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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
3
A. A. Hilferty of South Framingham district posts a $3 320 per month total and an average 37 cents weekly rise over a period, illustrating persistent earnings within a limited territory. Miss Agatha Cook of Waltham visited over Sunday with Miss Thersa Heffernan and the Misses Joyce.
An old Marlboro advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills as a household remedy for weak kidneys. It cites two danger signals from urine and back pain and includes a testimonial from Mrs. F. Howe praising relief after a family member suffered kidney issues. Price listed as 50 cents at dealers.
Maynard schools showcase domestic science and industrial work to teach girls home making skills. Exhibits at Nason street and Bancroft street buildings display cooking, sewing, and garment construction from first through high school levels. The annual Children’s Day program at Congregational church featured student performances and Bible presentations to seven-year-olds.
Miss Cecelia Jalman and Mike Fish, both of this town, wed at 4 pm Sunday in the home of groom’s parents Rabbi Israel W. Sherr officiated. Bridesmaid Bertha Fish and best man Hyman Fish attended as relatives and friends from Springfield Worcester East Boston gathered for the ceremony and reception. The couple will live at 25 River St after a wedding journey and received many gifts.
Friends gathered at the Toop home to honor Miss Ines Toop with a linen shower. The evening featured games refreshments and music including vocal solos by Miss Genevieve Coughlin and Beatrice Sunderland.
Sunday evening program featured an "Flag Day" theme with a large American flag and a varied slate of choir and recitation numbers led by Mr. Bertha N. Osgood. Rev. A Morrill conducted the flag day remarks. Mrs. C H Stanley and Grace Parkin sang in separate morning observances accompanied by Miss Bertha Batley and J W Rithulo Ma.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts a probate court noticesbern and all kin are informed that Granville Grant seeks letters testamentary issued to him as executor for LB Miles of Concord. A public notice must run weekly in the Enterprise newspaper for three weeks, with the final publication at least seven days before mailing notices to interested parties. Dated June 8, 1914.
Notice states Patrick H. Murphy and Thomas J. Smith as executors of the Timothy Maynard estate in an unspecified county. Creditors must present claims and all debts owed must be paid to the executors. The text is garbled but indicates probate actions dated 1914 and an address line.
By virtue of a warrant the Probate Court in Middlesex County Massachusetts issues a sale for unpaid taxes on a parcel formerly conveyed to Mabel W. dy. The notice cites next of kin and creditors to appear in Acton to show cause why letters of administration to Bilbridge should not be granted. A publication date in the Acton Enterprise is needed.
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