Maynard Man Rescued After Car Trapping Incident
Roy Stoddard a Concord carpenter was pinned under his touring car in mud after a wheel ran over him during a failed start. Eddie Kelley and Deputy John Connors freed him with levers as rain fell. He sustained chest soreness but no fractures and was taken home. He leaves two sons George and Walter and a daughter Mrs Baron of Maynard. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stoddard
Concord
Stoddard
United Cooperative Society Coal Yards
Summer Street
Mr. Stoddard
Eddie Kelley
John Connors
George of
Maynard
Walter
Greenfield
Wm Baron
Glenwood Cemetery
President Coolidge Radio Address Draws Local Praise
Hundreds of local radio fans listened to President Coolidge speak and praised his radio voice. Reporters noted the address reached more people than any prior leader and highlighted radio as a promising tool for government and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Coolidge
Washington
Christmas Cantata Promises Joyful Evening Service
The church continues a series of preparatory sermons with the theme Good tidings of great joy. Last Sunday’s sermon echoed the season and the second in the series set the tone for Christmas spirit. In the evening at seven o'clock the Christmas Cantata will be rendered.
Thompson Blood or the White Encircinment tour schedule
The Bureau left Monday for New York State and New Jersey to entertain in several cities and towns. Mr and Mrs Woodworth attended the funeral of John W. Munro of Moody street Waltham. Services were held at Loiste Lome and burial followed in the Lexington family lot. Miss Avis Fowler left Fany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
New York State
New Jersey
R . Woodworth
Wind Eedh
John W. Munro
Moody Street
Waltham
Sernoon
Loiste Lome
Lexington
Avis Fowler
Fany
Funeral Services for Mrs Thomas Siswick
Funeral services for Mrs Thomas Siswick of Oak Street were held Friday afternoon at her home officiated by Rev Arthur B Papineau rector of St George's church. An abundance of floral tributes testified to the respect of neighbors and friends. Mrs Siswick was born in England and had long been a resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Siswick
Oak Street
Arthur B. Papineau
St. George's Church
Siswick
England
St. George's Rater
Frank Seckers
St. George’s Church
Mi Va Jamieson
Middlesex County Commissioners Hear Petition on Road Relocation
In Acton and surrounding towns, residents petition for relocation and repair of a Northeastern Boxboro to Maynard road route, including connections to School Street West Acton and the Fitchburg Division railroad area, with notices and hearings requested. The plea lists towns Littleton Boxboro Acton Maynard and seeks a new highway laid out to meet public convenience and necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Massachusetts
Middlesex County Commissioners
Littleton
Boxboro
Maynard
Said
Littleton Road
Perkins and Leavitt
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
School Street
West Acton
Kinsley Road
South Acton
Sydney Richardson
Lowell Road
Fitchburg Division
Marlboro Branch
Street
Brown Street
Aeton Street
A. Durkee
Paul Fillebrown
Florida Visit Scheduled Through Christmas
A person will stay in Florida through Christmas visiting friends in Tampa and St. Petersburg, extending a warm stay with local social engagements.
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Florida
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Grange Plans Bundle Whist At I O O F Hall
Annursmac Grange members hold a bundle whist after a Friday business meeting in I O O F Hall. Everyone brings a prize and all receive one with the highest scorers given first choice. Meeting at 7 30 p m to start near eight. A discussion on moving meeting night from Friday to Monday may be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annursmac Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
Annual Tea Party Draws Record Crowd at St George’s
The St George's church annual tea party at Masonic hall drew over 600 attendees, with a strong turnout and ample home cooked dishes. Supper was served from 5 to the late evening, reflecting growing popularity of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George’s Church
Masonic Hall
Mortgagee's Sale of Acton Property in 1923 Auction
Mortgagee American Trust Company by virtue of power of sale under a 1909 mortgage to Edith L Dana. Lands in Acton Middlesex County as part of a 313 acre parcel along the State Road, with a 650 foot frontage and railroad bounds, unpaid principal $650. Sale to occur December 29 1923 at 3 PM. cash $200 at purchase. additional terms to be announced by attorney W E Rollins Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgagee
Albion JL. Millan
Anna E Millan
American First Company
Middlesex South District
Publc
Acton
Luther Conant
New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad Company
Railroad Co
Said Conant
American Trust Company
WELDA
Rollins National Shawmut Bank Bidg
Boston
Probate Court Citation in Edward Derby Will Case
The Middlesex Probate Court cites Annie H Derby Benjamin Derby Benjamin Edward Derby Charles Derby Henry Derby Harvey Derby Ida Derby Lulu Derby Edward Derby Fred Derby Martha Smith and others to show cause why the will of Edward Derby of Concord should be construed. Hearing in Cambridge is set for December 24 1923 with service by publication and delivery of copies.
Probate notice in Acton estate case 1923
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court to heirs and all interested in the estate of Pred F Lunt late of Acton deceased. A Will has been presented to the court by Old Colony Trust Company for letters testamentary without bond. Appearance required December 14 1922 at 10 am at Cambridge Probate Court. Publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks and notice by mail seven days prior. Witness George F Lawton First Judge. Register M Esty.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lowell
Cambridge
Court House
East Cambridge
Littleton
Boxboro
Acton
Maynard
Acton Enterprises
Maynard Enterprise
Ralph N. Smith
Paul Fillebrown
Commonwealth of Massachusets Middlesex
Old Colony Trust Company
Acton Enterprise
Lest
Saint Court
Maising
George F. Lawton
M. ESTY_ Register NZS &12
Notice of administrator appointment for Caroline Lynch
The subscriber has been appointed administrator of the estate of Caroline Lynch late of Maynard in Middlesex County deceased intestate. Bond has been given as required. Creditors must display their claims and all debts owed must be paid at Creat Road Maynard Nass. George F. Lynch administrator. November 1923. November 21 to December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange Tate
Caroline Lynch
Maynard
Middlesex
Creat Road
Nass
George F. Lynch
Board of Selects
Ton
Beard
Notice to property owners to destroy gypsy and brown tail moths
Town officials order property owners to destroy gypsy and brown tail moth eggs caterpillars and nests by December 1 1923 under Chapter 132 General Laws. If not removed the town may act at owner cost and place a lien on land. Officials urge cooperation on highways and advise reporting neighboring neglect. Local and state foresters provide methods and supervision details. Signed by selectmen Murray Brown Alfred W Davis Harry B Morse Chess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neill
State Forester
State House
Boston
Maas
Murray Brown
Alfred W.davis
Harry B. Morse
Brockton Entertained by Alist and John Lambert
Alist sang several selections as John Lambert hosted Brockton with songs stories and dancing. The performers captivated a local audience with a lively variety show featuring music and storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alist
John Lambert
Brockton
Surprise Sixteenth Birthday Party For Miss Helen Wilcox
Miss Helen Wilcox enjoyed a surprise party at her home on Monday evening after returning from a scout meeting. Her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Wilcox hosted the gathering where friends presented a handsome gift and shared an evening of merriment she would long remember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilcox
Charles Wilcox
Possesson
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United Effort
Ers
American Woolén. Company
Exide Battery Service
Lawrence W. Jones
Tel
Messenger Service
F.S. Fearns
Main St
Union Congregational
Concord Jct
Jersey
ICE Crean
Jeremy
Leos
Middlesex Institution For Savings
H. W. Hosmer
Asst Treas
Mass
W. A. Haynes Co., Inc
Acton and
Nason Sts
Maynard Tel
Annie H. Derby
Benjamin Derby
Benjamin Edward Derby
Charles Derby
Henry Derby
Harvey Derby
Ida Derby
Frank Derby
Newton
Helen Converse
Walter Derby
Woburn
Richard Derby
Winchester
Lulu, Derby
Weymouth
Norfolk
Edward Derby
Kennebunk
Maine
Fred Derby
Saybrook
Connecticut
Martha Smith
New York
Sarah W. Derby
Office of the Board of Secon Mass
Office OF Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Acton Motor Sales Co
George F. O'Brien
Francis P. Fee
Central Street
Alfred W. Davis
Harry B. Morse Fire Department Co
Cram
Waldo Plapham
Concord Junction
South Sudbury
Goulding’s
Sudbury
Herbert A. Gray
So. Acton
Chester L. Blakely
Harvard
Hancock St
Mystic
Joseph
Luigi di Cicco
Davis Court
C. Freeman
Nashoba
Chas. G. Clapp Co
Washington St
Albertine R. Sweetchet
Main &T
Marie A. Hagerty
Conservatory Normal School
Concord Sudbury Rd
Alden H. Russell
Hubbard St
Poole & Iseabury
Water St
CIA Athae
Maynard, Mage
Frank Binks
Falwin Carlton S@e
David Gy Sharpe
John Hendrickson
Nason St
R Tel
Commonwealth, Ave
J Mess
Tel. A
Herbert W
Undertaker
Tel. Conn
Concord St
Irma Mayen
Arthur
Main Street
Baldwins
A. R. Jenks
West Acton, Mass
E. N. Montague West Acton
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