Kingman Mourned After Fall River Accident
Kerbert Kingman, 25, a brakeman for the N Y N and H line, died after an accident in Fall River when a wide car struck him as he signalled a backing train. Funeral services were held at the Winslow Kingman home with clergy and railroad union members in attendance. A son born to his wife in Newport earlier was noted in the tribute.
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Winslow H. Kingman
Kerbert Kingman
Fall River
N.Y. N . & H. Railroad
Kingman
Newport
Bods
Rey
Vocs
Hudson
Brotherhood of
Is Rand
Organisir Kingman
Old Cole Trust Co
Boston
Brotherhood of Railroad
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Stanley Payson
Harold Chase
Percy McWilliams
Joh D. Brown
Pall Bear
Mr. Kingman
Chelsea
Lown
R. I
Community Notices from Littleton and Nearby
Littleton update covers lodge activities at Lowell and Maynard Christies. New officers named for the King's Daughters with total charity donations near 100 dollars. Choral training under Ida Dow begins as J H D Whitcomb sells Holsteins to Arizona. Recitals in Boston attended by Miss Nina Fletcher’s cousins. Congregational church program The Congress of Nations features twelve nationalities. Local coal shortages affect residents as twenty six below zero is recorded. Mrs. Frank Hill mourns her mother’s passing with funeral planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Smith
Lowell
Maynard
Christie's
Ida Dow
King’s Daughters
A. EB. Hopkins
Perion
Alice C. Kimball
Anna H. Brown
Gertrude P. Hosmer
Edith M. Jacobs
Adeline W. Knowlton
Littleton
Ida
Marion Whitcomb
Mary V. Gardner
Paul Brown
Boston
Nina Fletcher
Congregational Church
Congress of Nations
Ladies of the Baptist Society
John Maleck
Unitarian Church
Maleck
Littleton couple wed at Mon tague City home
Miss Mabel Rhoda Sargent and Harry Whitcomb Ireland married at the bride’s Mon tague City home on Wednesday afternoon January 10. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Morle with Miss Mabel Stathenson as bridesmaid and Austin Hartwell as groomsman. Relatives from several towns attended and gifts of silver and linen were displayed. The bride, a former West Grammar School teacher, becomes Mrs. Ireland of Littleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Stathenson
New Bedford
Fitchburg Norist School
Ooleton
Misser, Magoon
Montague City
Morle
Turner's Falls
West Grammar School
Littleton
Broom
Ogh School
Harvard
Ireland
Value of urban shade trees highlighted by court awards
The Washington Herald notes New York courts awarded $500 per destroyed shade tree plus $1,000 in incidental damages, illustrating urban trees as valued public assets. It urges conservation and more planting, stressing shade trees as contributors to public health, comfort, and real estate values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Herald
New York Court of Appeals
Washington
Boundaries for the Park and Conservation by English Authority
The article discusses park boundary design linking to land surveys, and notes that rectilinear borders often clash with topography. It praises Hampshire County Council for protecting scenery under the Advertising Regulations Act, and lists criteria for evaluating street trees and a strong street front via lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Hants
England
Probate Court cites Acton kin over sale of Susan Oliver estate
Horace F. Tuttle the conservator petitions for license to sell real estate of Susan Oliver of Acton Middlesex County to fund her maintenance. Kin are cited to appear February 2 1912 at Cambridge Probate Court to show cause why license should not be granted. Citation to be served fourteen days before hearing or by weekly publication in Acton Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Susan Oliver
Acton
Horace F. Tuttle
Oliver
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
W. EB. Rogers
Probate Court Notice in Martha A Oliver Estate
Middlesex Probate Court lists heirs interested in Martha A Oliver of Acton Massachusetts. Horace F Tuttle is named as a claimant of certain real estate. Hearing set for nine o’clock in the forenoon with witness Charles J McIntire. Register W E B Rogers signs the notice.
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Cutteridge’s
Men’s Dept
National
Lever’s Department Store
Main and Nason Sts
Maynard, Mass
Concord Junction
Walter Wright
Woman's Parish Club
Help of Christians Church
1. C. O. F. Hall
Fonday
Kierbert Kingman
Peter McQueen
Russia
Union Church
McQueen
Count Tolstoy
Siberia
West Concord Woman's Club
Margaret Adams
Margaret Gale
Bertha Wilson
Clara Robinson
Rosamond Hampton
Herbert Kingman
Winslow
Hr. Kingman
Disraeli
Daniel Moynihan
James J. Moynihan
Adm
Maynard, Mass van
Howard A. Wilson
Low Countries
Netherlands
Holland
The
Virtuals
East End
London
Godwin Smith
Rece
Jewish Chronicle
Ble
Prince
Riends Sa
Jes
Ananias
Atehtson Globe
N. B
Lite
Sargent
Itcton
Ayer
Pepperell
Northampton
North Hartland
Norwich
Europe
Japan
George A. Robertson
Flome Town
FLE, Taylor & CO
Summer St
Concord Jet
Mass
E. A. Comeau
J. le? Comeau, Maynard Mass
YO YO Beverace Co
Sudbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Martha A. Oliver
F. E. Harris
Bedford St
Concord
Mase
Frank E. Harris
Bedford &, Ome — Massel
O. Barnes
C. L. King
Maynard Block, Maynard
Nard, Mass
D. C. Harris v. Acton
Hudson and Vicinity
Main St
F. H. Bryant
S. R. Garland
To & R
E. Boeske
Lass
Ient Service
W. O. Strout
Concord St
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