Congregational C E Discontinues August Meetings
The Christian Endeavor group will not meet for the rest of August at the Congregational church. Members will join Middlesex Local Union services at the Baptist church in West Acton on August 26 and 27. Mr and Mrs Samuel Jones visitants and others are noted with local family travels to York Beach and towns in Maine and New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Vic
B. Bainy
James
Sherbrogie
B. Q
Clintonard, Jr
North Bastop
C. E
Congregational Ch
Middlesex
the Baptist Church
West Acton
Samuel Jones
Howard A Jones
York Beach
Maine
Clark L. Paddock
Athol and
Orange
Joyous Birthday Celebrated at McGovern Home
A birthday party for the McGovern daughter was held Monday at their Martin Street home. Guests arrived in the afternoon and later gathered in a blue and gold dining room for cake and festivity. Small candy favors, fruit punch, and refreshments accompanied the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McGovern
Martin Sr
Ae K
Margaret
Howe
Elaine
Alice Pranklin
Flor
Millie Kearns
Local Social Notes Mention Visitors and Events
Mrs Henry O Donnell is reported improving after an oeer afion. Guests include John Snyder of Snyder and Murphy and families from Hudson Shirley Medford and Lin coln. The Young and Socialist league plans a meeting in early September at Voue playgrounds. Lenzi Colombo scout leader hosted an overnight camping party at Sto wor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O'Donnell
Hudson
John Kelley
Shirley
Ae Mother
Mary Melley
Pine
Priscilla A O Wetrs
Young An Socialist League
Mies
Lenzi Colombo
Concord Junction Misses Louise Gene Coakley
Local notice reports Louise Gene Coakley leaving Concord Junction for Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gene Elizabeth Ene Coakley
Eine
Sushday
Niagara
Concord Mass Book No 24969 Ay 23 20-8
A fragmented OCR line from Concord Massachusetts references Book No 24969 with a date style ay 23 and figure 20-8. The readable portion suggests a public record entry or ledger notation without clear context for action, parties, or place beyond the town name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord, Mass
Probate notice of heirship in Middlesex County
Commonwealth of Middlesex announces probate proceedings for the estate of Domigie also known as DB ke of Coheard. A citation is issued requiring heirs and all known persons to appear at the court on the eleventh day of December, 1922, at nine o clock in the morning to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Witness First Judge Gavan quire at Howden.
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Acton Community House
Acton Center
Baat
Gavan” Quire
Howden
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Helam M
Concord
Saig County
Jameg A
Witheas
George F. Lawton
Quire
Women to Seek Democratic Nomination in 10th Middlesex District
Mrs. Kelley of Hudson declared as a Democrat candidate for nomination in the 10th Middlesex district, seeking support from women voters. Her campaign aims to organize women into Democratic clubs across towns including Stow Hudson Marlboro Hopkinton Holliston Natick Wayland and more, stressing registration and influence in an expected pivotal election year.
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Mabelle
10Th Middlesex
State Committee
Massachusetts
Fo ” Kelley
High Street
Stow, Hudson
Marlboro Souree Hopkinton
Holliston
Medway
Ee Millis
Sherborn
A Oegham
Natick
Waydbury Peynard
Kelley
Waltham
Hudson
Michaél's Parish
Philharmonic Club
New Married Ladies
Ty Ay
Hudson Aerie, F. C. E
Frederick P. Glasier
Hudson , Selectmen
Edwin Carlton
Maynard
K of C Ambassador Rome Visits Maynard Area
Edward Hearn the K of C special ambassador to Rome visited Maynard last week. He met with George H. Creighton and B. J. who recall Hearn’s Framingham roots and earlier work as a shoe salesman. Creighton founded a Maynard shoe business in 1888 and later led the Maynard Trust Co as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hearn
K. of C
Rome
George H. Creighton
B. J
Hearn
Framingham Arque
America
Creighton
Maynard Trust Co
Maynard K of G Lake Chauncey Outing at Lake Unauncey
The Maynard Council K of G and K of C held an outing at Lake Unauncey Weoiboro Sunday. Cold weather kept attendance low. The council honored Indies who aided at last fall’s fair. A basket lunch followed by entertainment and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Council
Wanted teacher for winter work in South with training plan
WANTED Wontan educated ambitious former teacher sought to join a place supplementary school plan. Preference given to a former teacher for work during winter in the South if desired. Compensation $1200 plus future address to A E B Aj care of Enterprise AT73.
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South
Probate Court Cites Conservator Over Willis Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites all interested in the estate of M. Willis of Sudbury to appear at Cambridge on April 14, 1022, at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the fourth account of the conservator should be allowed. The citation requires service by delivery or three weekly notices in Sudbury Enterprise and mailing to known parties seven days before court. Witness George F. Lawton, First Judge, on April 10, 1922.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetto
M. Willis
Sudbury
Cambridge
Salg County
Saig Court
Sudbury Enterprise
Tefore
George F. Lawton
Tnis
Petition for administration of Murray estate in Maynard
Massachusetts probate court requires notice to next of kin and creditors of Jenile H Murray, late of Maynard, intestate. Mary F Murray of Worcester seeks letters of administration without bond. Court sets Sept 11 1922 9:00 AM in Middlesex County to show cause, with three weekly notices in Maynard Enterprise starting soon.
Notice of Probate Administration for Mary Knowlton
A petition to grant administration of Mary Knowlton late of Ayton Lyme intestate is before Middlesex County Court. Edward B. Caiger of Concord is proposed as administrator and parties are cited to appear September 14 1922 in Cambridge to show cause why letters should not be granted. Public notice to heirs by weekly publication and mailing citations is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary Knowlton
Ayton
de- Lyme
Saig
Edward B. Caiger
Concord
Cambridge
Saigg
Midd
Citation for Administration in Middlesex Probate Case
Josephine Duin Carlisle petitions the Middlesex Court for administration of George N Dunn late of Concord Massachusetts estate. The petition states debts and widow's charges exceed the estate value and seeks appointment to administer. A hearing is set for September 11, 1922 at nine noon to show cause why grant should not be made and citation will be served by delivery and publication.
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Josephine Duin Carlisle
Midd
Came
Middlesex
Dell
Concord
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Coughlin’s
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Setiford
Auto Service
Chevrolet
Mason and Firestone
Tire and Middlesex’ Garage, Inc
Great Road
Bedford
Irvin H. Puffer
H. Silverman
Main St
Harry Waitz
Boston Dye House
South Street
Geo. H
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Hewitt
Hicks
Gleneord
L. W. Jones Telephone
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Acton
Massachusetts Woman's Club, Inc
Mary A. Forbes
Finance Committee
Westinghouse
Charlies
Acton Fair Town Hall
Mass
Geo
A. Richardson
Cconcord Junction
Jackson
Johnson
Ball Field
Brida M. Holmes
Vinnie C. Holmes
Mapleave
State Road
Carl, Phongor
Tate & Fisher
Washington St
Boston
West
Telphone
L. P
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South Acton
Maynak
Mrs. Mabelle Kelley
K. of Gat Lake
Chauncey
Louis Sullivan
Addreag
Marlboro
Maynard Trust Company
Jenile H. Murray
Sai
Mary F. Murray
Worcester
Ted
Petiones
Maynary Enterprise
George F.lawton
Esquire
Géorge N. Dunn
Said County
J. Hannon
Mettinley St
Maynard, Wiig
Riverside Garage
John Pinoletto
Prop
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Perkins & Wells
Hubbard ST
Comserd, Tel
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Europe
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