Dr True's Worm Expeller Endorsed for Children
A Mrs Gile of West Newbury reports signs of worm infection in her child and advocates Dr True's Elixir, sold at 85c 50c and 1.00. The text then presents a Massachusetts probate notice for the estate of Benjamin Clark of Concord, with a citation to appear January 19, 1917 for letters of administration to George B. Clark and public notice in the Concord Enterprise.
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True
BN. Gile
West
Newbury
Yeaden
Dr. True
Ite
Petition to Sell Estate Lands in Acton
Horace Tuttle administrator petitions the Middlesex Probate Court for private sale of two parcels of Candace M. Parlin estate to pay the husband’s statutory share. Citations must be served or published weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise. Hearing set January 26, 1917 at Cambridge.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Candace M. Parlin
Acton
Horace’. Tuttle
Cambridge
Enterprise & Newspaper
Charles J. MclIntire
Esquire
Probate Notice for Patrick Dalton Will in Cambridge
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Patrick Dalton of Concord. Peter N. Dalton petitions for letters testamentary without bond and publication of the citation for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Court to meet January 26, 1917, at 9 a.m. in Cambridge. notices mailed seven days before court.
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Commonwealth Vf
Massachusetts
Middlesex Ss
Benjamin Clark
Concord
George B. Clark
Middlesex
Bridge
Anna
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Hequire
Said
Commonwealth of’ Massachusettes Middlesex
Patrick Dalton
Con Cord
Peter N. Dalton
Cambridge
Enterprise
Esquire
FB. M. Esty
Maynard Assabet Savings Directors Vote Dividend Change
The Assabet Institution of Savings directors held a regular rivals meeting at the bank headquarters. They voted to close Wednesdays at 12 noon instead of 3 p m. Year end deposits totaled 307500 dollars, up 120000 for the year. A four percent dividend was declared. Directors praised the bank’s condition noting some larger banks reduced dividends due to low investment returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution of Savings
New Year Party at Riverside Hall Draws Guests from Nearby Towns
A New Year celebration at Riverside Hall drew visitors from Boston Hudson Marlboro and Worcester. The event featured games vocal and instrumental music and dancing with prizes for various contests. Agnes Gibbons John Al Agnes Gibbons and Mabel Coonan among others were recognized. A catered collation and decorative red and white flowers accompanied keepsake calendars at each place setting.
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Riverside Hall
Rivérside Hall
Boston
Hudson
Marlboro
Worcester
Peanut Himt
Alice McCormack
Wm. Stockwelly
Frank McCormack
John All
John ‘al
Agnes Gibbons
Genevieve Coughlin
Jere “Lynch
Timothy Moynihan
Wm. McLaughlin
Mabel Coonan
Fred. Hayward
Mildred Morgan
Loyal Assabet lodge officers installed at Masonic hall
Loyal Assabet lodge 0 0 F M A officers were installed at the regular meeting in Masonic Hall. Installing officer D D G M George F Hankell of Concord Junction was assisted by P Gs Nathaniel Davis and Marsden Waterhouse. Inducted were N G Fred Palmer V G Ernest Boothroyd elective jsec Wm Holt permanent sec Fred Hayward treasurer Charles Turnbull lecturer and chaplain Joseph Marsden auditor. A supper followed and arrangements were set by Fred Axford Fred Hayward Nathaniel Davis Joseph Brown John Coulter and Marsden Waterhouse.
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Loyal Assabet Lodge
Masonic ‘Hall
George F. Hankell
D. D
G. M
Concord Junction
Nathaniel Davis P
Marsden Waterhouse
Fred Palmer
Ernest Boothroyd
Joseph Marsden
Wm. Holt
Fred Hayward Treas
Charles Turnbull
Fred Axford
Fred Hayward
Nathaniel Davis
Joseph Brown
John Coulter
Registrars Set Meetings Before Town Election Date
The registrars of voters will meet in selectmen's rooms Tuesday January 28 for registration ahead of the February 12 annual town election. About 25 people notified their names will be dropped and may appeal at a Tuesday January 16 hearing. The board also meets January 31 evening and February 3 for registrations.
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Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Successful Whist Party at I O O F Hall
The whist party under the Associate Five Odd Fellows and the social committee of the Odd Fellows club drew a large crowd at I O O F hall on Wednesday. Eleven tables ran with Frank Taylor and Thomas Smith as counters. Prizes: ladies first Mrs Stella Cook, second Miss Isabella Pettigrew, consolation Fred Fair. gents first Arthur Champagne, second James Coulter, consolation Michael McCarthy. Refreshments were served.
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Associate Five Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Social Club
I. O
F. Hall
Frank Taylor
Thomas Smith
Stella Cook
Isabella Pettigrew
Fred Fair
Banks
Arthur ‘Champagne
James Coulter
Michael McCarthy
Electric lighting in henneries boosts egg output
John Buckier of Pittsfield Grange tested electric lights in December 1915 to increase production. 350 hens laid 5569 eggs selling for 232.50 dollars, nearly double the output of December without lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Buckier
Pittsfield Grange
Officers Installed At White Cross Guild Meeting
At Riversides Hall Sunday afternoon the White Cross Guild installed new officers led by C. J. Lynch as president and Mrs Susan Sheehan as vice president. Auditors reported receipts of 886.70 over 43 months with relief expenditures of 613.96. The Christmas sale was praised as social and financial success and tickets for the Old Folk Ball on January 24 were distributed to contributors. Many members attended and volunteered refreshments and sandwiches.
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White Cross Guild
Rivers Side Hall
C. J. Lynch
Susan ‘Sheehan
Patrick McGrath
Frank Brayden
Treas
Nellie ‘May
Mary Horan
Mary Martin
Harlow Greene
Thomas Sweeney
Nellie Hannon
Katherine White
Gertrude Morgan
William Johnson
William P. Scully
Bernard Garrigan
John Hannon
John Maley
Mary. McCarron
Alice Nagle
Mary Joyce
Reed Lyons
Mary Wall
James Morgan
John Hanhon
Frank McCarron
Bartholomew Coughlin
Alice. Nagle
Nellie May
Ladies Benevolent Society Plans Supper and Church Meeting
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregationalist church met in the church parlors on Thursday afternoon. They organized plans for a supper and entertainment for the upcoming annual church meeting to be held Wednesday evening. A Washington birthday party was voted, and a post meeting supper was served under Mrs. Robert Jackson's direction.
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregationalist Church
Washington
Robert Jackson
St Bridget's temperance society elects officers
Attendance at the Summer street rooms meeting elected John Horan president Daniel Colbert vice president John Manning financial secretary Frank Brayden recording secretary James Mahoney treasurer John Punch sentinel with directors John Gallagher James Carney William O'Brien and John Punch. A rally committee was set to organize a future event.
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St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Summer St
John Horan
Daniel Colbert
John Manning
Frank Brayden
James Mahoney
Treas
John Punch
Sentinel
John Gallagher
James Carney
William O'brien
Construction of roof at Aspabet Mills Dye House
Work on the new roof at the Aspabet Mills dye house began August 4 with about 40 carpenters under the direction of Superintendent John Henderson of Lawrence.
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Aspabet Mills
Supt
John Henderson
Lawrence
Whist Party at Holy Nante Club Draws Prizes
A successful whist party at the Holy Nante club rooms in Kroll's block on Wednesday evening featured about 15 tables. Prizes were won by ladies first Miss Ineg Scully second Mrs Robert Whites consolation Miss Mary Moore. Gents first Robert Sheridan second Wilbur Clark consolation John Johnson. Counters went to Bernhard Garrigan Jay Richardson Herbert Moynihan Nicholas Whaled and John Moore Jr.
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Holy Nante Club
Kroll
Ineg Scully
Obert
Mary Moore
Robert Sheridan
Wilbur Clark
John Johnson
Berhard Garrigan
Jay
Richardson
Herbert Moynihan
Nicholad Whaled
Jobh Moore’ Jr
Merrill Osgood to Lead Aspir ation Service Tonight
Minister Merrill Osgood will lead the aspiration service at seven thirty with Pastor in charge. Hiram Parkin will head the public worship next Sunday at 10 forty five a.m. The program includes a sermon titled Interpreting Jesus in the Light of Our Own Struggle and Defeat and Longing, with Sunday school at noon and a Young People's meeting at six o'clock on Know-Tien Do Something. A mission study rally and a public worship with Rev. Wm. H. Gilbert of Boston presenting work of Morgan Memorial charity will follow with stereopticon and moving pictures in the evening.
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A. Merrill Osgood
Hiram Parkin
Inclu
Jesus
Taylor
Parker
Young Peoples
Wm. H. Gilbert
Boston
Morgan Memorial Chigrcty
Maynard Reports Sharp Drops in Per Pupil Spending
Town treasurer George H Gutteridge cites state corporation tax receipts of 10278 11 for the year up from 626 13 last year and 265 68 in 1915 The net gain over last year totals 10089 The townwide financials show school and municipal expenditures with small balances plus tax collector turnover of 91835 34 Maynard ranks 344th in cost per pupil among 353 towns with 26 96 per pupil the state average being 40 38
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George H. Gutteridge
St. Bridge
Osee
Nason St
John E. Kelly
Maynard
Dunstable
Townsend
Randolph
State Board of Education
Cost Bank
Tewne
Boxboro
Acton
Ipswich
Concord
Sudbury
Phewts Sena Sweys
Clinton
Marlboro
Hudson
Demaidigs
Tee Weesee Sees
Eereseawel
Concord Preee
Stow
Cocatees
Maynard — School
Wet Finishers' Union elects officers in 1084 chapter
At a Wednesday evening meeting of Wet Finishers' union local 1084 officers were chosen. Louis Dudinsky was named president with Dudinsky also serving as chair. Vincent Zino was elected vice president and financial treasurer. Stanley Luiko won financial secretary. Tony Girdaiescli was elected conductor.
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Louis Dudinsky
Chag
Dudinsky
Vincent Zinovieh
Stanley” Luiko
Fin
Tony Girdaiescl
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Charles P. Tucker
Chase
Concord Real Estate
Meredith & Grew
Congress St
Arthur B. Brooks
Sudbury Rd
Dr.s. Fi Garland Denti
Office Hauré
Howard C. Burr
South Sudbury
Mass
F. A. May
Fowler
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
L. P. Goulding
Maes
Jet
STONE
MASON
W. C. Strout
Concord St
Walden St
Westford Ra
Masa
Jusetts
Alédiore
Ee Court
Maurice McWalter
M. Boty
Iota Bart
Auburn
Dax
F. M. Esty
Register
Maurice McWalter Atty
Pte & Dm
WHIST
Methodist Episcopal Church
Than Maynard
A. G. Ziegler
Concord Concord Junction, Mass
Austin MacRae
Main St
Colonial School OF Music
Maynard Corner
Nason & Main St
R. W. Carter
Colonial Bldg
Boylston St
Frank Binks
H. B. Morse
F. J. McCarron
Agent Holton
Band Instruments
Wilmot B
N. E. C. of Music
Aeolian Co
New York
Harvard
Chas. H. Williams
Davis-King Co
West Acton
Tel
Geo. H. Woods
Weber
Naylor
Tremont’ Street
South
Mas
Nashiba Photographic Company
H. S. Richardson Pharmacist
Concord, Mass
A. C. Baggesen
P.O. Box
Eaca
Jerice
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