Sudbury News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Gilbert Haynes returns from Florida as Sudbury’s voting list shows 140 women and 164 men. Maurice White of Badison Electric fills in at Waltham. Mrs Etta Bent returns home after winter with George Parmenter in Cambridge. William Cox and Miss Angie Butler visit Rice relatives in Watertown. Myron Lawin keeps a year’s wood supply. Hiram Haynes of North Sudbury cuts the pile. New gypsy moth workers include Newton Bent Arthur White Carl Johnson. Rev George H Clark preaches to Old Ladies Home volunteers. tickets on sale March 27 for Junior class play aiding graduation events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Haynes
Florida
Sudbury
Maurice White
Badison Electric Co
Waltham
Etta
Bent
George Parmenter
Cambridge
William H. Cox
Angie Butler
Watertown
Myron Lawin
Hiram Haynes
North Sudbury
Hiram
Newton Bent
Arthur ‘White
Carl Johnson
Mary McGreevey
George H. Clark
Liewsac WCTU Forms Branch With 18 Members
Bedford news notes the Liewsac branch of the WCTU organizing at Liewsac lodge with 18 members. Mrs. Katherine Lent Stevenson, state president, spoke at the first meeting detailing the movement, travels, and efforts of the society and inviting Bedford residents to future lectures.
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Liewsac
Bedford
South America
Chauncey, Goodrich
China
Jerusalem
Maine
Stevenson
Tea Cup Sketch Benefit For Missionary Group In Boston
The Mob club of Liewsac lodge held a meeting with a dialogue sketch Over the Tea Cups in China. Costumes from Boston were used and contralto Mrs BE Pilling formerly of Brockton sang several solos. Frances B Willard Settlement, a branch of Liewsac lodge, will receive half the tickets’ proceeds from the moving pictures of David Copperfield at Tremont Temple Boston except Saturday.
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Missionary Department
Mob
Liewsac Lodge
China
Boston
BE. J. Pilling
Brockton
Frances B. Willard
David Copperfield
Tremont Temple
Bedford Faces Losses Under New State Franchise Tax Bill
The proposed bill would shift taxes on railroads and utility firms to state treasury while gas and electric taxes stay with the localities. About 88 towns would lose and 258 would gain with Bedford among the chief losers alongside Concord Acton and Lincoln. Rep. Pfeiffer Jr. opposes it in favor of the main sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Concord
Acton
Lincoln
Rep
I. Pfeiffer, Jr
Bartlett brothers seek license to sell intoxicating liquor
Notice under Chapter 100 of the Revised Laws states Fred B. and Claud B. Bartlett apply for a license to sell intoxicating liquors as tavern-keepers in the Bedford House building, Bedford. Selectmen Irving L. Hodgdon and David C. Cutler approve posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B
Claud B. Bartlett
Bedford House
Bedford
Irving L. Hodgdon
David C. Cutler
Tax Auction Notice for Maynard Middlesex County 1914
The town tax collector warns that unpaid taxes on several parcels in Maynard Middlesex County are to be offered at public auction on 1014 at ten o clock. Details include a Sudbury land parcel 430 and 34 on said ry pt with neighbors Eveleth and others and tax amounts listed. Municipal officials urge payment to avoid sale and costs.
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Maynard
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Qyd
Edward T. McManus
Sudbury
Eveleth
Maynard mortgage sale notices property parcels described
On Tuesday April 14 1914 at 2 PM the premises conveyed by a mortgage deed will be sold including two parcels in Maynard Massachusetts one 60 square rods and another 30 square rods with buildings. The parcels are bounded by Pine Street High Street Assabet Manufacturing Company and Factory Pond with prior deeds cited. Sale subject to unpaid taxes a $300 deposit is required. North Middlesex Savings Bank by Sarah T Tuten Treasurer Ayer MA March 17 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Maynard
George Smith
Sherwood
Tuttle
Abel B. Jones
Jones
High Street
Assabet Manufacturing Company
William Carver
John Hillis
Thomas. Hillis
Middlesex South District
Frank H. Salisbury
Hillis
North Middlesex Savings Bank
Sarah T. Tuten
Ayer
Mass
Notice of Administration for Bartlett Estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of Edward Jarvis Bartlett to appear April 6, 1914, in Cambridge to show cause why William B Bartlett should receive letters of administration without bond. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Charles J McIntire presiding. W E Rogers, registrar. Prescott Keyes, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Eirs-Addaw
Edward Jarvis Bartlett
Mae
William B. Bartlett
Hartford
Connecticut
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. Mclntire
Esquire
Probate Court Notice for John O Keefe's Estate
A petition to grant letters of administration on the estate of John O Keefe late of Concord is presented. D Harry O Keefe of Concord is cited to appear April 6 1914 at 9 in the forenoon to show cause if any you have, with the last publication March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John O'Keefe
Concord
Harry O’keefe
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Cneem
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