate Court
Probate records show Patricia Harrington of Concord died. her will dated October 3, 1914 names Katharine M. Harrington of Concord as executrix with estate valued at about 2540 dollars in real estate 40 dollars in personal property and 2600 in real estate. Siblings listed as executors or heirs include Eleanor Mary and Agnes Harrington of Concord plus Daniel Matthew Harrington of Concord and John W Harrington of Arlington and Mary Harrington of Arlington with others in Lexington and Maynard involved in related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrica Harrington
Concord
Katharine M. Harrington
Sheigs-At
Eleanor T. Harrington
Mary B. Harrington
Fannie Davis
Maynard
Louisa
John M. Maloney
Ayer
Attys. Wilson
Patrick H. McBreen
Sengsion
Christine Isabell
George ¥. Lawton
Margaret B. Hagerty
Hudson
George E. Roewer, Jr
Tremont St
Boston
Elien M. Foley
Acton
James James B. Smith
Littleton
Jeremiah Collins
Cambridge
Atty. C
Atty. C. F. Worcester, of Ayer
Eva, Boeske
Gooepe
Meera
Spi
George F. Ne Oe
Concord Grange Endorses Woman Suffrage At Meeting
At Concord Grange No. 160 Irene voted nearly unanimously to endorse Woman Suffrage following a talk by Winfield Tuck of Winchester. Only two votes against the resolution. A hat trimming contest crowned Allan Brown and Mrs. Henry Ingerson as winners. Mrs. Viola Lawler led the event with Grace M. Hunt assisting, ending with a Dutch supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Irene
Winfield Tuck
Winchester
Concord Grange
Allan Brown
Henry
Ingerson
Viola Lawler
Grace M. Hunt
Suffrage Notes on Why Women Should Vote
Excerpted quotes argue for women's suffrage including voting as a necessity for working women and equal protection under labor laws. Figures cited include Carroll Wright and Elizabeth M. Taylor noting wage, opportunity, and legal disparities. The piece references Massachusets law contrasts and cites George Creel.
JITNEYS WELL PATRONIZED IN CONCORD SERVICE
Jitney service operated by the Waltham Auto Bus Co proves popular with local riders. Trips from Concord to Waltham take about thirty minutes with jitneys scheduled roughly every hour, with departures at 7:56, 9:56, 11:66, 2:66, 4:56, and 6:56. If demand rises, an earlier afternoon run may be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Auto Bus Co
Waltham
Concord
A Good Deed Inspires Man to Help Sheriff Candidate
Adelbert B. Messer of Concord Junction recalls aiding a former shoemaker in the reformatory. The man later sought Messer’s support for Middlesex County sheriff, returning gratitude by backers pledging votes. The story, told by Messer, illustrates how kindness yields lasting dividends and belief in human nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
New Hampshire
Del
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Concord Reformatory
Messer
Middlesex County
Belts and the Waterloo Belt Size Mystery
A brief, quizzical note discusses a belt attributed to Napoleon at Waterloo claiming a 42 inch waist, prompting curiosity about the belt’s provenance and what it suggests about size conventions in historical artifacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rev Fr Finigan Preaches Powerful Sermon at St Bernard’s
Rev William B Finigan of the Cathedral officiated at the eight oclock mass at St Bernard’s and preached a very powerful and helpful sermon. Concord residents, glad for the chance to hear Fr Finigan, who is a native of the town, were deeply impressed by his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Finigan
Cathedral
St. Bernard’s Church
Concord
Advertised Letters List Includes Residents and Visitors
A list of names appears for the advertised letters batch including Gudrun Anderson Prof M Rorpy John Corles Richard Jones Champion Osgood W F Rogers Gus Luck H W Smith Mr and Mrs Pletcher Taft J Hy Wright Mrs Mand c Andrews Mrs E Buff Miss Helen Cuddy and several others such as Mary Pekkala Marion Proctor Josephine Robinson Beatrice White and Washington residents awaiting pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gudrun Anderson
M.rorpy
John Corles
Richard, Jones
Champion Osgood
W. F. Rogers
Gustaf Luck
H. W. Smith
Mra
Pletcher Taft
J. Hy
Wright
Mand. c. Andrews
Marion Proctor
Josephine Robinson
Washington
Beatrice White
For Sale A 1909 Cadillac Town Car
Mrs F W B Sellers and daughter Edith Fay advertise a 1909 Cadillac town car for sale. The listing mentions travel locations including the St Lawrence River Quebec and the White Mountains, indicating a travel or test drive context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac Town
F. W. B. Sellers
Edith Fay
Mate
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
White Mountains
Notice of administrator for estate of Lawes Brooks
Noticz states Eben C. Brooks is administrator of Lawes Brooks estate, late of Montevideo Uruguay, in Massachusetts or New York area. It calls all creditors to exhibit their claims and all debtors to pay to the administrator at 209 West 97th Street New York City, dated July 27 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll D. Wright
Jabor
Colorado
House of Representatives
Raymond’ Robins
National Woman's Trade Union League
Elizabeth M. Taylor
Boston
Hay
Taylor
Massachusetts
Noticz
Lawes Brooks
Montevideo
Republic of Uruguay
A. Nd
Commonwealth of Ma
Himgelf Trust
Mary J. Reed
Maynard
Eben C. Brooks
Adm
West 97Th St
New York City
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BE. Filene
Cash Store
Concord, Mass
Filene
Hamburg
Fai
Eet
Candy Kitchen
Main Street
Goncord, Mass
Dell Dale
Board of Health
C. F. Walcott
An. Aftan
Ute
A.C. Caggesen
DRC. & Towne
Dent Lst
Cook and
Riel
Damon St
Charles Parker Tucker
County Cquat
Bedford
W. H. Keeley
George Creel
Muid
Whitnay
Howard
HEINZ
Cinger Ale
Albion L. Milian
Doom
Sapam
Mosmy i. ¥. D
Trephne
Melvin Fi
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Elonial
Laa
Fructioneer
South
Sudbury, Mass
Mellon
BNSF
Murray MD
Beacon St
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Main. S
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