Death by own action seals Marlboro case of Rufus Eaton
The death of 23 year old Rufus Arthur Eaton of South Sudbury was ruled death by own action after he was found dying on the Marlboro bank near Broadmeadow Road and later died at Marlboro hospital. A revolver found in his possession was identified as his own. His father and relatives were contacted. authorities considered but did not pursue foul play or a love affair motive. He is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Henry N Eaton and three brothers and a sister.
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Rufus Arthur Eaton
South Sudbury
Metropolitan Basin
Broadmeadow Road
Marlboro
Marlboro Hospital
P. Frank Crotty
William A. Berry
Waltham
N. Miner
Hi “S
Frank L
Summer C
Abe A
Frank Crotty
Sergt. Crotty
Enterprise
Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Hiss
Henry N. Eaton
Roland
Chauncey
Ralph Eaton
Catherine. Eaton
Halloween Party At Concord Junction Honors West Concord Teachers
The West Concord Teachers Association hosted a grand Halloween party at Wheeler Harvey-Hall praised as one of the area’s most successful social events. Guests passed through a Chamber of Horrors with eerie effects as Mrs Beck chaired the assembly program and Ruth Kibling won first prize for costume with Harriet second.
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Wheeler Harvey — Hall
West Concord
Charlies H. ‘Beck
Edward F. Loughlin
Julia King
Guy G. Fernald
William A. Rodday
Buirleigh L. Pratt
Agnes Richardson
Harriet Chase
Association
Grand March
Ruth Kibling
Harriet
John Connerton
Silas A. Bean
Nellia A. Hall
Knights of Columbus Triumph in 45 Tournament Standings
In the third set at Centre Fire Station Knights of Columbus won 40 to Firemen 35 and AOH 25. Individual honors: E Tuttle captained Firemen with 12 total. T Healy captained K of C with 11. Fourth set planned for November 9 amid renewed county interest.
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Centre
Knights of Columbus
Chet Harry E. Tuttle
C. Thomas Healy
Crase
of C
Ba Ae
Tae
A. Oo. H
Unitarian Sunday School Sees 70 Members
The Sunday School at the Unitarians Church reports a membership of 70, reflecting steady participation in weekly lessons and activities.
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Unitarian Sunday School
Sunday School
the Unitarian Church
Sons of Norway Whist Party Opens Season at Hibernian Hall
The Sons of Norway host their first Whist Party of the season on Thursday November 16 at 8 pm at Hibernian Hall. Prizes await and tickets cost 35 cents.
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Sons OF Norway Whist Party
Sons of Norway
Hibernian Hall
Red Cross Roll Call Meeting Planned in Concord
Mrs. George Scott chairs the Red Cross roll call meeting set for Baton Hall in Concord on Friday afternoon November 10 at four o'clock. Harrison J. Barrett will address the gathering.
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RED Cross Roll Call Meeting
George 3Ott
Red Cross All For
Con Cord
Baton Hall
Harrison J. Barrett
Informal Dance Held at Elm Street Home for Frances Walcott
Mrs. George Walcott hosted an informal Saturday evening dance from 8:30 to midnight at Elm Street for her daughter Frances. Sixteen guests enjoyed dancing to Victrola music and had a jolly time.
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George EB. Walcott
Elm Street
Frances
Young People’s Club elects officers for year
The Trinitarian Church Young People’s Club elects President Ralph Le Ballister Vice president Pearl Prime Secretary Edith Peterson and Treasurer Clyde Coldwell for the coming year. The group totals thirty eight members and plans a Sunday social hour with refreshments. Four monthly supper groups will rotate. Meeting runs five to six thirty. Also a help-wanted ad seeks a girl to care for a four year old child at 69 Main St Concord. Tel 454.
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Young People’s Club
Young People’s Club of the Trinitarian Church
Ralph le Ballister
Pearl
Edith Peterson
Clyde Coldwell
C. W. Hutchinson
Main St
Concord
Citation in probate court for Thomas D. McCarthy estate
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court cites heirs and kin to appear at Cambridge Middlesex on November 22, 1922 at 9:00 AM to show cause why the executrix cannot proceed. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Acton Enterprise. First Judge George F. First.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton
George F
Notice of Administration for Middlesex Estate in Boston
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has taken upon himself the trust of Kagutlene Inty of hotee in Middlesex deceased intestate and has given bond as required by law. All persons having claims against the estate are asked to present them for payment to 73 Cornhill Boston Mass Edward H. Caiger, Admin. October 20 1922.
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Kagutlene
Hotee
Middlesex
Cornhill
Boston
Mass
Edward Tf. Caiger
Ain
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Premises in Milford Mass
A foreclosure sale of the property at the northeast corner of Pleasant Street and Haydon Rowe in Milford is scheduled for October 16, 1922 at 9 AM. The sale follows a mortgage of 1000 dollars with interest and unpaid taxes, conveyed by Frank Mann and Walter F. Mann to the mortgagee E. Mann. Terms are cash. property described by reference to Lovell Ma and Pleasant Street with specific boundary lines.
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Hurst
Frank KE. Mann
Middlene
Osses
Lowel Ma
Pleasant Street
Haydon
Imore
Aga
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Austin B. Copy
Chicago Trust Company
Chicago, Il
C. Harold Wills
Wills Sainte Claire
Drac I
Lowell
OC. UW. Co
SALE
R. Ballo
Concord Junction
Zaggig
Church School
C. L. Bowse
FOLEY
Waldo P. Lapham
A. JS .Smith
Barrett's Mill Rd
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ball Field
Great Road
Maynara
Middlesex Institution
H. F. Smith, Jr
Trea
Orhearoues
Johnson's Pharmacy
Herbert W. Martin
Maynard
Towh
Charles B. Keene
Lowe Brothers
R. J. Rodday Co
Commonwealth
Concord Jet
West Acton
C. A. Durkee
A. R. Jenks West Aston Meow
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