Acton Land Court Parties Named In Title Registration Case
Massachusetts Land Court hears petition by Marjorie W. Allen of Concord to register and confirm title to land in Acton. The complex description lists bounds, multiple historic rights including dam water flow at Nagog Pond, ice cutting rights, and public roadways, with overlaps from Concord Ice Co and various successors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
Middlesex
Thomas J. Manion
Holyoke
Hampden
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Charles E. Manion
Walter C. Taylor
Marjorie W. Allen
Concord
Acton
Concord Road
Hartford R. R. Co
Walter J. Taylor
John R. Fisher
Commonwealth of ‘Massachusetts
Lang
Chester B. Robbins
Jenniel M. Noyes
Said Acton
James ‘Hapgood
Isiah B. Perkins
Daniel Wetherbee
Elbridge Robbins
Middlesex Institution
Nelson H. Tenney
Concord Ice Co
Amingham & Lowell R. R. Co
Old Colony R. R
N. Y
N. H
Hartford R.r.co
Petition Notice In Boston Court
Notice announces a petition in the Boston court with a deadline of November fifth for appearance. If unfiled by the respondent the petition may be confessed and a default entered. Witness John E. Bentin judge of said court dated September twenty fourth, nineteen fifty one. Sybil H. Holmes, caige & pee, 72 Cornhill, Boston Mass. Oct. 1 18 25.
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Boston
Court House
John £. Bentin
Quire
Probate Court Notice of Essex Nutley Estate Hearing
Middlesex probate court invites objections to the estate of Amenie late of Nutley Essex State of New Jersey. A petition seeks appointment of executor without bond and filing of copy of will in Middlesex registry. Objections must be filed before 10 am November 15 1951 at Cambridge Court. Witness John C Leggat First Judge and John J Butler Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Nutley
Essex
State of New
Cambridge
John’ C
Counterchant Letter Sparks Heated Exchange in 18th Century Ledger
A fragmentary exchange shows a debtor replying to a demand letter with defiant rhetoric and threats of judgment. The response insists the sender is not owed and mocks the creditor’s prudence, concluding with a curt farewell.
Walk Right and Live Pedestrian Awareness Message
A cautionary note highlights dangers of pedestrian behavior around vehicles. It argues many adults lack awareness of car dynamics and stopping times, urging safer crossing and better understanding of drivers' limits to prevent accidents.
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Cdrm
Connecticut study warns pedestrians amid rising traffic deaths
A garbled note reports a Connecticut study examining 15 year olds and older in traffic fatalities. It suggests many have never been licensed to drive and urges pedestrians to exercise extra care when walking, noting dangers from vehicles and the need for awareness.
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Innecticut
Mortar Club Dinner Question on Children’s Illnesses
At a Fortheight aj dinner party mothers discussed children illnesses with a noted pediatrician guest. One mother asked the doctor to name the principal ailment of children. The doctor answered gravely, Mothers.
Feminine Petulancy and Divorce Talk Between Horace and Maggie
The dialogue reveals Horace lamenting Maggie's behavior and a plan for divorce. Maggie alleges mistreatment and questions Horace's claims of patience and gentleness as they clash over marriage. The exchange hints at prior turmoil with Maggie’s first husband and their rocky relationship.
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Warren
Horace
Maggie
Maegle
Magge
Concord Lions Add New Member At October Dinner
Concord Lions Club met at Howard Johnson Restaurant Tuesday night October etc. Induction of Rev William Clark rector of Trinity Episcopal Church occurred, led by Past President Laurence E Petersen. Also a King’s Daughters meeting was held at First Parish Church vestry with Hos tesses Mrs id Tomkins and Mrs Ledlie Ander soft.
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Concord’ Lions Club
Howard Johnson
William
Clark
Trinity’ Episcopals Church
Laurence‘ E. “Petersen
King's
Churcéh
Id’ Tom
Ledlie
Ander
Fragmented OCR Line May Hold Hidden Message
Incoherent text shows scrambled phrases and garbled quotes. The readable fragments hint at a dialogue but lack clear subjects or narrative context.
Probate Court Notice for Charles E Wilson Estate
Middlesex probate court invites all interested parties to object to W Wilson of Sudbury becoming administrator of Charles E Wilson estate without surety. Written appearances due by October 22, 1951 in Cambridge before 10 a.m. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge September 27, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Charles E. Wilson
Sudbury
W. Wilson
Pete
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Butler
Register
Lost Book Notice for Deposit Record in Concord Mass
Notice announces a lost deposit book identified as ee ee with partial markings in Concord Mass. The notice provides limited readable details and requests the finder to report or return the item to the proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone Cord
Mass
Fragmentary Notice From Cambridge Court Dated October
Partial OCR shows a legal notice from a Cambridge court dated October 1951. It mentions objections and a filing window ten in the forenoon on the third day, with names John C. Leggat and John J. Buller appearing as witnesses or officials.
California Caper Case Referred to City Referenda
A garbled rental cost note indicates a figure of 3.5 million dollars tied to a Lake area church project. The fragment references John Harvey Farbey and a California context with Tagtiiy Moke and Gontane launs, but the main readable fact is a large estimated expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Uae
Everlasting the Cow Named in Brattleboro Report
A garbled Brief notes a cow named Everlasting in a Brattleboro herd. The fragment mentions a University of New Hampshire link and nylon guitar strings, but details are unclear about event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
New Hampshire
Middlesex Court Notices Interest in Maynard Estate
The administratrix seeks approval of her first account for the Maynard estate in Middlesex County. Objections may be filed in Cambridge at the court by November 7, 1951, the return day. Witness Judge John C. Quire and Register John J. Butler note the dates October 18, 25, and November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
State of
Maynard
Aeald
Cambridge
Spis
John
C Quire
John J. Butler
Bedford Bafta Club Hosts Food Themed Meeting
The Bafta Club of the Church of Christ met at 167 Great Round Way, hosted by Mrs. Everett L Gotts Chalk. The program centered on food, and members discussed local housing changes including the Skeates and Sherburn families moving to Anthony Road and Carlisle Road while Sherburn works on a Tufts engineering degree and at a new electronics plant near Hanscom Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bafta Club
Church of Christ
Everett L. Gottschalk
Great Round
Arthur Sherburn
Cambridge
Russell Skeates
Anthony Road
Ee Skeates
Carlisle Road
Sherburn
Tufts
Hanscom Airport
Bedford
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