Auction Sale of Personal Property in Southboro
An auction will sell my former property in Southboro including 2 cows and a horse, hens, farm wagons, tools, antiques, and household items. The sale begins at 10 30 with bidding on cattle, livestock, farming gear, and a large antiques collection cataloged to Funtrun. Payment by cash or bankable note via People's National Bank Marlboro, with Norges E. Fisher as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Funntrun
Westboro
Florence St
Marlboro
Cei
People’s National Bank
Norge E. Fisher
Anniversary Celebration Echoes Social Season Success
An anniversary event ran from 8 p.m. to midnight with a 10:30 intermission. Miss Cecelia O T (O Toole) led a team of aides including Annie O Connell May Riley Esther Sullivan and Inneson. Whist ran 8 to 10 with prizes for ladies and gentlemen won by Catherine Kelley Mary McCarthy Anthony Conway and Elmer. The program was run by Mrs James McCarthy with assistants Mrs Susan Sheehan Mrs Mary Wall and Mrs Nellie Leevroni. Attendees from Hudson Concord Concord Junction Acton and nearby areas praised the affair as a standout social function of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia O'Toole
Annie O'Connell
May Riley
Esther Sullivan
Inneson
Catherine Kelley
Concord Junction
Mary McCarthy
Anthony Conway
Elmer
James McCarthy
Susan Sheehan
Mary Wall
Nellie Leevroni
Hudson
Concord
Actons
Plans for Town Hall Emerge in Selectmen's Meeting
A town hall committee in the selectmen's room discussed a $40,000 two story building with 82 foot frontage, eight town offices, a large public library, hearings room for 50, and a ground floor hall seating 1030 with gallery. They seek a site and vote at the next town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
C. J. Lynch
William Naylor
Ice Supply Stable Despite Famine Threat
Ice situation shows little change with local sales in small quantities. William Strout reports enough ice for merchants through June to August, easing fears of a full ice famine. Staples & Bell may move ice from town to railroad cars, reducing logistics issues. No strong interest in local ice plant proposals despite potential cheap production. Census office issued a statement on November 18, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent
William Strout
Strout
Staples & Bell
Florence Murphy Dies After Illness at Hillside Home
Florence Murphy died Sunday at her Hillside Street home after a months long illness. Born April 26, 1890 in Royalston, she lived in Maynard four years with her sister Mrs. William Callahan on Dartmouth Street and worked in the mill spooling department. She is survived by her father Timothy Murphy and sisters Mrs. William Callahan Carrie and Alice Murphy. Funeral mass at St. Bridget’s and burial in Gardner followed services. Floral tributes included a cross from former shop mates.
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Mise
Florence Murphy
Hillside
Miss Ut
Royalston
Maynard
William Callahan
Dartmouth St
Miss Murphy
Housatonic
Reading Heights
Timothy Murphy
Carrie
Alice Murphy
St. Bridget’s Church
Gardner
Willard Estate Petition For Letters Of Administration
Probate court in Cambridge assigns dates to hear the Elmbridge Willard estate petition. Heirs at law and creditors are warned to appear at the session on the specified date in 1913 or risk further action. The notice requires publication weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Witness Charles J. Metair, First Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Middlesex
Edgar M. Willard
Bedford
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. Metaiire Beautre
Magdalene Chapter Celebrates Anniversary in Mason ic Hall
The Magdalene chapter C. B. & celebrated its 23rd anniversary with a Tuesday evening concert and banquet in Mason ic hall. The Mandolin club and vesper quartet provided the music. readings by Miss Grace Hull and soprano Mrs. Adelbert Messer impressed attendees. Mrs. Jennie Adams welcomed guests.
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Magdalene Chapter
C. B
Masonic Hall
Mandolin Club
Vesper Quartet
Clara Leighton
Miss Pic Aon
Harry Fowler
Williams
Grace Hull
Miss Hull
Adelbert Messer
Concord Junction
Frank Johnson
Emma Flags
Evie Willis
Ida Hart
Margaret Gates
Sadie Stitt
Nicholas Samsel
Lucius Maynard
Jennie Adams
Two One Act Plays Presented By St Hilda's Guild
Under St Hilda's Guild of St George's church two one act plays were presented to a good sized audience Tuesday evening. Betsy Baker and Turn Him Out were uproarious comedies with clever performances by Inez W Parkin and Ethel Parkin plus Harold Tuttle and William Mann in Betsy Baker and May Nelson Margaret Gates Everett Toop Percy Wood and Howard Miller in Turn Him Out.
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St. Hilda's Guild
St. George's Church
Hall
Betsy Baker
Inez W
Ethel Parkin
Harold Tuttle
William Mann
May Nelson
Margaret Gates
Everett Toop
Percy Wood
Howard Miller
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co Expands Service Pipes
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co workers install 12 new service pipes to homes. Local notices mention family births, illness, and a church league meeting with a musical program. Town planning discussions cover a joint town hall and school facility with six classrooms, offices, and a large hall, estimated at 75 000 dollars.
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Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
William Scully
James Cheney
Epworth League
M. B
Springfield
Tuesden Tobin
New York
Ellen Casey
Gartrude Casey
Miss Casey
Orange
Selectmen
Messrs
Drecco
Leeds
Boston
Stures
Wellesley
South Acton
Sheptly
Lake Boon
N. D. Wilcomb
Otis Forbush
Concord Martin Powers Dies at Home
Martin Powers, aged 73, died suddenly at his Bedford Street home on Tuesday afternoon after a morning outdoors. He suffered heart trouble and had been in frail health. He leaves a widow, three sisters Catherine Mary Delia of Brookline, and son Michael J. Powers. Funeral set for Friday at 9 AM in St Bernard’s Church.
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Martin. Powers
Bedford St
Mr. Rooney
Colma Ee
Ters
Catherine
Mary
Whale
Delia
Brookline
Michael J
St. Bernard's Church
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James Eaton
Nason Street
Max Bla
Pleasant and
Warren Sts
Southboro
J. J. Seahan
East Ine
Dahl
Wong Wilness
Silloway
Waiter Priest
Concord.st
W. BE. Rogers
Register
Alfred Curtis
Lowell
Mendy
Canada
James A. Coughlin
Summer Street
Grover
Creighton
Maynard Card
Mabie No. S
Granit Street
A Maynard, M
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