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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
3
Petition seeks letters of administration for Erie N. Daniels late of Concord. Clara J. Harding of Boston applies without bond surety. Citations issued for June 14 1917 at 9 AM in Cambridge Probate Court with weekly notices in Concord Enterprise for three weeks.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues citation to heirs and interested parties in the estate of David Be Marshall late of Sudbury for probate of the will. Atherton W. Rogers seeks letters of administration with will annexed without bond and a showing is set for June 20 1917 in Cambridge. Court publishes notice for three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise and mails copies to known parties fourteen days prior. Witness Charles J Melvin, May 28 1917.
Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court orders all interested parties to appear June 15 1917 at nine in Cambridge to show cause why the administrator’s account should not be allowed. Citation to be served fourteen days before and published weekly in the Maynard Enterprise three weeks, plus mailed to known interested parties seven days before the hearing. Witness Charles J McIntire May 25, 1907.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court announces the estate of Webster C Robbins late of Acton deceased. Amelia H Robbins and Ray N Robbins petition for letters testamentary without bond and request appearance June 15 1917 at nine oclock to show cause. Public notice via Acton Entree newspaper and mail to known interested parties seven days before court. Witness Charles Meintire Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues a citation in the estate of Charles A Carlson late of Concord. Marie F Carlson petitions to probate the alleged last will and testament without surety. Court in Cambridge May 11 1917 at 9 am to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted. Public notice via Concord Enterprise with copy to all heirs seven days prior. Charles J McIntire First Judge. Edward F Loughlin attorney.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court presents the last will of Terence Magurn late of Concord Middlesex County for probate Catherine F Maguin seeks letters testamentary as executrix without bond. Court in Cambridge June 14 1917 at 9 am. Notice via publication and mail to interested parties seven days prior. Witness Charles J McIntire First Judge May 15 1917. Maurice McWalter petitioner.
Mortgagee William B. Case sells a Maynard parcel at public auction June 16 1917 at 2 pm for foreclosing Calvin A Whitney mortgage. The deed describes about eighteen and three fourths square rods on Acton street with specified bounds and requires $100 cash down and balance within ten days.
A letter from Joseph Keyes, an ambulance driver in France, describes convoy movement from Paris, the Paris to front journey, a bomb scare, a gravely wounded man, and a bittersweet moment when a father's plea to photograph his son's grave is fulfilled. He notes good car performance, the fight against German planes, and a new Pisa address for faster mail via the Enterprise.
Miss Dorothy Persons and Raymond Chatmbury Hamlin were married Thursday evening at 7 30 at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. Charles F. Parsons officiated. The ceremony featured attendants Miss Pauline Bent and Miss Ruby Hamlin with Carl C. Parsons as best man. The couple will reside at 149 Newark Ave Bloomfield New Jersey after a wedding tour.
Henry Simonds, son of John Simonds, arrived home on a five days furlough after 30 months aboard the U S cruiser Des Moines. He helped the first U S warship to cross the Atlantic since war with Germany and logged a record firing test at night. He visited Asia Mindéley France Italy and Spain during the cruise and plans to serve in France under General Pershing.
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs creditors and interested parties in the estate of Henry J Murray late of Concord to appoint Stephen J Murray as administrator without a bond. A hearing is set and notice is to be published weekly for three weeks. Witness is the court registrar in May.
A group of schoolmates and friends gathered Tuesday evening at Frank OBrien’s home to surprise him. The party featured singing by Harlan Powers and other selections by Marton Wilson and Alice McDonald, with social hour and gifts including roan de driues.
Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal church drew a large turnout. Charlies Parsons preached the morning sermon, Lindsey Pie sang a solo for Methodist Women at Concord, and Rev. Charles J. Parndtts assisted by members led the afternoon session with Lindsey Smittz. Carl Persons played a cornet solo at the evening service.
The play If I Oat Wate A Mil lion by the Men's club at EM church will be repeated at the hall in the city tonight. Tickets for tonight are selling quickly.
A two day convention of the Young People's Christian Endeavor society of Finnish Lutheran churches in the Eastern States gathered at Glendale Street Lutheran Church with over 400 delegates from Worcester Fitchburg Rockport Peabody Quincy Gardner Allston West Barnstable and Brooklyn New York Maynard. The event featured sermons by Rev. Alpo Betala of Republic Michigan and others, a Saturday evening concert at Cooperative Hall attended by about 600, choirs from multiple churches, and a Sunday program with regular services and a church reception for Rev. Alpo Setala.
The White Cross Guild held its regular meeting at Riverside Hall and set plans for a June 12 charity dance at Cooperative Hall. Four comedies will be performed by 20 guild members in The Suffragette, with home made cake and ice cream for sale. Proceeds go to the Hospital Equipment fund.
At a meeting held at the Summer Street school on Thursday evening an organization of Cadets was formed under the Illinois Superintendent of Schools. Thirty-one young people aged 16 to 21 enrolled as the first group. A preliminary drill and organization were planned with the next gathering set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Rolls are open to all willing young men in the age range of good character. Edward Coughlin of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology assisted in the drilling.
Miss Mirna Goettler celebrated her third birthday with a home party at 409 Linden Street. Relatives and friends attended on Saturday and presented numerous gifts.
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