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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
4
Concord Junction overwhelms the aged Tigers 12 to 1 as they rush to an early five-run lead. Severence and Willis split pitching duties with strong support, while Pratt steals home and key hits propel the winners.
Horace F. Tuttle, conservator for Martha A. Oliver of Acton, seeks authority to mortgage real estate to raise five hundred dollars for debts and maintenance. The probate court in Cambridge sets July 11 1912, 9 AM, to show cause. Publication to Acton Enterprise required weekly for three weeks with service to the State Board of Insanity.
A court orders a dog kept quiet except during burglary or fire. The owner must restrain barking but may face peril during incidents. the law does not define reasonableness and leaves compliance to the owner’s interpretation. The piece notes no obligation to remove the dog, only to curb nuisance behavior.
A citation issues to heirs and creditors in Middlesex County regarding the estate of Herbert C Mason of Concord. The petition seeks letters of administration to L Frank Mason without bond. Court at Cambridge to consider on July 5 1912, nine AM, with notice by three weekly Concord Enterprise publications, last to be published June 12 1912.
The subscriber Ralph G. Wells is appointed administrator of the estate of Susan F. Loring late of Concord Middlesex deceased in intestate. He has taken the trust by bond and all creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to the administrator at Lexington Massachusetts June 4 1912.
The quote rails at banning advertising in business as impractical to success. Nath J. C. Fowler Jr. of Boston is cited as the author, asserting those who avoid advertising have no business in business. The remark reflects a promotional mindset common in the era's commercial discourse.
Town notes detail numerous visitors and trips around Littleton and nearby towns. Mary V Gardner and brother Richard visit grandparents Mr and Mrs H Whitcomb. Worcester guests include Mr and Mrs W G White and others. Local outings span New Bedford to Boston with multiple families attending graduations and reunions.
A Friday lawn party and dance at Hugh McDonald’s home drew over 20 attendees from Dyer Harvard and Clinton. Lighting brightened the grounds with lanterns while booths sold ice cream cake candy and fruitade. A fish pond and bean bottle guessing drew patrons. Miss Callahan played music and Joseph Wainwright the accordion. More than $100 was raised with $75 net for the new Catholic church.
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