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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
9
A notice from the Probate Court directs a hearing on the administration of the estate of the deceased intestate. The petition, filed by Pith Dexter of Framingham, requests appointment of a suitable administrator. The citation appears in Enterprise newspaper and is dated May 22, 1917.
Middlesex A A Wine From Bedford ALA HM supported a close opener but Bedford fell short 4 9 7 1 12 Innings. Butler Quinn Hargus Lane Patterson produced runs with Lane and Quinn hit by pitch and McLoughlin two-base hit. Meagher walked once struck out eight. Umpires Fox and Enos. Lane bunting foul on third called out.
Sunday evening a patriotic meeting took place in the town hall under the Bedford Civic club. Rev Warren FP Low of Hudson was the featured speaker addressing attendees.
Mrs J G Wetherbee convalesces after illness. Roger Brows Theresa O’Brien visit from Concord. Residents attend Holy Cross Boston College game and memorial service at St Bernard's cemetery. Somerville guests Mrs Thomas McDonough and Agnes visit Mrs John McGovern. Miss Mary Jane Cavanaugh hosts Mary Smith. Cudahy and Wren guests of Wall family. Concord Lexington game watched. Concord wins 9-0. Subscriptions to The Enterprise near renewal. Ringling Bros circus draws crowds at Huntington Ave grounds.
M F Manning took charge as Bedford postmaster on Tuesday June 1 with assistant Clayton Mohroe Morse of Lexington. The office will remain at its current location for the present.
The Lexington Minute Men have been invited to impersonate the Old Minute Men of 1775 on Lexington Green. The group will also join the drum corps and school color guard dressed as miniature Minute Men in another episode of the pageant.
Memorial Day activities included a morning parade by the Grand Army men and the Lexington Minute Men with the Lexington drum corps. They went to Shaw sheen cemetery to decorate the graves of fallen comrades.
George R. Blinn of Bedford and Sumner B. Robinson of Belmont are named as executors and special administrators for the Belmont estate of William H. Poole who died May 18. Bonds total 75 000 each. The estate valued at 157 000 with 85 000 real and 72 000 personal property. They seek permission to carry on Ann Maria J. Brown of Bedford who died Feb 21 with bond 18 000. The estate valued 9 500 with 8 000 real and 1 500 personal property. Levi Cheney of Maynard appointed administrator for Mary B. Cheney of Maynard who died March 17 with bond 1 000 and 572.28 in personal property.
Mr and Mrs Gledhill hosted a sister visit and returned home healthier. Carl Walker, recently ill with pneumonia, shows improvement and hopes to be out soon. Miss Ines Perry will lecture at Memorial church Thursday at 8 pm. Charles W Richardson bought 30 acres opposite A Stewart to build a dwelling. Mrs H T Maynard attended Tree Day events at Wellesley for cuf frage. Edith Melvin spoke before the Protective lodge in Lynn and at Chelsea and North Andover anti suffrage groups.
Memorial Church held a Sunday sermon by Rev. Mr. Whiting with the text The memory of the righteous is blessed. The service featured two flute solos rendered by Mr. Eaton who has often blessed the congregation.
Memorial Day services included decoration of graves at Wadsworth cemetery by members of the American Legion and Veterans associations from the town. The central program followed at the town center.
The Y P and B present a lecture on The Philippines aimed at drawing a large local audience. A small fee is charged, kept within reach of most residents.
William B. Bailey, a longtime veteran, was honored in a ceremony as he marked decades of uninterrupted service. The event recognized his dedication and steady presence among former soldiers.
Three act military drama presented by Willow Rebekah lodge No 109 at Association hall. Set in 1863 Pennsylvania, the plot centers on Darrington, a Union deserter in disguise, and Mrs Vernon a clever widow who aids his escape. Performances praised for strong acting especially Miss Clara Robinson and Miss Katherine Adams. ensemble noted for skillful handling of a tricky plot.
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