Petition for Administration Of Estate In Middlesex County
To heirs and all persons in interest a petition seeks admission of Julian Itcomb of Lunenburg Worcester as administrator of the estate of the deceased bond not required a citation to appear December 26 1930 at ten o clock in the forenoon in Cambridge to show cause why the petition should not be granted publication to follow weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise official notice from Judge John C. Legere First Judge of the Court Loring P Ordans Registrar December 19 24 1930
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian A. Itcomb
Lunenburg
Worcester
Obate
Middlesex
Acton
Couwnthe
Ness
John C. Leg
Cour
Loring P
ORDAN
Pontas
Cambridge
Sudbury Enterprise
Jon C. Leggat
Esquire
Jordan
Register
Mortgagee's Sale of Maynard Property in Foreclosure
Public auction set for January 10 1931 at 8 p m to sell land in Maynard described in mortgage deed dated 1927. Property includes parcel with buildings, planed lot eight on Grandell survey, Westerly boundary and access road, containing 1075 square feet more or less. sale subject to unpaid taxes and terms announced at sale by Juuso Pissita administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io. Juuso
Rissila
Lesex South
Maynard
K P Grandell
Horace —F. Ie
Middlesex
Norty
Notice of viewing premises in Boxboro Massachusetts
Middlesex County Commissioners order notice for viewing of petitioned premises in Boxboro. Sheriff to serve Clerk of Boxboro with petition and order thirty days before view and publish in Acton Enterprise for three weeks. Public posting in two places fourteen days before the view. Return due at hearing. December 23, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlesex
Lowell
Cambridge
Commissioners’ Office
Court House
Boxboro
Acton Enterprise
Marlboro
Probate Notice in Middlesex Court for Bent Estate
The Probate Court of Middlesex calls for a inquiry into the estate of Francis B. Bent late of Sudbury. A probate hearing is set for January 2, 1931 at 10 a.m. in Cambridge to show cause why the will should not be admitted and letters testamentary issued. Notice must be published in Sudbury Enterprise and sent to all known heirs at least fourteen days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
B. Bent Late
Sudbury
Comnty
Pageant at Wayside Inn showcases Sudbury-Pupile talents
The Wayside Inn ball room hosted a Trade School display featuring acting, drama and music directed by Donald Campbell and Roger Bristol. Miss Josephine Monahan played organ, Miss Anna Dickerson conducted music, and a 30-voice choir performed as students in period costumes. A Christmas program by Mary Lamb and Ford grammar students followed with plans for further shows and caroling by local groups. Refreshments and townwide chimes were noted aids to the festive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Henr Ord
Wayside Inn
Donald Campbell
Roger P. ‘Bristol
Josephine Monahan
Anna Dickerson Cere
Cere
George Johnson
Hagen
Joseph Owiedowski
Geo. Hil Louis Se
Michael Beleski
Michael Iski
Robert Cleveland
Willan Bridges
Bart Stoddard
Nicholas Grovinetti
Miary Lamb
Miary Lamb” School
Eee
Ford Grammar School
Feachéra
Christmas Party Highlights at Warner Hall
Annurs Mac Cranze Patrons of Husbandry held its annual Christmas party in Warner hall Monday evening amid great merriment. Mrs Paul H Barnes and Mrs George I Gardner were the prize winners. Mr EB Hannon of 38 Central entertained her bridge club Saturday evening. The house was decorated in the spirit of the season and there were gifts on the Christmas tree for each member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Barnes
George I. Gardner
Annurs Mac .Cranze
Husbandry
Warner Hall
EB. Hannon
Central
Bridge Club
Serson
Ladies Union allocates funds for church debt and upkeep
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union church voted 400 to reduce the parsonage debt. They also paid 450 for painting the church and contributed over 100 to cover running expenses of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union
West Concord Union
Christmas Eve Service and Tree Event at West Concord Union Church
The West Concord Union Church announces a church school Christmas entertainment on Christmas Eve Wednesday December 24 at seven o clock. Decorations by the Senior Society of Christian Endeavor and Mrs William A Roddays class will supervise the decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred W. Stone
Rif
Pratt
John Horrocks
Percy McWilliams
Percy. Blodgett
Christmas Endeavor Society
Intermediate Society
UNION
Church
School of the West Concord Union Church
Society of Christian Endeavor
William A. Rodday
Maynard Trust Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders are called to the eighteenth annual meeting on January 6 at the specified location to elect a President Vice President Clerk and up to eighteen directors. The by laws count the President Vice President and Clerk as elected, forming part of the board of twenty one. Also to elect three Examining Committee members and transact other proper business. Hartwell W. Flood, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Trust Company
Eva Cueas
Glock
Hartwell W. Flood
Notice of Administration and Bond Acknowledgment
Public notice states Madeline P. Piegg is deceased with no will and that Maynard Mase named as administrator. Bond posted as required by law and December 8 1920 date appears. addressing is incomplete but references the court and administration duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Addreaa
Maynerd
Preaknia P. Piegg
Adm
West Concord church announces yearly program
Rev Alfred Wheeler Stone will lead services with a children sermon at morning worship 12 m. The church school at 12 m. Senior Society of Christian Endeavor at 6 p. m. Evening service at 7 p. m. Four youths from the Older Gays State Conference will give meters reports. Boy Scouts events and church activities run through January with choir rehearsal and midweek services. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Mass
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Junior Society of Christian Endeavor
Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor
Christmas Service at West Concord Union Church Inspires Congregation
The West Concord Union Church held Christmas services featuring Miss Gertrude Rideout on organ and a vested choir with Mildred Stone and Carolyn Kingman. An offering was taken after Cantique de Noel, Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone preached to children, and the evening Christmas Carrol Service drew large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonera
West Concord Union Church
Gertrude
Carolyn Kingman
Bethlehem
Tie Poviiide
Temmens
Christian -Endeavor Society
Grange Whist Sets Ended In Social Evening
Last Monday night the Grange held half of its final whist party of the set with Mr and Mrs Harold Woodward in charge. Prizes went to Lotie Peterson Maybelle Williams Herbert Clark and Glen ae for woke cmrded highest ed a iy ei. Mary Kelley won Thies pot pointe and a tapestry bag. Howard Davis claimed 565 for the men and an end table. John English scored 448 and received a blue suede double pack of cards. A New Year began with plans for more parties as interest remained high. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelley
Howard Davis
John Englis
Tvith
Sudbury Christmas events and school closure noted
Local churches will add music to town hall Christmas services while Sudbury schools close for Christmas vacation from December 23 and reopen in January. The Streets Superintendent quickly mobilized crews for the hazardous Saturday morning roads. A Morocco visit to Maynard Theatre drew a delegation, with planes waved from Hill to greet fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Bedford Dance Night and Local Updates Report
Last Wednesday in Town Hall the Grange hosted a successful dance with Cushing’s Orchestra. Nor ma Puffer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Irvin Puffer, is slowly recovering from illness. Walter Hogarth recently operated on for appendicitis at Waltham Hospital and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Wilfred St Coeur plan to winter in Interlaken Flat while Mr and Mrs Edward Temple return to Bedford after two years in Belmont. William Geary of Lowell lost control near the railroad tracks as his Chrysler rolled. all six men escaped unharmed though the car was damaged. A small fire on New South Road was started by two boys. no damage. Bedford Springs opened hockey with a 5 to 2 win over Lexington junior high. Roby scored 4, Forgstedt 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clause
Cu. Comer
Carole
Thompson
Santa
Mr. Springer
Claus
Frank Kelley Stilhman
Whittaker
A. Palmer
M. McGann
Harold Wellington
W. J. Beecy
Boy Scoute
William Geary
Lowell
Lexington
Bedford. Springs
Bedford
Roby
Forgstedt
Legionnaires Cheer bedridden Comrade Lemos at North Road
A party of Legionnaires visited Joseph Lemos of North Road on Thursday evening to cheer him during his Christina season. Lemos has been bedbound for five years due to illness from military service. The gathering included Commander Gunnar Hemmingson, Past Commander Martin McMahon, Athert Biegabroodspot, Frank Crouier, Murray Charle Brock, and Harold Wilson. They recited, sang, played pool, and shared refreshments. Plans were made for another visit soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lemos
North Road
Lemos
Gunnar Hemmingson
Martin M
Athert
Biegabroodspot
Frank Crouier
Murray
Charle’ ‘Brock
Haro d Wilson
Joe
Beys
The Open Mind and a Call to Action
M A Vance argues the modern age requires an Open Mind that balances inquiry with decisive action. He warns against indecision born of incomplete evidence and urges living by proven ideals while remaining open to new insights from God. He cites Christ’s guidance to Peter: Follow me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipr
Peter
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Medford
Mystic
Mmonwealth of
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Dlesex
Probate Court
Haldew Ag
Ideas Association
Unition Ave
Framingham
Middlesex County Commissioners
South Acton
Liberty Square Road
Acton Line
Albert Sadler
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex, Is
Frederic L. Putnam
William H. Stiles
Probate
A. Claus
Thomas Éischey
Aas
Iiss Fiizabeth
Pickard
Grandpe
Billy Coolidge
Mary Ims
Ruth Pledgett
Paul Wei
Stermen Thurston
Ruth Fish
Robert Trarvest
Pater. McKay
Grandpa
Eisnes
Christmas
South
Goulding
Antique Shop
Gately Motor Co
Union Church
M. B. Warren
Fred
Lexiusion Geen Ten Te
Civic Club
Morocco
Wyman Rogers
Bud” Payne
Lreyeys
Miss Poe O'Brien
Stavil
Pleasur
Wits
Ce Bowry
John C ‘Hall
Hudson
M Halloran
Tas Society
Antina Leranis
M- Halloran
Candy Hill
Grange
Cushing
Norma Puffer
Irvin Puffer
South Woods
Walter Hogarth
Old Billerica Road
Waltham Hospital
Wilfred St Coeur
Flétcher Road
Interlaken
Edward Temple
Springs Road
Belmont
New South Road
Legion Boys Entertain
M. A. Vance
J. A. MacPherson
Glenwood
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