Union church fair and concert in Concord Junction
A two night fair at Union church in Concord Junction last week drew strong crowds. The event, organized by the Ladies Union, featured booths selling candy food and novelties with a doll donated to a children's hospital and a pancake supper. An Old Folks concert Wednesday drew praise for performances by Miss Ruth Allen Burleigh Pratt and others in a program led by Mrs Pringle Mrs Cameron and the Bigge Choire.
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Union Church
Ladies Union
Larkin
C. Hayden Whitney
Blame Factory
Children’s Hospital
Boston
E. Pringle
J. C. Cameron
Helen Pringle
Ruth Abbott
Russell
Gertrude Knowles
Ruth Allen
Sony Acs
Ee Reess
Ruth Shepard Mildred
Bertha Wilson
Young Ladies of the Seminary
Irving Judkins
Jedidiah Mallinson
Ludeman Howe
Patience Hall
Herbert Mallinson
Roland Howe
Ralph Howe
Jerusalem
My Glorious Home
Bigge Choire Worldlie Song
Jerusha Forbush
Bigge Choice EE
Ag Neisie
Patience
Eliakim Miller Everett Montague
Edgerton
John Loring
Ward Miller
Bigge Choirebert Mallinson MA
Sake
Winslow Damon
Ophelia Judkins
Phyllis Judge
Kathleen
Pringle Jonas
C. Cameron
Worldlie
Burleigh Pratt
Grace
Ichabod Obed Judkins
Gudemian Howe Worldlie
Reuben
Rachel Harold Shepard
Derby
Bigge
Jedidiah
Bigge Choire
Worldife
Simon
Ruth Burleigh Pratt
Ruth Allen Reading
Azariah Judkins
Eliakim Miller
Ye Bigge Choire
Benjamin Derby
Otis Forbush
George Russell
Ruth Shepard
Susan Abbot
Benjamin Ingham
Winthrop Judgins
John McKenzie
Robert Stevenson
Everett Toop
Edward Miller
Harold Shepard
J. A. Cameron
Alex Scott
Percy McWilliams
Alexander Bailey
A. B. Pratley
Harold J. Judkins
Silas N. Adams
Hatch
Ladies of the Union
Hustlers Deserving Broad Support Amid Limited Means
A terse, period style note underscores that hustlers, though constrained by limits, merit sweeping backing and resources. The statement frames resilience, urging generous public or institutional aid to maximize their potential within given boundaries.
A Fortunate Escape At Local Chair Factory
A wokman narrowly escaped serious injury at a chair factory Friday evening around 6 20. While sweeping a floor and ascending to an upper level the broom fell and his right foot became wedged between the elevator and the floor. He was trapped for about 20 minutes before release. Doctors Shaw and Titcomb treated bruises.
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A Wokman
Shaw
Titcomb
For Sale Kitchen Range in Good Condition
Carl R. Hay advertises a kitchen range for sale in good condition and a six room tenement to let with bath by Carl R. Hay.
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Carl R. Hay
Bath
When a Man Is Careful
A wry Cincinnati Enquirer quote about a cautious father and a dog sniffing danger. It notes a man will consent to marriage when unaware of a suitor’s middle name and will inspect a dog bone for poison, revealing wary parental logic.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
They're Called Help by Courtesy
A comic exchange centers on a large house and a question about help. Mrs Pozozzle notes the size of the house while Mrs Puzuzzins mentions she keeps two staff who are not very helpful.
Editor Demands Advance Payment From Jubilant Poet
An editor voices a preference for a cheerful piece and the poet responds by insisting on payment upfront. The exchange captures a brief clash over compensation in a literary setting.
Patronize Home Merchants
Local merchants urge Junction residents to support home stores citing growing business, available goods, and comparable prices to out of town shops. The piece encourages shoppers to investigate local options before traveling elsewhere.
Conservator’s First Account Notice in Willis Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts informs all interested parties in the Willis estate that Edgar Weeks, the conservator, has filed his first account for allowance. A citation to appear on December 9, 1913 is ordered, with service requirements stated and witnesses noted in the official record.
Petition for administration of Edwin F. Lawrence estate
A petition seeks letters of administration on the Edwin F. Lawrence estate in Concord Middlesex to John E. Lawrence without bond surety. Probate Court in Cambridge will hear Dec 18 1918 at 9 am to show cause why grant should not be issued. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Maurice McWalter, attorney.
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Edwin F. Lawrence
Concord
John E. Lawrence
Middlesex
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Probate Court Citations in Middlesex County
To the next of kin of Mary Welsh also Mary Walsh late Concord deceased petition seeks administration for John Welsh of Malden or suitable person You are cited to appear December 18 at nine o clock before Concord Probate Court to show cause if any you have Concord Enterprise publisher December 1 year one EB Rogers Register Edward F Loughlin Concord Junction Attorney for petitioner
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Guardian
Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary Welsh
Mary ‘Walsh
Concord
John Welsh
Malden
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Lanes
George A. Smith
John D. Smith
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord Junction
Probate Court to Audit George A Smith Estate
John D Smith administrator presents account of the estate of George A Smith late of Concord in Grafton County deceased. Probate Court in Cambridge to be held December 18 1913. Citation served by delivery publication and mail to interested parties. Concord Junction attorney.
Probate Court notices for Acton and Sudbury estates
Middlesex probate court cites devisees and heirs for Martha Lawrence estate administration with will annexed to be granted to Lizzie B Wallace or suitable person on December 22 1913. Public notices required in Acton Enterprise for three weeks. Also Connelly estate probate notice to heirs and interested parties in Sudbury invites Katherine F Connelly to seek letters of administration with will. Public notice by publication and mailing prior to court date.
Benson Executrix Appointed for Henry Haynes Benson
Notice announces that the subscriber is duly appointed executrix of the will of Henry Haynes Benson late of Concord Middlesex deceased. She requires all persons indebted to the estate to render their accounts and exhibit and prove their claim to RRIVT YB BENSON Executrix.
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Henry Haynes Benson
Concord
Mass
Middlesex
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