Administratrix Appointment for Lizzie E Knowlton Estate
Edward B Caiger appointed as agent and administrator for the estate of Lizzie E Knowlton of Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts. Creditors are asked to present claims and debtors to pay debts to the subscriber at his listed address. The notice appears in the Acton area dated the 21st with signatures from Baker and Caiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Etta’ Knowlton
Acton
County of
Middle
Edward B Caiger
Lawers
Reed
Ress Co
Edward B. Caiger
Inhill
Boston
Mass
21St
Ostavus A
Wien Late of ' Acton
Middlesex
Coll
Probate Court cites William Kelley estate for first account
The Middlesex Probate Court orders all interested in William Kelley late of Bridgein to appear on March 3 1927 to show cause why the executor L Haskell White should not have the first account approved. Notices will be published and sent to known parties over three weeks.
To Let West Acton Suite 2 Six Rooms Modern House
West Acton listing for a new six room suite in a modern house at 9 Hillside Street Suite 2, three minutes from amenities. Offers special low lease price. contact Mr Littlefield at 16 Circuit Street West Medford or call American 2039.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Hillside Street
Mr. Littlefield
Circuit St
West Medford
Maynard Selectmen Hold Regular Meeting Notices
The Town of Maynard Board of Selectmen announces its regular meeting on Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in Creighton's Block rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time or to the Secretary. Prank S. Binks chairs, John King secretary, Edwin Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Acton Annual Town Meeting and Related Sessions
Town calendar lists events in Acton including Annual Town Meeting on March 7, a Business Meeting March 14 in Town Hall, Citizens Caucus February 21 at 7 45 PM, registration at School House South Acton February 16 from 7 to 9 PM, House West Acton February 18 from 7 to 9 PM, Town Hall February 24 at noon to discuss Inc M.
Probate citations for Annie I Shaw estate in Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts cites all interested in Annie I Shaw estate to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on February 28 1927 to show cause why administrator Clarence L Shaw may have his account approved. Notification via Concord Enterprise once weekly for three weeks and by mailed copies seven days before court. Witness John Legent First Judge. Loring P Jordan Register. Feb 9 16 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
William
Kelley
L.haskell
Nate
Bridge
Mn Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Loring P. Jordan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Annie I
Shaw
Concord
Said
Sid
Saidi
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
John
Legent
Esquire
Loring
Jordan
Register
Maynard Summer Street relocation approved by county
Massachusetts Middlesex County Commissioners approve relocating Summer Street from Summer Hill Road to the Stow line as common convenience and necessity. A meeting is set for March 25 1927 at the Cambridge courthouse to formalize the relocation. Roger H. Hurd Asst. Clerk notes the true copy dates February 18 1927 February 23 March 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of
Roger H. ‘Hurd
Charles H. Richardson
Notice of Hawthorne Road relocation in Concord
Massachusetts Middlesex County notice from the County Commissioners at Cambridge about relocating Hawthorne Road from Cambridge Turnpike to Lexington Road, 2200 feet, after a January 1927 finding of no common convenience and necessity. Meeting set for March 29, 1927 at 10 AM in East Cambridge Court House. Town Clerk served thirty days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missioners’ Office
Court House
Cambridge
Roger H. ‘Aura
Charles H. Richardson
Gommonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Concord
Hawthorne Road
Cambridge Turnpike
Lexington Road
East Cambridge
Roger H. Hurd
A. Iike
Maynard OUD Resident Buried Today in Maynard
Mrs. Mary Nee widow of Bartley Nee aged 18 born in Galway Ireland and long time Maynard resident died after illness at home on High Street. Survived by three sons and three daughters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Mass at St Bridget's Church with Rev Charles Donahue presiding and burial in St Bridget's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUD
Maynard
Mary Nee
Bartley Nee
Galway
Ireland
Patrick
Michael
John
Concord Junction
Bridget Casey
Gustave Sauer
Boston
Truchindste
Marlboro
St. Bridget’s Church
Charles Donahue
William Casey
James
Edward Connbily
Francis
Gerald Nee
William Nee
St. Bridgets Cemetery
Grant Co. Reorganization At W. T. Grant Col
The W. T. Grant Co., a Massachusetts corporation with over 100 stores including Marlboro, is being reorganized into a Delaware corporation named Grant Co. with no par value common stock. Holders of existing 8 percent preferred stock are offered the option to buy the new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Grant *%Co
Massausetts Corporation
Marlboor
Delaware Corporation
A Grant Co
WT. Grant Co
Unitarian Society Social Dance in Marlboro
Foremost among the season’s social events, the Unitarian Society held a concert dance and entertainment at the A. O. H. hall on Monday night. About 100 couples attended as Carey’s orchestra provided music from 8 to 8 30 with dancing to follow until 10 30. The program featured both old fashioned and modern dances, with lively intermission catering by Herbert Searles. The Unitarian choir opened the evening under Mrs. Jean Wood Lynch, delivering well received numbers with strong encores. a committee including Robert Frye and William Witherbee organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Searles
Unitarian Choir
Jean Wood Lynch
Comba
Robert Frye
William ‘Witherbee
EK. Stanley. Smith
E. H. Ellis
Howard Brigham
Clifton Proctor
Lester Poole
EP. Lawrence
Mrs Derby Broadcast from Shepard Stores Radio
Friends of Mrs Benjamin Derby were surprised and delighted to hear her voice on Wednesday morning as she broadcast from the Shepard stores in Boston. On Friday afternoon the Adams and Bridges store became the center of attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Derby
Shepard
Boston
iOn
Adams and Bridges
City Council Grants Measurers and Weighers Appointments
Marlboro February 23 the City Council met Monday night and confirmed appointments for measurers of wood and coal weighers. Names listed include Edward Morse Emma Kelleher J Roger Crotty Alex Morse and several others amid a broader roster of local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kelleher
J. Roger Crotty
Alex An- Morse
Walter C Urqulart
Vigeant
Charles. McLeod
Alonzo Spurr
William S. Dermon
Jmond Beals
EO Fretchie
John’ R. Hayes
Ernest Reynard
Christian Anderson
George D. Hall
Fred Girouard
Louis ‘ Girouard
Ladies Union Food Sale At Union Church
A very successful food sale was conducted by the Ladies Union of the Union Church with Mrs. Bum ford Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Dur en and Mrs. Wetherbee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Union of the Union Church
L Bumford
Pretty Double Wedding in Concord Junction
In Concord Junction at the Drysdales Bake Ave home a double wedding united Catherine Drysdale and Frederick Arthur Edwards, and David O T Drysdale with Louise Austin of New Bedford. Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone officiated. large attendance and gifts followed. Interment and deaths noted for local residents afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
David Drysdale
Catherine McIntyre
Frederick Arthur, Edwardséon
David O. T. Drysdale
Louise Austin
New Gibscow
Alfred Wheeler Stone
Miss Drysdale
Mr. Edwardson
Sadie Drysdale
Howard Edwardson
Howardson
Miss Austin
Mr. Drysdale
John Webb
Roxbury
Sadie ‘Drysdale
William Drysdale
Funeral for Charles F Sproul Held Wednesday
The funeral of Charles F. Sproul, longtime well known resident, was held on Wednesday. He was respected in the community for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Sproul
Sudbury Residents Return From Short New York Visit
Mr and Mrs Herbert Newton of the Heights return from a brief visit in New York City. Mr and Mrs Stanley Morton of Weston spent holiday with Mr and Mrs Charles A Way. Mrs Edith V Mosher of Hing ham visited Candy Hill last week. Marjorie and Barbara Morton spent time with the Way family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Newton
Heights
New York City
Stanley Morton
Weston
Marjorie
Barbara Spen
Charles
Edith V. Mosher
Hingham
Candy Hill
Sudbury Pupils Host Dancing Party and Local Notices
Sudbury high school held a Muncy dress party in the town hall with a large crowd. Waldo Stone and Grace Morrison won best looking couple. Winnie Blackmer and Robert Hunter won best costumes for girls and boys respectively. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Everett Bowker of North Sudbury on February 19. Mrs Florence Perry of Weston hosted a bridge party Friday afternoon. Nomination papers name Lawrence L. Winship for public library trustee and Mrs E Ellitts for school committee. Arvid C Nealson of East Sudbury withdrew from the board of selectmen race after serving in the Navy. E C Minehan, Marlboro Kennel Club president, attended the Boston dog show yesterday and praised the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury High School
Muncy
Waldo Stone
Grace Morrison
Winnie , Blackmer
Robert ‘Hunter
Everett Bowker
North Sudbury
Florence Perry
Weston
Lawrence L. Winship
Public
E. Ellitts
Arvid C. . Nealson
East Sudbury
Board of Selectmen
Nealson
Navy
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Alding
Maas
Edward Anderson
North Acton
Lew
Vera K. Baker
Swain Carpenter Way
Cornhill
Jary
Middlesex Institution For Law
H. W. Hosmer
Asst
Treascord
Ty Commissioners
Waltham
N Street
Alden
Fi. Russell
Emil Camus
W.T. Grant
Unitarian Society
Commander de Pinedo
Atlantic
Africa
Bout
North America
Hesday
Main Street
Alfred Wheeler
Stone
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Sproul
Brooks Reed
Louis Sproul
E. C. Minehan
Marlboro Kennel Club
Maynard Trust Co
Capital Stock
George H. Creighton
Frank E. Taylor
Mary Dunn
Pearl McAwuslin
Webster Blanchard
Nelson J. Cole
So .Acton
Kenneth Damon
Harvey N. Fairbanks
We . Gl
Gleasondale
Alvin H. Fletcher Hartwell Flood
Howard A. Wilson
Harold Morgan
Ass't
Mary Sweeney
Marion Cleary
Albert W. Haynes
William B.ingham
George F. Lynch
Lucius H. Maynard Frank J. Meon Waldemar Niemela
P. J. Sullivan
B. J. Coughlin
Benjamin Townsend
William F. Litchfield
Main St
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