Notice of Administration for Sudbury Estate
Probate court citation in Middlesex County for the estate of James M. Witer late of Sudbury deceased. J Clifford Walker of Sudbury seeks letters of administration without bond. Hearing June 5 1916 at nine. Public notices to run weekly for three weeks in Sudbury Enterprise. First Judge Charles J McIntire signs.
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Asetts Commonwealth
Middlesex
Patrick
Coun- Patrick
Conese
Icn
Raugtien
Bald
Charles
J. Euire
Thong Saeed
Teen
Camp Fire girls host town hall dance in Sudbury gathering
Leon Hawes entertains his mother while Mrs. Harry Taylor visits Mrs. W M Parmenter. The Camp Fire girls held a dance at the town hall. Dist church women plan Memorial day dinner. Veterans and Sons of Veterans invited to Saxonville church Sunday morning May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon BE. Hawes
Harry Taylor
W. M. Parmenter
Town Hall
Dist
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Saxonville
Improvement Society Meeting and Town Center Efforts
The Goodman society met May 15 with Leon E B Hawes presiding and Josephine White as secretary pro tem. Funds were approved to care for the common around the band stand and to replace dead trees along the station road and other areas. Members are urged to support neater streets and surroundings, with the next meeting planned for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman Society
Leon EB. Hawes
Josephine White
Station Road
Last Meeting of Season by Woman's Club
The Woman's clubs held their final meeting of the year last Wednesday. Miss Ger ney of Wollaston spoke for the State federation on education art civics and home economics. Mrs. H. A. Rogers presided. Committees reported a successful year and Mrs. George H. Clarke was praised as program chairman.
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Gerney
Wollaston
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
H. A. Rogers
George H. Clarke
Subtle Advertising Draws Mothers to Resort Hotel
A hotel manager cites a fashionable resort advert that promises lower rates for single men and implies marriage potential for daughters. He notes mothers reading the ad may interpret it as aiding their daughters' marriage prospects. The remark is shared as part of a critique of ad tactics.
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Pyne Onten
Sanaa
Probate Court notices Ephraim Cobleigh estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court notifies all interested in Ephraim Cobleigh late of Acton deceased to appear May 29 1916 at nine o'clock in Cambridge to show cause why executor William F Stevens account should be allowed The executor must publish notice weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise and mail notices to interested parties seven days before court
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Ephraim
Cobleigh
Acton
William F. Stevens
Ted
Cambridge
Charles J. McIintire
W. EB. Rogers
Register
Probate Notice of Admin Bond in Maker Estate Concord
The Probate Court at Cambridge Middlesex County issues a notice to heirs and creditors regarding a petition to appoint Josephine H Maker administratrix of Lewis A Maker late of Concord. The court set for June 5 1916 at nine A M to show cause why bond with surety should not be granted. Public notice to appear is required by three weekly publications in Concord Enterprise. Signed by First Judge Charles J McIntire and F M Esty Assistant Register.
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Sudbury Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Essie
Ealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lewis A
Josephine H
Concord
Cambridge
Concord, Enterprise
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Across Hudson and Surrounds
Maynard Mrs Mary Dolan of Hudson guest of Mrs Susie Sheehan. John Hi Murray bought the Sassau cottage at Lake Boon. Ish ael Flaherty of Marlboro visited Dr and Mrs Flaherty. Henry Murphy conductor on C M and Hz railroad enjoying a week Bay over the weekend. Hannah Sullivan guest of J J Kelleher at Lawrence. Mr and Mrs James J Ledgard entertained at the home of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Wm Banfil. Mary Wall and Bridget Nevins attended a military mass by Cardinal O Connell at Charlestown navy yard. M B church official board to hold baked bean supper Saturday June 3 5 30 to 7 30 p m. Frank Nagle and Leary motored to town to visit Mr and Mrs Joseph King. Mary Lubenstein of Beverly guest of Mr and Mrs Max Blatt.
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Mary Dolan
H Hudson
Susie Sheehan
John Hi Murray
Massassou
Lake Boon
Ishael Flaherty
Marlboro
Flaherty
Henry Murphy
Hannah Sullivan
J. J. Kelleher
Lawrence
James J. Ledgard
Wm. Banfil
Mary Wall
Bridget Nevins
Cardinal O'Connell
Charlestown Navy Yard
M. B. Church
Frank Nagle
Leary
Town
Joseph King
Mary Lubenstein
Beverly
Max Blatt
Conference discusses eight hour day for women unions
President Katherine Lyons of the Drawer-ins union and Miss Mary Driscoll led a conference at the 20th Century club under the Woman's Club of Boston. Delegates from New England states and Texas attended as the eight hour day for women was debated.
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Katherine Lyons
Drawer-ins Union
Mary Driscoll
Sewers’ Union
20Th Century Club
Woman's Club of
Boston
New England
Texas
Maynard Lodge Delegation Attends Harvard Lodge Meeting
A Maynard lodge 131 I C O F delegation traveled by auto to Harvard for a joint meeting with the five lodges of Maynard Acton Concord Ayer Junction and Harvard. Festivities included fan entertainment and refreshments.
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Maynard Lodge
Maynard
Acton
Concord
Ayer Junction
Harvard
Havard
Maynard lodge I C M regular meeting highlights
The Maynard lodge I C O M held a regular meeting at the I C O F hall on Monday evening. Two candidates were initiated and three membership applications were received. An entertainment committee for the next six months was formed with George Elson Joseph Sheridan Walter White Dennis White Frank Prue Cornelius Murphy Louis Delory Joseph Schnab J. J. Buckley and Percy Grady.
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Maynard Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
George Elson
Joseph Sheridan
Walter White
Dennis White
Frank Prue
Cornelius Murphy
Louis‘Delory
Joseph Schnab
J. J. Buckley
Percy Grady
Eighth Grade Visit to Boston Turms Military Spots
Pupils from the eighth grade spent Saturday in Boston visiting the navy yard and the State House among other sites. They were chaperoned by teacher Miss Leland.
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Boston
Navy Yard
State House i
Miss Leland
Harness failure near Maynard hill endangers wagon
Monday morning a part of the harness broke on an Int. Co operative association delivery wagon as it descended Maynard hill. The driver controlled the horse and steered it into a fence near the post office. Shafts were broken but occupants were not injured.
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Int. Cooperative Association
Maynard Hill
Farewell party for Montagues in Concord Junction
Friends hosted a farewell and wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Joseph Montague as they leave for Vernon British Columbia. Guests included Bertha Cram Gladys MacGregor Ruth Allen Ruth Shepard Mary Damon Bertha Wilson Virginia Wilson Winslow Damon Wisner Park Everett Montague Wallis Ford and Eimer Joslin.
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George Montague
Joseph Montague
Vernon
B.C
Bertha Cram
Gladys MacGregor
Ruth Allen
Ruth Shepard
Mary Damon
Bertha Wilson
Virginia Wilson
Winslow Damon
Wisner Park
Everett Montague
Wallis Ford
Eimer Joslin
Woman's Club Sets Plan for Year and Holds Sale
The executive board met with President Mrs. Anna B Walker to outline plans for the coming year. A successful food sale was held under the club. Mrs Arthur F Adams says membership tickets are ready and urged prompt purchase to aid the program committee. A moving picture evening is planned this Wednesday with David Harum as the feature and club members providing music. Mrs C B Adams chairs arrangements.
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Anna B. Walker
Arthur F. Adams
David Harum
C. B. ‘Adams
Bible Students Divine Worship Service Notice
Divine worship Sunday at 3 PM at 415 Main St. Speaker A. B. Spencer of Waltham discusses The Deity of Jesus Christ. No collection. All welcome.
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Main St
A. B. Spencer
Waltham
Jesus Christ
Local Socials and Community Notes Include Visits and Changes
Miss Mary Shaughnessy visited by her sister Mrs. Katherine Mullen in Coldbrook Winslow J Damon spent the weekend with Prof. Farnham Damon at Amherst Rev Daniel W Cronin recovering in the Berkshires while Rev Frank Cronin of Newton administers parish affairs The plumbing business of the late George Keith was bought by J B Rice of Maynard Thursday evening drill night for the fire department.
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Mary Shaughnessy
Katherine Mullen
Coldbrook
Winslow J. Damon
Farnham Damon
Amherst
Daniel W. Cronin
Berkshires
Frank Cronin
Newton
George Keith
J. B. Rice
Maynard
Fire Department
Chimney Fire at Shattuck Residence Causes Light Damage
Fire broke out in the chimney of Elmer E. Shattuck’s home on Thursday evening causing flames and smoke but only slight damage. Firefighters investigated with no injuries reported.
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Elmer E. Shattuck
Auctioneer Otis Forbush Sells Cattle and Farm Goods in Massachusetts
Otis H. Forbush acts as auctioneer in Concord Junction and sells at Carr Dutton farm Carlisle for Geo Little Jr. on May 26 at 1 p m. items include cows heifers bull horse wagons and tools. Additional sales follow for Antonio Parisi Locust Street Woburn on May 27 at 10 a m with cattle hogs wagons and farm goods, and for Will Leonard East Norton on June 3 at 10 a m a 50 head Holstein herd. Posters list full particulars and travel details via Concord Junction Norton train.
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Otis H. Forbush
Concord Junction
Concord
Geo. Little Jr
Carr-Dutton
Carlisle
Mass
Billericard
Sharp
Antonio Parisi
Locust St
Woburn
Albanis
Will
Massachusetts
Norton
Sullivan and Boston Family Farewell Trip to North Dakota
John A. Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joslyn of Boston visited Arthur Sullivan and prepared to travel by auto to North Dakota where they will establish their future home after a farewell visit.
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John A. Sullivan
Richard Joslyn
Boston
Arthur Sullivan
Mrs Bodfish Doing Well After Appendedix Surgery
Mrs Clarence Bodfish who was operated on for appendicitis at the Copp hospital Cambridge last Tuesday is reported as doing well. Her son with his nurse Miss Agnes W Kierstead arrived Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Bodfishs parents Mr and Mrs A T Haynes. Miss Kierstead has returned to her home in Pittsfield Me.
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Clarence Bodfish
Copp Hospital
Cambridge
Agnes W. Kierstead
Waine Kauppi Attracts Top Band Offers For Summer
The famed cornetist Waine Kauppi draws high demand from top ensembles. The Nolles Concert Band of Troy New York will feature him this summer at Saratoga Springs. Kauppi will spend the season at Savin Rock Connecticut where he will perform with McEnellys Orchestra.
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Waine Kauppi
Nolles
Troy
N Y
Saratoga Springs
Mr. Kauppi
Savin Rock
McEnelly
Bridges Returns From Montreal After Sister in Law's Death
Harry Bridges came home Sunday from Montreal Canada where he was summoned by the death of his sister in law.
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Harry Bridges
Montreal
Can
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MIT
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Asst. Register
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