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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1912

Page

9

Williams win in court over Taylor orchard lot

In a Middlesex Superior Court decision the Williams claim to the Taylor orchard lot, about 15 acres on the Hatch farm northern Lexington road, was upheld. The judge ordered James R. Carty to convey the orchard land and pay court costs after years of litigation over a deed he said included the whole Hatch farm.

George Williams Mary A. Williams James R. Carty Middlesex Superior Court Williams Mr. Carty Taylor Lexington Carty Ephraim Hatch Place Concord Danvers Hatch Walter Walter A. Carr Mr. Williams Hatch Farm Messrs. Gleason & Higgins Boston Higgins Middlesex County Gleason Suffolk County Prescott Keyes

Keyes for Teddy Seeks Roosevelts Role in Taft Race

John M. Keyes backs Roosevelt while backing Taft leaders, aiming to unite factions for the Republican nomination. The 4th district Roosevelt slate includes F P Glazier and others. Keyes urges primaries on April 30 and notes a town meeting with James P. Munroe on town improvements.

Keyes Roosevelt Mr. Keyes Chicago 4Th F. P. Glazier Hudson Pmdson Harrie Hunter Marlboro John E. Coolidge Waltham Frederick Fosdick Fitchburg Taft James P. Munroe Lexington

Taft Hosts Dumaine Guests At White House Theatre

Mr and Mrs Frederick C Dumaine were invited guests of President Taft at the White House on Friday and attended afternoon tea in the Red Room. The party later joined a theater outing and attended Maine interment services Saturday morning where Taft spoke briefly. Mrs Dumaine praised Taft as gracious and Mrs Taft as a charming hostess.

Frederick C. Dumaine William H. Taft Taft White House Dumaine Washington Wickersham Maine the Land Woman's Club Frederick T. Lord Mass. Association Susan Y. FitzGerald Mass. Woman's Suffrage Association George Walcott F. C. Dumaine Lord

Noted Interest in Woman's Suffrage Debate in Concord

Advanced by both speakers on the question of Woman's Suffrage the discussion shows considerable local interest in Concord with a large turnout of members. The report highlights active participation and suggests ongoing engagement among residents in the suffrage issue.

Mrs. FitzGerald Concord

Local Concord Business Boost as Keyes Partners Enter Pact

Now J M Keyes and Co and Wm A Stevens of West Somerville join forces with John M Keyes. The Concord community notes a significant partnership forming amid favorable conditions and civic interest.

J. M. Keyes J. M. Keyes & Co William A. Stevens West Somervile Stevens Concord Enterprise Keyes Wm. A. Stevens Massachusetts West Somerville John M. Keyes Citizens of

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