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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1906
Page
6
Marlboro residents and visitors are noted in a broad list of social updates. People travel, visit, or relocate to or from Marlboro, with several names tied to nearby towns and cities. Community life continues with a dance, church collection, park dedication, and local business movements.
Heirs and interested parties are summoned to appear at the Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge on May 22 1906 at nine o'clock to show cause why the will of Ann S Adams late of Maynard might not be admitted to probate. Executors William L Adams George S Adams and Joseph C Adams must publish weekly citations for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise and mail notices seven days before the hearing.
Notice states the subscriber appointed administrator of the estate of Augusta A. Wetherbee of Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts who died intestate. The filing indicates the deceased resided in Acton and the administration is in probate proceedings.
Hudson defeats St. Bernard of Fitchburg 8 to 5 on Florence Street grounds in a game where Hudson clicked early scoring three runs in the first inning and adding five more through the middle innings. Luke Ryan starred with both bat and in the field while O Malley and Gately anchored the infield. balanced pitching by Howe and Desmond highlighted the contest.
A union meeting at the Congregational church Sunday night gathered Hudson members with delegates from Marlboro and Clinton. A. M. Parker, field secretary for Massachusetts, spoke on the organization, its history and nationwide good work. A special musical program followed and the evening was described as pleasant and profitable by Rev. Mr. Frost.
The cruiser Charleston at Owl's Head, Maine, undergoes a third standardization trial. Earlier tests showed a high revolution with the first screws, and a new set installed by the government proved even more unsatisfactory than the initial pair.
A bill to restrict bucket shops, approved by the Senate, was killed in the House without a vote after ten amendments altered it and left little support for final passage.
In St Petersburg on May 2 reports cite no absolute confirmation of Premier Witte's retirement, with officials offering only cautious statements and ongoing uncertainty about the succession. The situation fuels political speculation across ministries and among analysts.
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