Mortgagee's Sale Of Real Estate In Maynard Mass
Public notice of a mortgagee sale by Worcester Brewing Corporation on the property in Maynard Middlesex including 13.77 acres and two additional parcels, with right of way, tax and lien restrictions, to be sold at public auction on November 23 at 3 PM, conditions require cash down and deed within five days. Auction by John W Maher. attorney Meagher & Zaeder. treasurer H A Maynard. Also probate citation in Middlesex court for Mary M Wayne estate with administration to Margaret Rouillard. hearing October 20 in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Loewe
Wayward
County of Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Worcester Brewing Corporation
City
Sunty
Worcester
Middie
Said Maynard
Stow
Said Great Road
Thomas Hillis
Said Hillis
William H. Mason
Willim B. Case
Case
Evéll
William B. Case
Middlesex South
Maynard
William Sherwood
George Smith
Hannah Smith
Mayford
Pine Street
Helena Cohn
Cohn
Timothy Minehan
Minehan
Hhe
H. A. Maynard
Meagher & Zaeder
Main Street
Mass
John W. Maher
Probate Court Notice of Administration for Mary E. Dacey
The Middlesex Probate Court directs heirs, next of kin, creditors, and dower persons to show cause why John Dacey of Maynard should not be granted letters of administration on Mary E. Dacey estate. The hearing is set for November 4, 1915 at 9:00 AM in Maynard. public notice must run in the Maynard Enterprise for three weeks, with the last publication at least one day before the court. Witness Charles J. McIntire, First Judge. Register W. E. Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary ‘“M. Wayne
Acton
Margaret Rouillard
Cambridge
Acton’ Enterprise
Charles J. McIintire
Mary E. Dacey
Maynard
John Dacey
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire, Esqaire
Local Notes From Acton And Vicinity
WES and Acton Webster Blanchard hosted a Harvard guest at his home over Sunday. A Democratic rally drew several villagers to Exchange hall on Saturday night. C A Nelson toured with the Knowlton advertising team. Abram White of Rindge N H visited his son B L White for a week. George Mead had one of his autos rebuilt at J T McNiff’s wheelwright shop. C H Mead added a larger gasoline tank and pump at Central Store to serve auto patrons. Mr and Mrs H L Haynes and son returned from Fort Pond after a two week cottage stay.
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Webster Blanchard
Harvard College
Exchange Hall
South Acton
C. A. Nelson
F. R. Knowlton
Abram White
Rindge
N. H
B. L. White
Eorge Mead
J. T. McNiff
C. H. Mead
Central Iq
H. L. Haynes and Son
Fort Pond
Harvest Supper At Universalist Church Pleases Large Audience
The Universalist church held its annual harvest supper Thursday night with a hearty meal prepared by church ladies. An engaging program followed featuring a vocal solo by Mrs. L G Morris readings by Mrs Josephine Libbie of Boxboro and a performance by the Ariel quartet including Miss Hazel Coolidge Miss Thelma McGregor Miss Pauline Mead and Miss Alma Durce. The entertainment was well received.
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The
Universalist Church
L. G. Morris
Josephine Libbie
Boxboro
Muale
Ariel Quartet
Hazel Coolidge
Thelma McGregor
Pauline Mead
Alma Dur Ce
Burk e Democratic Senator Candidate Speaks in Fr iday Night Meeting
Fred Burke a young man from hym spoke here Friday night as the Democratic candidate for senator from the seventh Middlesex district. His opponent Charles A Kimball of Littleton is seeking reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burke
Hym
Seventh Middlesex
Charles A. Kimball
Littleton
Two Important Meetings At Isaac Davis Relief Corps
The annual inspection of Isaac Davis Relief Corps No. 62 is set for Monday evening November 1 at 7 o clock with Mrs Nina Lovejoy of Ayer as inspecting officer. Elections for the next year are scheduled for December 6 and members are urged to attend both meetings.
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Isaac Davis
Bedford man seeks probate appointment for his father estate
Howard D. Skelton of Bedford petitions the Probate Court to be named administrator of Edmund D. Skelton’s Bedford estate, who died October 3, 1914. No estate valuation filed. returnable November 4 in East Cambridge. Adams & Blinn of Boston represent the petitioner. An attached suit seeks $5000 from Concord resident Anna N. Holland by Julia G. Sheehan of Boston. Attorneys Gaston Snow & Saltonstall of Boston handle the papers. Arthur C. Meehan of Concord is named administrator of his wife Ann B. Meehan’s estate, who died October 4. He posted a bond of $8700. estate valued at $5800 in personal property. Heirs include various Meehan, Boylan, Yates, and Ireland-based relatives. Bedford Coal and Grain Co. sues Bridget McGinnis, several Boylans, and others for $1000 in a contract action. Shaughnessy Bros. of Belmont are trustees. Papers filed by Atty. Ralph S. Fickett of Boston. Jessie Yates of Bedford also attached for $1000 in contract action by L. Cora Brown executrix of Benjamin W. Brown estate of Concord. Shaughnessy Bros. of Belmont as trustees. papers filed by Ralph S. Fickett.
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Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Howard D. Skelton
Edmund D. Skelton
East Cambridge
Adams & Blinn
Court St
Boston
Anna N. Holland
Alfred Yates
Jessie Yates
Bedford Coal and Grain Co., Inc
Shaughnessy Bros
Belmont
Atty
Ralph
Figkett
State St
L. Cora Brown
Benjamin W. Brown
Ralph 8. Fickett
West Acton Row of Local Happenings
West Acton residents report casual visits and travels. Neal Feltus entertained company Sunday. Edward Holton of Boston visited Monday. Miss M. W. Folsom was ill late week. Gladys McGregor returned home from Boston to rest. Moses Thompson of Stow saws wood with a new machine. The Mead store displays three large apples attracting attention. Norman Perkins sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Clara Holt visited her son Harry Holt in West Somerville. George S. Reed enjoyed a trip with son Joseph across the western part of the state. Alfred Richardson left for Hancock with his uncle to drive cattle home. John Watkins and others joined the New England Fox Hunters’ Club hunt at Pepperell. S. A. Guilford shingles his house with Neponset shingles bought from C. H. Mead & Co. Hoar’s men handle the work.
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Neal Feltus
Edward Holton
Boston
M. W. Folsom
Gladys McGregor
Moses Thompson
Stow
C. H. Mead & Co
Norman Perkins
Levi Perkins
Clara. Holt
Harry E. Holt
West Somerville
George S. Reed
Josef
John Watkins
George Weaver
Fred Maynard
New England
Fox Hunters’ Club
Pepperell
S. A. Guilford
J. S. Hoar
Hallowe'en Party Planned in Baptist Vestry
A Hallowe'en party and entertainment are planned in the Baptist vestry Saturday at 7 45 pm. Refreshments will be on sale and a good time is assured as mystery pervades the atmosphere.
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Baptist
Governor Walsh Truces Stop Briefly for Town Visit
Governor David I. Walsh arrived in town Saturday morning for a few minutes and did not speak long to the small crowd gathered to hear him due to a busy day ahead.
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David I. Walsh
Bullet in leg sends Stow man to Mass General
Frank Sargent of Stow was shot in the leg by accident with a 22 revolver early Monday. Dr Tasker probed but could not locate the bullet, and Sargent was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston for treatment.
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Frank Sargent
Stow
Tasker
Mass. General Hospital
Boston
Bedford Fisher Ames Plans Winter Stay at Bermuda
Fisher Ames and family will spend the winter months at Hamilton Bermuda. Pomona Grange members were guests of the Bedford Grange on Tuesday October 19 with a large chamber from Somerville Lexington Concord Maynard and Bi lerica.
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Fisher Ames
Hamilton
Bermuda
Pomona Grange
Bedford Grange
Somerville
Lexington
Concord
Maynard
Bilerica
Political Notes in Town Center on Selectman Race
Town politics dominates as a selectman vacancy follows the late chairman’s death. John R. Comly and Roger W. Brown lead strong following from business and Grange circles. A water commission member, unnamed, is also favored for broad citizen support. Citizens caucus will narrow to two contenders before final vote.
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John R. Comly
The
Grange
Roger W. Brown
Board of Water
Citizens’ Caucus
Tax Amendment Prompts Voters To Study Important Change
The article urges residents to consider a tax amendment up for vote in the state elections. It notes broad public interest and argues that equal assessments could lower rates, with the general court to decide the matter. It stresses careful study for an informed ballot.
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General Court
Bedford Civic Club to Stage Grand Christmas Celebration
The Bedford Civic club plans a larger Christmas event with a monstrous tree, gifts for children, electric light effects, trumpeters and music. Dr. Fred Cook chairs the committee, and Santa Claus will distribute tokens. A children’s parade and carol singing precede the town hall lunch.
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Bedford Civic Club
Fred Cook
Santa Claus
Free cooking lectures at Congregational church vestry
A large audience attended three free lectures in the vestry of the Congregational church from Monday to Wednesday. Myrtie Ethelyn Robinson of the 20th Century cooking school led the talks and gave cook books and samples to attendees.
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Congregational Church
Myrtie Ethelyn Robinson
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement News Case
A Marlboro reader reports relief from rheumatic pains swelling and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial notes multiple purchases and improvement, reflecting the era wide circulation of kidney remedy endorsements. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sponsors the product and price is stated as 50 cents.
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United States
Dean
Marlboro
H. E. Carpenter
Harrison Place
Doan
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New England Trust Company
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James R. HO
Arthur Adams
George Wigglesworth
Frederick W. Allen
Thomas E. Eaton
Edward B. Ladd
Alexander Cochrane
Henry N. Marr
Francis R. Jewett
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Tailors, Concord
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