Local Notes Highlight Town Residents and Orders
J F Gannon reports Alderman Howe has purchased an automobile. Several residents ill or visiting relatives are listed with addresses on Broad Street and Elm Street. Garde d’Honneur calls a large turnout tonight. A social event at Lincoln Street Armory is planned for Monday April 1 with Newell’s Orchestra. The W W T club met at Miss E Frances Marshall’s home for a music filled evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Howe
Alphonse Bouvier
Broad St
Herman Johnson
Boston
J. A.D. Jaques
Alexander Grenier
Leominster
Charles Durand
Versailles
Frank Noel
Brockton
Adolphe
Lampton
Alfred Brien
Elm St
C. T. Warner
West Main St
Garde d’Honneur
Clement Paquette
Cutting St
Philias Blanchette
Fayet
Philias
E. Frances Marshall
Lincoln St
Boston Barred But Nashua Wet Goods Relief Battle
In East Cambridge Superior Court Judge Fox pressed a legal point over liquor transport. The case involved Concord expressman Joseph English charged with secretly importing liquor from Boston and from Nashua New Hampshire. The jury found him guilty on Boston imports but not guilty on Nashua imports, with the judge invoking interstate commerce laws to explain the exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Concord
Commonwealth
Nashua
N. H
Cambridge Superior Court
Supreme Court
Joseph English
Expressman
Fox
Woman's Club Meeting Holds Home Talent Program
At the Unitarian church parlors the Woman's club featured the home talent committee presenting a reading on A Trip Across the Plains in an Oxcart by Lucy Fosdick and a farce The Modern Sewing Society with a large cast led by Ellen Whitney Florence Howe Edna Calef and Lucy Fosdick. Afternoon tea followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Unitarian Church
Alice Jacobs
Frank E. Cutter
Philip A. Davis
Florence J. Howe
Murray Ballou
Mary Sohier
Lillian B. McConnell
Edna Gales
Lucy Fosdick
the Modern Sewing Society
Ellen F. Whitney
Florence H. Howe
Edna Calef
Cyrus W. Benjamin
A. M. MacLeod
R. D. Willard
Edward L. Tuttle
Charles H. Towle
Elizabeth Wheeler
Lucy Pi Hosmer
Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments Illness and Deaths
Miss Marion Barker is very ill at her Hubbard Street home. Roy A. Flewelling will join B. W. Brown and start duties Thursday. Robert Connerton will assist in suppressing the brown tail moth. Philip T. Flavin Jr returned to Concord from Washington DC after the death of his brother Michael Flavin, son of Mr and Mrs on Lowell Road. Funeral services were held at St Bernard's church on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
S. E. Dufur
Marion Barker
Hubbard St
Roy A. Flewelling
B. W. Brown
Robert Connerton
Philip T. Flavin Jr
Washington, D. C
Michael Flavin
Lowell Road
St. Bernard’s Church
Local Notes From Sudbury And Nearby
Mrs. A. J. Morse visited Mrs. C. A. Parmenter for several days. Rev. G. Seaman, once pastor at the M. E. church, called on friends in town. While carpentry at G. A. Haynes, Myron W. Lawin stepped on a nail and injured his foot, though improving by the last report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. G. Seaman
M. E. Church
G. A. Haynes
Myron W. Lawin
Easter customs and a Bedlington kiss charge
The piece notes Teutonic Easter worship and spring feast days with license. It cites a Bedlington coal miner sued for kissing a woman at Easter, who claimed the old custom and was released. The account recalls northerly customs of kissing for a sixpence during Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Humber
Bedlington
Northumberland
Chicago
Inter Océan
Heavy vote seals Selectman race at town meeting
The selectman contest drew 837 voters of 1022 as Horace Tuttle won over Francia McManus 438 to 389. Other results include James Nagle beating Walter A. Carr 407 to 394 for overseer of the poor, and no license support dropping to 120 from 213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectman
Horace Tuttle
Francia McManus
Ciiess
Overseer of
James Nagle
Walter A. Carr
Alvah G. Wheeler
Silas A.bean
Edward Clahane
William Craig
Densmore B. Hosmer
George G. Morrell
Chilton Cabot
Herbert W
Marlboroarea notes mark spring visits and local changes
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel and health notes. People from Marlboro and nearby towns visit Boston and Vermont, tickets and sales of souvenir postcards for W and R basketball circulate, while employment changes include William Langell joining Marlboro Electric and others returning home from work in Spencer and Conway. A minstrel show is planned for April 16 under Daughters of Veterans.
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Murray BE. Allen
Roscoe Giles
Boston
P. H. Martin
Webster
A. W. Tarbell
Chester
E. B. °. Richards
Barre
Joseph Rosso
P. A. Kirby
Conway
Michael B. Mullaney
James Treacy
New York City
John
Andrew Treacy
H. O. White
Gaust
Newton’st
Mary A. Parsons
D. of V
William Langell
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Marlboro Electric Light Co
Mary Anysie
St. Ann’s Academy
Lachine
P. Q
Albert Gervais
Prouty
Spencer
Arthur Houghton
Westbrook Academy
Maine
George D. Houghton
Norwood St
Daughters of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
P. G. Colleary
Eugene Labossiere
Florida
Alma
Lynn
Brockton
Rosanna Labossiere
Petition for administration of Margaret J. Brothers estate
The Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and creditors to respond to a petition to grant Mary A. Brothers administration of Margaret J. Brothers Maynard estate without bond. Public notice requires three weekly publications in Maynard Enterprise before the April 9 1907 hearing in Middlesex County.
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Middlesex
Margaret J. Brothers
Maynard
Mary
A. Brothers of
Obate
Oamdge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles
Petition to Sell Real Estate of Emily A B Thompson
Probate Court in Middlesex County orders notice for license to sell the Concord estate of Emily A B Thompson to settle her heirs. Julius M Smith and Arthur P Teele, administrators, must publish advisement in Cord Enterprise and serve all interested parties fourteen days before the April 16 1907 hearing at Lowell Superior Court. Witness Charles J McIntire Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Emily A. B. Thompson
Concord
Julius
M. Smith
Arthur
P. Teele
Lowell
Commonwealth
Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
Mortgagee's Sale of Acton Property in Massachusetts
Public auction on Saturday April 13 1907 at two o'clock in the afternoon for a mortgage deed on a parcel of land with buildings in West Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts. The 18 000 square foot lot sits on Homestead Street bounded by Robert J. Smith land and grantee land. Cash payment of 200 required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur F
West Acton
Acton
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of
Homestead Street
Robert J. Smith
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Massachusetts
The Natick Five Cents Savings Bank will sell at public auction on April 6 1907 at 3 PM the Worcester Road property in South Sudbury Middlesex County Massachusetts for breach of mortgage conditions. A cash deposit of $200 is required. sale conducted by treasurer Frederick O Baston.
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George. B. Coolidge
Natick Five Cents Savings Bank
County of
Middlesex
Worcester
Sudbury
South
Commonwealth of Massachuestts
Witt
Keating
Worcester Road
Walker
Frederick O. Baston
Treas
Natick
Mass
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Placide Durand
William Sawyer
Cichituate
Henry ‘Sawyer
Pleasant St
Bob” White
Thomas Hanley
Liberty St
H. Howe
Loyd Sutton
Mass. Institute of Technology
William T. Sutton
West Mainst . Co
Haster
Newell’s Orchestra
East Camfibridge
Woman’s Club
A. J. Morse
C.A. Parmenter
Advertise
the Enterprise
Vanderveer
the Post Office
the Cause
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Mari
Boro
Arthur Gervais
Tolman
Sears Club
Holy Trinity
Philippines
Cassard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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