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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
10
The state highway commission provides 1000 toward macadamizing the Billebicard, a road recently noted as nearly impassable. Four inches of snow fell weekend, and a Carlisle girl was seriously burned. Dr Ham B en treated the wounds.
The Bedford Taft Republican club forms with Louis Pfeiffer as president and Edward P. Kelley as secretary. An executive committee includes Sherman G. Rich and T Mason Norton among others. Despite only a few days old, the group boasts a large cross section of business and professional members plus local officials. Honorary members include William H Taft ex Governor John D Long Gen Edgar Champlin and several prominent figures and academics.
Geo A Sweetnam reports the Bedford Cooperative Poultrymen's Association originated February 7 1912 at Norman L Skene's home with 30 attending a formal organizing meeting February 28 at the Civic Club house. Officers include Geo H Sweenam president Frederic S Lydiard vice president A C Biggs secretary treasurer Norman L Skene purchasing agent and three directors Bruorton Canlett Whittier. Next meeting tonight at 7 50 open to all interested with two out of town speakers Leighton of US Gypsum Co and Connolly of Hindlandh Pa Co on farm building lumber substitutes brooders and packing methods.
A Bedford Democrat official denounces Republican efforts to woo Democrats to sign Taft nomination papers. He notes past Democratic strength, claims Taft candidacy lacks appeal to normal Democrats, and cites Massachusetts leaders and the term soap box primaries.
A secretary writes to protect party integrity during primaries and vows to challenge violations of the law. The letter thanks the paper for space and is signed by M F Manning from Redford, Mississippi, dated March 26.
Surgeons at a city hospital treat Miss Ada Decker, seventeen, by suggesting she has a throat ailment to restore her voice. They believe brain and vocal cord nerves are temporarily disconnected and aim to reestablish communication within days without using real medicines.
Massachusetts probate court summons heirs and creditors of Fredrika Kajander late of Maynard to appear April 11 1912 in Cambridge Middlesex to show cause why Joseph Kalander may be granted administration without bond. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise. W. Fe Rogers register.
In Middlesex Probate Court a petition for letters testamentary to George T. Ames regarding Charlotte A. Tuttle of Acton is set for April 5 1912 at nine in the morning with publication and service required. Annie X Miller is named executrix of Antoine F. Miller of Concord with bond on file and demands to be shown and debts paid.
The Massachusetts probate court in Middlesex holds a hearing on March 29 1912 at 9:00 AM to show cause why the estate of Johanna M Bubinger late of Concord should not be granted. The petitioner must publish a notice in the Concord Enterprise at least one day before the court. Witness Charles J McIntire registrar on March 6 1912. Andrew A Hagen attorney 515 Bay State Building Lawrence Mass. M-13-20-27.
Sudbury residents urge relocation or repairs to a road linking Nine Acre corner in Concord to Sudbury Center. A hearing is set for April 29 at 10:30 AM in Sudbury Town Hall after notice to interested parties and publication in Concord Enterprise.
Probate Court of Middlesex summons heirs to appear April 8 1912 in Cam to show why administration of the Annie C Gilman estate should not be granted. Robert F Walsh petitions for letters of administration. Public notice in Sudbury Enterprise weekly for three weeks.
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