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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
6
Advert counts Western grade canned goods and baked beans with small price tags. Claiming quality and savings, the note invites locals to visit and try service, promising delivery within a reasonable time and repeat business.
The Bedford town meeting proceeded as scheduled with strict male voter admission and police guard. Council approved a 104 to 75 vote to retain Chief Edward P Kelley, and settled budgets including Schools 7000 and roads 4400 with various line items totaling multiple thousand dollars.
The Massachusetts Probate Court in Middlesex cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of William H. Whitney of Concord to appear March 19 1913 at nine in the morning for probate of a purported will. The petitioner Josephine S Osgood Whitney seeks letters testamentary without bond and publication is required weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise with notices mailed to known heirs seven days before the hearing.
J H Brown of Springs Rd narrowly avoided drowning after stepping on a loose ice patch and sinking seven feet. Eddie Temple pulled him free by the coat collar. Brown, a G A R veteran, said he suffered no injury from the bath. Louis D Rice died from throat obstruction after meat fragments caused suffocation. Dr. Whiton retrieved two large pieces but Rice died. Survived by his mother Mrs S J Rice of 12 Russell St, Waltham. A later town meeting featured C Company L M M in blue overcoats praised for enforcing town orders per a letter to Capt. Cook from Chief Kelley.
Commonwealth notice to heirs and creditors of Bridget R O Brien late of Maynard Mass deceased intestate. William H O Brien of Maynard seeks letters of administration without bond. Cambridge Probate Court March 17 1913 9 am. Public notice in Maynard Enterprise weekly for three weeks. Witness Charles J McIntire Es. February 18. Rogers Register.
A petition to grant letters of administration on Ellen Hanley’s estate, deceased of Concord, is presented. Thomas F. Hanley of Watertown is named as administrator without bond. Citations require appearance March 20, 1913 at 9:00 AM in Middlesex County to show cause. Public notice by Concord Enterprise to be printed.
Probate court citation in Middlesex County for Jane McPhail deceased with John A. McPhail as executor seek letters testamentary. Court to be held March 25, 1913 at 9 a.m. in Maynard to show cause. publication required in Maynard Enterprise. Also notice of Augusta M Foss appointed administratrix of Frank B Foss estate in Concord Massachusetts with bond filed and demands to be presented.
In Middlesex ss Probate Court, state of George H Harris late of Acton deceased. Sarah A Harris prays letters testamentary be issued executrix without surety. Citations to appear March 24 1913 at 9 AM to show cause why granting should not occur. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise or delivery to known interested parties seven days before court. Witness First Judge Charles J McIntire dated February 28 1913.
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