Reed Farm foreclosure sale notice in Middlesex County
Public auction set for November 29 1930 to foreclose on a mortgage of $3000 held by Middlesex Savings Concord Mass against Paulina Maczulski and others. Property is Reed Farm in Middlesex County described by bounds from Charter and Reed land with buildings, totaling about 140 acres, with taxes and liens paid by purchaser. Sale at two o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petronella’Shidlauskas
Joeph Maczuisii
Paulina Smulski
Middlesex Southfrict
Winifred Stemka
Book Il
Winifred Stompleska
Pauw
Maczulski
Middlesex
Reed Farm
John Charter
Charter
Isaac Reed
Maryler
Ler
Cutler
Alonzo L, Tuttle
Tuttle
Tone
Antoine” Bulette
Bulette
Tie
Nahum Littlefield
Hapgood
William H. Teel
Reed
Middlesex. Institute
F Savings
Concord
Mass
Sistry
Paulina “Maczulski
Ember
Unclear Rice Notice Filed With Cooperative Bank
Fragmentary OCR mentions Book No 1255 and dates Novy 12 29 26 with reference to beer foster and a cooperative bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Bank
Tas mothers club quilt meet at Mrs Mitchells home
Tas mothers club held a meeting last week at Mrs Mitchells Great Road home. Members worked on a quilt near completion and planned to meet next at president Mrs Waller Witch Hillside Ave. Refreshments were served and the evening was pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Mother's Club
Mitchell
Great Road
Waller Witch
Hillside Ave
Probate Court Citation for Madeline Maynard Estate
Massachusetts probate notices cite heirs and kin to shows cause why letter of administration should not be granted to Franklin P. Plaine of Maynard. Cambridge court to hear on December 5 at 10 AM. Public notice to run in Maynard town newspaper for three weeks prior. Framed by Register Loring P. Jordan and Judge John C. Leggat. November 17, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Madeline
Madeline Lage
Maynard
Bouhias
Franklin P. Pla&g
County of
Middlesex
Hendh
Cambridge
Midon
Hove
Saad
Petisioner
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Probate of Carrie L. Shapley Will in Acton Court
-in Middlesex county a petition for letters testamentary by Eugene R. Shapley on the estate of Carrie L. Shapley of Acton is set for probate November 28, 1930 in Cambridge. The citation requires three weekly notices in Acton Enterprise and service to all known heirs with final publication at least one day before court. Witness John C. Leggat, November 4, 1930. Loring P. Tordan, Register. Nov 12, 19, 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Carrie L. Shapley
Acton
Eugene R. Shapley
Cambridge
Middlesex
Acton Enterprise
John C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Tordan
Register
Missing Deposit Book No 96749 Notice
The Middlesex Institution for Savings advises that Deposit Book No 96749 has been lost and payment on it has been stopped. Signed by Herbert W. Hosmer Assistant Treasurer dated November 3, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Herbert W. Hosmer
Asst
Treas
Paper Hanging Painting Service Ad
Print ad offers paper hanging with matching border and hanging included. Painting inside outside at reasonable prices with ceiling work. Sample room at 25A Mechanic Street Marlboro.
Mortgagee Sale of Acton Land Held by Densmore and Fletcher
Mortgagee Assabet Institution for Savings will sell at public auction on December 6, 1930 at 2 PM the Acton land parcels near Parker's Crossing totaling about 2.70 acres, including three described tracts with rights of way and a plan showing lots C1 and C2. The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and betterments with $200 cash due from the purchaser. the mortgagee is Assabet Institution for Savings represented by Howard A. Wilson of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Densmore
Assabet Institution For Savings
Middlesex South District
Acton
Parker's Crossing
G. DiBenedet
E. Eddy Fletcher
Fletcher
Fietcher
Mletcher
Ian
Said
DiBenedetto
Haston
Parker
Fletcher Corner
Concord Road
John Fletcher
Aeton
Land Registration Office
Registry of Deeds
South Registration District
Sex County
Assabet Institution For
Howard A. Wilson
Sears Building
Boston
Massachusetts
Election of officers set for next Tuesday evening in town
Allan Frost and Erwin Hollowell, who received the contract to improve the fire house grounds, are working on a 3.3 foot walk to the side entrance and a cement drive from the large double doors to the sidewalk as part of the ta improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Frost
Erwin Hollowell
Acton Woman's Club Sees Meetings and Social Events
The Acton Woman's Club met at the clubhouse on Wednesday at 2 30. A new gas store was voted in and a foundation fund collection chair was named. A fish chowder supper is planned for Wednesday November 19 at 2 pm. An event on AdeB and Individualism in Criminal ages is scheduled, with an 8 pm program to follow. Indoor golf at Winter Garden is planned for November 18 at 2 pm with rides at 1 30 pm and no charge for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Woman's Club
Stanley Harvey
Winter Garden
Maynard
Cars
Gils Family Moves from Sudbury to Allston Boston Home
Mr and Mrs Frederick L Gils and family have moved from the Parmenter Garrison on Boca Winter to their Boston residence at 28 Ashford Street Allston. The move follows a long tenure at their Sudbury home and marks a relocation to their new address in Allston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L Gils
Parmenter
Boca
Boston
Ashford Street
Allston
Legion Dinner At Swedish Tavern Draws 40 Attendees
The Legion held a dinner at the Swedish Tavern with a patriotic silk flag display. Over 40 members were served and later they adjourned to a Legion hall for music games and a social hour. The organization reports 100 percent paid membership for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
West Acton social guests at Garcean home
Mrs. M Stearns Mrs Sarah Gi and Mark Gi were hosted as guests at the Garcean residence in West Acton over the week, sharing informal gatherings and appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M . Stearns
Sarah Gi
Mark Gi
Po Garcean
Local Weather Delays Game and Turkey Winners Named
A rainy day caused postponement of a football game planned in town and a whist party in East Lexington awarded turkeys to Martin McMahan and Mrs William Be as lucky winners. The day featured accident concerns at a single spots and speculation about rain effects on driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gama
Sundday
Care
Martin McMahan
Hartree Street
Wiliam
Concord Road
Lexington
Bishop Sherrill to visit St George's Parish
The Right Reverend Henry Knox Sherrill Episcopal Bishop of Massachusetts will visit St George's Church on Sunday. He is expected to preach at the Confirmation service and meet congregants at a reception in the Parish hall after the service. Holy Communion and Church school are listed for the morning, with a Sunday afternoon Confirmation. Bishop Sherrill previously served as rector of Trinity Boston and as a World War II chaplain in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Righ
Henry Knox Sherrill
Massaeparetis
Ae George
Dhurchh
Sherrill
Rey Basan Cross
St. George’s
Trinity
Boston
France
Acton Notes On Residents And Medical Updates
Mrs J J Hickey of New Bed for visiting her sister Mrs J Strandberg on Main Street. Keron F Newton confined at home a week with a severe cold and is reported improving. Miss Mary Johnson sister of Mrs Br Woodworth fell ill last week at Disching Academy and was brought home Friday. she underwent an operation at Emerson hospital on Monday by Dr O Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Hickey
New Bed
J. Strandberg
Main Street
Keron F. Newton
Mary Johnson
Br. Woodworth
Disching Academy
Emerson Hospital
Congregational bake sale and Salvation Army visit noted
The L C of the Congregational church plans a baked ham dinner in the vestry on Thursday December 4 at noon. Salvation Army representatives are visiting the town soliciting funds for the poor at Thanksgiving time.
Womans Association meeting and town developments in Sudbury
The Womans Association of Memorial Congregational church met at Mrs. John C. Hall's home with Ruth Palmer of Framingham as speaker on world missions. A musical trio performed as thirty members attended and tea was served. Nearby events included a District Grand Masters visit for the Odd Fellows in Maynard and a committee planning a new Town Hall site after February fire destruction. The Center Methodist women held a sale and supper with a chicken pie meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association
Memorial Congregational Church
John C. Hall
Ruth Palmer
Framingham
Reynolds
Priest
Naton
The
Odd Fellows
Maynard
Leon Hawes
Samuel Sanders
Henry Rice
Everett W. Bowker
John Hill
Harlow Noyes
Harlow Noyes Jr
Howard M. Burr
the Methodist Society
Five Rooms Apply by Mail to Mrs De Julio
Classified notice for rental indicating five rooms available with application by mail to Mrs De Julio in South Sudbury Massachusetts.
Armistice Day gathering at Sagemore Inn with post expansion
A local Auxiliary assembled at Sagemore Inn on Armistice Day for supper then moved to Legions hall for music and games with prizes. The Post grew to 36 members as seven new dues paid up for 1931. W. Gillette earned a special enrollment citation as Commander. Miss Tima Adams of Jeffrey NH visits. Mrs Waldo travels to New Bedford for the winter. The Child Study Circle meets Friday November 21 at 3 with Mrs Walter Lachce Wayland head. topic Character Study. Mrs Nathan Gillette to speak. The Mothers of young children are invited. The Men s Club also meets at Memorial Church tonight with refreshments and community plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagemore Inn
Legions Hall
W. Gillette
Tima Adams
Jeffrey
N. H
Ister
Waldo
Tone
New Bedford
Child Study Circle
Yelock
Walter Lachce Wayland
Mia
A. A. Ritch
Nathan
Gillette
Memorial Church
Sheee That Weer New to Store Maynard
A local store in Maynard introduces a product line with playful branding. The item list and pricing are featured, inviting customers to visit for a first look and possible bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
West Concord Pastor Reports Findings at Conference
Kev Alfran W. Stone, pastor of the West Concord Union Church, presented the Massachusetts Eastern Federation findings at the Lowell meeting. The report highlighted outstanding cooperation and unity in the state. Also noted were mentions of recent robberies at Maynard and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Federation Delega
Kev Alfran W. Stone
West ConcOrd _Union
Massachusetts Dior of Churches
Lowell
Richard Schmoyer to Speak on Childhood in Ilg Relationship
Richard Schmoyer, 18 rector of health and p work in the Lynn public sch, will speak on Childhood in Its Relationship. His lecture will be given to a class on Child Guidance meeting November 26 at 346 Main Street, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schmoyer
SPEA
Health and
Lynn
Sch
Main Street
Concord
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John Cleary
Dudevor
Kierstead
A. W. Davis,co
West Acton
Wirthmore and
Webster
Welte
Tlephone H Sudbury
2Oulding's Antique Shop
South
Sudbury
Mase
Frank J. Deignan
Main St
Armay
Nor Road
Harold Gated
W. C. Akus
Main’ St
Kenslea “School
Cambria St
South Acton
Gretchen McMullen
Hass & Son
Mechanic St
Arlboro
Marloro
Robert Wilcar
Reading
Robert Dumont
Walter
Obert Fistcher
Gungigr. Johnson
Donald Lewis
Warren Gross
Raymond Dumont
Mazibaro i Orsert
Wilcox
Robert. Dumont
Raul Help
Joh ‘Sellars
Ellis
Fiske
Es . McLeod
Raymond Bumont
Roger Brown
Frederick Moore, Jr
High School
Summer Street
Robert B. Madsen
Cliff Brown
Imperial Nightiaw
of &iWisan
SO. Sudbury
Jay Tufts
Winchester
Constante
Marie
Sudbury. Post
American Légion
NASH
Motor Ca
Walden St
Tel. 440
State Armory
Co. H
Gents
Ady
Co-Operative Society
Waltham St
Ibas
S Ae Swale
Kellogg’s
Ivory Snows Replat
Rocko
United Cooperative Society
Waltham S& Phone
New York
Manger
Wer
Hermitage Hotel
42Nd Street
7Th Avenue
Martha Washi
Wolcott Hotel
Pritt Aves
Endicott Hotel
Columbus Ave
York Hotel
Tth
Avenue
36Th Street
Ngton Hotel
East 30Th Street
Woodstock
43Rd St
Broadway
Chicago
North Ave
North Clare
ACL
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