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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
9
In the Probate Court of Massachusetts concerned parties are informed of the third account presented by administrator John C Leggat. Objects must be filed at Cambridge before the specified date. the case lists the administrator and the estate details in the county records.
In the County of Cambridge probate court John C Leggat as First Judge announces an petition by Trion of Man County seeking appointment as executor of Nellie F Carver late of Cambridge deceas ed. a surety on his bond is requested. Objections must be filed by January 9 16 23 in the year one thousand nine hundred seventy seven. King P Jordan Register.
Notice states deposit book 121 has been lost at the Essex Institution for Law Concord Massachusetts. Assistant Treasurer W S and others issue the loss notice dated January 10 1947 with subsequent reminders January 16 23 and 30.
Lost deposit book 122 is announced in a law notice dated January 16 1947 with further references to January 23 and 30. The Pay-Asst Treasurer provides contact for recovery.
Former U S Navy Secretary Charles Brands Adams, living on Fairhaven Road S W Wen, will be among the guests at the Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Copley Banquet Hall. The meeting was moved from last Thursday due to Governor Bradford illness. Bradford is to be the guest speaker.
Sudbury Planning Board to hold a public hearing Monday January 27 1947 at 8 00 p m in Town Hall on two subdivision plans. One by Louis Cahoted for land east of Horse Pond Road to Codger Lane then north to RB RR and to Codger Lane, about 1100 feet, and to RR line. The second by Edith M Buckingham for land bounded by Lincoln Road Fayland Dickey New Bridge Road and Guptill. Stephen M W Gray Chairman.
We have received an application for a duplicate book to replace deposit sk No 12347 lost. The Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard Massachusetts by Sidney E McCleary Treasurer January 9 16 23 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court To all persons interested in the estate of Mary Lammi late of a diet in said County deceased The administrator has presented to said Court for allowance his sixth account If you desire to object you or your attorney should be written appearance in said Court at Cambridge before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the twentieth day of January 1947 Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge of said Court this twentieth day of December in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty six Loring P Jordan Register December 31 January 9 26
In Boston a coordinated push by district court judges aims to raise salaries by $2000 for presiding justices and higher pay for special and civic court judges. Legislation includes dozens of targeted bills alongside a general push to set minimum pay at $8000 for full time service, with Barnstable Dukes and Nantucket counties exempt from the raise. Critics say judges have wielded a strong Beacon Hill lobbying influence.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 2.5 million new payrolls in manufacturing and trade since V J Day. Employment rose by 309,000 in the auto industry alone.
The Concord column recaps a crowded local scene with the Caucus looming and eight weeks to spring. It notes Friday as last day to file warrant articles and mentions Recreation Permits, Board of Trade publicity, sidewalk gaps, and open office doors. It highlights planning for a new fire station, Armory use, and an Emerson Hospital Building Fund drive.
State House in Boston considers replacing private package stores with a state run system to lower liquor prices. The proposal cites high bottle costs and is backed by legislators including Henry L. Shattuck and Arthur A. Duggan, with supporters preparing further action this week.
A reader promotes a lemon juice and water morning routine as a natural aid to regularity. It claims lemon juice provides vitamin C, combats fatigue and colds, and helps alkalize the body. The note references California Sunkist lemons.
Hudson youth Hudson-Norman F. Taylor age 17 son of Mrs Myrtle Taylor of 17 Apsley Street Hudson has sworn into the U S Army at Fort Banks. 1st Lt Winthrop F C Walters recruiting officer at 108 Concord Street Framingham announced. Taylor was employed by Hill Shoe Co prior to volunteering and enlisted for eighteen months and is now at Fort Dix awaiting further assignment.
A home mixed cough remedy promises no cooking and savings. The guide suggests stirring two parts sugar with one part honey or a syrup for about four times the effect, using peg or alcohol if needed, and claims rapid results and affordability.
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