Probate Court Notice to Warren Daley and Jessie Adams
Massachusetts probate notice directs Warren H. Daley of Lakewood Ohio and Jessie B. Adams of Jaffrey New Hampshire to appear at Cambridge on a specified date to show cause why the will of Waldo L. Steve should be admitted to probate. Readers are advised to publish weekly notices in Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks prior to the court date.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Stanley
Blasas
Warren H. Daley
Lakewood
Ohio
Jessie B. Adams
Jaffrey
New, Hampshire
Waldo L. Steve
T Campridge
Sudbury Enterprise
Mchuire
BSTY
William Crane
Briggstate
Sudbury
Frank i Lis Vouket de
Cambridge
Said
Charles .J. McIntire
Esquire
F. M. Esty
Register
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Acton petition seeks relocation of State Road in Middlesex
Acton residents petition Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate the State Road near Wetherbee's Mills about 600 feet toward Carlisle to alter course and width. Notice ordered with hearings set for July 29, 1919, and publication in Acton Enterprise. Probate citation for William Crane estate issued with July court date in Cambridge.
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Acton
Massachusetts
Pau
Middlesex County
Wetherbee’s Mills
Acton Center
Carlisle
Nullity libel in Superior Court at Cambridge
Elsie J. Whitney of Concord Junction seeks an annulment from Leon S. Ellison alleging a form of marriage in 1913 while Ellison had a living wife Vera Ellisemy. The court orders notice by publication in Maynard Enterprise and service by letter with August first appearance to show cause.
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Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Maynard
Middlesex
Wm. C. Dillingham
County of
Elsie J. Whitney
Concord Junction
Leon S. Dilison
Leon S. Ellison
Camron
Delaware
Vera Hellisemy
Leon
Ellison
Deon
S. Ellison
Acton Centre Notice and Family Return
Acton Centre announces Mr. Philips and family have returned to their summer home. Also, residents interested in the Acton Agricultural Fair are asked to meet at the town hall on Monday evening July 7 at 8 o'clock. Mrs William D Thtle was seriously ill Monday and remains in critical condition. her son George W Tuttle of New York is with her.
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Philips
Acton
Town Hall
Acton Grange Sets Lawn Party Plans for July 17
The Acton Grange committee chosen to run the annual lawn party met at E. A. Phalen’s home Saturday evening and formed sub committees. They voted to hold the lawn party on Thursday evening July 17.
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Acton Grange
N. H. Tenney
Lgn
Py Durkee
Ws S.allan
W. L. Holden
B. Z. Wee
Ry Parson
Gertrude Els
Yen’ Loker
E.A. Phalen
Town meeting approves funds for roads and WWI soldiers’ return
At a Monday town meeting voters approved $3000 for road work and $300 for celebrating World War soldiers' return. They also voted to discontinue the road from the Lowell road to Mrs Gertrude Daniels’ farm, removing the grade crossing of the N H N H R line.
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Lowell
Gertrude Daniels
N. H
H. R
Hudson Relatives Visit And Local Civic Notices
Mrs. Walter E. Stephenson of New York is visiting relatives. Joseph G. Grillo finished his studies at St Bonaventure and is home in Summer Street. Wood Family Association reunion held at Cove Landing Lake Boon on Saturday. Hudson High School graduates picnic at Lake Whalom. Soldiers and Sailors Auxiliary to meet again in September unless the executive committee advises otherwise. Pompossetticut tribe I U R M rooms to be opened for servicemen on July 5 with cold lemonade.
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Joseph G. Grillo
St. Bonaventure Seminary
Wood Family Association
Cove Landing
Lake Boon
Hudson High School
Lake Whalom
Soldiers and Sailors’ Auxiliary
Pompossetticut Tribe
Concord High School 1919 Baseball Team Wins Letters
Concord eleven letters awarded to the 1919 baseball team at Concord High School. Arnold Hewitt won both player and manager letters. Baseball C monograms went to Elmer Duggan Arnold Hewitt James Williams Henry Clark Thomas Hutchinson Arthur Duggan Roland Flynn William Hopkins John Mullaney Joe Mullaney and Fred Loftus. Monograms went to Farnham Smith and Edmund Giles.
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Concord
Arnold
Concord High selects Duggan captain and reshuffles coaches
Elmer Duggan is reelected captain of the Concord high school baseball team for next year. William Hopkins becomes manager in place of Arnold Hewitt, and John Mullaney is chosen manager of the football squad. Ashley Howe leaves Thursday for Chicago after visiting his brother Walter Howe. Driving belts of woven paper are being introduced in German machine shops. The elephant's skin is very sensitive despite its thickness.
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Elmer Duggan
Concord
William Hopkins
Arnold Hewitt
John Mullaney
Ashley Howe
Chicago
Walter Howe
Hubbard St
Bedford Inn License Bid by Lewis and McCaffrey
Bedford town selectmen publish a notice under Chapter 100 of the Revised Laws that Ellen F Lewis Fred E B Lewis and Catherine McCaffrey as Ellen F Lewis & Co apply for a first class liquor license to sell intoxicating beverages as innholders at Bedford Lane car at Great Road Pim Street entrance on Great Road and three side entrances on Elm Street with frontage on School Avenue in the town of Bedford.
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Bedford
Ellen F. Lewis
Fred EB
Lewis
Catherine McCaffrey
Ellen F. Lewis, & Co
Great’ Road
Pim
Great Road
Elm St
Pfeiffer
D. C. Cutler
Northboro Couple Wed At St Rose Church
Harriet Bouvier and Edward J. McCarty, both of Northboro, were married at St. Rose Catholic Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev. James F. Hurley. The bride wore white georgette crepe, with a pink georgette ensemble worn by the matron of honor. The groom presented a diamond pendant to the bride. the matron of honor received a pearl pendant. The couple planned a New York trip and will reside in Boston after August 1.
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Northboro
St. Rose Catholic Church
Harriet Bouvier
Edward J. McCarty
James F. Hurley
Arthur Bouvier
Archie McGrath
River St
New York
Boston
Grange program altered to literary event for soldiers
The Grange tonight shifts from a strawberry festival to a literary program with receptions, readings, music, and a dance for soldiers and sailors who served. Guests include G A R, Woman's Relief Corps, and Sons of Veterans. Ice cream cake and punch served. Mixed with local social notes on residents and upcoming wedding and visitors.
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Woman’s Relief’ Corps
Sons of Veterans
Fanny B. Hildreth
Mary H. Ryan
G. Brigham
Helen B. Jean
Harry F. Allen
Clarice EB. Backley
Hudson Plans for Two Day Homecoming Parade
Hudson plans a two day celebration starting Friday to honor returning service men. The town raised over 3000 with 500 funded by the town and rest from merchants factories and volunteers. The program includes parades, athletic meet, baseball pennant raising, a military flyover, chautauqua events, concerts, a dance, and a souvenir program documenting local soldiers and leaders.
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Hudson
Usta
Clarence R. Edwards
Edward L
Logan
James P. Clare
Willis W. Stover
Michael J. O’connor
101St Infantry
Rollins
Richmond G. Stocer
Cork A. Smith
Ralph P. Lidut
Lester’ A. Porter
Hudson Armory
Mt. Bellevue
Shop League
Boy Scouts
Florence St
C. M. Brett
Toledo
Chautauqua
Tauqua
Maribor War Vets
Salem
Fuller
Laghop
State Armory
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association seeks club liquor license
The Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association, presided by Les Donahue, applies for a club license to dispense intoxicants to members at the club house on the southern side of Great Road. Harry B. Morse serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Cricket, and Athletic Association
Les Donahue
Great Road
Maynard Cricket and Athletic, Association
Maynard Board Reports Licenses for Maynard Hotel and Others
The Maynard Board of Selectmen announces liquor licenses for 1919 20. Martin Peterson Co. and Catherine Peterson seek an innholder license for the Maynard Hotel 20 Summer Street with two entrances and rear yard access. William H. Lawler Co. seek wholesale liquor license for 22 Summer Street and basement stock area. Farrell & Priest seek wholesale liquor license for 56 Main Street ground floor and basement stock cellar.
Maynard liquor license applicants seek innholder rights
Campbell & Co. apply to sell intoxicating liquors for the Maple House on Summer Street Maynard for the year ending April 30 1920 with multiple entrances and a basement area. George F. O'Brien seeks a first class common victualler license for premises on the east side of Main Street including a cellar and rear yard.
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Pepe TE Tedalcetraet
Wailam
Campbell
Wolinte Campbel P. Campbell & Co
Maynard
Maple House
Harry B. Morse
the Board of Selectmen
George F. O’brien
Mith Tye Pit
Yg Bag
Maynard Inn Seeks Licenses To Sell Intoxicating Liquor
Notice announces that Harry A. Clara & Co. seeks a license to sell intoxicating liquors in Maynard for the year ending April 30, 1920. The inn at the southwest corner of Main and River Streets with two Main Street entrances 34 and 36 and a rear entrance faces renewal for a first class inn license with cellar access for five rooms.
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Board of Selectmen
Main Street
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Haart
Concord Jet
J. Holton
Albert J. Adams
Forgong
County Commissioners’ Office
Court House East
Acton Enterprise
Frederic L. Putnam
Creighton’s Brook
Tramsac
Gic
Frank Bines
Albert Smith
Waldo P.lapham
Concord Junct
Mass
Alito Trucks
Maygara
American Supply
Nason St
G. M. C. Trackiasis
John’ Edwards
Butler. Ave
Maynard, Mass
Hisie J. Whitney
Tite
L. P. Goulding
Plance
South
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Convention
Gompers
Capitol
C. H. Randall
California
Palm Beach
Walter E. Stephenson
N. Y
Concord High
Leo Girouard
Spencer
Michael Boisse
Pete Oliver Ernest
Evelyn Boisse
Brockton
William Ianrove
Faycourt
Gordon Bray
Miss du Blanchette
St. Mary’s Church
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Graveline
Camp Meade
O. P. Lacroix
St. Jéan, Baptist
Lynn
Ed Lamothe
Trois. Rivieres
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Steehee Cee
X. Lariviere
St. Hyacinthe
Joseph Lapierre
Frank Noel
Canada
Montreal
Asbec
Shrine of
St. Ann Deupre
France
Lexington High
Lexington High School
Carlton P. Mills
Church of Our Redeemer
Episcopal
Glee Club
Trotore
Gertrude F. O’brien
Lexington
Lexington -High School
Frances A. Kelley
Bertha BE. Read
Hazel A. MacDonald
Katherine M. Kelley
Peter Albani
Willis E. Pike
George Peterson
J. A. Millington
Alexandra
Princess of Wales
Por
Rico
Warsaw
Eee
Polani
Minkiewicz
Poland
Martin Peterson
Catherine J. Peterson
Martin Peterson & Co
Maynard Hotel
Summer Street
Sateen
B. Morse
William H. Lawler
Samuel Lever
William H. Lawler & Co
Magnat
Simmier
Harry’ B. Morse
Board ‘of Selectmen
Joseph Farrell
James R. Priest
Farrell
Main St
United Sporry
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