Probate Court Dispatches on Wills and Administrations
Judge Geo F Lawton allows the will of James C Melvin of Carlisle with executors Stedman But trick of Concord and Edawin Chapman of Ashby posting bonds of 2500000. Mary B Dimonds will dated 1914 names George M Dimond of Bedford as executor. Elbert H Flagg named administrator for Lucinda M Plagg of Acton who died Jan 21. Heirs listed including Everett Flagg of Omaha Bibert H Flagg Westford Elmer A Flagg of Littleton and others. Petitions proceed for Ida Amelia King of Maynard estate valued 15000 and for two contract actions against George H Chapin of Wrentham and Bedford Coal 4 Grain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Melvin
Carlisle
Geo. F. Lawton
Stedman Buttrick
Concord
Edawin Chapman
Ashby
Mary B. Dimond
Benford
George M. Dimond
Bedford
Elbert H. Flagg
Westford
Lucinda M. Plagg
Acton
George F. Lawton
Everett
Flagg
Omaha
Bibert H
Elmar A
Littleton
Rahr
Boston
Pthc
End’ Motes
John
King
Cliffora L. King of
Maynard
Ida Amelia King of
East Cambridge
Court changes for Superior Civil Court sessions
Two sessions of the Superior Civil Court with juries and one session without juries will open Monday morning in East Cambridge. A third jury session will begin in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Lowell
Death of Mrs. Mary Waldron Maynard Resident
Maynard obituary details the death of Mrs. Mary E Waldron wife of Michael Waldron at her Mill Street home after a long illness. She was born in Kilkenny Ireland August 1 and came to town in 1869. Survived by four daughters two sons and twenty grandchildren she was active in St. Bridget's church and Rosary Society. Funeral mass at St. Bridget's Saturday. Also reports a fire at B H Davis smoke house on Summer Street quickly contained with $300 estimated loss no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Mary E
Michael Waldron
Mill St
Ite
Arthur Wright
John Smith
Agnes
Martin Carroll
Marlboro
Peter
Dennis
Franklin
Mr. Davis
Frank Murphy
Stow
Murphy
Davis
Passion week services and Easter program outlined
Merrill Gsgood's chapel schedule for Passion week includes Junior and Senior young peoples services led by Samuel Parker and Roy Hayes, neighborhood meetings at Washington Parmenter and Edward Henderson homes, a women's meeting by Mrs. Bertha N. Osgood, and a discussion on the seven utterances on the cross by seven speakers. Easter Sunday at 10 45 a m features special music and a sermon as part of The Spirits Message to the Churches series titled A White Apparel, followed by an Easter concert at 7 p m by the Sunday school led by Mrs. Charles H Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Merrill Gsgood
Young Peoples
Samuel Parker
Roy
Hayes
Washington Parmenter
N. D. Wilson
Edward Henderson
Emmanuel Taylor
Charles “H. Stanley
Prolific Hens and Remarkable Eggs Highlight Enterprise Record
The Enterprise notes P. J. Schnab hens lay 127 eggs in 14 days from 10 hens and receives a congratulatory letter from Philip Greeley of Boston lauding their prolific layers. He cites an eye 8 1 2 by 7 1 2 inch egg, likely the largest on record, weighing 4 ounces, plus 12 bantams laying 24 eggs in under 26 hours. Also, Mr. and Mrs. F. Connors and daughter Margaret of Watertown visited Mrs. Connors' parents, the Rainvilles, late in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Schnab
Philip Greeley
Boston
New Additions to Public Library Collection
The library lists 30 titles across fiction non fiction and juvenile sections added through a donor driven effort. Notable works include Irvin Cobb The Paths of Glory and George Kennan A Russian Comedy of Errors, plus Phoebe Gray Little Sir Galahad and The Circular Staircase by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Paris
Eee Sen
Europe
Irvin Cobb
George Kennan
Sir Galahad
Phoebe Gray
Gaston, Leroux
Mary Roberts Rinehart
McGrath
London
Doyle
Tarkington
Bindless
Pact Car
Noyle
A. Cowan
Fredericks
Arnold
Phoebe—Little
Graham
Winifred
Astings
Welle
Ohnaton
Kennan
George
Leroux
Gaston
Wolf
Vancoin
Natalie
C. D
MacGrath
Pidgin
Sileee
Quincey Adams
Rinehart
Mary
Stevenson
Robert le
Burtom
Sheehan
Canon
Kil_ Morna
Thorndyke
Russel
Williams
Sidney
Adam
Settled Out of Court in Robins and Puffer Case
George B Robbins and Arthur W Puffer of Stow settled their assault claim against Henry E B Felton of Newton for 1000 and 200 dollars after a March 1914 accident. Robins sustained severe injuries requiring hospital care at Deaconess in Concord while Puffer had only minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Robbins
Arthur W. Puffer
Stow
Henry EB. Felton
Newton
J. J. S. Shaughnessy
Marlboro
Messrs. Robbins
Puffer
Arthur Silloway
Maynard Line
Nearly Lost Finger at Mill Spinning Department Incident
William Gallagher sustained a serious accident in the mill's spinning department on Friday afternoon while picking up waste. He was at the rear of a spinning machine near the carriage guides when his finger was endangered but appears to be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gallagher
Onoon
Alost Fire Picture Stirs Man as Former Home Appears
A moving picture of the Alost burning shown in town fascinated Albert Wailley who identified the house where he was born and lived until age twelve, noting its clear location on a square in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alost
Albert Wailley
The Martyr and The Man's Rib Preview at Club
The Dramatic club of the Socialist society staged The Martyr in Parker Street Hall to mixed acclaim. It followed by notice that The Man's Rib will be produced Saturday as the season’s most rollicking comedy yet, with a strong cast. Waino Kauppi recalls a Southern trip and a chance meeting with Charles Warren of this town on a Waynesboro to Lynchburg rail run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club of the Socialist Society
Parker St. Hall
the @ success
Waino Kauppi
Waynesboro
Charles Warren
National Cigar Co
Lynchburg
Boy Scouts Form at St George Church
The Boys' club of St George's church organizes as Boy Scouts of Maynard Troop Number 1 with Rev Arthur Bradford Papineau as scout master Edgar Wells as patrol leader and Ernest MacDonald as assistant patrol leader Weekly church meetings and hikes will feature signaling and camp life Esther Bartlett of Sunapse returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles H Stanley in Sunapse New Hampshire on Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Club
St. George's Church
Boy Scouts
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Edgar Wells
Ernest MacDonald
Boy Scouts of
Maynard
Esther Bartlett
Sunapse
Charles H. Stanley
Sunapse, N. H
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Court News
Bedford Concord and
Maynard Peoples
Charles A. Skelton
George H. Chapin
Wrentham
Noyes
Wellman
Frank Canisius
Lexington
Bedford Coal 4 Grain Company
Attys, A. M. Schwarz
8. A. Dearborn
Tremont St
Maynard Trust Co
Maynard, Mass
George H. Creighton
H. J. Dwinell
Charles E. Wheeler
John W. Flood
Orring, Fowler
George H. Gutteridge
Howard A. Wilson
W. Co
Wallace E. Locke
Mayn
K’s Enterprise
Mark Newton
Maple Street
Iso
D. L. Fullenton
Main St
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Methodist Episcopal Church
F. Connors
Margaret of
Watertown
Grebner
Percy
Bennet
Robert
Carson
Geoffrey
Comfort
Will
Cobb
Irvin
Curtiss
Philip
Craddock
Charles
Ostantini
Anna
Berget
Alphonse
den Begbie
Harold Ken
Walnut Street
Acton Street
Goer Ie Tae
Parker’s Paints
Thomas F. Parker
Main Street
Modern Shoe Repairing Co
P.O. Sfaynard
Maynard Block
J. L. Comeau
Boston and Maynard
Logal Express
Linden Street
Mass
State Street
Tel
Richmond
Chas. H. Williams
River St
E. Boeske
Lars
Dr. C. Ae
Albion L. Millan
Howton
Mast, Telenbot Forti Cnet
Acton Centre
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