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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
6
Town officials will convene June 23 at 10:00 AM in the Lincoln Town Hall to locate a relocation easterly between specified roads for habitant relocation, citing convenience and necessity. Ralph N. Smith, Town Clerk, May 14, 1990. Deputy Sheriff B. Lman attests.
Middlesex probate court announces hearings and citations in matters involving Louisa Miller Concord estate executors CORA SMALL JOSEPHINE LEAVITT and a petition by Clara B White to convey real estate given an insane husband and tenancy rights by courtesy. public notices call on interested parties to appear and to file claims and bonds where required.
Probate Court of Middlesex invites heirs next of kin and creditors to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to Annie M Acton for the estate of John Maynes Acton of Acton in Middlesex County who died intestate. The petition requests no bond surety. citation to be published in the Middlesex Gazette on specified date for appearance at 10 am to contest.
Local residents and visitors are noted in May and Memorial Day activities. Guests from Boston, New York, and other towns joined families in Acton for holidays and church gatherings. The Arion quartet will perform at West Acton’s festival, and a planning meeting for the Acton Improvement Society is announced.
Pupils paid tribute to soldiers with Friday school ceremonies listing Salute to the Flag, School Tenting Tonight, The Unknown Martyrs, Marion Gibbs, The Old Canteen, Harold Cooledge, Civic Creek Grades V and VI, a violin solo by Mildred Gibbs, and Under the Flowers Independence Bell by Lois Moore.
The item lists WANTED bright young men for wood working and finishing with apply details in Acton Massachusetts. It notes W.W. Gough jeweler opens a receiving station at M. A. Armstrong's Millinery for watch clock and jewelry service. A sale of farm implements at Lexington Side Hill Plough two horse cultivator lawn mower and other items to be seen at A C Hardy's residence Fletcher's Corner South Acton Mass with household furniture included.
West Acton reports a new road being laid to the James Hurley place and its completion already improves the electric line. A H Perkins and W H Kinsley are handling the work. The Married Men complain of a harsh baseball game Monday with blame aimed at the umpire scorer and players. another game likely soon.
May Intermittent town notes list visitors Jacob Schlittier Frank Everton and Miss Marion Shaw at her brother Irv ing Shaw. Kennan Damon in Maine visiting his parents. Moving pictures draw large crowds. Union church cradle roll reception May 25 with about 75 children including 25 babies. A Fireflies song entertained mothers. The May festival featured a Fireflies performance. Discounts and notices appear for A Merriam Co Acton tomato plants and a Cadillac 1907 for sale from Allen Chair Co Concord Jet Mass.
Walter Brackett visited town over the holiday. Boston visitors include Misses Bertha and Alice Griggs for Memorial Day. Worcester guests Mr. and Mrs. B F E Wells and Charles Dean visited S D Perry. Mrs H R Glazier and daughters plus others enjoyed the holiday in town. A town hall dance is planned for Friday June 17 with Rock Ward’s orchestra from 8 to 1. Family members of Porter and Hunt families joined Mrs M F Porter for weekend visits.
The Bahamas touts pink pearl gathering as a key industry and exclusive to its waters. Pearls are harvested from a conical shell resembling a giant snail, the econeb, yielding prized gems when flaw free.
The article traces early U S forestry efforts from live oak reserves for navy needs to Santa Rosa plantings, noting transplanting challenges and wartime shifts to iron ships. It emphasizes water conservation as vital to health, industry, and agriculture, linking forests to sustained supply.
Commissioners publish notice to creditors of an insolvent estate. Local merchants expect newspapers to guard business by refusing foreign advertising, urging a protective stance and gap in coverage to support local commerce.
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