ATGAGER SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE AUCTION IN CONCORD MA
Public auction scheduled for June 1 1905 at eleven o clock in the forenoon to sell parcels of land in Concord Middlesex County Massachusetts under a deed given by Wallace A Charles Smith and secured by mortgage to Blinn and Brewin Trustees for 2250 dollars. Two hundred dollars cash due at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace A. Charles
Smith
Middlesex
Concord
County of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lincoln Road
Mary R. Wright
Wright
O. H. Penniman
Ministerial
Heywood
Gourgas
Karin
Concord Water Works
Lincoln
Hartwell Bigelow
Bigelow
W. Emerson
Emerson
Cyrus Stowe
Asa F. Calef
Amelia F. Penniman
Fleed
A. B. Calef
Wallace A. Calef
George R. Blinn
Jessica M. Brewin
Probate of Catherine Hulger Tate Estate
Heirs and interested parties warned as William J. Bulger seeks letters testamentary without bond. Probate court in Middlesex County, May 23, 1966 at 9:00 am to show cause. Public notice to Concord Enterprise weekly and known parties seven days prior. Witness W. Rogers, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hulger Tate
Lincoln
William J. Bulger
Cam
Iddlesex
Petiioner
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Mainge
Chances J. Metnrtmn
Exaquie
Probate notices and executorships in Acton and Sudbury
Massachusetts probate notices list Horace F. Tuttle seeking a private sale license on Daniel J. Wagher estate to cover debts and administrator charges with May 23, 1905 hearing in Cambridge. Executrix Ell Quinn calls for debts and claims to be presented. administrator David C. Cutler urges all creditors to file, with affidavits of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Daniel J. Wgher
Acton
Sonora
Horace F. Tuttle
Caminsalt Couny
Delav
Eton
J. McIntire
Maynard notes and local happenings from town
Maynard reports new hires at the mill and a proposed office build site between the fence and sales room on Main Street. An inquest into John McMahon’s death convened in district court. Social visits include Miss Annie Bins of Cambridge with Miss Katie Sweeney, and Patrick Tarpey visiting the Coulters. William Seaty and John Woolers chide attend a Foresters of America convention in Springfield. Twilight club seeks a builder for a Lake Boon cottage after a contract dispute. Forest fires strain the fire department budget, possibly prompting funding measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMahon
District Court
Patrick Tarpey
James Coulters
William Seaty
John Woolerschied
Springfield
The
Foresters of America
Twilight Club
Lake Boon
Annual Ball by Maynard Brass Band Delights Town
The Maynard Brass Band held its annual concert and ball on Friday night at the music hall. The event opened at 7 45 with band selections followed by vocal numbers from Marlboro artists Henry Werner and Charley Smith plus Miss Helen Hosey of Concord. Lena Woolerschied performed a trombone solo and W D Lacouture of Marlboro played the xylophone. After the concert the Union orchestra accompanied dancing. The organizing committee included Edward Carlton Theodore Woolerschied and Thomas Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Maynard Brass Band
Union Orchestra of
Marlboro
Henry Werner
Charley Smith
This Town
Helen Hosey
Concord
Lena Woolerschied
W. D. Lacouture
Union Orchestra
Edward Carlton
Theodore Woolerschied
Thomas Wright
Imatra Band Renames to Maynard Military Band
The Imatra band has renamed itself the Maynard Military Band and will operate under that name. Matt Mattila is elected manager and leader, new uniforms are ordered for Memorial Day readiness, and ten open air concerts are planned this summer starting May 26 with weekly Friday shows in June and July. To fund the concerts, three dances will be held and vaudeville acts will appear May 22 and 23 under James W. Hunt’s management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imatra
Maynard Military Band
Matt Mattila
James W. Hunt
Supper and Entertainment by Unity Circle at Loewe's
The Unity circle of the C of F held a supper and entertainment in Loewe's quarters on Monday night. The concert, led by Mrs. Louis Cook and others, featured vocal selections by A A Hilferty William Scully Harold Morgan Theresa Donahue Maud McGrail a vocal duet by Mrs. Lee Donahue and Miss Lizzie Gallagher a violin selection by Miss Crowley a piano solo by Mrs. Lee Donahue and readings by Miss Mae Irene Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Circle
C. of F
Loewe
Louis Cook
Mary Morgan
Bridget Driscoll
Mary Fletcher
Robert White
A. A. Hilferty
William Scully
Harold Morgan
Theresa Donahue
Maud McGrail
Lee Donahue
Lizzie Galagher
Miss Crowley
Mae Irene Morgan
Special Town Meeting May 16 to Decide New Reardonville School
Town residents will convene May 16 to decide on adding school space with a new school in the Reardonville district. If approved the building may be placed on Bancroft Street. The meeting also considers appropriating 150 dollars for band concerts, expected to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reardonville
Bancroft St
Board Rejects Licenses for Expressmen in Liquor Trade
At a Wednesday night selectmen meeting the board considered granting licenses to expressmen who have operated liquor businesses for the past two years. The board decided none will be in business next year. Several rejected men threaten to continue regardless of the board’s wishes. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promotes regular bowels. For sale by Johnson's Pharmacy and H. J. Dwinell, Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Chamberlain
Johnson's Pharmacy
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Gannon & CO
H. J. Hansen
Walden St
Crawford
Townsend
A.C. Loewe & CO
Model Pharmacy
Nason Street
Loewe’s
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
J. P. Fletcher
South Acton
Mass
T. J. McGann
B. W. Brown’s
Atgager
Probate Court
W. EB. Rogers
W. E. Rogers
John Quinn
Quinn
Feet Acton
David C. Cutler
Adm
DeLee's
Annie Bins
Cambridge
Katie Sweeney
Maynard Brass
Rexall
Dandruff
Bill
P. H. Delee
Agency
Johnson Phartiacy
H. J. Dwinell & Co
Main St
P. W. White
Main
J. W. Craig, Monume
Nt Square
Assabet
Institution For
Annie L. Hicks
Dennis Sheehan
Maynard, Mase
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