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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
2
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Mrs Ann English longtime Benford resident died Thursday forenoon October 27 after years of illness. Widow of Martin English she was 79 and mother to six children five of whom survive Michael John Norbert Katherine and Elizabeth. Funeral held at St Michael's Church Bedford with Fr Michael J Owens officiating.
In Bedford Mass the Shawsheen Tribe No 45 hosts a mock court in the town hall on November 9 with His Honor Judge Abbott R Webber and Alma Cook as plaintiff facing E H Thompson as defendant. Witnesses include Mrs Blake Mrs Williams Dr Whiton and Alfred Walter. Aired as a season highlight the event invites public interest and seating. Also listed Aire Dale pups for sale with sire Bench descendants from S W Young Bedford Mass.
Massachusetts probate court summons heirs and kin regarding the last will of Henry Oliver Atwood late of Bedford. Sarah Louise Atwood seeks letters testamentary without bond. Hearing set November 18 1910 in Cambridge Middlesex County. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in Bedford Enterprise. W B Rogers Register.
Local notes recount social visits and gatherings in South Acton town, including Mrs Po in Paxton, Mrs Teving West of Westford, and the Jaurison family moving to Lowell. Mentions of Halloween party hosted by Miss Mary Lothrop, Ladies circles meeting, and visits by Sherry West of the Battleship North Carolina. Also reported are local deaths, hospital stays, a missing stranger incident, and a boy injured in a fall.
The Universalist church of South Acton hosts a vesper service Sunday at 5 PM with organ, hymns, readings, solos, and a prayer duet. Music by Maynard high orchestra accompanies college fair nights November 10 and 11. A cast will perform the farce Prof Baxter's great invention with listed players.
Miss Mabel Thompson is sick. Miss Florence McNiff is able to be out after weeks of illness. Rev. D. W. Lovett was called to Brandon Vermont by his mother's death. The Universalist church holds its annual supper and sale on Thursday evening November 3. Miss E. M. Harrington left for Boston after over two years as nurse for the late George Wright. Mrs. Otis Mott hosted three generations of cousins including Mrs. Shattuck, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Hersey of Malden.
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