Concord probate notices Estate of Charles S Spencer
Maurice McWalter of Concord appointed administrator of the Charles S Spencer estate who died March 12 1919 by Judge Lawton of the Probate court. Bond $600. Estate valued at $300 all personal property. William Buckley of Concord handles the Mary Ellen Buckley estate died January 15 1919 bond $2200. Estate valued at $1100 all personal property. William G Wilkins of Newton referenced.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Hudson
Maurice. McWalter
Charles S. Spencer
Lawton
William Buckley
Mary Ellen Buckley
Law
Ellen B. Wilkins
George M., Peir¢é
Frank C. Peirce
Josephine B.colt
Myrtle G
John Schneider
John Frederick Snyder
Frederic A. Hallowell
Psewe
Alice R. McCormack
Florence Philbrook
Probate notices list executors guardians and estates
The notices name Ellen B Wilkins and Frank C Pierce executors administrators heirs and guardians in Concord Bedford Hudson Acton Sudbury and other towns. Bonds totals range from 200 to 10 000 with estates valued from a few hundred to over 50 000 dollars. Several estates filed inventories listing personal and real property amounts.
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Mary A. Heard
Sudbury
Eleanor Tuttle
Acton
Amilia
Williams
Maynard
Francas A. Houston
Concord
Mary E. Brady
Frank K. Wheeler
Marino Péripoli
Edward E. Hamblen
Bedford
Marguerite Enchantment Amid Khaki Civilization
A lyrical piece narrates Marguerite walking the street in civics and prayers, her elfin charm eluding a lover in khaki. The narrator contemplates shifting affection toward soldiers, fearing perdition while Edward Surette remains textually implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite
Lestiher
Edward Surette
Maynard Naturalization Procedure Clarified for Ex Soldiers
Town Clerk F. Sanderson reports a Department of Labor letter clarifying how ex soldiers who were naturalized in the army can obtain certificates. The process requires a written request to the Bureau of Naturalization with date and place of naturalization, certificate number if known, and current address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corig
Rogers
Sanderson
Congressman Rogers
Department of Labor
Washington
Mr. Rogers
Bureau of Naturalization
Michael Rytkewicz
Devens
Mass
Bureau of ‘Naturalization
Bureau of Netation
Bureau of Natureunaization
Rynkewicz
Maynard
M H .17 Sacred Heart 1 in rain shortened game
M H scored 17 runs while Sacred Heart Academy Worcester managed 1 as crowds watched at John A Crowe Park Saturday afternoon. M H collected 18 hits to 26 total bases while Sacred Heart struggled to answer, with key plays by Marsden and Blgtt and heavy outfield work. The game ended in the eighth inning due to rain with M H ahead.
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John A. Crowe Park
Maynard H
Sacred Hearts Academy of Worcester
Tom” Marsden
Courtney
Roy Marsden
Laurilla
King
Sacred Heart
Carrigan
J. J. Ledgard
PTA Urges Support for Teachers Amid School Pressures
A communication from the Parent Teachers Association underscores the need for a united PTA in backing teachers facing recent difficulties. It advocates fair treatment for staff and invites parental cooperation to improve the school environment.
Finger Amputation at Assabet Mills
Louis Shaw of East Street, a spinner at Assabet mills, caught the left middle finger in machinery Friday morning and lost it. He was treated at a Boston hospital and remained in Brockton until Sunday before returning home. Shaw, a long-time mill spinner, is a well known citizen. Lieut. Raymond Palmer of Camp Na was home this week on furlough. he serves until late summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Shaw
iAssabet Mills
Boston
Broone
Shaw
Raymond Palmer
Dental Corps
Camp Nn
Palmér
Past Masters Night At Welchlodge Masonic Lodge
Charles A. Welchlodge A M observed its annual Past Masters night at Masonic hall on Thursday evening. Dozens of past masters from the region attended alongside visitors. A regret letter from Past Master Dr Ernes J Hosmer of California was read. Degree work led by Samuel Lawton and a long list of past masters followed. Pilgrim quartet of Boston provided vocal selections. A collation and address by Thomas Lees preceded by Fred Hayward the caterer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Ernes J. Hosmer
California
Samuel Lawton
Dr. Walter
B. Currier
Thodoric A. Jones
Gavin Taylor
William Little
Robert W. Carter
Wilder X. Macurda
George H. Gutteridge
Harry H. Whitney
Samuel R. Garland
Oswald C
Dreschler
Theron F. Newton
Thomas ‘Lees
Harris’ A. Clement
Charles E. Greenhalgh
Pilgrim Quartette of
Boston
Fred Hayward
Thomas Lees
Lowell
Lodge
Absent Engineer At Water Department Out On Leave
Joseph Sheridan, an engineer at the city pumping station, has been absent for ten days due to blood poisoning in his left hand and expects to return to work next week. The annual Memorial service of Assabet aerie, FO H, will be held Sunday June 8. The Maynard fire department has been invited as in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sheridan
Water Department
Assabet Aerie, FO. H
Maynard Fire Department
Kerlé in March to Cemetery Procession
A fragment notes Kerlé joining a marching group toward cemeteries. Details on participants or dates are unclear in the surviving text.
Eleven Initiated at Assabet Aerie Meeting
Assabet aerie F O initiated a class of eleven candidates at a special meeting held Sunday afternoon in Masonic hall. Refreshments and an hour of fellowship followed in Darling's block hall after the degree.
Maynard High School Baseball Schedule Changes
The M H S and Hudson H S game was canceled after Hudson H S disbanded. Maynard H S will host Chelmsford H S on Saturday with a large turnout. Remaining games include Lyman School at Westboro and a revised slate through June 21 with Natick and Clinton visits.
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Hudson
H.S
Maynard
Chelmsford H
Chelmsford
Vt. Lyman School
Westboro
Concord
Chelmsford H. S
Natick H
Clinton H
Clinton
Natick
Springfield Adds Brick Wilder After Jersey City Let Go
Fred Brick Wilder signed with the Springfield team after being released by Jersey City and previously on New Haven reserve. Hartford reportedly pursued Wilder before Springfield secured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred “Brick” Wilder
Brick
Donavan
Jersey City
New Haven
Springfield
Hartford
Ensign John Gibbons on furlough from Navy duty
Ensign John Gibbons U S Navy stationed in Philadelphia spends a two month furlough at his mother Margaret Gibbons home on Summer Street He will report for service Thursday and expects transfer to a submarine base in Norfolk Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Gibbons
U. S. Navy
Philadelphia
Margaret Gibbons
Ensign Gibbons
Norfolk
Thompson Enters Vulcanizing Business With Thompson and Fillmore
Frank Thompson of the C M and Hy railway joins Thompson and Fillmore to operate a Hudson vulcanizing plant. He will continue as a conductor on the road, working a few days weekly at the new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
C.M. &Hy
Thompson & Fillmore
Hudson
Thompson
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Maxwell
McCone Bros
Concord, Mass
M.B. Church
Waldo P.lapham
Concord Jund
Tel
Enchantress
Maynard High Pakkanen
Manning
Hee Een News
R. Marsden
Marsden
Sheen Laurilla
Peete Nee
Blatt
Endowne
Sacred Heart A
Brown
Caalrigan
Splaine
Donahue
Tate
R. Marsder
Powers
Foley
Foedy Ledgard
Parent Teachers’ Association
Parent Teachers Association
Ae Pils
Jonny
Jor
Ak Hee
Ria
Ape Bacee
Prince Albert
P. A
Tventual
Tate Atmca
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Poole Piano Factory
Cambridge
NEW Business
Wingold
Broad St
Gale
IDAY
Silas Peirce CO
Framingham
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