Mortgagee Sale in Acton Mass City Lands
The Hudson Co-Operative Bank to foreclose a 1916 mortgage by Albert W. Marsh on about one fifth acre in Acton Middlesex to be sold at public auction July 8 1918 at 11 AM for breach of conditions. Sale subject to taxes and liens. $100 cash due at sale. balance within ten days at Fred B. Morris Savings Bank Hudson MA. Frank B. Brown treasurer mortgagee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert’ W
Acton
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Littleton
Thomas Kinsley
Kinsley
John Fletcher
Josiah D. Wheeler
Elizabeth W. Blood
Albert W. Marsh
I. B. Hall
Fred. 2. Morris
Savings Bank
Hudson
Massachusetts
Hudson Co-Operative Bank
Frank B. Brown
Citation for Administration of John B Studley Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss Probate Court issues a citation to the heirs at law and creditors of John B Studley late of Concordia to show cause why administration should not be granted to Loring N Fowler or another suitable person. Court in Cam age Middlesex on July 1, 1918 at 9 a.m. publication in Concord Enterprise required and copies mailed seven days prior. Edward F Loughlin attorney for petitioner. jn 12-19-26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ B. Studley
Concordia
Loring N. Fowler
Congard
Charles J. McIntire
News of the Week in Concord
Mrs. Frank Wheeler dies at her Fitchburg Turnpike home late Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Lawrence visit Bridgewat er for the weekend. Miss Elizabeth Wheeler returns from Mt Holyoke College for summer vacation. Miss Regina C Connell, Enterprise reporter at Concord Junction, buys a Ford touring car from Torrey Vialle. Edward L Parker of Nashua Junction purchases a new four passenger Cadillac touring car at Torrey Vialle garage. Edward Torrey attracts attention driving a three wheeled Ford touring car through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wheeler
Fitchburg Turnpike
John B. Lawrence
Bridgewater
Elizabeth Wheeler
Mt. Holyoke College
Regina C. Connell
Enterprise
Concord Junction
Torrey &Vialle
Edward L. Parker
Nashantuc Jd
Concord
Torrey & Vialle
Edward Torrey
Notable Social Visits and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Joseph Smith and family visited relatives in Beverly. Henry Franks of Lexington bought a Hudson roadster from Macone Bros. Children's day services occurred at First Parish church with Miss Mary Mahon as King Robert of Sicily. A baby boy greeted the Gates family on Barrett's Mill Road Monday afternoon. Benjamin Moody recently visited New York.
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Joseph Smith
Beverly
Henry Franks
Lexington
Macone Bros
Mary Mahon
King Robert of Sicily
Malden
John B. Gates
Barrett's Mill Rd
Benjamin Moody
New York
Victory in Defeat and June for Youth at Trinity Church
Pulpit services set for next Sunday at 10.45 in the morning and 6.45 in the evening led by the pastor. Morning topic honors the 148th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill with Victory in Defeat. Evening topic focuses on June the Month for Young People. Friday 7.45 evening subject titled Spiritual Awakenings.
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Bunker Hill
First annual Lexington golf team match with Concord players
The first of two annual team matches will be played next Saturday at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington. The return fixture is planned for Saturday afternoon August 3 at Concord Country Club.
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Lexington Golf
Concord Country Club
Lexington Golf Club
North
Lexington
Children's Day Exercises Planned by M. E. Church
On Sunday June 16 at 7 45 p m M E Church will host yearly children's day exercises with a full program. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the evening with the children.
Concord Junction Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Anna Hall spent Friday with relatives in Salem. Mr and Mrs W B Crouch left for Newport R I after a visit with Mr and Mrs Irving Amero. Mrs Anna Hall entertained Blanch Pepper and Helen Bachelder of Salem. Mrs F H Rideout and daughter Gertrude spent the weekend at a Summer cottage near Naukeag Inn Ashburnham. Matthew Steinman's family welcomed a son born Wednesday. Mother and baby doing well. Isabelle Reilley recovering from appendicitis operation at Deaconess hospital. Ernest Christian seriously ill with mumps. George Butcher, now with Co I 104th Inf in France, promoted to corporal. Mrs George Montague out after nearly three months illness.
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Anna Hall
Salem
Crouch
Newport
Irving Amero
Blanch Pepper
Helen Bachelder
F. H. Rideout
Gertrude
Naukeag Inn
Ashburnham
Matthew Steinman
George Montague
Local Past Week News Highlights
Frank Pierce joined the jury panel last week while John Mara owns a Maxwell touring car. Emil Nelson left for Camp Upton. Mrs Reuben Raines hosted weekend guests in Jamaica Plain and Shepherd class day is set for Friday June 28 with graduation Saturday the 29th in the armory. Annie Algeo visited York beach by car. The fire department responded Sunday night to a blaze destroying a large tool box belonging to the State highway near Elm street by Baker's woods.
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Frank Pierce
John Mara
Emil Nelson
Camp Upton
Reuben Raines
Jamaica Plain
George. Shepherd
Armory
Annie Algeo
York Beach
Elm St
Baker’s Woods
Serious Auto Accident Injures Catherine Burke on Lexington Road
Catherine Burke the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Burke was seriously injured Sunday afternoon when struck by a passing automobile while near George B Clark selling produce. She remained in dangerous condition at Deaconess Hospital after initial treatment and recognition by her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Burke
Lexington Rd
Catherine
Thomas J.’ Burke
George B. Clark
Deaconess Hospital
Old Concord D A R Chapter Holds June Meeting
The Old Concord chapter of the D A R met at the Chapter House on June 8 at 3 PM with regent Mrs S Fowler presiding. Reports covered secretary notes and Camp Devens jelly drives, plus a Continental Congress update by Mrs George Blinn. C A R guests enjoyed Revolutionary stories by Miss Lois H Rickey and music by Mrs Wallace B Conant, with hostesses serving ice and crackers.
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Old Concord
Chapter House
S. Fowler
Camp Devens
Continental Congress
Washington
George Blinn
Congress
Lois H. Rickey
Wallace B. Conant
Herbert B. Smith
Margaret S. Towne
Frank Harris
Pauline Bent
Concord Notes of Local Moves Meetings and Visits
Mrs Bowditch and family moved into the Bradford house on Main street in Framingham. The Concord Grange Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs Frederick Taylor’s home Tuesday afternoon. John Dee visited from New Haven Connecticut and stayed at his Bedford street home. The Concord Dramatic Club annual meeting convened at First Parish church vestry Monday evening. Mrs Fred Rockwood left for Norfolk Virginia to spend weeks with son Albert. Mrs Raymond C Robinson and children of Belmont were weekend guests of Mrs Anson Wheeler. Auto parties taken out reasonable rates call Hubbard 10.
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John Bowditch
Framingham
Bradford House
Main St
Concord Grange
Frederick Taylor
John Dee
Bedford St
New Haven
Concord Dramatic Club
First
Fred Rockwood
Norfolk
Albert
Raymond C. Robinson
Belmont
Robinson
Anson Wheeler
Helsher 10th Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Neighbors and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helsher at their home Saturday night to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. The couple received War Savings stamps from attendees as the joyful evening continued with delightful refreshments.
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Henry Helsher
Arrah-Na-Pogue Benefit Shown by Concord Chapter
The A. O. H. May 24 stage production was a success for the Concord branch of the American Red Cross. Profits realized from the performance totaled 184.60 dollars.
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Concord
American Red Cross
German Alien Women Required to Register, June 17 26
Chief of Police Craig reports word from U S Marshal Mitchell that all German alien females must register between June 17 and 26 excluding Sundays. Each woman must bring four photos and have fingerprints taken.
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Craig
U. S
Mitchell
Dodge Bros Cars Scarce This Week At Torrey Vialle
Herbert Vialle said after talks with factory representatives that large shipments are unlikely for some time. A few commercial cars remain available and demand is rising daily. The factory demonstrator is kept busy by prospective customers.
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Torrey & Vialle
Dodge Bros
Herbert Vialle
For Sale 3000 Large Stocky Tomato Plants
For sale 3000 large stocky tomato plants at a bargain to farmers. contact F. L. Garland in Concord Junction by phone.
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If. L. Garland
Concord Junction
Memorial services by Concord and Willow lodges at Union church
Concord lodge 212 and Willow Rebekah lodge 109 announce their annual Memorial services at Union church Concord Junction on Sunday evening June 16 at 7 o'clock. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs invited to gather at lodge rooms at 6:45 to march to the church. Past Grand Master Joseph Belcher of Randolph will speak on The Ideals of Odd Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Lodge
Willow Rebekah Lodge
Union Church
Concord Junction
Oda
West Concord PTA Plans June Meeting After Outdoor Exercises
The last meeting of the West Concord Parent Teachers Association for the school year will be held Friday afternoon June 14 at the West Concord School. Outdoor patriotic exercises will precede a business meeting in the school hall at the close of the programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Children’s Day Service at Trinitarian Church
A Sunday morning service at the Trinitarian church featured a baptism for children, the planting of plants, special music, and the presentation of Bibles to participants.
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Trinitarian Church
Bowen Appointed to Washington Laundry Charge
Joseph Bowen son of Mr and Mrs J P Bowen of this town now stationed at Hoboken New Jersey has been appointed to take charge of the Washington laundry There the government has taken over the laundry and it handles washing from Camp Merritt Camp Mills and from warships
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bowen
J. P. Bowen
Hoboken
Washington
Camp Merritt
Camp Mills
W. Gt. U. meeting at Mrs Rolfe home and drive funds
A Middlesex county fundraising event at Mrs Rolfe's home included speakers Mrs Butler of Nantucket and Ayer home drive solicitors. About $12 000 was raised toward a $15 000 goal with reports and refreshments as music followed.
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W. GT. U
Rolfe
Ayer Home
Butler
Nantucket
Middlesex County
Concord Turnpike Relocation Planned by County
Massachusetts Middlesex County Commissioners order relocation and repairs to Cambridge Turnpike between Lexington Road and Lincoln boundary. Meeting set at Cambridge Court House on July 2, 1918 at 10 AM to proceed. Ralph N. Smith, Asst Clerk. May 28 1918.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Concord
Lexington Road
Lincoln
Court House
E. Cambridge
Ralph N. Smith
Charles T. Brooks
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Commonwealth ‘of Massachusetts
Probate
F. M. Esty
Edward F. Loughlin
Lapham
Mass
M. E. Church
Hubbard
Ailien
Chas. C. Davis
Hay Tedders
Concord, Mass
M. Garfield
Carlisle
Bertha KE. Foss
William Foss
Adm
Mrs. Russell Robb
Tél
Albert Vanderhoof
Perfection Oil Stores
D.&h
Allrail
Concord Homes
James B. Wood & Son Co
Fitchburg Depot
Truxton
Allen’ Brown
Palm Beach
Wheeler
John W Raymond
Hubbard Street
Ye Colonial Inn
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