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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
7
Maynard led in the top half of the first with strong hitting before rain halted play with two outs and bases loaded. Murphyfielded a sensational catch off McManus to spark the crowd as Maynard awaited another chance to visit for nine innings.
Three captive skunks presented to the Franklin Park Zoo by Joan Taylor a veteran and fur merchant are described as young and trainable pets. Zoo managers note the animals have become prized household companions.
Police chief Banks forced a traveling band of gypsies to leave after investigating their papers and finding no benefit to the town. The group had two stores open and signs displaying phrenology with two weeks rent paid in advance. The gypsies packed their tents and moved on following legal advice.
Dorchester Massachusetts resident credits Little Wonder Capsules with preventing a car crash during a dizzy spell tied to indigestion. The letter notes relief from dyspepsia and gas and promotes immediate purchase at St Johns Pharmacy Maynard Massachusetts or by mail for 60 cents from Jaques Capsule Co Burg, NY.
The annual lawn party on the Beemi lawn attracted a large crowd despite early threats. Maynard Brase band performed while booths sold out, with many volunteers managing food and aprons, and youth groups assisting with ice cream and games.
Post graduate from theth school enters Burdett College Boston this fall. Miss Margaret Hall goes to New York for a YWCA recreation Camp for the month. Mr and Mrs Harold Durkee and daughter stay with his parents in North Adams. The Park family visits the Cape for the 4th weekend. Thelma MacGregor camps at Durkee's cottage on Port Pond for the month. Grace Sylvester leaves New York for a summer trip. An instructor at the Concord temporary office is noted.
West Acton updates include Emma J. Hart leaving for two months abroad with H L Haynes and family at Fort Pond. K W Sylvester returns home from Concord hospital after appendicitis surgery. Concord resident Edward Comeau moves George Weaver’s house end to create a tenement for help. Local graduates include Marjory Stearns Donald Littlefield Miss Coffey and Miss Hagan.
George M. Grivas administrator presents his account of the estate of George Theotdore late of Meynard Cambridge County. Citations require appearance July 24 1922 at the Probate Court Cambridge to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Copies served to interested parties fourteen days before and published weekly in Maynard Enterprise for three weeks. Witness George F. Lawton Esquire First Judge. June 30 1922.
Massachusetts probate notes announce a petition to grant Mary F. Murray of Worcester letters of administration for Jennie H. Maynard's estate. The court sets a July 7 1922 hearing in Bridge, requiring public notice by Maynard Enterprise for three weeks. The citation is signed by George F. Lawton on June 14, 1920.
The subscriber is appointed executrix of the will of A Priest and creditors of the estate are required to exhibit claims. EWMA A FOGG executrix South Acton Massachusetts June 27 1922
George Y. Hutchins executor presents account of administration for the estate of Sarah A. Hutchins late of Acton. Citations to appear July 19 1922 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Service by delivery mail or publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks and to all known heirs at least seven days prior. Witness George F. Lawton First Judge dated April 21 1922.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to heirs and creditors of Lucy J deceased. Be it known an administration bond is presented for William B Case of Maynard Middlesex without a surety. Probate Court in Maynard will hold July 6 1922 at 0 o'clock to consider testimony why grant should not be issued. Public notice via Maynard Enterprise with last publication July 1 1922. Witness George F Lawton First Judge of said Court June 14 1922.
Notice announces a lost item linked to Henry F. Smith Jr., treasurer of Concord, dated June 19, 1922. The message records the Middlesex Institution and a stoppage by PA. The fragmentary OCR shows incomplete details but identifies a lost book notice and the responsible party.
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