Cambridge Concord Relocation Plan Discussed by Commissioners
Massachusetts officials at a Cambridge Concord relocation hearing declare the move of the Cambridge and Concord Turn from Lexington Road easterly to a line near Lincoln is for convenience and necessity. A meeting is set for June 23 1910 at the Town Hall Se men's room to locate the route. Ralph N. Smith asst. clerk and Tolman deputy sheriff sign the document.
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Massachusetts
Cambridge
Concord
Lexington Road
Lincoln
Conan
Ralph N. Smith
T. Clerk
Mary
Tolman
Sherif
Probate Court Notice of Petition in Maynard Mass
The petition by A. White of Maynard requests permission to transfer real estate in fee despite her husband being insane and guardian B. White may be authorized to exercise rights. Citations to appear are set for June in Middlesex County Court with publication in Maynard before the date. Executors Elsie Pierce and G. Loomin announce estates and debts for all claimants to present or pay.
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Commonwealth of
Cam
Middlesex
Forendon
Maynard
Charles J. McIntire
Toad W. B. Rogers
Probate Court to Hear Administration for Lee Ge and One Nodiel
The notice announces a probate hearing at Cam in Wiese on June 28 at 9 in the morning to grant letters of administration with the will annexed to Lee Ge or another suitable person, executor named in the will having died. Public notice required via Bedford Enterprise for three weeks and by mailing or delivering copies to known interested parties seven days before the hearing. Charlies J. Melntire, First Judge, dated June 1, 1910.
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Lee Ge
Nodiell
Gaveaas O. Perry
Camin
Ty of Wiese
Bedford Enterprise
Charlies J. Melntire
W. B. Rogers
Register
Notice to Creditors of Insolvent Estate Withington
Commissioners announce that six months from May 18, 1910 are allowed to present and prove claims against the insolvent estate of George 8 Withington of Concord Middlereux. The Probate Court appoints commissioners to examine all claims for payment.
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George
Withington
Concord
Middlereux
Local updates and events in Westomerville area
Mea B Swift and children visit relatives in Westomer ville. Mrs Emma Evans of Lowell visits her mother Mrs A H Knowlton. W U T U met Tuesday at Mrs Martin B Wood home final gathering until fall. Barrel shop to supply fall orders. barrels to be produced. Rev Mr Woodeworth and daughter Mrs Frank Norris of Portland visit Fréd Norris. A runaway horse and buggy from Boxboro halted at L Richardson's after route toward South Acton. owner Walter Taylor of Maynard. No serious damage.
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Martin B. Wood
W. W. Gough
Newton
Tarbell
Woodeworth
Frank Norris
Portland
Fréd Norris
Boxboro
South Acton
L. Richardson
Walter Taylor
Maynard
W. H. Forbush
Children’s night and Flag Day at Grange event in Acton Centre
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Barker and Mrs Daniels. Geo Greenough moves to South Acton to make his future home. Orpheus Parent from South Framingham visits George Noyes. Children’s night at the Grange on June 14 will be patriotic and open to the public. Memorial library hours updated with Wednesday and Saturday evenings until six. Are club presents Aunt Jerasha’s Quilting Party Friday at eight in the town hall with anticipated laughs and local hits.
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F. J. Barker
Mrs. Daniels
Geo. Greenough
Acton
Orpheus Parent
South Framingham
George Noyes
the Grange
Memorial Library
Are Club
Jerasha
Sunshine Villa Visit and Local Social Notes
Ruth Richardson of Framingham spent part of last week at Sunshine Villa. J. 8. Moore will close his market Tuesday afternoons during the summer months. Frank Hapgood was visiting from Newport Vermont last week with his family. L. C. Hastings and his wife traveled to Somerville to see their daughter Mrs Tule. A new sign has been placed at the local business corner.
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Ruth Richardson
Framingham
Sunshine Villa
Moore
Frank Hapgood
Newport
L. C. Hastings
Somerville
Mrs. Tule
Notice of Administratrix Appointment and Estate Claim
Hereby given that Annie B. Clark is duly appointed administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Mary Medora Manalibion Geunanes in the agout estate. She has taken the trust and appoints Frankiin oO Watson of 116 street, Somerville, Mauss., as agent. All persons with claims must present them to Annie B. Clark.
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John . Pierce
Lincoln
Middlesex
Mary Medora Manalibion Geunanes
Local Notes and Society Briefs from Warren Area
Community updates include visitors A W Spinney from New Haven and Miss Abbie M Chase visiting relatives, two men jailed after a night in Warren Jones' yard, and upcoming events at Red Acre farm such as field day and horse show with reconstructed horses. Also reported are church services, a children’s concert, a horse parade in Boston, and a man taken to Cambridge for mental observation after arrest.
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Martin
Charles Miles
A. W. Spinney
New Haven
Conn
Clarence
Hall
Maine
A. M. Chase
Abbie M. Chase
Swamecott
Prescott
George Braman
Rudson
J. Cushing Co. Histami
South Acton
Warren Jones
Frank Stiles
Red Acre Farm
Congregational Church
Will F. Hendey
Blind Tom
Boston
Tom
Boxboro Grange presents four act drama for charity
Boxboro Grange stages In Old New England a four act drama in the vestry of the Universalist church on Thursday night to raise funds for the electric light fund. The cast includes Jedediah Perkins D Salmon 3d Tom Perkins Arthur W Nelson David Angell and others with Mrs Perkins Eva Coleman Araminta Perkins Lucretia Gale Gladys Angel Vera Bradford and Bertha Richardson among the players. Better take the time to attend this entertainment as our neighbors are very clever.
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Boxboro Grange
Universalist Church
Old New England
Electric Light Fund
Jedediah Perkins
D. Salmon 3d
Tom Perkins
Arthur W. Nelson
David Angell
Charles B. Bradford
Lem Haskins
Leo Cunningham
Hezekiah Liocum
Ralph Whitcomb Robert Donald Warren Hayward Algernon Percival Montgomery
Alvin Richardson
G. Washington Lincoln Jackson
George Richardson
Mrs. Perkins
Eva Coleman
Araminta Perkins
Lucretia Gale Gladys Angel Vera Bradford Minerva Ann Johnson
Bertha Richardson
Drowning at Great Pond Roslindale Man Lost Life in Canoe Capsize
Gerald K. New, 25, of Roslindale drowned at Great Pond near Sudbury while canoeing with five friends. The group had rented Fred Sheffield's camp for a day of recreation. New, inexperienced in paddling, overturned about 5 30 am after shifting his paddle, and his companions could not reach him in time.
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Great Pond
Gerald K. New
Roslindale
Ed Flood
Leon Kent
John Quinn
Mr. Quinn
Fred Sheffield
Tragic Death Of Dover Street Brakeman
A Dover Street yards brakeman named Mr New was killed while on duty. Medical Examiner McGrath viewed the scene and the body was moved home to Roslindale. He left a healthy mother and three brothers.
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F. B. Bent
McGrath
Hudson
Roslindale
New
Dover St
Bedford News Roundup of Local Events and Plans
Bedford reports a 32 degree freeze affecting strawberry growers as Jeying 900 feet of Crescent avenue water pipe nears completion. A civic athletic meet is planned for July 4 by the Bedford Civic club with handicap track events for all ages. A Shawsheen Tribe dinner followed by speeches praised Redmen talks on fraternal benefits and secret organizations. Mr. Young purchased coal black horses for a new ice wagon and Provost discussions highlighted local community strides.
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A. J. Poland & Co
Crescent Ave
Mr. Young
Bedford Ieo
Young
Bedford Civic Club
Downes
Redmenship
Rose Party at Historic Hall Draws Lexington Guests
Minute Man lodge hosted a rose party at Historic Hall in Lexington with guests from Lexington Arlington Bedford Carlisle Concord and Waltham. About 50 couples took part in a moonlight dance and roses showered on dancers as prizes were awarded to Mrs. A. C. Biggs and John McDonald.
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Lexington
Minute Man Lodge
Arlington
Bedford
Carlisle
Concor
Waltham
R. F. Peterson
Ethel Peterson
A. C. Biggs
John McDonald
Anthony C
Biggs
Regina McKearney
Ida Rogers
May Burke
Frank Bigsi
William A. Spiedel
W. J. Reynolds
Richard Duncan
Fragmented page text hints at a school scene
OCR fragment shows a dialog between Row pupil and a smart news character about someone being over someone's head. Context and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ian
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J. W. Gately
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