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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
4
A. W. Rae and William Switter of the Sportsmans club report six mature pheasants released from the state hatchery. Abundant pheasants and rising chick numbers suggest good hunting this fall while partridge are scarce due to severe winters and feed shortages. Quail sightings in Hudson rise as open season on grouse remains closed.
Lyonhurst announces a return engagement this Wednesday evening by Al Mitchell and his 22 piece orchestra. Mitchell, formerly with Paul Whiteman, brings years of Whiteman training and serves as arranger for Whiteman’s Original Orchestra. The ensemble is billed as the largest of its kind in New England and will perform on the Lyonhurst stage.
Edgar Gadbois returns from Florida while George Laforme and family head to Canada on a ten day trip. Arthur Gauther and Alderic Bouvier attend a Braves game in Boston last Saturday. The Colwy family visit in Marlboro, while Hawes guests in Cross street. Marlboro Independents set to meet Northboro at Solomon's Pond next Sunday. Deputy Chief Crotty resumes duties after a two week vacation. Local plant workers plan a September 12 outing. George Gaucher enjoys a two week vacation. Arthur Bastien and Allen Ban i Wieter plan a Maine auto trip ending at Moorehowl Lake. Claflin family return from Oak Bluffs. Mrs. Everett Marshall and Miss Carver depart for a Cape Cod week. Marriage intentions announced at St Marys church between Alien Bent and Bertha Lemay. Laurette Bouffard joins Tremblay Lumber Co. staff. Charles Murphy and William Byrne return from a nine week Europe trip and France battlefields visit including Ralphs grave.
Diabetics with constipation are advised to chew mint flavored Wheat Bran tablets at each meal for relief. A 25c carton of Gilbert's Bran-O-Lax Tablets is offered by Bran-O-Lax Co. in Washington DC, prepaid by mail. Each tablet provides a proper bran dose and is described as easy for children to take.
Gord, former Marlboro boy, buried in Belleau Woods. Odd Fellows and Saturday Night Club guests of Attorney John E. Rice at his Northboro road cottage, dinner at 6 with club members touring Rice's orchards. John Crotty on annual vacation. Patrice and Shirley Barton back from Ocean Park Maine. Ee Sullivan begins annual vacation. Juliette Roberts to marry James Smith of Boston on Labor Day after leaving William A. Allen store. Nellie Bradley to return next Monday from vacation. Williams and partner on three day trip to Lake Ossipee New Hampshire. Lucien Desjardins to become professor at Assumption College Worcester after distinguished honors in June.
The Board of Selectmen will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday at 7 o'clock in their rooms in Creighton. Applications for uses or permits should be presented at that time or to the secretary of the Board. Edwin Carlton, Chairman. John C. King, Frank B. Binks.
The Probate Court of Middlesex Massachusetts cites all interested in the estate of Daniel Mahoney late of Acton to appear September 14 1925 in Cambridge to show cause why the first account of Charlies H Meadth administrator should be allowed. Publication in Acton Enterprise for three weeks and mailing notices to known interested parties are required.
In Middlesex County Probate Court a petition by Ida L. Durkee requests the United States Trust Company be named trustee under Isaac Reed late of Acton's will and exempt from bond surety. Court set to convene September 17, 1925 at Cambridge to show cause, with publication in the Acton Enterprise and mailed notices to interested parties.
The act provides a citation to heirs and interested parties for the estate of Frank B Lothrop. The ex ecutrix named must publish weekly notices in Acton Enterprise for three weeks and mail copies to known interested persons at least seven days before the Cambridge Probate Court session on September day in 1925. The notice is dated August 26, 1925 and signed by Charles N Harris Register with dates Sept 2, 9, 16.
Frank J. McCarron, executor of James Carney’s will of Maynard, petitions for license to sell the deceased’s real estate in Middlesex on September 21, 1925. Citations must be served fourteen days before the court hearing, with publication in the Maynard Enterprise if a recipient cannot be located, the notice dated August 27, 1925.
Lost bank book notice states City Guaranty Savings Bank of New Hampshire issued its deposit book No 22979 in the name of Joseph Markus and a duplicate may be issued by The Old Guaranty Savings Bank of Nashua. Probate Court proceedings note trusts under the will of Isaac Reed and associated actions in Middlesex County with listings of interested parties and dates.
A neighborhood cobbler advertises upgraded shoe machinery for faster, reliable service. The shop promises prompt work and guarantees, inviting customers to visit for repairs or new footwear.
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