Ministerial Lot Land Court Notice in Sudbury 1905
Petition by Frank B. Barton seeks to register title to a seventeen acre upland and meadow parcel in Sudbury known as Ministerial Lot. The Land Court in Suffolk is set for September 5 1905 to hear the petition with neighbors and heirs named as respondents and a default risk if not attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Bent
John Bent
Simen M. Curtis
Sara W. Bent
Maynard
Elizabeth Amirault
Edith Haynes
Everett Haynes
Herbert Haynes
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Frank B. Barton
Sudbury
Regis
Sunbury
Marshall J. Haynes
Sarah Mossman
Bent
Moseman
Suffolk
Leonard A. Jones
Esqui
Clarence C. Smith
Official Notice Warns Destruction of Objectionable Souvenir Cards
Postal officials move to halt obscene souvenir cards flooding mails as The Postal Clerk urges action. Clerks will withdraw offensive cards on discovery while authorities plan prosecutions to stamp out the trend. public awareness and caution advised to prevent minors' exposure. Johnson's Pharmacy listed as sponsor for remedy sale.
Various Local People Leave, Visit, and Work in August
Willard Lovejoy leaves for Baltimore. Miss Mabel Bean visits Worcester. Miss Laura Nadeau entertains her father from Jefferson. Miss Anna Calden visits Providence. Charles Wheeler enjoys a Hudson National Bank vacation. Mrs. Hollis Howe hosts Mrs. Clara Howe in Pope Street. Perley Munsey works for Michael Wall at Maynard. The Tierneys entertain relatives from Leominster and Lowell. Hudson lodge to initiate candidates August 28. Mrs. Henry Whitcomb and Miss Nellie Greeley visit Maine. Levi Burpee arrested for drunkenness. Michael Tierney visits his brother Dr. Tierney in Hudson. A dog belonging to L. V. Randall dies of old age. Mrs. Jennie Edson returns from Brockton. Michael Collins has foundation contract for William Sweeney in Prospect Park. Miss Coral Gravelin visits from Providence. Christopher Molloy returns from New Hampshire and New York. Miss Annie Callahan and James Glynn visit Thomas Glynn. A calf in Stow is struck and killed by a train. Benjamin Noyes returns to work at C. M. Brett shoe factory. Ladies Auxiliary plans a dance August 28 with Newell’s orchestra. Ethel Maguire to Boston for hospital operation. St. Jean de Baptiste members march to memorial services. W. R. Coolidge exhibits a swordfish sword from Cape Cod. An Houghton express horse falls from a loading platform but escapes unharmed. E. F. Worcester prepares Concord views book. Thomas McNally improves at Westboro hospital. plays first base on hospital team. Dr. William D. Coolidge leaves MIT to become assistant director at a New York laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Bean
White City
Worcester
Laura Nadeau
Jefferson
Anna Calden
Providence
Charles Wheeler
Hudson National Bank
Hollis Howe and
Clara Howe
Pope St
L. V. Randall
Jennie Edson
Ralph
Brockton
Michael Collins
William Sweeney
Prospect Park
Coral Gravelin
R. L
Charles Hanna
Arlington St
Christopher Molloy
New York
New Hampshire
Daniel Fitzgerald
Stow
Mr. Fitzgerald
Benjamin Noyes
C. M. Brett Shoe Factory
Opera House
Newell's Orchestra of
Marlboro
Ethel
Patrick Maguire
Carter Jr
Boston
Massachusetts Hospital
St. Jean de Baptiste Society
St. Michael’s Cemetery
W. R. Coolidge
Cape Cod
Nothing on the Market Equal to Chamberlain Remedy
A Joplin Missouri druggist Mr Obe Witmer proclaims there is nothing on the market equal to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. He states they sell and recommend this preparation and lists Johnson's Pharmacy and H J Dwinell as outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mr. Obe
Obe Witmer
Joplin
Johnson's Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexall
PH. DeLee
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Concordeaid
A. Ingham
John Ingham
Jeremiah
Char J. McIntire
W. EB. Rogers
Ee Prescott Keyes
Barristers Hall
Beste
Whitcomb
Macallar Parker Company
Euting
Washington Street
Wealth of Massachusetts
Rosemead
Ereas
George B. Ricker
Charles J. Molntir
E. Rogers
Teia
George Coolidge
Charles Eidge
Mary A
Barney
Middlesex South District
Pridag
John W.rice
Rice
Alfred Hill
Tomate
Alfred Wil
Landham
Landham Brook
George Cool
J. Rw
Crean
Rapken
Taroas Sea
Mary A. Barney
Morgagee Nay & Abbott
Attys
Tremont
Postal Clerk
Post Office
Paris
Post Office Department
United States
France
Washington
Johnson’s
H. J
Willard Lovejoy
Baltimore
Perley Munsey
Michael Wall
T. F. Tierney
Leominster
Lowell
Hudson Lodge
B. P.O.E
Henry Whitcomb
Nellie Greeley
Maine
Levi Burpee
Andrew Magorty
Michael Tierney
Thomas F. Tierney
Main St
Annie Callahan
James Glynn
Providence, R. S
Thomas Glynn
Warner St
Houghton
E. F. Worcester
Thomas McNally
Westboro Hospital
Hudson
Tommie
William D. Coolidge
William Coolidge
Central St
Department of Physical Research
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Coolidge
Hudson High School
J. F. Gannon & CO
Townsend
A.C. Loewe & CO
Model Pharmacy
Nason Street
Loewe’s
South Acton Coal and Lumber
Compay
Jd. P. Fletcher
South Acton
Mass
Assabet
Institution For Savings
Maynard, Mass
Concord
Fise
Main
T. J. Butler
Nason ST
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