Petition for administration of Bridget Mcpreen estate
A citation to any creditors and interested parties in the estate of Bridget Mcpreen of Concord to appear in the Middlesex Probate Court at Cambridge on May 4 1917 at 9 am to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to Patrick Men of Concord. The petitioner must publish weekly notices in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks, last publication at least one day before court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
Bridget Mcpreen
Concord
Gourt
Patrick Men
Middlesex
Campridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles
J. McIntire
Esquire
F. M. Esty
Register
Maurice McWalter
Mass
Petition for letters of administration in Maynard probate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court seeks letters of administration for Victor Hanninen late of Maynard now deceased intestate. Leslie W. Sims Maynard is named to receive the bond without surety. Heirs next of kin and creditors must appear May 11 1917 at nine in the forenoon to show cause. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise. Witness Charles J McIntire April 23 1917. FM Esty Register a25-m2-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Victor -Hanninen
Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. MclIntire
Probate Court Probate Proceeding for Josephine M Filetcher
The Middlesex Probate Court in Acton county, Cambridge, consents to letters testamentary to Edgar H Hall as named executor without bond. He must publish notices weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and mail notices to interested heirs at least fourteen days before May 22 1917. Witness Charles J McIntire First Judge and Register st. April 1917.
Probate Notice of Mary Duren Estate Middlesex County
Probate Court of Middlesex hears petition by Lottie Duren for letters testamentary on Mary Duren late of Acton. Citations require appearance May 18 1917 at nine AM at Ridge Court to show cause why probate should not be granted with bond and public notice via Acton Enterprise.
Concord Bride Ruth Eldridge Weds John P Hunt Saturday
Miss Ruth Eldridge of Hopkinton married John P Hunt of Concord in Hopkinton Saturday evening. Rev Grey conducted the ceremony with aunt Georgia Fairbanks playing the wedding march. The couple plans a short wedding trip and will reside at Medford Hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Eldridge
John P. Hunt
Hopkinton
Ruth Eldrdge
Hdoward M. &Idridge
Mr. Grey
Georgia Fairbanks
Medford Hillside
Hunt
Edward M. Hidridge
Sargents School
Stone &Webster
Brooklyn
Maynard Senior Class Tours Washington War Time Visit
The Maynard senior class and chaperones returned from an annual Washington tour with five daily senator admissions. They met diverse officials including Lodge Weeks and Johnson and viewed the House and Senate. Kenneth Damien and several classmates joined notable visits with Mrs Fowler, Aloysius McGrain, and Raymond Hamlin, ending with a New York farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Mahy
Actiool Adnior Dass
Washington
U.S. Army
Navy
Kenneth Damien
Senator Weeks
Gen. Joffre
Maine
Commissioner Viviani
Senate
Damien
Hiram Johnson
California
New England
Ellen Morris
Lucille Sims
Gavin Taylor
Charles
Distasio
Laurie Williams
Waine Tervo
Percy Dunlop
James
Eaton
John
Donahue
Harlan Powers
Frank
Maley
A. H Waynes
Grace
Kenneth Damren
West is Patriotic by Reverend Green from Dover Kansas
Rev Charles Green of Dover Kansas writes to his mother in Concord asserting Kansas patriotism. He notes Kansas first to report its National Guard for war strength and ready for service. He emphasizes support for peace but rejects slackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Green
Dover
Kan
John Farrar
Concord
East
Kansas
Union
Red Cross Benefit Dance Held in Town Hall
A pretty dancing party took place Wednesday evening May 2 at the town hall for Concord Red Cross society. Guests were ushered in by Miss Mariam Russell Dolly Cabot Dorothy Messer and Maesera Gardner Russell Harold Cabot and James Borland were presented to matrons Mrs Chilton Cabot Mrs Frederic A Pratt Mrs Adelbert B Messer Mrs George G Russell and Mrs W Lincoln Smith. Intermission refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Red Cross Society
W. Lincoln .Smith
Patriotic Night Planned by Concord Grange May 15
Concord Grange schedules patriotic night at A. O. U. W. hall Tuesday evening May 15. G. A. R. and Spanish War veterans are invited. Entertainment led by Edward L. Tuttle C. C. Dennison and Frederick Scharn with Mrs. Tuttle Mrs. Dennison and Mrs. Scharn in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Grange
A. O. U. W.'hall
Edward L. Tuttle
C. C. Dennison
Frederick Scharn
Knights of Columbus Dance Delights Local Crowd
The Knights of Columbus held a well attended dance in the armory Friday evening with the Colonial seven piece orchestra of Maynard playing to enthusiastic dancers. Proceeds benefit Company I. The event was directed by J. W. Mara with assistance from A. A. Magurn M. B. Harrington Joseph Hopkins R. B. McSween ey and T. P. Varley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Armory
Maynard
Co. I
J. W. Mara
A. A. Magurn
M. B. Harrington
Joseph Hopkins
R. B. MccSweeney
T. P. Varley
Wort
Middlesex Farm Bureau Plans May Meeting With Speakers
The Middlesex Farm Bureau held a meeting in the road department room Wednesday evening attended by members of the Home Garden committee. A 4 mags meeting is planned in the town hall this evening May 9 with prominent speakers to explain the bureau work and attract a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Farm Bureau
Road Department
Home Garden Committee
Town Hall
Farm Bureau
Executors Named for Isaac Joy and Annie Snyder Estates
Notice records the appointment of an executor for the will of Isaac Joy of Concord Middlesex and an administrator with will annexed for Annie Snyder of Concord. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay, with addresses and dates listed for settlement.
Mass Agricultural College mobilizes students into farm service
Have left college Don Lent and Frank Binks join mobilization as farm recruits at Massachusetts Agricultural College. Faculty credits students for 12 weeks of mobilization work with farm labor favored. over 80 percent have left college, others join naval reserve or munition work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lent
Frank Binks
Mass. Agricultural College
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Naval
Jeft College
Germany
Ulétely
Assabet Plant Displays Military Flag Spirit Across Departments
The Assabet plant has adopted a military look with six flags raised atop various departments. The Wet Polish department displayed a large banner spanning the river at Walnut Street, while the Dry Polish department hoisted another flag at the Foot of that department this past week. Several departments plan flag collections and staging once flags are purchased, as workers with conscientious scruples hesitate to contribute. Misses Grace Maley and Grace Parkin resumed studies at Fitchburg Normal School after a week’s vacation with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Mifis
Walnut ‘St
Grace Maley
Grace Parkin
Fitchburg Normal School
Tidve
Joneses Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary in Blackinton
Mr and Mrs William Jones observed their silver wedding anniversary Friday evening in Blackinton at their home you may called a social gathering with friends relatives and neighbors presenting congratulations and gifts including silver pieces cut glass and a silver tea service A musical program featured vocal and instrumental selections and refreshers were served Attending from out of town were William J Uncles Ann May Mrs George Domin and gon Stanley Mrs Harold Rickards Miss Lillian R Jones Miss Evelyn Vanborn J W Phype of Boston and Orrin G Howard of Weatbord The couple married May 4 1892 and have seven children five sons and two daughters Both served in local church activities and Mr Jones has been selectman and police officer and motor man for the C M H railroad for 18 years The Dramatic club later performed The audience filled Parker st hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
William Jones
Matty
Evelyn Vanborn
Blackinton
J W. Phype
Boston
Mra. Jones
Orrin G. Howard
Weatbord
Parker ‘St. Hall
Dramatic Club
Socialist Club
New Library Adds Diverse Titles for Circulation
The public library announces a batch of new books to be available in circulation starting next Saturday. Notable authors include Burroughs, Kipling, Wells, and Wilson with titles spanning fiction, juvenile works, and adventure, plus various authors from Blake to Brinig and many more.
Birds and their music lecture graces Bedford hall
On Friday May 4 in the town hall the Nature Study class marked its first birthday with an evening lecture by Charles Crawford Gorst of Cambridge. Gorst, noted for imitating bird songs, presented The Robin's Return and many other tunes with pastel illustrations while a large audience applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee Grawford Gérat
Town Hall
Order
W.B Simonds
Clans
Simonds
Charles Crawford Gorst
Cambridge
Gorst
Massachusetts Audubolt Society
Bedford
Home Gardens and Local Community Notes
Gardening advice urges doubling food output and caring for young plants. Arlington visitor Miss Ethel Spire referenced. St Michael's church women plan May party this month. Belford Red Cross society holds Friday classes at Stearn’s studio. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Spire
Arlington
St. Michael’s Church
Tis ‘Beilford Red Cross Society
Stéarn’s
Sudbury Social News and Grange Degree Conferrals
Master Ralph Hawes is on the sick list while Mrs Emma Barker and Mrs George Taylor were visited by acquaintances. Five candidates received the third and fourth degrees at the Grange on Tuesday evening. Mrs Fred C Priexe and sons of Waltham visited James B Bout last week. The Ladies’ Aid enjoyed a meeting hosted by Mrs Oaks at the Cupit home with a daily lunch and good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Barker
George Taylor
Eusebe.Locke
Lawrence Hadley
Willing Workers Meet with Miss Marie Nelson
The Willing Workers met with Miss Marie Nelson last week for a business meeting. The afternoon closed with refreshments, featuring a delicious chicken supper as the main course. Fewer members attended due to storms that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Nelson
War Times Sunday Service and Postponed Flag Raising
The pastor spoke on war conditions during a Sunday service. A flag raising was postponed due to a stormy day and will occur Sunday May 13 between 12 and 1 PM. On Friday evening May 11 a bandquet will be held at the high school for the senior class with guests including parents teachers superintendent school committee and ministers. Epworth Teague will oversee the supper. May 18 is Mothers Day with a 11 AM service to welcome all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Teague
Grange Hosts May 16 Sale and Social Dance
The Grange plans a May 16 social and apr sale to raise funds and reduce the balance remaining on the group project. Attendees will enjoy entertainment and a social dance at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commonwealth of Masscliahusette
Pata
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Josephine M. Filetcher
Acton
Gard County
Edgar H. Hall
Dlesex
Acton Enterprise
Gaia
Charles J. McIntire
Mary Duren
Lottie Duren
Ata
Ridge
Matingefore
Mailiz
Telephone
L. P. Goulding
Plang ‘Wark
Rough South
Sudbury
Party For Red Cross
Isaac Joy
Concord i
Robert Walker
Him Street
Concord Junction
Annie
NEW ‘Library Books
Burroughs
Edgar
Tarzan
Bacheller
Irving
Bailey
Temple
Bartlett
Frederick
The
Triflers
Burnett
Frances H
Bilbro -Mathilde
Middle Pasture
Cullum
Ridgewell
Cutler
Robert
Louisberg Square
Breeman
Mary
Wilkins
Hall
Holworthy
Harker
L. Allen
Jen
Hay
Ian
Pip
Hichens
Hughes
Rupert
Kipling
Rudyard
Deodars
Kerr
Sophie
King
Basil
Martin Helen
Fitzenbergers
Porter
Hlednor
Understanding
Roche
Arthur
Plunder
Ruck
Berta
Citla
Seltzer
Hther
Brinig
Wilson, Honore
Lydia of the Pines
Bishop
Farnham
Blissett
Sara
Barton
George
Brown
Abbie
Belamare
Henriétte
Finn
Francis
Fowler
Vera Cruz
Gilbert
Henry
Hornibrook
Isabel
Camp
MacManus
Seumas
Donegal
MacDonnell
Anne
MacDowall
Otis, James
Boyie
Detroit
Perkins
Strateteyer
Hdwata
Betwei Boer Watieua
P. B.—Goo
A. Cinter
Bird
Home Gardens
Ralph Hawes
Church “News
Lowell
Lowell Ag
Lowell Fertilizer, Co
B. W. Brown Co
Lowellame
J. E. Rick
Board of Selectmen
Creighton’s
H. B. Morsh
Albert Smith
Ake J. McCarron
Milton C. Bean Optometrist
Nason Street
Tremont Street
B.A. King
Tél
W. C. Strout
Concord St
Concord Jet
Nashiba Photographic Comany
H. S. Richardson Pharmacist
Main Street
Coscord, Mase
A. C. Baggesen
Main St
P. O. Box
Anna Holt
R. Garland
Howard C. Burr
South Sudbury
Mase
Charles P. Tucker
Chasé Bullaing
Hudeon
F. A. May
Dentist - Fowler Block
Maynard, Mags
Alvord H. Rose
D.V.S
Thoreau St
Concord, Mass
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