Letter of administration for Joseph Fitz Patrick estate
Probate notice in Middlesex County Massachusetts to heirs creditors and interested persons about granting administration to William L Fits Patrick of Concord. The petition seeks letters of administration without a surety. Witnessed by Charles J McIntire in the year F. M. ESTY assistant register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Joseph Fitz Patrick
Concord
William L
Patrick
Middle
Charles J. Mclntire
Bety-elguth
Aaron
Probate Court Citation for Frederick W. Sims Estate
The Probate Court in Middlesex County issues a citation to heirs and creditors of Frederick W. Sims late of Maynard to appear May 19 1916 at Cambridge Probate Court. The petitioner Leslie W. Sims seeks administration without a bond and publication of this notice in the Maynard Enterprise for three weeks. Witness Charles J. McIntire First Judge and W E Rogers Register.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Frederick W. Sims
Maynard
Leslie W. Sims
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Heatton
Charles J. McIntire
Hs’ Quire
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
James M. Walker
Sudbury
J. Clifford Walker
Sudbury Enterprise
Aldsoe society to meet Thursday at 2 o clock
Local notes report the Aldsoe society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock with Reverend Batt occupying the pulpit Sunday in the pastor's absence. Several residents are noted with recent moves and visits including Mrs Duren, Mrs Norton, and Virgil Mitchell relocations. A wreath making group plans a Memorial day meeting at the town hall on Saturday May 27 at 8 o'clock. A cottage burned at Lake Nagog owned by George N Durkee of Boston on May 9 unknown origin. Raymond Farrar has taken a position with F L Milliken & Co bankers in Boston and Acton Grange master Tuttle drills the ladies degree staff for the third and fourth degrees Tuesday evening.
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Aldsoe Society
Virgil Mitchell
Proctor
William Dunn
Marsh
Mma Blood
Town Hall
Lake Nagog
George N. Durkee
Boston
Universalist Church
Raymond Farrar
F. L. Milliken & Co
Bankers and Brokers
State St
Master Tuttle
Acton Grange
Novelty Shower for Miss Isabella Daniels at Conant Home
A surprise novelty shower honored Miss Isabella Daniels at Miss Charlotte Conant’s home on Thursday afternoon. About 50 ladies attended as rose petals showered from the upper hall, gifts filled a large pink heart decorated basket, and refreshments of ice cream cakes candy almonds and coffee were served.
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Isabella Daniels
Charlotte Conant
Miss Daniels
Miss Conant
Conant
Miss. Daniels
Acton Grange Invites Veterans to Memorial Day Dinner
Acton Grange No 259 and Acton Centre Woman's Club invite Isaac Davis post G A R Women's Relief Corps and other guests to a Memorial Day dinner at the town hall on May 30 1916.
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Acton Grange
Acton Centre
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Probate Notice
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney irregularities, citing W H Swift of Marlboro as a relief example. Also included is a Probate Court notice in Sudbury seeking administration for James M Walker with J Clifford Walker named as applicant.
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Marlboro
Dean
W. H. Swift
Carpenter
Stevens
Doan
Mr. Swift
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Maynard James Garside Receives Brother Samuel's France Letter
A WWI letter from Samuel James Garside in the trenches near France describes early battles from Mons to the Marne and Aisne, the destruction at Ypres, and ongoing bombardments including Chappel and Festerburg. He notes weather, mentions advancing dates, and signs with love to Jim in Maynard.
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James Garside
Samuel James Garside
Samuel
France
Jim
Mons
Marne
Paris
Aisne
Ypres
Belgium
The
Chappel
Festerburg
la Basse
Fitchburg Dramatic Club Stages Tight Money
The Socialist hall on Parker was packed for a Fitchburg Dramatic Club performance of Tight Money. The spendthrift nephew and rich uncle plot drew repeated rounds of applause as Miss Santeri Nuortervo, once a Finnish leading lady, impressed with her stage work.
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Parker
Fitchburg Dramatic Club
Rrich
Santeri Nuort
Rumor of Bokery Sale Declared Groundless
S E McCleary denied a circulating rumor that he sold his Bokery interest at his Main Street store. He told The Enterprise he remains the owner of the business.
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S. E. McCleary
Main St
Lunch Room Planned in New Fowler Block Store
The vacant Main Street store in the Fowler block has been rented by John L. Kelley the tax collector. He plans to install and operate a first class dining and lunch room with home cooking. The opening will be about the first of June.
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Fowler Block
Main St
John £. Kelley
Concord Junction residents list visits and local events
A series of brief notes records residents visiting relatives or friends in nearby towns, vacations, and social activities. Entries mention Robert Sheehan, Miss Viola Russell, Miss Vivian L He treux, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wilson, Frank Kelly, Miss Gladys Niven, Miss Catharine Thane, Miss Minnie Marshall, Miss May Curley, Roger K. Allen, Miss Mildred Gerrity, Florence and May Gaddis, Benjamin Derby, Officer James Hennessey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joyce, A. Freeman, Justin W. Ford, Mrs. Joseph Perna, the Ladies Sodality meeting, Duncan McHaechern changing jobs, Miss Jessie Brown, Matthew Steinman, a town meeting, and Peter McQueen speaking to boys at the Massachusetts Reformatory.
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Robert Sheehan
Viola Russell
Vivian L’He@treux
Holliston
John D. Wilson
Bangor
Frank Kellys
Gladys Niven
Saugus
Frank Waite
Catharine Thane
Thomas Connell
Minnie Marshall
Waltham
May Curley
Roger K. Allen
Mildred Gerrity
Dorchester
Florence
May Gaddis
Boston
Benjamin Derby
James Hennessey
Reformatory Force
Frank Joyce
A. Freeman
Reformatory
Justin W. Ford
Joseph Perna
Ladies’ Sodality of Help of Christian Church
Duncan McHaechern
B. & M. Railroad
Alexander Urquhart
Concord
Jessie Brown
West Concord
Matthew Steinman
Union Church to Host Candidate for Pastorate
Rev. E. N. Stone will occupy the pulpit Sunday as a candidate for the pastorate. Tuesday evening prayers begin at 7 30. The Waneta class presents a May 19 entertainment at 7 20 in the vestry with free admission for every ninth attendee. Fudge, candy, and peanuts will be sold. all are invited.
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E. N. Stone
Bible Students worship service at 415 Main St
The Bible Students invite all to divine worship Sunday at 3 p m at 415 Main St Arlington speaker E T Lake. No collection.
AGAIN CHANGES HANDS
The Minute Man has again changed hands with Mr Williams of Cambridge as the new owner. Williams is a veteran newspaper man whose experience should help him produce an excellent paper.
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Mr. Williams
Cambridge
Williamse
Chimes of Normandy Draws Many From Local Town
The Chimes of Normandy attracted a large crowd from this town on Friday and Saturday evenings. Several stars of the performance were students from Concord Junction and their excellent work received much praise.
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Normandy
Concord Junction
Paramount Pioneers in Clean Picture Campaign Gains Backing
The nationwide drive for better moving pictures gains momentum as theater managers align with the effort. Manager Derby joins the banner promising only non suggestive content, while high class features and Wednesday dancing nights draw growing crowds.
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Paramount Producers
Derby
Maynard Members Planned Trip Guided by I O O F
Jeremiah Sullivan of Boston former resident of Maynard spent Sunday visiting friends in town. The Associated Five I O O F will meet in Harvard Monday evening. Plans are underway for Maynard members to make the trip.
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Jeremiah Sullivan
Boston
Maynard
Associated Five
Harvard
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