Notices on Wood Prices and Estate Administration
Edward B. Caiger named as agent for Lizzie E Knowlton estate as Vera Baker administrator. Creditors and all persons indebted to the estate must present claims and debts to Caiger in Boston, Massachusetts. The notice includes wood prices listed as wood prices per cord and trim for sale in Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardwood
Steve Lengthe
Ace Wood
Edward Anderon
Acton
North Acton
Ted Ad. x
Lizzie Etta Knowlton
Bond
Edward B Caiger
Criber
Edward B. Caiger
Phill
Boston
Mass
Vera’ K. Bakér
Adm
Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs over James Clare estate
In Massachusetts Probate Court the heirs at law and interested parties are cited to appear on February 18, 1927, at ten in the forenoon to show why letters testamentary should not be granted to Eldora V. Clare, executrix named in the will. A notice is published for three consecutive weeks in the Adom Enterprise, with post paid service to known heirs. The citation is issued January 4, 1927, by Judge King P. Jordan, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Clare
Eldera
Clare
Dge
Mid
Fry
Adom
Public Auction of Concord real estate in Middlesex County
A public sale of a parcel on Pine Street Concord Middlesex County is scheduled for January 8 1927 at 2 PM to satisfy a writ of execution. The property lies along the Assabet River and includes about 5 1 2 acres more or less with boundaries drawn by Conant Derby and land formerly theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
A.D
Cochituate Framingham
Fred Nt
Concord
Jevy
Mintowit
Pine Street
Middle Commonwealth
Ieee
Conant
Derby
Gala Concord
M. Conant
Public Auction of Acton Real Estate Seized in Middlesex County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a decree in Middlesex to sell at public auction a parcel of land with buildings in Acton. The sale is to occur March 12, 1927, at 1 PM at the sheriff's office on Cochituate Road. The 1/2 acre property lies in the eastern part of Acton, bounded by Robbins land, Isaac W. Flagg land, and the Concord–Groton road, with specified metes and bounds. Freeman W. Robbins of Acton is named in the levy and sale order following a 1926 execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frattingham
A. D
Sherif Roole
Middlesex
Freeman W. Robbina
Acton
Levy
Cochituate Road
Framing
Massachusetts
Concord
Groton
J. Robbins
Lost 800K Payment Stopped Promissory Record
Fragmentary OCR notes show a jumbled financial entry about a missing 800000 payment, with mentions of H. W. Hosmer assistant treasurer, a January and February 1927 date, and references to a savings institution and treasury. The legible details indicate a halted payment and journal-like accounting entries.
Conservation Week Broadcasts Highlight Regional Talks
A Boston schedule for Conservation Week runs January 29 to February 5 with daily talks at 7 PM by officials from the State Conservation Department and Division of Fisheries and Game. Speakers include W. A. L. Keeley and W. C. Adams, plus Jack Miner of Canada addressing migratory birds and sanctuaries. Afternoon broadcasts on WBZ and WBZ radio feature themes from The Spoon's Code to wildlife anecdotes, in conjunction with the Sportsmen's Show at Mechanics Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Fish and Game’ Protective Association
Mechanics Building
Thornton W Burgess
WBZ
William A. Leal
Canada
Burt
Dorothy D Smith
Harry Allen
New Brunswick
Edgar J. Leland
Canadian Club of
Boston
Vermont
Charles. Marehand
Maine
Jack Miner
Evangel of
Canadian Woods
R. Y. Lynch
Hudson Lake Boon Lodge Fire Destroys Alhambra and Damages Hurley Cottage
A severe morning fire at Lake Boon devastated the Lake Boon Lodge and the Alhambra Cottage, with the Marlboro Thomas P Hurley cottage heavily damaged. Fire Chief Mitchell led a three hour battle with sparse interior access, conservatively placed total losses around 500 dollars for surrounding structures, while the Alhambra Cottage and Hurley residence suffered extensive fire and smoke damage. Firefighters and volunteers contained the blaze as sparks threatened nearby unoccupied cottages. cause remains undetermined due to no occupants nearby when the fire started near 6 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Lake Boon
Alhambra
Thomas P. Hurley
Marlboro
Hudson Fire Department
Mitchell
Stifl
Herbert Kline
Thomas P Hurley
Foreclosure Sale on Concord 20 Acre Mortgage Property
Mortgagees plan public auction of the real estate in Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts to satisfy breach of condition on a 1923 mortgage. The 20 acre easterly parcel with buildings fronts Lexington Road and is bound by Isaac W Hurd land and William Rice land. Sale set for February 14 1927 at 4 PM with $1000 deposit. Tax tithe municipal assessments apply. George Williams and Mary A Williams hold the mortgage with Santo Rinaldo as owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santo Rinaldo
Singleman
Cambridge
Middlesex County
Massachusetts
George Williams
Mary A. Williams
Concord
Middlesex ‘County
Middlesex South
Lexington Road
Isaac W. Hurd
William Rice
Earlg ‘Hatch
George WI
Donors Named For Wilson Prize Contests
New York January 31 donors to the $40 000 Woodrow Wilson prize are listed by Jan H Davis Cyrus u George IW Miss Caroline Ruutz Rees and Mrs Charles L Tiffany The foundation explains the contest will let the public read Wilson’s writings directly and hopes to promote study of his words now accessible for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow
Wilsop
Jan
Mr. Wilson
Chan Nes
Contests and Book Editions Promoted to Young Readers
Mr. Root details a 350000 donation to fund a contest aimed at drawing attention of youth to Woodrow Wilson's ideals. Two editions of Wilson papers are offered by publishers Dunlap and Harpingther with varying price points and content, encouraging widespread reading and liberal education in American history and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Harpingther
Dunlap
Baeth Sun
Davis
Ommeres
Temarci
Atilighiog
Badichoeras
Scarlet fever closes two local institutions in Sudbury and Waltham
Mrs Chinn and Mrs Gardner's mother visited in Waltham last week. The schools and library closed for scarlet fever and will reopen. No new cases were reported and all ill are recovering. Community devotion pictures at the town hall Wednesday were sparsely attended due to cold weather.
Last Day at School Grange Meeting Feb 8
The Grange plans an evening meeting titled The Last Day at School. Attendees are asked to wear costumes and bring their own lunch for an entertainment event, with a good attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Tuyen
Sudbury Moves to Wal as Gardner Remains with Edison
A local notice indicates Sudbury residents relocate to Wal while Mr. Gardner stays with Edison Electric Co. The change involves associated utility and housing arrangements, with details still in flux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Wal
Gardner
Edison Electric Co
Supper and Entertainment at Local Church Event
A church supper held Friday January 28 featured a large turnout and was organized by Royal Haynes as chairman with Henry Horton Parl in George Haynes Benjamin Wilson and Mr Perkins among others. An entertainment followed with community singing vocal solos by Miss Sylpha Ames and xylophone by Benedict. Edithyr Larabee gave recitations and accordion numbers were performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Wells
Royal Haynes
Henry Horton
Parlin
George Haynes
Benjamin Wilson
Mr. Perkins
Sylpha Ames
Harvey Fairbanks
Benedict
Super Inttof
Edithyr Larabee
Haines
Durel
Maynard resident struck by hit and run car
Foniery Maynard, 2 Tony Mastrell, 3 Pine Street, was hit by an automobile on Great Ipad around 8 30 Sunday night and taken to Mass General Hospital with a broken leg. The driver fled, and identification may be difficult. Dr Mortimer H Paine rendered first aid and assisted transport to Emerron Hospital before Mass General.
Wit Read Te nder on ae te sialise, stay with
A brief unreadable fragment from a newspaper page mentions ongoing negotiations or a trial process. The readable portion hints at a formal action or decision making but lacks clear names, dates, or places to identify specific entities.
Trinity church and local groups host Saturday street sale
Clerks and volunteers including Miss Stellar Briggs and Mrs Henry Brown organize a street food sale Saturday afternoon in Elm Street area. Edgar Goulet and Celina Owen oversee arrangements with R Grenon of 184 West Main Street coordinating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B
Trinity Church
Edgar Goulet
Picks Pussy Willow Missionary Guild Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Guild of New Hampshire and the Ladies Aid Society of the Holy Miles Conins Hastings Street plan a joint meeting. Members discussed fellowship activities and community outreach projects for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pussy Willow
Woman's Missionary Guild
New Hampshire
Ladies Aid Society of the Holy
Miles
Hastings Street
Alterations at Morse & Bigelow Store Noted
A fragmentary report notes ongoing alterations at the Morse & Bigelow store with Mr. Honorius Rougeau handling carpenter work while a Pussy Willow TM item was found in New Hampshire and tied to exile for PF. F. Brigham’s lufid cart is mentioned in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Morse & Bigelow
Honorius Rougeau
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Ces
Mase
China
John C. Leggat
King P. Jordan
Sheriff's’ Sale
Hex
William H. Walsh
Samuel Hos
Henry F. Sart
Iavestanedi Samuel Eee
Charles H. Horace
Tuttle
Commonwealth: of
Pieris
H. W. Hosmer
Treap Paan
ST Book Cellegenr
Josor Institution
Savineschp If
Sb-Hoamer Akast
Treas
Ation IK
I & Main St
Mary A. Ae Pavadt BR Rm Gale
the Department of Roads and the Concord
Aleo
Uip
Town Yard
Everett’ Street
Orbige ‘of Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Uth Aeten Improvement Associaton Associates
South Ac
Maynard
Etmen
Board of
Anacten
Ee Ee
Boars
Oe ’. Binks
Eset
Soni Eto
Alden H
Russell
Conmahitan
Second Street
County of Midé Piscon
Prichard
Hodges
Raat
New York
Wits Bass
Kaen Farmi
Rainis
Alon
Rowley
THE
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Boston Sales Dept
State Street
Boston, Mass
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