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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1916

Page

10

Probate citations issued in Anna Twitchell and others estates

The Massachusetts Probate Court requires heirs and connected parties to appear in Cambridge on May 20 1916 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why allowances should not be made. Citations will be published weekly for five weeks in the Acton Banter and mailed to known interested parties at least seven days before the hearing.

Anna Twitchell Charlie Twitchell Acton Charles J. McIntire Quire EB. Rogers Register Probate Court Tate Ephraim Cobleigh Wiliam F. Stevens Law Cambridge Massachusetts Lewis A. Make Concord Josephine H Middlesex A . Toiga L. Wheeler Ted Commonwealth Acton Enterprise Esquire W. E. Rogers

Sale of Real Estate in Concord Foreclosure Notice

By virtue of a mortgage power of sale Thomas J. McGrath of Concord faces foreclosure. The 1911 mortgage covers 136-100 acres in Concord, bounded by Hill Burying Ground, Mary Brady land, Davis Court, Harriet Warren, and Henry J. Walcott area. The Middlesex Institution for Savings, through Charles B. Brown, Treasurer, will offer the property at public sale on Thursday in June 1916 at 3 PM.

Concord Thomas J. McGrath County of Middlesex Commonwealth of Massachusetts Commonwealth of Hill Burying Holden Mary Brady Davis Court Lami Richard F. Wood Harriet ‘Warren Henry J. Walcott Jessie C. Brown Henry J. Wal‘eott Middlesex South District Prescott Keyes Middlesex Institution For Savings Charles B. Brown

Bank Department Liabilities Report from Maynard Mass

Banking department listing items such as notes rents and other liabilities with dated entries and approvals, indicating a 1918 financial ledger excerpt from Maynard Massachusetts. The fragment notes Patorest and Porta Middlesex as entities with current ree, and references Taylor.

Middlesex Maynard Mass Emf Brank Taylor

Footprints on Tralee Beach and Casement Trial Developments

In Bow Street, Sir Roger Casement and Daniel Bailey face potential trial for high treason linked to Irish revolt plans. Kerry farmer John McCarthy spots three fresh footprints on Tralee beach, aiding police who later locate Casement in McKenna's fort. A German auxiliary ship Blue Bell carried munitions for rebels.

London Roger Casement Daniel J. Bailey Bow Street John McCarthy Kerry Berlin Casement Ireland Daniel Bailey McCarthy Secret Service Tralee Herne Irish Constabulary Henry McKenna Michael Hussy Sergeant Butler Dublin Scotland Blue Bell Waghorn

Pension Office in Washington Reflects Growth and Strain

The Pension Office building in Washington features a grand exterior frieze and a vast court once used for inaugural balls. About 1,300 staff including doctors and lawyers handle nearly 4,000,000 annual mail pieces. The current appropriation stands around $164,000, with expectations of a $4,000,000 cut next year.

Sioner Saltagaber

General Butler’s Way and Soldier Hymns Unearthed

A narrative intertwines verses on aging soldiers with tales of General Butler and his prompt, effective actions during the war. The piece recalls Butler’s blunt efficiency, including a scene where a writer improvised at a cluttered desk while a servant cleared space.

General Butler Butler Grant

Late Saturday Car Delayed To Midnight In Concord Junction

The 11 o'clock car arrived in Concord at nearly midnight after a mishap, causing a large number of passengers to wait long for it.

Concord

Maynard of Haynes Family Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Mrs Plorence Bodfish daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Haynes was operated on for appendicitis at Copp hospital in Cambridge Tuesday morning. The operation was pronounced successful and the patient is doing as well as could be expected.

Plorence Bodfish A. T. Haynes Copp Hospital Cambridge

New Massachusetts Woman's Club Forms From Past Presidents

Mrs. Benjamin Derby helps inaugurate a club formed by former leaders of Massachusetts Woman's clubs. The society was organized Thursday in the Ven dome with over 400 members enrolled, and several Concord past presidents joined the new organization.

Benjamin Derby Woman’s Clubs of Massachusetts Concord

Adams & Bridge Store Faces Facade Improvement

The front of Adams and Bridge’s store is being improved with cement and blocks for the foundation work. Upon completion the building’s appearance should be much improved.

Adams & Bridge

Lamps May Be Exchanged At Home In Concord Junction

Residents can now swap lamps at Robert Prentiss’s home instead of traveling to Concord Junction center. The electric light board arranged this to ease lamp replacements. Critics note bill payments still require trips to Concord or money orders, but the board cannot control treasurer practices.

Electric Light Board Robert Prentiss Concord Concord Junction

Mrs. Johanna Sullivan 91 Dies in Boston Home

Mrs. Johanna Sullivan aged 91 died at her niece Miss Ellen Long’s Maynard block Main et. after a general breakdown and old age. The funeral was this morning with a requiem Mass by Rev. Walter J. Browne and burial followed at New Calvary cemetery Boston.

Johanna Sullivan Ellen Long Maynard Block Main

Degrees Conferred at Magdalene Chapter Meeting

At Magdalene chapter OES Tuesday evening two candidates received the degree. Following the ceremony a collation was served by the refreshment committee led by Mrs. Daniel Goodenow with members Mrs. M. Bain, Mrs. Jennie Adams, Mrs. Martha Champagne, Mrs. Ida Usher, Mrs. Mary A. Jones, Mrs. Bertha Greenhalgh, Mrs. Elizabeth Stitt, and Miss Lizzie Gates.

Magdalene Chapter O. BE. S Daniel Goodenow M. Bain Jennie Adams Martha, Champagne Ida Usher Mary A. Jones Bertha Greenhalghe Elizabeth Stitt Lizzie Gates

Give Those Worn Nerves a Rest

Poem fragment urges endurance and calm for weary minds with lines about relief from stress and dizziness.

McCormick Kidney and Nerve Remedy Promoted

An advertisement touts McCormick's Kidney and Nerve Remedy as a cure for weak kidneys and related illnesses. Testimonial from John W. Walsh of Maynard claims cure after one bottle and urges readers to ask their druggist for it today.

John W. ‘Walsh East St Maynard

Ex-Senator to Speak at Business Men's League Meeting

At the executive committee meeting of the Business Men's League held at the water commissioner’s office on Tuesday evening it was voted to hold the regular meeting on Tuesday evening June 13 with Ex-Senator Charles Burbank of Boston as speaker on Preparedness Supper will be served. The committee includes A J Coughlan Alfred E McCleary Albert Batley William Naylor and P J Sullivan. A committee was authorized to investigate an electric express service for Maynard and report.

Business Men’s League League Charles BE. Burbank Boston Pres. A. J. Coughlan Alfred E. McCleary Alpert Batley William Naylor P. J. Sullivan

Local Business Changes and Events in Concord Junction

J. E. Rice purchases the plumbing and heating business of G. G. Keith at Concord Junction. Rev. P. D. Meagher conducts 40 hours devotion at St. Bernard's church in Concord. White Crags guild plans a basket party at Riverside hall on Tuesday June 6. P. H. De Lee buys the double house between Macorda's and DeLee's drug stores and the land on Nason street last week.

J. E. Rice G. G. Keith Concord Junction P. D. Meagher St. Bernard's Church Concord White Crags Guild Riverside Hall Macorda’s DeLee’s Nason St P. H. de Lee

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Stone Hia St. James Terrace F.M. Esty Asst. Register Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Bank Incorporation Edward C. Stone Joseph N. Leonard A. Ingham Bicknell Daniel B Christopher S. Ryan Edward George S. Teague William Matthew Stevenson Geo D. Cloyes George L Robert D. Donaldson Frank Albert H. Burnham William Whitaker William D. Ballard H. Rudd Henry ©. Davis, Jr H. Burgess Clarence P. Johnson Louis Pfeiffer Owealth Mnko State House Emma Frances Williams Banking Department Gaauke Apecia Tralee Beach Kerry County Watertown N. Y William H. Moors Pressack F. W. Woodworth & Co Washington Commis Pension Office Tabor The W. A. Haynes Co. Incorporated Eee Johnson, Pharmacy IS Charter Member Bright McCormls Thomas C. J. Lynch
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