Community notices and social events in Bedford area
Local notices report religious talks at homes and churches, exchange preachings, and Thanksgiving proclamations. Social events include dances at the town hall by Five Associates for St Michael's, and ongoing Christmas evergreen business openings. Bedford residents engage in hunting, dances, and club meetings ahead of December Pomona gathering.
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Géo
Piper
Claudia
Frank B. Hoyt
West Bedford
Brookline
Geo. Skene
Liewsac Lodge
Church of Christ
Edward £. Bradley
Lincoln
Christ Church
Walsh
Charles Kenrick
Bedford
Paul Raymond
Peter Grenier
Bedford Safety Tenet Co
Dudley Hartford
Lexington
H. D. Lyon
MacDonald
Ashby
Michael L
Joseph MeMghan
Harold Wilson
Newport
Naval Station
No O. P
Town Hall
St. Michael’s Church
Kathryn E. O'Dowd
Alice McMahon
Mary
Katherine Culinane
B. L. Perrin
Miss Perrin
Middlesex Central
Pomona
Bedford Grange
Countess Magri Visits Local Schools Friday Morning
Countess Magri accompanied by Mrs. Fred Bartlett visited schools Friday morning and spoke to all grades. She entertained children with anecdotes about her famous husband and herself and noted she is 73 years young, born in 1841. At 19 she married Gen Stratton, the original and world famous Gen Tom Thumb, entertaining royal audiences across Europe and Asia.
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Count
Countess Magri
Fred Bartlett
Stratton
Tom Thumb
Europe
Asia
Mrs Diamond dies after prolonged illness in Saxton River
Mrs. George M. Diamond died at age 20 after a long illness. The community extends sympathy to her husband George M. Dimond as funeral services were held Sunday conducted by Rev. Frank B. McAllister with assistance from Rev. David C. Torrey. Marguerite B. Thaxter sang. Burial was in Saxton River Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Diamond
Town Meeting Warrants Call Nov Meeting
Warrants posted for a town meeting on November 28. Three articles listed include a $1250 appropriation for the school committee and smaller sums for the road department and gypsy moth department.
Do You Know Photography Is A Strange Profession
Mr Gaynor muses that photography is odd especially as he recalls a riding portrait with horse, riding outfit, and crop. The photographer calls to say the pictures are ready, hinting at a humorous misunderstanding about negatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gaynor
Mrs. Gaynor
Melancholy Defined as Disconnection from Life's Sweetness
A reflective quote attributes melancholy to a man’s detachment from his surroundings causing life to lose its sweetness. The remark is credited to Sir William Osler, noting how environment shapes mood.
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Sir Wiliam Osler
Transportation Holds Key to Honduras Iron Ore Exports
Waiting on transportation the future of Honduras large deposits of magnetic iron ore hinges on solving the transport issue.
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Honduras
Probate Court cites McCarthy estate for private sale
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and the State Board of Insanity in the estate of Margaret BE McCarthy of Maynard for guardian Julia L McCarthy to seek license to sell real estate by private sale or on best terms. Citation requires appearance December 9 1914 at Cambridge Court and publication in the Maynard Enterprise over three weeks with notices sent to the State Board of Insanity seven days prior. Witness Charles J McIntire First Judge. Boston address Sears Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Margaret BE. McCarthy
Maynard
State Board of Insanity
Julia L. McCarthy
Wae
Cambridge
Middlesex
Manyard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Probate Court Citation on Will and Administration
A probate hearing is set in Middlesex County on December first 1914 for George W Hunt to seek letters of administration with the will annexed as the executor declines. Notices require publication in the Sudbury Enterprise for three weeks and service on all known heirs.
Probate Court summons on Whitcomb estate in Cambridge
Middlesex ss. PROBATE COURT to all interested in the estate of Sarah E Whitcomb late of Concord deceased. Harry C Bascom administrator presents for allowance the first account of his administration upon the estate of the deceased. A Probate Court will be held at Cambridge on December 7 1914 at nine o clock in the forenoon to show cause why the account should not be allowed. First Judge of said Court this year one thousand nine hundred and N18-25-02 W E Rogers Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Middlesex
Abbott
J. Lawrence
Concord
Ald Court
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Sarah E. Whitcomb
Harry C. Bascom
Cambridge
Leaders and private property in Stevenson tale
A brief reflection contrasts leadership with private ownership. It cites Robert Louis Stevenson and his Tale of distribution to illustrate that some goods are better kept private while others belong to shared use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
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