Probate notices and road relocation for Concord and Acton
Legal notices issued by Massachusetts courts and officials. Probate matters seek letters of administration for the estate of Benjamin M. late of Acton and a conservator for Ephraim B. Forbush, with citations to appear in May 1910. A relocation petition for Sudbury Road in Concord is scheduled for public meeting January 1910. Includes clerk and registrar attestations and sheriff endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gommmoneeerth
Massachusetts
Said
Wounty
Cambridge
Concord
Sudbury Road
Main Street
Fitchburg
Ralph N
Probate notices for Acton estate of James De vane and Florence Littlefield
Public notices announce petitions in Middlesex Probate Court for James De vane of Acton to appoint Margaret J De vane as administrator without surety and Florence M Littlefield estate administrator HB Littlefield. Details call for heirs creditors and interested parties to appear May 18 1910 and to file claims or show cause per court directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Littlefield
Acton
Probate Court Hears Petition On Concord Estate
Heirs at law and creditors are summoned to probate court in Concord for Mary Ryan and for Penotaries Nagle. A pre administration petition seeks a letter of administration, with a May 27, 1910 hearing at nine in the forenoon. The petitioner must publish notice in the Concord Enterprise. Judge J McIntire presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin M
Acton
Charles M. Kimof
Midpee Waa
Camin
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
Chares J. Melntire
OW. B. Rogers
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mary Ryan
Concord
Penotaries Nagle
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
J. McIntire
Baldness explained by loss of hair, odd dialogue note
Fragment from a Cleveland Plain Dealer ad reads like a puzzled exchange about hair loss, joking that a man baldness comes from hair losing its hold. The snippet includes stray dialogue about storage and a denatured mincemeat bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain
Local Notes From Sudbury and Surrounding Towns
Sunday visits noted from Sudbury T Perry and Mr and Mrs Harry V Perry. A Peabody visitor and the Theam Moore place sale are mentioned. Miss Alice T Kenyon enjoys a Springfield school vacation. Christie draws crowds at a Maynard store with low prices and quality goods. Birth of a son celebrated in Framingham hospital. A Methodist church mock trial and a whist event with Japanese lanterns, apple blossoms, lobster salad, Newell's orchestra, Marlboro, and dancing to 1 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Perry
Peabody
Harry V. Perry
Theam Moore
Haskell
Waltham
Alice T. Kenyon
Springfield
Christie
Methodist Church
Newell's
Hale and hearty at 90 Moses Willard Manard of North Sudbury
Moses Willard Manard of North Sudbury celebrated his 90th birthday on Saturday May 7 in the house where he was born. He is the second oldest inhabitant, with all faculties sound, an avid reader, and recalls Halley’s Comet from 75 years ago. He tends a large garden, walks his farm daily, and runs a carpentry shop equipped with tools he made himself. His wife hosted a bountiful collation for guests including EB A Powers and wife, Mrs J J Goodnow, Emily Willis of South Sudbury, and W M Powers of Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Willard
Aynard
North
Sudbury
Halley
EB. A, Powers
J. J. Goodnow
Emily F. Willis
South Sudbury
W. M. Powers
Framingham
Pope Says He Changed His Intention Regarding Tax Pledge
In a letter to The Enterprise the Harvard legislator Frank H. Pope explains he crossed out shall and wrote intend on a committee pledge signed last October. He states he revised his position after learning more about the proposed national income tax amendment and asserts he exercised his citizen rights. He signs from Leominster dated May 9, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Legislative Committee
Probate notice for Orlando B. Patch estate Concord
The Probate Court of Middlesex County Massachusetts notifies heirs and interested parties that Orlando B. Patch of Concord has a will presented for probate. Walter A. Garr seeks letters testamentary without bond. A hearing is set for May 23 in Cambridge with publication in Concord Enterprise for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando B. Patch
Concord
Walter A.garr
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. Quire
Wichita man touts Cooper's New Discovery efficacy
Kansas resident William Or. McFarland of 607 North Water Street Wichita proclaims the efficacy of Cooper's New Discovery in a single statement that highlights his strong belief in the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Or. McFarland
Wichita
Kansas
North Water Street
Cooper's
Mr. McFarland
Cooper's New Discovery Rebuilds Stomach Health
A Maynard Massachusetts resident testifies after typhoid and grip left him weak with poor appetite. He reports relief from belching heaviness and distress within weeks, regaining appetite and strength after using Cooper's New Discovery, prompting local agent H J Dwinell to endorse its demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
H. J. Dwinell
Maynard, Mass
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George M. Bardr
Maas
Commonwealth of Massachuset Middlesex
Ephraim B. Forbush
Wiliam H. Hartwell
Charles
Esquire
B. Roghrs
Register
Midaiesx
James Devane
Aaid
Margaret J. Devane
Midone
Gambridge
Pho
Charles J. MciIntivé
RE. Rogers
John M. Keyes
Concord, Mass
London
Hie
Nason
Maynard Naylor
Maynard
Arthur J. Coughlan
Maynard’s Block
Lippy
Baltimore
Pope
Frank H. Pope Leominster
J. W. Gately
Loewe
Mr. Farmer
TJ. McGann
Grant St
W. W. Gough
Tuttle & Newton’s Block
South Acton
LN. Fowler & D
Concord Junction
F. E. Harris
Bedford St
Massy
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Mccarronard, Mass
Chas. S. Hunt South
Mass
P. McColgan
Spencer Ave
Chelsea, Mass
Boston @ Albany
Boston & Maine
R. R
Charles Parker Tucker
Attorney At Law
Chase
Hudson, Mass
Ofice
Bedford
M. F. Macinn
Bolton Street
Waltham, Mass
Hudson and Vicinity
Main St
F. H. Bryant
Annie E. Payson
Maynard Block
Dennis Sheehan
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