Probate Court cites heirs in Fitz Patrick estate case
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notices heirs and creditors that a petition to grant administration on Joseph Fitz Patrick of Concord is filed to appoint William L. Fitz Patrick as administrator without surety. A hearing is set for May 29, 1916, at 9 AM in Cambridge Middlesex. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Bord Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Joseph Fitz Patrick
Concord
William L. Fitz Patrick
Middle
Cambridge
Middlesex
Bord Enterprise
Said County
Probate Court Cites Heirs in Ida A. King Estate
Middlesex probate notice cites heirs at law and next of kin in the Ida A. King estate of Maynard to show cause why a letter of administration should not be granted to Howard A. Wilson. A public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise before the May 15 1916 hearing. Witness Charles J. McIntire Esquire First Judge. W. E. Rogers, Register. Wilson Juggins Murphy Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ida A. King
Maynard
Howard A. Wilson
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Frederick W. Sims
Leslie W. Sims
Esquire
Library trustees discuss multilingual public library outreach
John Hannon attended Hudson Marlboro trustees and librarians meeting where Mr Lowe of the State Free Public Library Commission spoke. He described plans to send lecturers to towns to educate foreign residents in their language on naturalization agriculture banking postal savings and good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hannon
Hudson
Maynard
Hudson Public Library
Lowe
State Free Public Library Commission
State Public Library
Post Office
City of
Marlboro
Licenses Granted At Special Meeting Of Selectmen
At a special meeting the selectmen granted liquor licenses to Wm. Campbell & Co. Maple house, Martin Peterson & Co. Maynard house, Harry A. Clark & Co. Somerset hotel, George O'Brien Waltham street, and Frank Seckels & Co. wholesale on Summer street. A wholesale license was later granted to Joseph Farrell and James Priest at 56 Main Street. Drug store and club licenses to be issued at the regular meeting Wednesday evening. Three special officers were appointed for service on the C. M. & H. railway per request of Supt. Jefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Campbell & Co
Maple House
Martin Peterson & Co
Maynard House
Harry A. Clark & Co
Somerset Hotel
George O’brien
Waltham St
Frank Seckels & Co
Summer St
Joseph Farrell
James Priest
Main St
Plans for Woonsocket Baseball Trip
Henry Gilroy, now in Woonsocket, plans to form a Woonsocket area team to visit Woonsocket on a Sunday to play a game against a local Woonsocket team. The article notes that Sunday baseball is permitted in Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gilroy
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Fire companies elect officers at weekly meeting
At the fire station meeting last week Combination No 1 chose Walter Priest as captain Jeremiah Bradley Keut and Lee Donahue as clerk Hook and Ladder elected John Lawton captain Albert Smith Keut William Lawler as clerk Tony Collins as chauffeur and Edward Reading as driver The annual spring practice was held last night Mr and Mrs Thomas Farrell moved furniture into the former home of Mrs Mary St Clair Front Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combination
Walter Priest
Jeremiah Bradley Keut
Lee Donahue
John Lawton
Albert Smith Keut
William Lawler
Tony Collins
Edward Reading
Probate Notice of Estate of Frederick W. Sims
Heirs and creditors are notified of administration on Frederick W. Sims estate, to Leslie W. Sims without bond. A probate hearing at Cambridge, Middlesex, on May 19, 1916, at 9:00 am to show cause why administration should not be granted. W. E. Rogers, Register.
Hall Family Returns from Florida and Local Notes
West Acton Celette H Hall and spouse arrived from St Peters burg Florida. George Weaver lost a fine new horse last week pneumonia caused its death. Dr Hall Staples was in Grafton Vermont on business. A H Gilmore and Yamily left Friday for Littleton driving park for the summer. Waldo Whitcomb is adding to his house. J B Hoar in charge of the work. Mr and Mrs Thomas King of Franklin greet birth of daughter Mary Devane King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celette H. Hall
St.Petersburg
Fla
George Weaver
Hall Staples
Grafton
A. H. Gilmore
Yamily
Littleton Driving Park
Waldo
Thomas King
Franklin
The Lost Necklace at the West Acton I O O F Hall
The West Acton Woman's Club staged The Lost Necklace over two evenings with strong choir numbers and Spanish gypsy dances. Director Alice Worcester Weeks and daughter Elinor Weeks led a large cast including Lola Mrs Webster Tyler and Margaret Mrs R Gates Baker in a well received amateur production with notable costumes and stagecraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
West Acton Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Alice ‘Worcester Weeks
Elinor Weeks
Charles Vincent
Spain
Zerlina
Lola
Webster Tyler
R. Gates Baker
Margaret
Miss Weeks
Band of
Grape Gatherers
Inez
Myrtle A
Festus
Dolores
Hazel
A. Coolidge
Troupe of Gypsies
Bertram
E. Hall
Esmeralda
Elinor F. Weeks
Luther G. Morris
Ruth E. Foster
Evelyn A
Earl R. Littlefield
Cram
G. Gilmore
Harrington
Littlefield
B. Gilmore
Reed
Spinney
Weeks
Morris
Foster
B. Knowlton
Mead
L. Moore
L. Spinney
Irma M. Durkee
Farce at Universalist church draws large South Acton audience
The Universalist church hosted a Thursday supper and entertainment by the South Acton young people. They presented the farce Her Busy Day with credit to all in its staging and followed with a closing scene including the song When I Leave the World Behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
South Acton
Welcome Home Doels After Friendly Gathering
A social gathering at Mrs. Doel’s parents home on Main Street celebrated the homecoming of newly married Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doel. Guests included Misses Marjorie Johnston Alice Fraverend Edith Tatters and others. gifts from England arrived with desserts and a silver service presented by Frank Taylor. Music games and refreshments accompanied the cheerful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doel
Frank Taylor
Doel
Edith Tatters
Clinton
Robert Farrington
Worcester
Hadith
Ethel Garside
Olga Erickson
Elsie Luker
Agnes Johnson
Margaret Claflin
Celia Burke
Hattie Haynes
Frank Horner
Hudson
Charles Luker
Bert Doel
Hans ‘ Erickson
Wm. Batsford
Sidney Scott
George and Laughlin Graham
Thomas Taylor
Foreclosure Sale Sealed Property Bid At $570
A foreclosure sale of the Brown and Tremont streets property owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Jordan, foreclosed by Hudson Cooperative Bank, was held Saturday afternoon with Thomas Deane of Concord Street the winning bidder at $570.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and Tremont Ets
Elizabeth Jordan
Hudson Cooperative Bank
Thomas Deane
Concord St
Alka Temperance Society Holds Upper Main Street Dance
Male members hosted a dancing party at their rooms on upper Main st Saturday with many members and guests in attendance. A preceding flower and candy sale accompanied the event and Ed Hendsa delivered a speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alka Temperance Society
Upper Main St
Ed. Hendsa
Dramatic Club Stages The Girl of the Meadow Land
Socialist Dramatic club presented a three act drama at their Parker Street hall on Saturday night to a large appreciative audience. Members portrayed the characters with Reino Uogan as the hero displaying notable histrionic ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Socialist ‘Dramatic Club
Meadow Land
Parker St
Reino Uogan
Papers Passed Convey Property to Benjamin C. Brown
Papers passed conveying two houses at the corner of Main street and Spring lane, formerly owned by Elizabeth Foley, to Benjamin C. Brown. Brown intends to occupy one house as soon as the present tenant can find a new location.
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Main St
Spring Lane
Elizabeth Foley
Benjamin C. Brown
Brown
Morrill Osgood Heads to Syracuse Convention
Rev A Morrill Osgood left Friday for Syracuse New York to attend the general conference of the M E church As president of the ConCon district Sunday school association he will join district presidents before the main meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Morrill Osgood
Syracuse
N. Y
M. E. Church
Conco?y District
Appointed Driver for Hook and Ladder Truck
Edward Reading was notified by fire engineers on Thursday that he has been appointed driver of the Hook and Ladder truck. The appointment takes effect after the current driver's term, Joseph Farrell, expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reading
Joseph Farrell
Doubt Disappears In Marlboro Back and Kidney Pain
Marlboro readers are urged to try Dean's Kidney Pills for backache kidney irregularities and nervous spells. Jennie Williams of 21 Sumner St Marlboro reports relief after use with continued benefits over a year later. Price 50 cents at dealers. Buffalo New York firm claims proof of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlporo
Jennie Williams
Sumner St
Marlboro
Dean
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Concord Junction
Mass
Sudbur Co
Bradshaw
Mgr
Arthur J. Coughlan
Room
Maynard, Mass
Charles P. Tucker
Chase Building
Hudson, Maes
Ruidaye
Concord Estate
Jeredith & Grew
Congress St
Boston
Arthur B. Brooks
Sudbury Rd
Garland
Howard C. Burr
Sudbury
C. L. Kee Ynastis
F. A. May
Fowler
Main Street
M. Esty
Asst
Monument Square
W. O. Strout
Concord Ict
Wass
Tel
E. A. Comeau
W. E. Rogers
Register
Wilson, Juggins & Murphy
Sears
Thomas Farrell
Mary St. Clair
Front St
West Acton
Woman's Club
Wilson Lumber& Co
Concord, Mass
Fritz
Anderson
Wood Sq
Hedson
Him
Ben J. F. Murray
M.D
Beacon St. Kest
S. Sperburg
Pittsburg Iron and Metal Co
Creighton’s Block
Board
Frank Binks
James Mahoney
H. B. Morse
Maynard Mass
F. J. McCarron
Nason St
Main St. Maynard, Mas
Out Photographic Company
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Ma
Pul
Maren
Walden St. Concord
P.O
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Philip T. Flab
Main ST. Concord
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