Citation for Edmund H Pennell estate in Acton Probate
The heirs and all interested persons are cited to appear at the Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge on March 31, 1916 at 9:00 AM to show cause why a petition should not grant the estate matter. Public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Enterprise and mailed to known interested parties seven days before the court date. Albion L. Millan is the attorney for the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Edmund H. Pennell
Acton
Cambridge
Middlesex
A Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire, Esquire
Sale of decedent estate in Cambridge cited for March 31 1916
Probate Court in Middlesex County Massachusetts to hear petition by Edward W Wright administrator for license to sell the real estate of Stephen D Hosmer late of Sunnyvale California to fund distribution. Hearing set in Cambridge on March 31 1916 at 9 am. Notice requires serving citations fourteen days before and publication in Concord Enterprise for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Stephen D. Hosmer
Sunnyvale
California
Edward W. Wright
Lcense
Camibridge
Commonwealth
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Administrator's Sale of Lincoln Farm in Ashland Mass
Public auction to sell about thirty four acres of farm land and buildings on Winter Street Ashland Middlesex County. George W Lincoln late of Maynard deceased intestate. Auction set for April 1 1916 at 3 30 pm. One hundred dollars required at sale with balance due within ten days after deed delivery. Joseph P Dexter administrator estate of George W Lincoln South Framingham Mass February 16 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Middlesex County
Ashland
George W. Lincoln
Maynard
Winter Street
Richard Lovekin
Caleb W. Lincoln
Middlesex So
Alonzo B. Whipple
Colby. Bartlett
Joseph P. Dexter
Hstate
South Framingham
Mass
Local notices and town happenings in a spring mood
Arthur I. Taylor moves to atertown assessors prepare for annual rounds starting Saturday. Hudson lodge I C C F plans third degree for two candidates tonight. Mr and Mrs William R Tarbell expect April arrival home. John Alcorn moved from Croswell building to Robin Hill farm. Catherine Keefe estate to be sold at auction Saturday April 8 at 119 River Street. Hudson aerie F O E to initiate 18 candidates Sunday afternoon. Charles Kennedy recovering from rheumatism at home for seven weeks. Charles M Houghton joins auto owners when weather allows. Antonio Romansky arrested Sunday night on assault charge while on duty. Prof George D Robins judged at Princeton Harvard Yale triangle debate. Princeton won. Mrs Ernest Daley recently operated for appendicitis left Marlboro hospital Saturday. Russell Jewett takes job at Rice Hutchins factory in Rockland. Harold Poole home from Mass Agricultural College. Elaine Poole from Framingham Normal and George Greeley from Bowdoin on spring break. Paul Gregory and Daddy Woodward stay at Lake Boon. ice breaking up, signs of spring. Town anniversary committee considers publishing Roger address by Rev Warren Daniels Low at recent exercises for sale during July celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur I. Taylor
Atertown
Hudson Lodge
William R. Tarbell
John Alcorn
Croswell
Robin Hill
Catherine Keefe
River St
Hudson Aerie
Aerie
Charles Kennedy
Charles M. Houghton
Main St
Oakland
Antonio Romansky
George D. Robins
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Ernest Daley
Bridge St
Marlboro
Russell Jewett
Diamond F
Rice & Hutchins
Rockland
Harold Poole
Mass, Agricultural College
Elaine Poole
Framingham Normal
George Greeley
Bowdoin
Paul Gregory
Woodward
Lake Boon
Warren Nels Low
Concert by Philateas at Congregational Church
A concert was held last evening in the Congregational church by the Philateas. The program featured soprano Miss Avelvh Stewart of Boston, flutist A N Alexander of Hudson, reader Miss Merle Lowrie of Boston, pianist Mrs Jennie Bailey, organist Miss Ada M Brigham, and violinist Stanley M Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philateas of
Congregational Church
Misa’ Avelvh Stewart
Boston
A. N. Alexander
Hudson
Merle Lowrie
Jennie Bailey
Ada M. Brigham
Stanley M. Bailey
Eagles Lead In Card Tournament Standings
The Eagles hold a lead with 59 wins and 49 losses as the series nears conclusion this week. Competing groups include Div. 9 A. O. H. at 99-52, Hudson council K. of C. at 50-49, and Hudson lodge B. P. O. E. at 46-42. A trophy will be awarded to the series winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Div
Hudson Council
K. of C
Hudson Lodge
Memorial Volume on Late Congressman Wilder Circulated
Congressman John Jacob Rogers sent a memorial volume to constituents. The book compiles addresses by senators and representatives on the life and character of the late Congressman Wilder, who represented the district at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Rogers
Congress
Wilder
Boston remark on class initiation by Sons of Veterans auxiliaries
Mrs. M. Isabelle Burbank receives compliments for the fine work at the recent class initiation of auxiliaries to the Sons of Veterans in Faneuil Hall Boston. She introduced several tableaux for the first time in auxiliary work in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Isabelle Burbank
Sons of Veterans
Faneuilhall
Boston
Congregational church soliloquy and tableaux event
An evening program at the Congregational church features a soliloquy and tableaux with a large cast including Mrs. Harry West Mrs. Atherton Mrs. Christie and many names listed. Other program numbers include piano and vocal solos and a reading by Dr. Currier followed by a social and candy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Harry West
Atherton
A. Christie
Crazy Jane
W. Ficher
Carl Hamilton
W. Hayes
Edythe Alyce Smythe
Dora Fletcher
Mr. Swift
Pliny Nims
Swift
Hazel Coolidge
Smithkins
EB. A. Hinckley
Horne
Hannah Monson
Joe Stone
George Ziegler
Eldredge
S. A. Christie
Miss Hayes
Sophia Taylor
Hiram Weatherbee
Fred Nagle
Hugh Hodgen
Frank Merriam
Reubens
Emma Quimby
Irene Merriam
Grace Welch
Emily Nagle
George Smith
Hoxie
F. 8. Glines
Bemis
Capelle
Alley
Geo. Hani
Baker
Chapman
Doleful
Hodgen
Eliza Taber
Eva Smith
Merrill
B. A. Hinckley
Alberta Hodgen
Ruth Fullenton
Miriam Whitney
BE. C. Page
Price
Deane
Asaph Merriam
Mr. Holland
W. B. Currier
Will Move Downstairs By Clapp Studio Move
George Clapp will relocate his photo graphic studio downstairs to the former Miss Seaverns store as demand grows requiring larger quarters. Charles Davis of Acton Centre will open an office in the corner. Mrs Otro Titus is ill at her sister’s New Hampshire home. Tuesday April 25 Miss Marion Hertha Clarke presents Daddy Longlegs in Exchange hall. A milk car journal fault caused a morning east bound train delay near Parker's Crossing. Harry Goldberg spent a week with relatives in Beverly and read a Russia letter from a sister there. part of the letter was cut out by a censor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clapp
Miss Seaverns
Charles Davis
Acton Centre
Otro Titus
New Hampshire
Marion Hertha Clarke
Daddy Longlegs
Exchange Hall
Parker’s Crossing
Harry Goldberg
Beverly
Russia
Maynard 1916 liquor license notices in town nine entries
Public notices under Chapter 100 reveal multiple applicants in Maynard Massachusetts seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Applications include Mason B. Church at 12 Nason Street stock room, Frank S. Fearns at 38 Main Street druggist stock, Wilder X. Macurda at 34 Nason Street stock, Maynard Cricket Club for a members club license, and others for victuallers and wholesale licenses at 28 bye street 13 on street and related premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
P. H. de Lee
Nason St
JAS
C. Mahoney
Secy
Frank S. Fearns
Main St
Wilder X. Macurda
Jas. C. Mahoney
Maynard Cricket Club and Athletic
Great Road
Maynard Cricket and Athletic Association
Local Liquor License Applications Listed for Fourth Class
Notices announce applications to sell intoxicating liquors as fourth class dealers or wholesale dealers at several Boston area locations including 19 Main St Maynard 11 Main St and 22 Summer St in 1916. Applicants include John Zaniewski Mildred Zaniewski H Secker Caroline Becket Antonio Di Stasio John Wollerschied and James Mahoney acting secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zaniewski
Mildred Zaniewski
John Zaniewski & Co
Main. St
Maynard
Mass
Geneer
H. Secker
Caroline Becket
H. Secker & Co
Summer St
Said Et St
Antonio di Stasio
John H. Wollerschied
Margaret E. Wollerschied
John H. Wollerschied & Co
JAS. C, Mahoney, Secy
Maynard Licenses Sought For Taverns In 1916
Maynard Massachusetts applicants seek first class licenses to sell intoxicating liquor as innholders and common victualers at multiple addresses. John Zaniewskie Co at 19 Main St and Martin Peterson & Co at 20 Summer St request licenses for stock in cellar. William Campbell Co at 3 and 5 Summer St also applies. Hector W. Roberts seeks first class license for American House in Harriman Court East Side with multiple entrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard, Mass
Martin Peterson
Catherine J. Peterson
Martin Peterson, & Co
Summer St
Maynard
Maynard House
Jas. C. Mahoney
Secy
Mass
William P. Campbell
Jennie Campbell
William P. Campbell & Co
Acton St
Mayn
Maple House
Notices of first class liquor licenses for multiple applicants
Chapter 100 notices announce multiple applicants seeking first class licenses to sell intoxicating liquors as common victuallers and innholders. Thomas A. Breck & Co at American House Harriman Court East Side. George F. O’Rnm at No 2 and 4 Waltham Street. H A Clark & Co at No 34 36 Main Street with cellars for stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mass
Harry A. Clark
Catherine F. Clark
H. A. Clark & Co
Main St
Main and River Sts
Jas. C. Mahoney
Excited Exchange Echoes Town Topics Wit
A playful Town Topics quip asks if a father was violent when asked for a daughter’s hand, joking that he might shake the suitor’s hand off. The line contrasts a lighthearted remark with a distant Tolatoy quote about work as human welfare.
Bricks Without Straw Warns of Household Burdens
A domestic quip suggests many men expect wives to manage all home duties while offering little support. The saying compares unpaid labor to making bricks without straw, humorously noting wives endure excessive loads as housekeepers and caretakers.
Concord Bride Weds Marlboro Groom In Local Ceremony
A Saturday wedding in Concord united Miss Gladys B. Carrigan, a Concord girl, and William A. Davis, principal of the local agricultural school. Rev. Loren B. officiated as best man F. Davis, brother of the groom, assisted. The couple left for a wedding trip after a simple service. The bride’s Concord roots and the groom’s Sunderland origins frame a union watched by both communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Marlboro
Gladys B. Carrigan
William A. Davis
Agricultural School
Coeck
Ee F. Davis
Loren B
M. T
Sunderland
F. Davis
Grammar
Amheret School
Siow
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Pek
Ncord
Leace
Col Phos
W. E. Rogers
Register
Albion L. Millan
State St
K. K
Bedford
Lion
Marlborough-Hudson Gas
Main Street
Wood Square
Mar
Boro Hudson Maynard
Odin Paper-Co
Aoa. Ay Ag
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco cc CO
Winston-Salem
N.C
Town OF
of the Selectmen
Mason B. Church
Jas, C. Mahoney, Secy
JAS. C. Mahoney, Secy
Bye St
AS. C. Mahoni, Recy
Joseph J. Farrell
H. Lawler
Farrell & Lawler
Casey
Eee
James Eene Coughlan
J. Contina
Tee St
Sect
Thomas A. Breck
Julia Breck
T. A. Breck & Co
East Side
Harriman Court
American
Tolatoy
Maynard Mass
J. Hannon
East St. Maynard
Gladys B. Carriganecame
Wm. A
Davis
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