Probate notice for Christina Salisbury estate in Maynard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss. To the heirs and all interested in the estate of Christina Salisbury late of Maynard deceased. A will is presented to probate and letters testamentary sought with no surety. Citations require appearance December 7, 1916 at Cambridge to show cause. Publication in Maynard Enterprise for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Christina Salisbury
Maynard
Thomas
Cambridge
Middlesex
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire, Esquire
Honora
Honnorah
Honora O’connors
Honora Ners
Testate
Maurice O'Connor
Jan Magorty
Maurice O'Connor, Z Jr
Hudso
Concord Red Cross urges local dues to reach leadership
The Concord Red Cross aims to top national lists by boosting membership to about 500, despite 185 new members in summer and 247 this fall. A dollar includes 50 cents for the National Red Cross and 50 cents retained locally for emergency readiness and nurse services. ARTHUR B. HITCHCOCK JR chairs the effort, with EB Loughlin named treasurer.
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Concord
The
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Florida
Red Cross In
War Department of the United States
EB. J. Loughlin
Concord Junction
Mass
Arthur B. Hitchcock, JR
Concord Branch
Concord Public Lectures by Minute Men
Concord Minute Men announce a series of public lectures at the State armory in Concord on drill nights. Major General Charles H. Cole Brigadier General E B LeRoy Sweetser and George von L Meyer will speak on mobilization border duty universal military training and preparedness. Lectures open to all with no obligation to join.
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Concord
Armory
Concord Minute
State Armory
Charles H. Cole
Massachusetts
Framingham
Gath
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
New York
United States Army
National Guard
Minute Men
National Security League
Ladies Aid Meeting Reports Pleasant Sewing Tea
The Ladies' Aid of Trinity church met Friday afternoon for a pleasant session of sewing. Tea was served afterward. Mrs. George S. Keyes presided as the new president.
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Trinity Church
George 8. Keyes
Lectures Begin Series On National Preparedness
The first in a series of lectures will be held at the Armory Friday evening December 1. Former Adjutant General Charles H. Cole will discuss The Lessons of the Recent Mobilization Camp at Framingham. A large audience is hoped for.
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Armory
Adjt
Charles H. Cole
Framingham
Concord High School Junior Domestic Arts Club Dance
The Concord High School Junior Domestic Art class held a well attended dance in Baton Hall on Friday. E jth Milliken and Miss Ruth Bachelder organized, with Miss Helen King on piano and musicians including Charles Magoon W Cotton Maryam Russell Joseph King. Refreshments were served at intermission by a student committee led by Gladys Lawrence Hope Kimball Mary Walcott Alice Jones Alice Burney Catherine Hayes Mary Hagerty Cornelia Olsen Nellie Nelson and Evelyn Petersen.
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We Concord
Baton Hall
Milliken
Ruth Bachelder
Helen King
Charles Magoon
W. Cotton
Mariam Russell
Joseph King
Gladys. Lawrence
Hope Kimball
Mary Walcott
Alice Jones
Alice Burney
Catherine Hayes
Mary Hagerty
Cornelia Olsen
Nellie Nelson
Evelyn Petersen
Concord High Alumni Eleven Elects Captain for Thanksgiving Game
Harry Dye was elected captain of the Concord high school alumni eleven to face the Concord high football team on Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock. Ralph Rockwood was named manager. A large crowd is expected.
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Harry Dye
Concord High School
Concord’ High
Ralph Rockwood
Advertiged Letters From Absabet River Produce Co
A notice lists recipients including Absabet River Produce Co W E Davis Dell Kingsley Robert H Linehan W Vosburgh Mrs Olds Miss Blanche Stebbins and Miss Ruth Wile awaiting return delivery at the local post office.
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Absabet River Produce Co
W. E.davis
Dell Kingsley
Robert H. Linehan
W. Vosburgh
Mrs. Olds
Blanche Stebbins
Ruth Wile
Concord Musical Club Delights with Varied Program
The Concord Musical club met at Mrs. Russell Robb’s home on Tuesday afternoon for a varied program. Performances included Grieg and Tschaikowsky pieces, violin obligato by Miss Barker, and accompaniments by Mrs. Baker and others.
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Concord Musical Club
Russell Robb
Grieg
P. W. Brown
Barker
Arthur Foote
Shulla
Friedrich Seitz
Martin Kreisler
Beatrice Lawrence White
Adieu
Forets
Joan of Arc
Farewell Tschaikowsky
Conant
A. Gavotte
Heinrich Gebhard
l'Alouette
Balakireus
Isolde
Wagner-Liszt
Little A
Weber-Kreisler Ds Rmr
Versionias
Sigsit
Ralf
Baker
White
Elected Officers at Grange Meeting and Farm Bureau Talk
At the Grange meeting on Tuesday November 21 officers were elected Master Fred Powers overseer John J Lawlor steward Willis Davis assistant steward Andrew J Raymond lady assistant steward Helen Hunt secretary Edna Helsher treasurer Henry Ingerson chaplain Ida Patch Ceres Willis Davis Flora Olsen Pomona Fred Scharn pianist John J Lawlor gatekeeper Robert Huntley Roger Allen elected to three year term A Middlesex Farm Bureau talk by Mrs R G Loring from Lincoln possible Concord head if started A committee was appointed for study Next meeting December 1 to be led by Leslie Anderson and Winslow Damon
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Grange
Farm Bureau
The
Fred Powers
John J. Lawlor
Willis Davis
Andrew J. Raymond
Helen Hunt
Edna Helsher
Henry Ingerson
Ida Patch
Ceres
Flora Wilhelmina Olsen
Pomona
Fred Scharn
First Meeting of Trinity Church Men's Club
The Trinity church Men's club held its season opening meeting with a 6 30 supper in the parish house. Miss Lilla Hurd supervised the supper of cold ham and tongue creamed peas macaroni pickles nuts jellies and apples followed by a talk from Arthur K Hunt secretary of the Massachusetts church prison fund.
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The
Trinity Church
Lilla Hurd
Arthur K. Hunt
Mass
Church Prison Fund
Dance at Armory with Colonial Orchestra entertainment
A Thursday armory dance will feature music by the Colonial orchestra of Maynard. The organizing committee is chaired by James Mansfield with John Dolan Leslie Reese Graves Gravesen and Edward McKenna. A large crowd is expected.
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Armory
Colonial Orchestra
Maynard
James Mansfield
John Dolan
Leslie Reese
Graves Gravesen
Edward McKenna
Farewell Party for Royal W. Ellis By Local Telephone Guild
A farewell party for Royal W. Ellis was held at Russell Parsons home on Thoreau Street with singing dancing and a social hour. Miss Mahoney led the buffet lunch while the telephone girls assisted. Ellis has lived in Concord 312 years and will transfer to Lowell. A cottage prayer meeting was held for Sunday campaign and the Young Peoples' Society of Christian Endeavor met Sunday evening led by Miss Gertrude Towle on The Grace of Gratitude.
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Royal W. Ellis
Russell Parsons
Thoreau St
Miss Mahoney
Matthew Hammond
Mr. Ellis
Concord
Lowell
N. A. Davis
Young Peoples’ Society of Christian Endeavor
Hell
Gertrude ‘Towle
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