Citation for Administration of Sartanieah Grenier Estate
A petition for administration on the estate of Sartanieah Grenier is before the Probate Court. The respondent is cited to appear in Marlboro to show cause why the grant should not be issued, with notice to publish weekly for three weeks in the Marlboro Daily Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartanieah
Grenier
Camforenoon
Marlboro Daily Enterprise
Marlborough
Charles J. McIntire
Haquire
Mortgagee's Sale Of Real Estate In Maynard And Stow
Public sale of mortgaged real estate in Maynard and Stow as per a deed dated August 1 in Middlesex County. The parcels include land on the River Assabet and road frontage with duties to pay taxes and liens. payment of $100 cash required at sale by Weymouth Cooperative Bank. Everett N. Hollis signs for the bank. L. Wentworth, attorney, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Marshall
Middlesex
South District
Stern
Pga
Stow
Near Stow
Assabet
Paddy Road
Maynard
Bet
Amory
Levi Smith
H Weymouth Cooperative Bank
Everett N. Hollis
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Bedford Massachusetts
Public sale of a parcel in Bedford by Rufus E. Bellows, mortgagee, under a 1915 deed to Guy R. Proctor. Property bounds include Concord Street frontage and McMahan land lines. sale Tuesday December 20, 1916, with conditions, taxes, and liens to be addressed. $2000 deposit to be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy R
Bedford
Commonwealth of Musetts
Rufus E. Bellows
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Middlesex South
Tana
Concord
McMahan
Sal
Ralph D. Proctor
Guy R. Proctor
Ralph D. Proctz
Rufus BE. Bellows
Will Adams' buildings painted on Nobscot mountain
South Sudbury notes indicate M. 8. Shea paints Will Adams' properties on Nobscot. Miss Marie Fisher of Concord visits her aunt Mrs. Tullis. Arthur L. Hunt of New York plans wintering with daughter in Melrose. State highway caretaker sprays gravel after slippery surface causing injuries to several horses. Hurlbut Rogers Machinery Co employees receive commemorative postal hard from superintendent McBriar on his wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nelson host out of town friends. Public telephone removed from G. B. Grover's store. one in the exchange is now used in its place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Will Adams
Nobscot Mountain
Marie Fisher
Concord
Tullis
Arthur L. Hunt
New York
Melrose
Hurlbut Rogers Machinery Co
Washigton
D. C
McBriar
C. F. Nelson
G. B. Grover
Hunters Pursue Striking Fox on Nobscot Mountain
Several hunters in the area chase a handsome fox roaming Nobscot mountain. The animal is described as one of the finest looking of its species seen in the vicinity for many years.
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Nobscot Mountain
Great Demand for Bonnie Brook Farm Products Shifts Sales
Bonnie Brook farm goods sell steadily as agents report demand matching supply. Valuable quantities move mainly in Waltham and Brookline with strong buyer interest and rapid disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Brook Farm
Waltham
Brookline
Natick relocation pens new greenhouse venture
Prof. Ames formerly of Harvard has left the village for Natick. Calvin J. Eaton has leased the building and moved from Brighton with his family to start a greenhouse business with Henry II. Eaton’s wife, injured in an auto accident a few weeks ago, is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Ames
Harvard College
Natick
Calvin J. Eaton
Brighton
Henry II
Sudbury Woman's Club Federation Day Speakers
The Dec 6 program features Mrs. Irving O. Palmer Newtonville speaking on The Place of Home Economics in the Club Movement. Violin duets by Miss Ruth Eaton and Ruth Ames will conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Irving O. Palmer
Newtonville
Ruth Eaton
Ruth Ames
Probate Citations for Middlesex Estates
Probate Court citations require heirs and next of kin to appear in Cambridge on December 5 1916 at 9 am to show cause why letters should not be granted for Mary D Mitch ell of Marlborough and Michael J phy of Maynard intestate. Public notices run in Marlboro Daily Enterprise and Maynard Enterprise for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Mitchell
Marlborough
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Marlboro
Michael J. Phy
Maynard
Richard
Bridge
Maynard Enterprise
Red Cross Stamps Sale Promoted by West Concord Club
The West Concord Woman's Club announces its annual Red Cross stamps sale to aid tuberculosis relief. Proceeds from the sale grow as more people recognize the benefits and spreading across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
West Concord Woman's Club
Red Cross
Christmas stamp sale aids tuberculosis fund at Concord Junction
Local club volunteers place Christmas stamps in stores and at the Ladies' union fair to raise money for tuberculosis. Proceeds support both national and local funds, with emphasis on residents buying locally to maximize impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
National Fund
Otis H. Forbush Auctioneer Schedule Notices
Concord Junction Mass auctioneer Otis H. Forbush reports multiple December sales for clients in Massachusetts and Vermont. Listings include cattle, horses, sows, shoats, hens, wagons, tools, and household goods across Brattleboro Harvard and West Groton areas, plus a fire loss sale and a large estate sale notice with posters for details.
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Concord Junction
Mass
D. C. Fletcher
Littleton
Newton Rd
Brattleboro
J. J. Skaban
Harvard
George Gale
Stilt River Rd
Charlies H. Andrews
West Groton
West Groton Station
Greenville Branch
B. Bradstreet
Lincoln
Bradstreet
Weltham
E. W. Ostiene Acton
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
We thank relatives and friends for kindness during our bereavement and are especially grateful for the flowers received.
Concord Junction Open Meeting of West Concord Club
The West Concord Woman's Club held an open Friday meeting on Woman's Work in the Community. Miss Gayle filled in for Miss Laura Comstock of the Mass Agricultural College. A large attendance enjoyed a successful Household Economics food sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord Woman's Club
Laura Comstock
Mass, Agricultural College
Gayle
Mary W. Damon
George Parsons
Charles Sylvester
Alexander Converse
Skaters Enjoy Early Ice on Warner’s Pond
On the 23rd a large number of boys skated on Warner’s pond, the ice reaching a thickness of an inch and a half, with several near misses and no duckings. The 1916 season sets a record for late spring skating and early fall ice formation, credited to uncertain causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner's Pond
Annual Fair by Ladies' Union Sets December 6 and 7
The Ladies' Union hosts its annual fair on Wednesday and Thursday December 6 and 7 with a meat pie supper in the church parlors and an Old Folks concert. Organizers promise usual attractions plus several unusual features for this year's event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Union
Dance for Orchestra Benefit at Warner's Hall
A dance for the Colonial Orchestra will be held next Friday evening at Warner's Hall. The group has played all summer and fall at Catholic club dances, and the committee aims to thank them with an outstanding turnout.
Union Church Thanksgiving Services and December Schedule
Thanksgiving Day morning service by Senior Christian Endeavor at 9 o’clock in the vestry followed by a joint 11 o’clock Union Thanksgiving Service with Protestant Concord Church at Trinitarian Congregational Church on Walden Street preached by Rev. Loren B. Macdonald. December events include 10:45 a.m. worship with Rev. Edward C. Bradley on Dec 3 and various Endeavor meetings, a church fair Dec 6–7, with a special supper and Old Folks’ concert, plus a Senior Endeavor service at Concord Deaconess Home.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Union
Union Church
Concord Churches
Junior Endeavor
Cora McClellan
Senior Endeavor
Deaconess
Concord
Spoke at Men's Club by Hon John Jacob Rogers
Hon John Jacob Rogers of Lowell spoke on The Workings of Congress before Union church Men's club Friday evening. He outlined difficulties Congress faces and offered anecdotes. Club quartet Pickard Marte Prentiss and McKenzie provided several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Rogers
Union Church
Lowell
Congress
M. C
Messrs. Pickard
Marte
Prentiss and McKenzie
Memorial church program and community notices
Rev Claire G Davis preached at Memorial church Sunday morning and Sunday school continued as usual. A well attended concert featured choir and congregation songs, solos by Davis and Newell, duets, mixed quartets, and a male quartet. Thanksgiving prayer service replaces Friday observance. Local residents moved or visited relatives in nearby towns.
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Claire
Davis
Memorial Church
Claire G. Davis
Flora Newell
Miss Newell
Mr. Davis
Minerva Kempton
Lawrence Hadley
Mr. Hadley
Arthur J. Thompson
Harvey W. Fairbanks
Fire Destroys Old Hen House Clubhouse on Warren Hill
At 6 am Monday an engineer sighted flames from a building on Warren hill and sounded the alarm. The fire crew reached the scene to find an old hen house used as a boys club, consumed by flames. A stove inside was present but unused recently. cause remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Hill
Reverend Luther Morris Addresses WCTU Meeting
Rev. Luther Morris spoke at Mrs. Will Merriam's WCTU gathering about church aims and the link between physical needs and spiritual care. The group approved funding for lumbermen aid, mortgage cancellation on WCTU headquarters in Boston, and a twocopy American Motherhood subscription in South Acton. Two new members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Morris
Will Merriam
Morris
Boston
South Acton
Death of Nahant school head after fatal auto accident
John D. H. Chester superintendent of Nahant schools died from injuries after a truck struck him Thursday afternoon as he traveled to Boston. He was 40, born in Noank, Ct, and a Colgate graduate. He had served five years as Nahant High School principal. He left home to attend Billy Sunday’s tabernacle service and was identified by the Nahant pastor. Funeral was held in Nahant with burial in Noank. He leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. H. Chester
Nahant
Boston City Hospital
Tufts Medical School
City Hospital
Boston
Billy
Tabernacle
Pickens
Nahant Congregational Church
Chester
Noank
Colgate College
Uxbridge
Southington
Josephine
Dorothea
Kenneth
Frederick N. Rutan
Congregational Church
Fowler
Charles A. Welchlodge
A. F
A. M
Men's League
the Congregational Church
Congregation Schedules Services and Social Events
The pastor Rev. Ralph Barker preaches at 10:30 am and 7 pm with Sunday school at 11:45. M B meets at 6 o clock, topic The Consecration of Business Life. Walter French leads a consecration meeting based on Rev 3 14 22. Friday prayer at 7 30 pm on Gratitude. A EB society social Thursday night drew about 40 despite bad weather with music games and refreshments. Miss Flora Hull is praised for organizing. Thursday night Sunday school social in the vestry features Children of Other Lands illustrated by stereopticon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Barker
Walter French
Flora Hull
Methodist Bazaar Offers Varied Tables and Solos
The bazaar to be held next week includes Lawton's violin club selections and solos by Annie Holt on Tuesday evening. Mrs. 4. O. Dunham directs the variety tables and refreshments as part of the Methodist event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angaea
Lawton
Thanksgiving reunion near Greenwich anchors Johnston visit
Francis J. Johnston and his daughter Salina traveled to Greenwich for a Thanksgiving reunion with Seana Asten. They were visiting the Johnston family in Greenwich for four weeks. Mrs Johnston plans to return to Maynard with her husband over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Johnston
Salina
Greenwich
Seana Asten
William J. Bryan
Ill Gustafson Confined at Glendale Home
Oscar Gustafson remains at his parents home on Glendale Street due to illness. His furniture was relocated from Marlboro by W. C. Strout, who notes Gustafson married last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gustafson
Emil, Gustafson
Glendale St
W. C. Strout
Marlboro
New Post Office Rule Sets Dec 1 to Jan 1 1917
A new postal ruling places a key responsibility on the side bearing the address. The measure will take effect from December 1 to January 1, 1917. The change represents a new departure for mail handling by the post office.
Sunday Guests Visit Local Officials and Residents
Percy W. Sale of Providence visited Supt. of Schools and Mrs. Ww. H. in Millington for a Sunday gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Stewart of Brockton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Litchfield on Great Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy 'W. Sale
Providence
R. 1
Supt. of
Schools
Ww. H
Millington
Burton Stewart
Brockton
Wm. Litchfield
Great Rd
West Acton Woman's Club Meets with Mass Federation President
The West Acton Woman's Club holds its fourth regular meeting at the Baptist church vestry on Monday afternoon November 27 with Mrs. Claire H. Gurney president of the Massachusetts State Federation delivering a talk on The Quest of Romance. Mrs. Gurney urged loyalty to federation ideals before concluding with song and piano solos by Ruth Shepard and Mrs. Benjamin Derby. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Grace Hall. Martin E. Wood has been quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass. State Federation
West Acton
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Houshs
Main St
Bath
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Jeremish Gheehgn
Concord Jet
Mate Ok
Miriam Kippton
Medford
Ida C. Hultin
Patrick Flannagan
R. B. Oliver
Helen Noyes
Samuel Snider
Wayland
Ww. Cc. Ts. U
Methodist Bazaar
Martin E. Wood
W.A. Haynes Co. Incorporated
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