Thomas Bailey Aldrich Dies in Boston at 83
Author and poet Thomas Bailey Aldrich died in Boston yesterday afternoon after a prolonged illness. He had returned to his home from the Homeopathic Hospital just hours earlier, urging to be at his own walls when the last call came. Born November 11, 1836, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, he leaves a wife and son Talbot Aldrich.
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Boston
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Talbot Aldrich
America
Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Portsmouth
N. H
500th Supbury and Nearby Visits Highlight Marlboro Notices
Marlboro residents share weekend greetings as W N Cooper hosts visitors, Leonard Goulding from Palmg spends the day with kin, and Mrs C L EB Perry and daughter Marjorie call on Mrs HL Newton. Harry L Parmenter recovers from illness, W B Bailey improves after a grip attack, P W Jones returns from a Connecticut business trip, and Lucy Seymour’s family marks her 90th birthday with music and drum performances by Charles Seymour.
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Leonard Goulding
Palmg
HL. Newton
C. L. EB
Perry
Marjorie
Harry L. Parmenter
P. W. Jones
Connecticut
W. B. Bailey
Lucy Seymour
Charles Seymour
For Sale English and Hungarian Hay Near Sudbury Center
For sale 20 tons of first and second quality English hay and 6 or 7 tons of good Hungarian hay at reasonable prices. Contact L. P. Bent, Sudbury Center, Mass., box 15. Maynard local.
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L. P. Bent
Sudbury Center
Mass
Maynard
Maynard licenses field expands with new applicants
Three bona fide applicants join five regulars for licenses in Maynard, with a couple more keeping silent yet ready to enter. Several new men will contest for licenses while the sender expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness during bereavement and floral tributes.
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B. Collins
Maynard
Public auction of Acton property under 1905 mortgage
By virtue of a power of sale in a mortgage dated July 31 1905 and recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds Book 3182 Page 293 the West Acton land with buildings will be sold at public auction Saturday April 18 1907 at 2 PM. The parcel lies on the North side of Homestead Street in West Acton containing about 18000 square feet with described boundaries. A cash payment of 200 is required at sale.
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Fred W. Gray
Arthur F. Blanchard
Middlesex South District Registry of
West Acton
Acton
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of
Homestead Street
Robert J. Smith
Mortgagee Sale of Personal Property in Concord
Mortgagee sale of stock and fixtures in the store at 5 Main Street Milldam Concord Mass on Monday March 25 1907 at 10 00 A M under a chattel mortgage from John W Craig to William and Ellen Craig dated November 22 1906 and recorded with the town clerk auction by Erastus H Smith auctioneer terms at sale by order of William Craig and Ellen Craig mortgagees
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Concord Mass
John
William and
Ellen Craig
Concord
Milldam
Main Street
William Craig
Mass
War proclamation in Central America alarms American in Honduras
The article reports on a Nicaragua issued proclamation promising looting of first captured cities in Honduras and Salvador, framing a war against Salvador. Americans in Puerto Cortez prepare to defend themselves amid rumors of U S naval protection and disbanded Nicaraguan troops surrender in Salvador.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New Orleans
Salvador
Nicaragua
Anxifous
Tonduran
Los Calpules
Carizal
San Pedro
Sula
United States
Truxillo
Bénilla
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Mass
Public auction of a Sudbury land lot on Worcester Road as security for a mortgage from George D B Coolidge to Natick Five Cent Savings Bank. Sale set for April 6 1907 at 3 PM cash payment of 200 dollars required.
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Yitme
George DB. Coolidge
Natick Five Centa Savings Bank
County of Middlesex Sc. Dist
Worcester Road
Sudbury
South Sudbury
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachuestts
M. Keating
A. Walker
Sai Walker
Probate notices for estates in Cambridge and Maynard Mass
In Middlesex County probate matters two estates seek letters of administration. Silas R. Kenniston is named for Lucy Harrington of Concord with weekly notices in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks and a mailed copy to heirs. Richard Allan of Maynard seeks administration of Charles Allan with notice in the Maynard Enterprise for publication the week before the April 2 1907 hearing.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
George H. Warren
Fannie B. Walker
Denver
Colorado
Ella Warren
Alice Warren
Hinsdale
Nelly T Barrett
Emma J. Barrett
Clara H. Barret
Chicago
Ilinois
Royal 8
Stuckey
Grafton
Nebraska
Elizabeth W. Keeler
Minois
Concordia
County of Middlesex
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Concord Enterprise
Charles J.mcintire
Esquire
Lucy Harrington
Concord
Silas R. Kenniston
Malden
Charles J. McIntire
Charles Allan Late
Maynard
Richard Allan
Maynard Enterprise
W. E. Rogers
Register
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