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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
6
The Acton Probate Court cites next of kin and interested parties to appear June 30 1910 in Middlesex for a petition by Horace F Tuttleton to mortgage estate assets to raise funds for support. Notices require service fourteen days prior and publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Michael Mahoney of Concord. A document purporting to be his last will and testament is presented to the court by David F Scanlon and Thomas G F Mahoney asking appointment as executors without bond. The citation requires appearance on the seventh day of January 1910 at nine in the morning to show cause why the petition should not be granted, with public notice to be run weekly for three consecutive weeks in the Concord Enterprise.
The Probate Court of Middlesex issues a citation to heirs next of kin and creditors regarding the estate of Maria A Keyes late of Acton intestate. Everett Flagg of Worcester seeks administration without bond with three weeks public notice in Acton Enterprise before July 11 1910 at nine o clock.
Court directs notice to heirs in Concord for a petition to grant administration of the estate to Frank B Bemis of Beverly Essex without surety on bond. Publication in Enterprise required at least one day before the court date. Witness Charles J McIntire June 16, 1922.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts creditors and all interested in the estate of Ann Augusta Crocker of Acton are notified a petition for letters of administration will be heard at the Middlesex Probate Court Cambridge on July 7 1910 at 9:00 AM. A public notice will run weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise, prior to the hearing. W. E. Rogers Register.
Heirs, kin, creditors and others interested in the estate of Emory Eugene Miles late of Acton Middlesex intend to appear in probate court. Lucy C Miles of Acton filed a petition without a surety on her bond on July seventh at the Middlesex County Probate Court. A date for further proceedings will be published.
Maynard shoppers visit Chris tie and Mrs Warner Lee visits with her mother Mrs W C White. Miss Mary McGowan and Miss Annie Senett stay with Mr and Mrs Thomas Connell. Rev E N Adams has a new telephone at home 148 14. Belmont meet Concord Junction in Westvale July Fourth morning. Royal Arcanum attends Acton council initiation in South Acton. Farnham Damon returns from Boston University and Massachusetts Agricultural College with degrees. A trap once owned by King Edward will be sold after the parade. Pandora club hosts Edith Stevenson for her farewell party before her marriage Monday evening.
Saturday afternoon the Independents defeated the Speed Boys after a 12 inning battle. The regular Independents lineup faced a Speed Boys squad of top local talent and the game swung as players like Willis and Mike Hayes starred in the outfield. A July 4 rematch is expected to draw a large crowd.
Plans for a all day July 4th picnic at Valley Garden across from Ralph Damon's home with a Finnish band from Maynard providing music. The athletic program includes a series of races and events for men women and children starting at 10 a.m. including baseball, barrel race, high jump, hurdles, mile runs and tug of war Westvale against Concord Jet.
Creditors and all interested parties are notified of a probate hearing for the estate of Oliver Locke late of Stow. Arthur W. Locke and Harry D. Locke of Deerfield NH are named in the petition and the court will convene in Cam- Sea on the day and hour stated to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted. Witness dated June 20, 1910.
A town group led by Harold Chase and Captain Ralph Petersen of Company I calls for citizen sign ups to join local clubs and a day of decor, flags, and a central fireworks display funded by residents. Snow & Noll’s drug store and Officer Taylor of the Mass Reformatory collect contributions as the town works to honor Independence Day with a communal celebration.
Miss Tei leaves for Japan after a stay marked by warm welcomes and many friendships. A farewell party at the church was attended by numerous locals and was hosted with Mrs. Walter Lel and assisting. She plans to teach children in Japan, sharing the knowledge she gained here.
Sunday morning the sermon will be The Birth day of Our Country. Evening service will preach The People of God followed by the Communion season.
Nice stocky celery plants offered by F. L. Garland at Concord Junction. Contact telephone Con. 214-3 for details.
Miss Louise Whiting of Northfield visits her relatives in South Sudbury while Larned Willis of Waltham spends Sunday with his sister. Everett Saunders, a Pittsburg athletic instructor, returns for the summer. Mrs. Arthur L. Hont of Brooklyn and her son visit R. H. Hurlburt’s family. Carleton B. Elims, recently from college, secures a position with Gor Auto Series Co. in Connecticut.
Sudbury residents report Miss Alice Bent and Miss Frances Bent visiting at their home for the summer with Miss Elisa F McLean of West Somerville a guest of Mrs Horatio Hunt Rev and Mrs George received a visit from their daughter in Somerville Breezi H Porter plans to play base bail July 4 Rexall social club of Maynard readers note Sudbury brass page Will hale.
The Groton alumni hosted by their mother Mrs Mary P Porter gathered in the town hall for a 1910 class reunion. The event, long anticipated, began with a grand march led by Miss Anna Jobn Porter and continued with dancing to the Waltham Watch City Orchestra until 1 am. Intermission offered ice cream and punch.
The graduates named Rachel Clarke Anna Louise Johnson Ruth M German manfred present gifts on behalf of The class. Officers included Comer Porter vice president and Anna L Johnson secretary treasurer with a list of others. The hall used green and white colors and the motto Vivre sans peur et sans reproche framed the event.
The item notes the burial of an infant son in South Acton last Thursday. It lists personnel including John Trouppa and W. A. Flint, with others visiting or employed in Boston and Sudbury. It mentions Reba Warner teaching in Yankton and an unpublished birth record with a 12 lb son to Mr and Mrs Granberg and an 8 lb son to N Luciana and others.
A 7 lb boy and 9 lb son were born to the Leard and Trouppa families. Harold Henson, a card boy at the South Acton woolen mill, injured his right index finger and will be out of work for a week or more. Miss Alice May Macintyre resigns as high school teacher and returns home to rence after four faithful years. The Royal Arcanum Lodge plans a lawn party on school grounds with peanuts, popcorn and cigars, plus a Maynard concert and a dance with Imperial Orchestra music in exchange hall, proceeds to hospital fund. A special Royal Arcanum meeting was held at the Universalist vestry with many from nearby towns. Grand Regent Wiley and other officers attended and spoke on the order’s good. Grass for sale. nine acres of English and Meadow hay available from James B. Murray, South Acton.
Bedford grammar school celebrates the class of graduates bound for Concord High. Names include Ruth Simonds Edith Smith William Torrey George Hawk Harold Grey Louis Kelley with honors for Bernice Craig Beatrice Fletcher Abigail Bacon Norman Torrey and Louis Webber Stephen Atkins Hatch Rich special mention to former teacher Mrs Clara Wheeler for years of service and now retiring from Bedford schools.
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