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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
6
Probate announcements cite heirs and creditors in Sudbury Maynard and Cambridge. Notices announce petitions for letters testamentary or administration for Susan H. Fairbank M Howell Garfield and Lawrence Jackman with hearings set in November, citing publication and service requirements.
Concord report describes a near minute interview with Mary Baker Eddy at Pleasant View. The Christian Science leader, aged 85, declines further talk and departs in a carriage after succinct replies, while reporters await more in-depth comments.
Marlboro residents report a busy week with many visits and moves. Local movers include Carl Clark at Moree & Bigelow and W M Waugh visiting from Worcester. several residents travel to Lynn, Spencer, Montreal, and Canada for family, work, or leisure. The Wahbawahwa Boat Club hosts a dancing party in Preston hall on Thursday night.
Mission Washington reports that Mrs J E Foster is detailed from the department of justice to examine conditions of women and child workers nationwide. Congress is considering related legislation.
Elmer Hoadley, a wealthy stone operator in Bloomington Indiana, shot himself at his home. Ill health is said to have prompted the deed.
Alfred B Hudson as executor seeks license to sell the deceased George H M Houghton estate at public auction to pay debts legacies and admin charges. Court in Cambridge to hear petition on November 13 with citations served or published weekly in Acton Enterprise for three weeks prior.
Notice states Arthur Neilson administrator for the estate of sala mH and all persons indebted must pay. Address 827 Tremont. Sept. 15, 1008.
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