Petition for Administration of Bliss Estate Acton
Probate Court calls heirs and creditors to show cause why Grace H Bliss of Boston should not be granted letters of administration for Philip H Bliss, deceased, intestate. Hearing in Cambridge Middlesex on January 6, 1919 at 9 am. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise. Signed by Judge Charles J. McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip H. Bliss
Acton
Salt
Grace II Bliss
Boston
Suffolk
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Maynard Private Manning Wounded Twice in Action
Private John Manning of Company D 104th Infantry, a Maynard native, home on sick leave, returned to Camp Devens after multiple wounds and hospital stays in France. He praised the Red Cross for aiding troops, recalled front-line service from St Mihiel to the Meuse-Argonne drive, and described hospital care and reunion with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manning
Red Cross
John 3. Manning
104Th Inf
New York
Camp Devens
Manning
Maynard
France
Co. I
6Th Mass. Inf
Co.d
104Th
Westfield
England
United States
St. Mihiel
Edward Ledgard
Vichy
Joseph Beavis
Beavis
New York City
Brest
AgAlRs
Ile
William Feeley
South Acton
Middlesex Cigar Beats Holy Name In Tight League Finish
Middlesex Cigar defeated Holy Name 1340 to 1336 in a close league match at Maynard alleys Monday night. Billett led Middlesex with 120 in the singles and 313 in the three string total while Holy Name's Morgan top scored with 284.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Holy Name
Maynard
Billett
White
Minr
Farrell
Tucker
Pilot
Morgan
Tourville
Hilferty
Ds Smith
Peterson
Local War Casualties and Absences Noted Among West Acton Residents
West Acton residents are listed with military service details and injuries. J A Goding remained home with a back injury over the weekend. Gladys Fales of Melrose is ill. C D Cram reports his son Lowell and Jesse Briggs with the 55th Regiment Coast Artillery are due in New York. The long list includes numerous service members in U S and Allied units with assignments in France, Scotland, Camp Devens and Eustis, Vermont, and other locations. several entries note deaths in training at Burlington Vt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Goding
Gladys Fales
Melrose
C.D. Cram
55Th Regiment, Coast Artillery
Lowell
Jesse Briggs
New York
Arruda
Anthonee
AGP
U.S. Inf
Tho. Bernier
George
Sonat
Ardgay
Scotland
Furbush
Flint
10Th Co
Coast Art. Corps
Camp Eustis
Luther B
Camp Devens
Mass
Goodearl
Arthur W
France
George P
Hdggins
F. A
Litchfield
Philip B
Livermore
Waldo G
A. B. F.mlovelace
Zenas B
A. F
Masters
John A
Co. L
A. E
Smith
Eugene H
Ralph H
Aux. Remount
N. A
Camp Johnston
Steele
Burpee C
31St Co
20Th Engineers
KF. Steele
Clifton
18Th Co
Wilbur O
C. A C
Ft. Screvens
Swanson
Carl S
Burlington
Wetherbee
Daniel
Eustis
Samuel M
Artillery Park
Adelphi Male Quartet Headlines Lowell Concert Night
Mr and Mrs Fred McDonald of Lowell hosted relatives while the Adelphi Male Quartet of Boston performed a concert to a good audience. Miss Miriam Gow assisted with readings and the program featured a mix of songs and readings including Comrade in Arms A Little Joy Ride Mary of Argyle For Your Boy and My Boy The Americans Come Loyal Song We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall Lilac Time America and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphi
Boston
Miriam Gow
Adam
Miss Gow
Foster
Mr. Crawford
Kitchen
Kelly
Mr. Kells
Billings
Adelphi Quartet
Annual Baptist Society Supper Draws Smaller Crowd
The Baptist society held its annual supper on Thursday night with a smaller attendance than in former years. A fine spread of cold tongue escalloped potatoes rolls celery pies and coffee was served. Entertainment featured vocal solos by Mrs. Benjamin Derby reader Miss Dennison of Boston and pianist Miss Evelyn Knowlton. About 26 dollars was the profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Society
Benjamin Derby
Concord
Junction
Dennison
Boston
Evelyn Knowlton
Red Cross Returns Knitted Articles to West Acton
Knitted items collected for the West Acton Red Cross are returned after a two week period ending December 14. The collection included one sweater attributed to Miss Jessie Knowlton and one pair of socks credited to Edith Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
West Acton
Jessie Knowlton
Edith ‘Emerson
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Santa Claws
Maynard’s
A. T. Haynes & Co
Main St
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex &S
Probate
F. M. Esty
Maynard Marble Ad Granite Works
Maynard Upholstery CO
Waltham Watches
Albert Travis
Nason Street
Maynard, Mass
Miss Love
Main St., Concord
Wilson Lumber CO
Boxborough
Fred McDonald
Pauline Mead
Nancy Vose
W. J. Benere
Martina’ Benere
Fannie ‘Wetherbee
A. W. Davis
Geo. H. Reed
Salisbury
Geo. Mead
Olivier Mead
A. W. Weeks
Morrison
Hiram Gates
W. F. Stevens
Giet
A. N. Hodges
L. Anderson & Son
Garden OF Allah
Main
Wate
Riverside Co-operative Associati
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