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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
7
The fragmentary notice lists a court appearance in Cambridge before Judge John C. First and mentions the fifty-fifth day of a bar year. Register Wiering P. Jordan records date March 9, 16523, and March 1998 is indicated in the scribbled text.
In Abbie Conant's probate matter a petition was filed in the county court requesting that B N Conant of Acton be named administrator of the estate. The court ordered appearances by ten o clock on the return day, with John Twiggat serving as First Judge of the court on March 16.
A notice from Middlesex County Massachusetts states a deposit book has been lost. The entry cites a payment id and references the date March 18, 1938, with wording indicating legal or official notice regarding the missing document.
Public notice describes a parcel of land with buildings in Bedford town, Middlesex County Massachusetts, bounded by Billerica Road Concord Road and other lands. The 30 300 square foot lot includes fixtures and improvements and is offered for sale subject to unpaid taxes tax titles veteran liens and municipal assessments with sale terms to be announced by the Home Owners Loan Corporation mortgagee James J Brennan state counsel Boston March 4 1938 Mar 9 16 23
Massachusetts probate notice lists Carrie M. Durkee of Acton seeking executrix power without bond for the estate of Charles A. Durkee. Interested parties may object by written appearance in Cambridge Probate Court on the return day March 30 1988. Witness John C Leggat Esquire acting for the court.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites interested persons to object to the filing of a will alleged to be the last will of Aurelius Lawrence late of Acton. The instrument is presented by Howard A. Wilson to probate, with a bond and hearing requested. interested parties may respond.
The text outlines a long measured property conveyance describing parcels bounded by highways, railroads, and streams near Nashoba Brook in Acton Massachusetts. It details lines, directions, and acreages, cites the mortgage holder Middlesex Institution for Savings, and notes sale terms requiring 100 dollars cash with balance due in fifteen days plus taxes and liens.
The Probate Court of Massachusetts Middlesex County informs all persons interested in the estate of Ada C. Bawariz late of Manyard that a petition has been presented for probate of a document alleged to be the last will of the deceased. Howard A. of will annexed of the state is named in the instrument and its formal handwriting is under review. Objections must be filed in writing.
The notice directs the defendant or attorney to file a written appearance before ten o'clock in the forenoon on the day of May 1938. It names John C. Leggat as witness and states the date as March 14, 1938. Loring Jordan, assistant clerk, signs the document.
Public auction announced on April 9 1938 at noon for the Sudbury land described as three and three quarters acres with improvements. Lena N Perkins and Fink Perkins hold the mortgage. Framingham Trust Company deed authority. sale includes fixtures and improvements. balance due within ten days after deed delivery at Hemenway Building Yamingham Mass.
Notice indicates a corporate name change filed by Philomong Castrechini and associates including Virion Angel and Mary Garlist. The event lists March 16, 23 as the effective or filing date with related entities and roles.
The text explains pressing method for hems and curtains. It mentions pressing hems on the wrong side over a damp cloth and using starch to prevent sticking. It also notes finishing seams after tacking and advises on fabric presentation and tools.
Three brush fires were discovered in the rear on the estate of Warren H Joneson School during a town meeting attended by most local firefighters. No property damage occurred.
A baby girl was born March 7 at Emerson hospital to Mr and Mrs Newport of Main Street. She is welcomed by the new mother Mrs Newport. Mrs Arthur DeSouza announces the birth of a daughter born March 16. she is the former Margaret Lawrente, a former Acton High School Class of 1937 member.
At a joint meeting of the Acton board and assessors on Wednesday evening in South Acton on Main Street, a known contractor and builder was named as one assessor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Werren H. Jones.
Attorneys Rice and as instructed members of the Bedford Grange group presented the program. Berthe presided as master with Merton Hawking, worthy lecturer, delivering remarks during the event. The Grange Hall had just been repainted and renovated. the gathering ended with thanks for the improvements and a saloon on law.
The Rev. George R. Meck of Bolton is referenced in a brief church or community notice. The fragment notes his name and affiliation but lacks full event details such as dates or service location.
Legal notice from the Town Board of Selectmen dated March 28 1938 issued under Chapter 138 provisions. Formal notice to affected parties and public regarding a municipal proceeding or action as required by law.
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