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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1926
Page
7
Mrs Mar In the mother in law remains in danger after a fractured ailment. Injuries reported as serious with ongoing medical care and uncertainty about recovery. Medical staff monitor condition closely. Authorities have not released further details.
Legal notice of property sale describes a parcel along Berlin Road with boundaries described by references to Moore Good and Theodnow. It states a cash price of 100 dollars and sets August 2 1926 as the sale date, with Carre Pf. Bent as the promoter.
Notice is given that the administrator of the estate of Joseph Langanlata of Concord, Middlesex, has taken the trust upon bond. All persons indebted to the estate must exhibit and make payment. Address care of James J. Vahey, Atty., 18 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass. William J. Langan, Adm. July 27, 1926 Aug. 11, 18, 25.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites all interested in the Frederic B. Holder estate to appear for the first account of Susan B. Holder. The hearing is set for September in Concord county with publication and mailing rules noted. Witness John C. Legent first judge, July 27, 1920.
A probate citation directs the executrix named in the will to appear at the Cambridge Probate Court in Middlesex County on August 16, 1986 at ten o’clock in the forenoon to show cause why the requested grant should not be issued. The petitioner must publish this notice weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and mail copies to interested parties seven days before the court date. Witness John C. Leggat Esquire First Judge. Aug 12, 1926.
Obate Court appoints P Rau of Sudbury as administratrix of the estate of Albert K Rau deceased intestate. She must file inventory within three months, account annually, and post notice of appointment in two or more places or publish in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks, with affidavit to the Probate Court. Proceedings at Cambridge before the First Judge on August 7, 1920.
Heirs and interested parties are notified of the estate of Emmaella Frances Wetherbee late of Ac ton County deceased. The will has probate issued to Eugene L. Hall the named executor. Publication notice requests all known interested persons receive recitation seven days before court action. Witness John C. Leggat First Judge.
Concord overwhelmed Littleton 9 to 1 at Littleton, maintaining the Mid Middlesex County Baseball League’s top spot. Key hits came from Cousins, McHugh, Arkin, Morrill, and Morrill stole second, while Burrows limited the opposition to zero in the early innings.
A demonstration of New Wear Ever Aluminum was held at a home by Mrs. Alex Morrison. Many ladies attended and found it very interesting. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fletcher enjoyed a camping trip through Maine and were away several days. Mrs. H. W. Lewis visited friends in town on Sunday.
Marlboro's Rodolph-Béausolie and Edward Boudreau returned from a 4H expedition, sharing observations and experiences from the trip. They described activities, projects, and lessons learned during their time away.
A historical box score fragment lists players such as Cousins, McHan, Mullaney, Asbjornsen, Arkin, Morrill, Tingley, and Kimball in various infield and outfield positions. It records pitching by Morrill and Burrows, hits, outs, and inning events including a two-base hit by Cousins and a late substitution by Kingball. The text shows inning-by-inning scoring marks and batting orders with occasional line edits and mis-scanned characters.
Mr and Mrs EB P Stiles and Mr and Mrs Warren Hunt began a camping trip. Miss Mary Finney was a recent guest of Mrs Exhma Johnstone. Mr and Mrs Marcus Haley visited their daughter in New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs W H Cox of Waverley stayed with J White. Joel Haynes works on a summer home here. Our local auctioneer Howard Burr attended a Harwich event. Master Warren Anderson visited Walter C Stone Jr. News on Miss Emily F Willia’s health at Marlboro hospital. Mrs Maxwell Eaton and infant daughter arrived home in South Endrev from Framingham Hospital on August 14th staying with her parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Davis. At Granre meeting a plan for an old time aweling may be made. The next meeting will discuss a lantern excursion. Form Aerean picnic attendees included Mrs Carlton Walker and others. Residents of the town who have oreneion to Minton.
A fragment reports a Pacent R. meeting at Cedar ren where new members joined, including a Miss Barton. The readable text mentions Sindh 7 fateh and Piatt in an unclear context.
The funeral for Leo C. McGrath a local baseball player who died Thursday evening in a Sherbrooke hospital occurred at his Carter Street home this morning A requiem mass at St Michael's Church featured singing by Mileebeth Manning and others The Magog club management arranged Canadian side arrangements and hundreds paid tribute across James Town Magog and Hudson including a train stop in Jamestown Quebec The event drew former teammates fans and condolences from former Congressman David I Walsh and community figures highlighting McGraths popularity and athletic life.
The assessors J W Barter N H Pay and Benjamin Marble announce a tax rate of 27 50 per thousand a 1 50 reduction from last year and 60 cents less than the two preceding years Willis Rice Miss Frances Rice and Miss Lucy Rice returned Saturday from a motor trip to White Plains NY Mr and Mrs Donald Mrs Lee Ellis and daughter Jane visiting relatives in town and vicinity since May 1 returned to Dallas Texas Miss Mary Tyler left for her summer home in Warwick to stay until late autumn
Oscar Swanson on Church street visits Worcester on Saturday. Gertrude Ricker spent time with her sister Mrs John Leitch in Pementees Derene. Derene family waters at Lyn Beach over the week. Lighthall of Woolworths plans a two week vacation. Miss Jenette Therran and Mr Mrs Edward Hood of Lynn visited relatives here. Mrs James H Martin visits Springfield. she will bring her mother home. Charles Macaire has a son born Sunday on Pope street. Samuel Best reunion after Hampton Beach visit. Fred MacIntyre family leaves for Prince Edward Island. Automobile law violators about fifteen to be bailed into court tomorrow morning.
U S Navy recruiter Unimny Call Rontewain visited Marlboro and nearby towns, announcing enlistment prospects and training in Framingham. He highlighted long service pensions, education opportunities at Annapolis, and noncivil job openings in machinist and blacksmith trades.
Dr Philip Hammond head of the Massachusetts By and By Infirmary warns of a new danger to summer aquatic sports. He discusses swimmers using gauze or cotton plugs to keep water out of the ear and the risk of damaging ear canals. He notes improper removal can force air into the ear and potentially cause lasting hearing loss.
Nomination papers for Louie Pfeiffer and Charles M Brown indicate ongoing candidate eligibility for district representation and a pending September term criminal court matter. Local meetings, a Home Committee lecture, and residents from Bedford and Concord Junction are noted with scattered references to offices, duties, and moves.
In Bedford a special meeting on August 4 approved a new school building costing 590,000 to replace the former structure and improve year round schooling. The same committee plus M. B. Webber advanced plans at the recent session. Mr and Mrs John W White return from Maine after attending the funeral of Mil Lake's brother. their niece Howard Miss Pesce will live with them.
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