Concord Junction Grocery Closes After 35 Years in Business
George G Russell retires from the Concord Junction grocery after 35 years serving Acton Carlisle and Concord. The store will sell off stock to big customers at low prices while Russell shifts to real estate and insurance. He has built local ties and plans to retire from the grocery trade though offers for the store have been declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Russell
Russell
Meiness
Acton
Carlisle
Concord
Mr. Russell
Plage and Wetherbee
East Acton
Wetherbee
Plage & Russell
Concord Junichon
W.C. Robbins
Reformatory
Frocery
Concord Junction Investment Society
Westvale
Burdette and Shepard Bride in Hyde Park Nuptials
Miss Katherine Garde Burdette daughter of Mr and Mrs George Burdette Grove street Hyde Park became the bride of Thomas Henry Shepard of Hyde Park The ceremony was at Help of Christians church Rev Daniel Cronin officiated The bride wore white chiffon over satin and carried bridal roses The bridesmaid Miss Margaret Burdette wore prospade net over pink silk The groom’s attendant was John L Drummey After a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home the couple left for a wedding trip They will reside at 14 Lynnwood Street Hyde Park Mrs Shepard has musical training at the New England Conservatory of Music The groom is well known in Hyde Park engaged in local business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help of Christians Church
Kathérine’ Garde Burdette
George Burdette
Grove St
Thomas Henry Shepard
Hyde Park
Daniel Cronin
Margaret Burdette
Killarney
John L. Drummey
Lynnwood St
Shepard
New England Conservatory of Music
Proves Might of Pen A Ton of Steel Produces Millions of Pens
A historical note asserts a pen nib, though small, uses significant steel. It claims more steel is used in nibs than in all sword and gun factories combined, and that a ton of steel yields about 1,500,000 pens.
Citation in Probate Court for Estate of George A Smith
Commonwealth Massachusetts Middlesex ss PROBATE COURT. To all persons interested in the estate of George A Smith late of Concord deceased John D Smith administrator presents his account for allowance. Court at Cambridge December 18 1913 nine o clock to show cause why allowance should not be made. Service by copy delivery to interested parties fourteen days before and publication weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Witness Charles J MelIntire First Judge. W K Rogers Register. Concord Junction Daiv 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Macsachusetts
Iddlerex
Weireatlaw
Mary Welsh
Mary Walsh
Concord
Ald Court
John Welsh
Malden
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Said
Charles J. MeIntire
Elaiire
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
George A. Smith
John D. Smith
Charles J. MelIntire
Esquire
W. KE. Rogers
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord Junction
Daiv
Public notices from Massachusetts probate and land sales
Several probate and land sale notices from Middlesex and Worcester counties. Includes administration with will annexed for Martha Lawrence estate Acton and various public auction plans in Sudbury and Concord, detailing parcels of woodland and other lands, dates in 1913, and executors or executrices such as Carrie W Hussey James Piggott Harriet E Benson.
Public Reading Room Hours Display
A reading room remains open daily except Sundays and holidays from 2.50 to 0pm with a note that the public is always welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree
Probate Notice in Sudbury for Patrick Connelly Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notices Patrick Connelly late of Sudbury Middlesex County heirs and all interested persons are informed a will has been presented for probate Katherine F. Connelly seeks letters of administration with will annexed without bond. Court in Cambridge Middlesex on December 18 1913 at 9 am to show cause. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise and copies mailed seven days before court. Witness Charles J McIntire November 13 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Adwin
Laveen
Concord
John EF. Lawrence
Cambridge
Ntv
Middlesey
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McInttre, Beanire
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Martha Lawrence
Acton
Lizzie B. Wallace
Worcester
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. MeIntire
Quire
Gours
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Patrick Connelly
Sudbury
Katherine F. Connelly
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Straw Voting Now in the Chicago Daily News
A brief nostalgic note recalls the old fashioned practice of placing straw under the parlor carpet each spring and asks what happened to the tradition, reflecting changing customs in Chicago society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Daily News
Be the Right Oak Think of me as the sturdy oak quote
Brief literary exchange features a playful metaphor comparing two characters to a live oak and a clingy vine, highlighting bond dynamics and affectionate banter between companions. The dialogue uses woodland imagery to emphasize strength and support within a close relationship.
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Clarence
Puck
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P. H. Murphy
Geo. H. Creighton
Main Street
Maynard
Main St
Concord Jct
Mr. Healey
Walden
Concord, Mass
Thomas Healey
James Eaton
Nason Street
Real
Rogers
Maurice McWalter
Mass
W. E. Rogers
Commonwealth of Kaseachisette
Iiary
T. Maker
Edward H. Maker
Waauke
W. EB. Rogers
Register
Ally
Oncord
Burdette—Shepard
Pharmacy
George H. Wright
Reid County
Abel Smith
Smith
Samuel Puffer
Phineas. Puffer
Mary
Wheeler
Ebenezer Conant
Potter’s Rock
John Hayward
Elisha Wheeler
Tilly Holden
Joseph Miles
Oliver Miles
Capt
Carrie W. Hussey
Sarah J. Jones
James Piggott
Fitchburg
Henry Haynes Benson
Harriet E, Benson, Rxeoutris
Concord Jet
E. A. Comeau
A. Blad
Studio Florida
First Council OF Christ
Monument
God
Rom
Horace Atwell
Morea Anes
Bedford, Ive Corporation
Norman L. Skene
Magr
A. Fernald
Boylston, St., Boston
Mace
Charles Parker Tucker
Chase Building
Hudson, Maes
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Mayrard, Mare
Dr. $. B. Garland
Maynard, Mass
Hudson
Amour C. & D
Masia
F. H. Brya
Gen
E. Boeske
Sandsend
Sale
Maynard Marble & Granite Works
Main and
Acton Streets
R. E. Hartin
Mgr
Leo Comeau Maynard
Telephone
West Acton
Dexter
Spinney
Howard C. Burr
South
John J. Flannery
Bedford Street
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