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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
7
At the Guild of Boston Artists 162 ay afternoon Feb 6 and continuing Feb 18 Mrs So fer exhibits six portraits six still lifes and six interiors. The show demonstrates reserve and refined feeling with masterful execution though some question whether she will pursue more ambitious work beyond the Museum school traditions.
A snowy Concord morning features an elderly resident seeking dates, a humorous exchange with a shopkeeper, and a brisk sleigh ride through town. Two geranium filled windows on Mahr street symbolize local pride as residents ponder comfort versus cold.
Isaac Leach of Somerville and formerly South Acton dies aged about eight weeks. A G A R member, his service was held in Somerville by comrades, with the body then moved to Mt Hope Cemetery for interment on Thursday.
Francis A Stevens retires this year after 20 plus years as moderator of Stow meetings. He was chosen trustee of the Randell fund and had strong influence in Middlesex County politics as a leading Republican. John J Wetherbee elected to succeed him as moderator as town officers and committees are reapportioned.
The pastor extols the church as a civic pillar and moral force, urging attendance on Sunday with strong praise for philanthropic and reform work. An evening address by Mr Clea covers community topics, and a midweek service is noted along with a Youth Club discussion and upcoming program titled A Tent or a City.
A mixed local update notes births at Waltham with a daughter to Mé and Homer Green, church and civic gatherings including a K of C exemplification, Holy Name Society at St Bridget's, and a high school teacher's year end, plus weather and birthday party details.
Mrs Theodoric Jones, wife of Theodoric Jones, died Monday morning at her daughter Mrs Lyman Priest’s home in Concordat after years of poor health. Born in Sudbury, 70, she lived in Maynard 36 years and is survived by husband Theodoric and several daughters. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Rev Win Robbort officiating. burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
The 1901 to 1921 figures reveal a steady fall in horses from 227 to 185 in Maynard while cows rise from 236 to 168 and a 46 increase since 1916. Acreage grows from 3050 to 3875 and poll tax payers jump from 627 to 2129 as housing demand surges.
The Wagles describe newly renovated rooms in Hanhhall as the town's most spacious quarters. The Beeo Bowe hall is taken over by the local club with suites, camel card room, meeting spaces, banquet room, and conferences. Assabet Aerie FO 6 has 98 members and is the largest fraternal organization in town, with Social elue membership expected to grow. a Monday meeting covered the fair to be held at Colonial hall April 26 27 28.
A large Magna delegation attended the Biks Charity hall gathering in Hudson Monday night, supporting the charitable event and community causes.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs creditors and next of kin to show cause why administration should not be granted to Aaron J Fletcher of Acton. Hearing set March 9 1922 Cambridge Probate Court and public notice required in Acton Enterprise for three weeks. George F Lawton First Judge and P M Esty secretary attest to citation.
Leslie W. Simon and Ameder Demars named administrators of the estate of Carey in Middlesex County. Creditors must present claims. debtors should pay promptly. Dated March 2, 1922.
By order of HH. F. Smith Jr treasurer congrord Mass the Middlesex Institution for Savings gives public notice that Book No 7760 has been lost and that payment thereon is stopped dated February 4 122.
The Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge schedules hearings for the estates of Samuel A Christiel of Acton and Charles Gibbs of Acton. Public citations require appearance on specified March dates 1922 with notices via Acton Enterprise for three weeks and mail delivery to known heirs and interested parties.
In Concord Junction Massachusetts Probate Court calls heirs at law and interested parties to appear February 27 1922 at nine o clock in the forenoon to show cause why a purported last will and testament for Joseph Doe of Concord should not be admitted to probate and executed with name executor. citation to publish weekly for three weeks and mail or deliver to known heirs at least seven days before court. Witness George F Lawton February 6 1922. FP M Esty Register. Edward F Concord Junctions Mass Attorney for petitioner.
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