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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
6
Probate Court in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Margaret Collins of Concord. Prescott Keyes seeks letters testamentary without bond and must publish weekly notices in Concord Enterprise for three weeks and mail notices to known heirs before the December 14 hearing. Charles J. McIntire signs as First Judge. Ned W Rogers as Register.
Middlesex Probate Court orders Horace F. Putte as administrator to account for Catherine FL JConant estate of Acton. Court set for December 13 1909 at nine to review the first account and distribution among the husband’s representatives and kin. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and notice mailed to known interested parties at least seven days before hearing. Charles J. McIntire First Judge. W E Rogers Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County Probate Court to Walter Moore of Stew in Middlesex County greeting. A petition asks for letters of administration on the share of the deceased Mary J Moore intestate and the court will hear reasons why letters should not be granted at Cambridge in Middlesex on December 8 at nine in the forenoon. Public notice is given to heirs and all interested parties by publication in the Maynard Enterprise for three weeks. Witness Charles J McIntire First Judge of said Court on November 16 in the year 1901. Nierpa Rogers Register.
Bedford farmer D Prince bought a five seated Chalmers Retroit touring car and He 1 Hodgdon recently purchased a horsepower five seated Thomas touring car for the livery business. Arlington residents tested hounds on a snowy day while Boston reports note animal development. Patrick Murray visited a Boston hospital for an examination and will celebrate his seed birthday soon. Unseasonable weather is blamed for colds and coughs with local druggists advertising remedies and supplies.
In New York December 1 the federal case against James Rendernager and five other ex employees of the American Sugar Refining Co Williamsburg plant opened. Prosecutor Dennison detailed the weight frauds using two weight sets and a sinew of war led by Oliver Spitzer the dock superintendent and Rendernager’s aide. The jury of twelve men includes Gaston Plaintiff Mortimer H H Cort and Louis Miller among others.
Classified notice describes a six room tenement with town water and garden offered by J H Hosmer on Fletcher Road Bedford. The fragment notes property features and location, indicating a rental or sale listing from a local advertiser.
The December Wide World Magazine presents the Baker Howard feud in Kentucky as its bloodiest chapter and includes A K R Wolliston notes from Central Africa. Features cover Monkey Gods of India with photos, Fire Dance of the Sahebas, and Cowboy training in England. Other items follow bandits, Texas and Mexico adventures, Austrian peasant amusements, and global geography for youth.
In a short exchange a man and woman discuss a portrait of Catherine of Russia. The man marvels at her strong, vigorous face while the woman questions whether her hair waves naturally, as reported by a Cleveland print dealer.
The December Strand Magazine promises strong fiction from Conan Doyle Oppenheim and Marsh with serials like Mr. ALOR We Mason and The Murder Cat Villa Rose. It highlights articles on Temurs pets of Sir W S Gilbert, women’s beauty, stage heroines, death watch romance, and a great picture revelation.
Alaska sets a distinction with all records for high tempera tures in November since the bureau's establishment, according to Professor Cox who heads the Real bureau. He notes honey and winter weather in the United States remain exceptional elsewhere. Telephone rates are cut soon, with toll reductions between Manhattan and suburban points in Long Island New Jersey and nearby areas to take effect today.
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