Gale of Real Estate Mortgages and Boundaries Document
A survey description details land parcels formerly of Oliver W and David Lane, with boundary courses, stake and stones along a county road, Cedar Gwamp, and adjoining parcels. Mentions Hastings and Gragg land, and a parcel adjoining one acre part of a mortgage, with March 2, 1910, as a date reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W
David Lane
County Road
Hastings
Vreten Amie Lowe
Gragg
Mort
Charlies&. Brown
Treas
Probate Court citation for Middlesex Massachusetts defendant
You are cited to appear at the probate court in Middlesex County on March 28, 1910 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why you may not term. The notice requires appearance weekly for three successive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Camimsaid
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Littleton area
Public auction to sell the described tract along Lowell Road and adjacent lands in Littleton as security for a mortgage. Terms require $200 down, balance in ten days. sale preserves highway rights and rights of way. Creditors and taxpayers should note and prepare for transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Moses
Taylor
McCarthy
Charlies Tuttle
Wesdred
Edward Tuttle
J. W. Fiske
Lowell
Silas H. Taylor
Notice to Executors to Show Cause in Equity Court
The executors named are to show cause on March 28, 1910 at 9 a.m. why the stated action should not proceed. The order requires publication of copy, with witness Charles J. McIntire, Esquire, First Judge, this March 2, 1910. W. E. Rogers, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Mclntire
Esquire
W. EB. Rogers
Probate citation for James H. Lomasney estate action
To all heirs next of kin and interested persons the probate court is informed that Patrick J. Lanigan seeks letters testamentary as executor in the estate of James H. Lomasney late of the county. You are cited to appear at the probate court in Cam day Serene SP Choweuhen within thirty days to show cause why letters should not be issued. First Judge J. Meintire notes the action dated in the year one Pa ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
James H. Lomasney
Patrick J. Lanigan
Camday
J. Meintire
Esquire
Probate Court to hear administration petition for Ann Wheeler estate
A probate court in Middlesex County will hear William F. Stevens petition for administration of Ann Wheeler late of Acton who died intestate. The hearing is set for April 15, 1910 at 9:00 AM in Cambridge to show cause why letters should not be granted. Publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks is required.
Probate Court Citation for Acton Heir and Creditors 1910
Massachusetts to the heirs at law next of kin creditors and all others interested in the estate of a deceased person of Acton Middlesex County Cambridge to be held in 1910 at nine in the forenoon by publication of this citation in a newspaper in the town Witness Charles J McIntire Esquire W E Rogers Official action recorded for legal notice of intestate estate proceedings
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Massachusetts
Middlesex
Acton
William F. Stevens
Senate
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
W. E. Rogers
Probate Court Notice For Fishing Citation Publication
Middlesex Probate Court issues a fishing citation in the county with a witness and publication to appear across successive weeks starting April 6. The notice requires publication at least one day and is issued with a command to provide the witness.
Local Society Notes Include Marriages Moves and Illness
A busy town page reports Mrs. Burke and family at Pinehurst North Carolina, Howard Wiles on the St Lawrence debating team, and Frank H Pope active in supporting James Guild. Stanley Curran returns from Miss Elsie Brigham, Mrs G G Greenwood and Miss Hattie Simpson visiting Bradford Vermont, and Albina and Eleana Martel open a millinery store in New Bedford. Denise Desmarais visits town while Typhoid and scarlet fever affect families. U O G Star holds a session. a new Riani ice store sign shines. licenses issued to Eugene Menard and Rose Lena Emory. many townsfolk travel or recover from illness.
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James Guild
R. Stevens
Peppies National Bank
Boston & Maine Railroad
N. H
G. G. Greenwood
Hattie Simpson
Providence
R. L
R. P. Simpson
Bradford
Vermont
Warren Ave
Patrick Sheehan
Albina
Eleana Martel
New Bedford
Philips Desmarais
Harrieville
R. 1
Sam Gordon
U. O. G. Star
Cora Jones
Lulu King
Ada Brown
Riani
Russell Whitman
Waterville
N. C
Harry Whitman
Lakeside
Tom
Broskius
Aspine Saker
Jel Warren
Miss
Bilis
Rheumatism Patient Praises Cooper's New Discovery
A Floresville Texas resident P N Robles reports dramatic recovery from rheumatism after using Cooper's New Discovery. He claims his health improved rapidly, allowing a return to work within two weeks and eventual elimination of rheumatic symptoms. The testimonial notes stomach health as the disease’s root cause and lists H J Dwinell of Maynard Massachusetts as local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. N. Robles
Floresville
Texas
Cooper
Cooper Medicines
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Mass
A Poor Jump In Paris Sparks Napoleons Laughter
Isabey the painter nearly killed in a leap frog mishap at Malmaison while Bonaparte watches from the lawn. The artist collides with the future emperor, who attacks with his sword before Isabey escapes toward Mme Bonaparte who laughs and counsels him to lie low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabey
Bonaparte
Malmaison
Mme. Bonaparte
Odd Name Oddly Won by the Sun and Sign Painter
A London News quip recalls a landlord’s rebuff to a painter. Asked what to inscribe on a faded sign, the landlord replied The game yet. The anecdote frames the sun as a constant, while the sign’s repaint reflects changing times through a simple, wry exchange.
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London News
Adam's Apple as a Natural Blood Regulator
A Weekly explainer notes the Adam's apple as a remarkable human mechanism. It describes its role in regulating blood flow to the brain during excitement and heart-driven excess, acting like a natural balance to prevent surges or shortages.
Food and Efficiency in Military Rations Brief
A historical note explains how soldier and prisoner diets often fall far below normal consumption, yet remain nearly double what some other groups might receive. The text emphasizes the impact of ration levels on efficiency and morale, linking diet to performance.
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L. D. Lams
Carlisle
Mikel
Sluvski
Harness and Shoe Ring Shop
Ae Ae and
Bedus
A. D
Concord Enterprise
Marlborough
Edward F. Loughlin
Ann Wheeler
Canbridge
Charles J. the
W. & Rogers, Register
Erret
John C. Macinnes
Worcester
Dennis Curran
Elsie Brigham
St. Johnsa
Howard Wiles
St. Lawrence University
W. B. Morse
Linton and
Concord Sts
J. I. al
Michael Burke
Pinehurst
cBrwain's S
Boston
Frank H. Pope
14Th
Oscar L’eveillee
Jennie S. Deaneson Sr
Rex
S. W. Gateley
Loewe
Nason St
B.rainville 6G CO
Precourt & Blanchette
Main Street
Cleary’s
Excee Os Aly
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Concord
Mccarron Ard, Mass
Chas. S. Hunt South
Sudbury
P. MacColgan
Spencer Ave
Chelsea, Mass
Albany
Boston & Maine
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase
Hudson, Mass
James Devane
West Acton, Mass
H. Bryant
Drawins
Annie. E. Payson
Dr. C. Lking Crue
Pricen
Sanne Sheehan
Mas
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