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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1915

Page

7

County Court News shows Acton and Concord probate filings

Acton residents Margaret Rouillard named administratrix of sister Mary M. Wayne estate with bond 12600. Several Concord and Bedford probate matters include wills for Ellen M. Cadwell Moses E Rowe and George D Hubbard with executors named, heirs listed, and returns set in East Cambridge and Concord. Maynard Alfred Latchecary seeks administration of Almira Puffer estate Sudbury. other entries note guardianship and civil attachments in Bedford Winchester and Danvers.

Acton Datora Concord Maynard Margaret Rouillard Mary M. Wayne Geo. F. Lawton Regis Ellen M. Cadwell George F. Lawton Elmer BE. Shattuck Moses E. Rowe Bedford A. Elmer Blake Fannie Bellé Blake George D. Hubbard Elmina D. Hubbard Francis Hosmer Mary Augusta Hosmer Mary A. Hosmer Samuel F. Hosmer Nantucket Cyrus Hosmer Wake Ield Parker F. Hayden Medford Gladys F&f. Hayden Esther F. Hayden East Cambridge Henry Brown Bedford Coal & Grain Co Attys Goodwin Proctor & Ballentine State St Boston Alice A. Sprowson Benjamin W. Sprowson Fred Sprowson Leslie P. Sprowson Charles J. McIntire

WEST ACTON NOTES PROMINENT VISITORS AND HOLIDAY HOMES

Louis Leveroin of Boston with a visitor in town Sunday. Miss Ruth Harrington spends a two week Christmas recess at her home in Lunenburg. Spofford Robbins of North Acton, one of Acton's oldest citizens, stays a few weeks at the home of his nieces, the Misses Harris.

Louis Leveroiin Boston Ruth Harrington Lunenburg Spofford Robbins North Acton Acton Harris

Death of Mrs Caroline Hosmer of Lancaster

Mrs Caroline Hosmer aged 78 died after a several months illness. The body was taken to her sister Mrs Sarah Hutchins home for funeral rites conducted by Rev Luther G Morris. Burial followed at Mount Hope cemetery. She was the widow of Henry Hosmer and survived by two of thirteen children, Mrs Frances Whitcomb and Mrs Sarah Hutchins.

Caroline Hosmer Lancaster Hosmer Sarah Hutchins Luther G. Morris Mount Hope Cemetery Henry Hosmer Frances Whitcomb

News from Aldershot Soldier Delays Front Call

Mr and Mrs Thomas Newsham received a letter Saturday from their son William from Aldershot England. He has not been called to the front yet but has been ill in hospital for four weeks. The parents had not heard from him for over eight weeks and were anxious for some word. They are glad he is alive and ready to go to the front when well.

Thomas Newsham William Aldershot Eng

Santa Claus at Miss Prim's Christmas Cantata Repeats

At the Baptist church on Friday evening Christmas Eve the cantata Santa Claus at Miss Prim's will be repeated by special request. The fine program features well acted by the young people. The usual tree will be held for the children and a large gathering is expected to make the evening memorable.

the Baptist Church Santa Claus Miss Prim’s

Women’s Relief Corps chooses new president for another year

At the Monday meeting Mrs. George Newton declined to serve as president after recently being elected. Miss Fanny Wetherbee, who has led for three years, was unanimously elected and accepted the position for another year.

Women’s Relief Corps George Newton Fanny Wetherbee

Oyster stew supper after Acton I O O F meeting

After the Acton lodge I O O F meeting Monday night members and visiting brothers from Concord and Maynard lodges enjoyed an oyster stew supper. The election of officers is scheduled for next Monday night.

Winona Rebekah Lodge Rebekah N. G Evangeline Hall V. G Mary Lawrence H. H. Gardner Nancy Chaffin Treas Minnie Decoster Marion Folsom Maynard Concord Charlestown Watertown Somerville Acton Lodge

Acton Lodge III Degree Conferral and Officer Nominations

Acton lodge I. C. C. F. No. 203 conferred the third degree on three candidates Monday evening. Officers were nominated at the gathering.

Acton Lodge

Concord firm W. T. Farrar & Co. contract filed

Joseph Dee of Concord doing business as W. T. Farrar & Co. has entered into a contract. Papers were filed by attorney Maurice McWalter of Concord as part of the filing.

Joseph Dee Concord W. T. Farrar & Co Atty Maurice McWalter

Determining Coal Value by X Ray Method

The relative values of different coal types are set by an X ray technique devised by French scientists. This method assigns value based on material properties revealed by the rays.

Miss Hinckley Visits Hyannis For Short Stay

Mrs Hinckley of South Acton visits Hyannis for a few weeks with her parents. A social dance is scheduled in Exchange Hall on Friday January 7.

Miss Hinckley Hyannis Exchange Hall

Fall on Ice Slows A Mérriam’s Day

Friday when the ground was ice A Mérriam slipped and fell striking his back. He suffered bruises from chest to back and needed several days of rest. He has since recovered enough to be up and about.

A. Mérriam

Children celebrate Christmas with classroom tree festivity

School children in multiple grades held Christmas trees and exchanged presents. The 5th and 6th grades met with Miss Stowell at her home for tree festivities, while younger pupils enjoyed tree activities in class.

Chas Tree Exercises and Sunday Services Announced

The Chas tree exercises will be held Friday night in the vestry at 7.30 with children’s program and a stereopticon lecture. Preaching Sunday morning at 10.30 and evening at 7, with Sunday school at noon. C. EB. meeting at 6 p.m. Sunday.

Entertaining Night Planned by Church Ladies Circle

The Ladies Social Circle will present a first class program by Miss Marion Stark at Congregational church on Thursday January 13. Stark is an entertainer of rare ability and will deliver a varied program for attendees.

Marion Stark

Christmas week notes from town and region

Mrs Everett Sanborn remains in residence since the weekend. Christmas exercises were held at public schools Friday. Albert Grimes visits his grandfather Moses Thompson in Stow. Talks of extending water pipes. St Elizabeth church to hold Christmas morning services. Mr and Mrs Sylvester visit from their daughter a teacher in New York schools. A heavy storm last week damaged houses and telephone poles. Jennie Durkee a Chowan College elocution teacher returns home for holidays. Mrs Lottie Reignier of Concord Junction visits sister Mrs F G Williams. Mrs L G Morris and daughter visited Milford residents several days.

Everett Sanborn Albert Grimes Moses Thompson Stow St. Elizabeth Church Sylvester New York Jennie Durkee Chowan College For Girls Murfreesboro N. C Lottie Reignier Concord Junction F. G. Williams L. G. Morris Milford N. H

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Children’s Toys Dennison Ectric Irons MS. Davis Nason St John E. Kelley Fritz Anderson Wood Sq Hudson County Court News Winfred D. Hubbard Shokan N. Y Walter P. Hubbard Longmeadow Mass Frank S. Hubbard Florence P. Hubbard Stanley D. Fobes Winchester Motor Boat Motors Carlisle Bridge Concord River A. Sorenson West Acton Ella Burroughs W. H. Teete F. A Phalen Acton Centre George H. Reed South Acton Congregational Church Reformatory Corncord Junction George G. Russell Real Estate and Insurance Cincard, Mars Main St S. Towne Osteopath Tel Monument Square Benjamin C. Brown Main Street Maynard, Mass Grower Shoe E. C. Skuffers H. J. Hansen Walden Street P.O Middlesex Middlesex Laundry Parker Street John W. Raymond Hubbard Street Concord, Mass Thorpe’s Shoe Store Austin MacRae
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