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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1919
Page
5
Occupants of parcels in Bod y Middlesex and Woburn are notified of undivided interests and costs. The fragment mentions land, assessment, and charges, with references to plots, a stump, a cane fence, and specific locations such as Highview, North Riv, and Oakland Ave.
Acton Center residents mark Labor Day with visits and travel reports. Raymond Farrar spent the holiday in Staten Island New York, while Mr Dupee visits Holliston with his sister. Nearby, Mrs Raynor and two daughters visited Springfield Virginia, and Willis Holden returned from Norway. Elizabeth Tuttle resumes work with bh & Son in Boston. Reverend Tingley, former Congregational pastor, visited friends en route to Lynn Massachusetts. A State road delay near Miss Alice Davis’s home slows tar kettle work after overheating incidents injure kettles and burn tar. Tourists passing through town show limited knowledge of Revolutionary history, prompting questions at Capt Isaac Davis monument inscription.
The body of Mrs. Clara Wheeler was brought to town for burial in Digece fale Sd after a 45 year residence in Worcester.
A cordial invitation to all for a Se work at Gee en schools. The subject is the ermen and the ermen, with plans for prayer and fellowship.
A brief item notes that Davis has been ill in West Acton for the past week, with no additional details about treatment or cause.
Wedding cards indicate a union between a groom son of J A town and an Acton boy, with many friends wishing them a full life ahead. The couple will reside after October 1 at 31 almt street Apartment 6 Newark New Jersey.
Fragmented description outlines Bedtora area near Lexington bounded to the northwest by the Shawsheen river and bordered by a new road and landmarks at the house of Bar and the railroad, with references to Locke and other positions.
Miss Elizabeth Nagle returns to her job in Trenton New Jersey after a two week visit with her mother Mrs. Agnes Nagle. Miss Barbara Ham, a standout go teacher and Harvard summer school alumna, has accepted a fire position in Lowell schools and left Monday to begin work there.
Sunday service in memory of Howard L. Quimby, an American soldier who died in France, featured Rev. Hugo A. Perdelwitz, Rev. Ralph A. Barker, and Rev. Merritt A. Farren. The address highlighted Quimby’s life from schooling to Brown University and his patriotism, with Harold Merriam singing two selections. Army and navy men attended to pay tribute in the town church.
In Middlesex County Probate Court Acton Massachusetts a petition seeks letters of administration for Abbie B H Pratt Tate deceased Edward F Pratt of Middlesex named as proposed administrator and surety. Notice requires appearance September 26 1919 at 9 AM at Cambridge Court to show cause. Publication in Enterprise newspaper three weeks prior. Witnesses Lind J Melatira Esquire.
Sunday hosted guest visits with Rev. G L Michelson entertaining his brother and Mrs Lucy Jones Waitham visiting friends. Boston parade entries by Leland Campbell and Dr Tas ker noted, while trips included Lake Sunapee over 200 miles round trip. C A Durkee returned from Mass General Hospital after appendicitis surgery as Winona Rebekah lodge plans a Fort Pond outing.
The first reunion of the New England Saw Mill Unit was held at the Quincy House in Boston with ten units forming The New England Saw Mill Unit association. Six units financed mills and supplies by the states, four by private donations including Blanchard and Gould of this town. Attendees from here included Webster Blanchard, Glen Gould, John is, Ralph Gates, Joseph Gallant, Frank Wood, and Frank Gree, among others.
Jim Marsh is captured by vigilantes after returning a horse to Mrs. Mabel Tuthill. He exchanges a quick plea for Derby justice, but Mrs. Tuthill reveals the horse belonged to her and had been entrusted to Jim for a mission. Jim escapes, later aided by Robert Tuthill, while the couple heads toward a distance together.
Stockholm dispatch details Dagmar de Gysser seventeen and her link to Col. Mohammed-Beck Hadjellache, ex chief of a regiment, amid Bolshavist royalist schemes. The two allegedly led rival murder leagues and lured victims to murder or robbery. Dagmar allegedly helped murder Ardasheff and others, while Hadjedache shelters silence.
The judge advocate reports findings from the second permanent court martial after Versailles. It concludes protests arose from the crowd as a G officer stuck out his tongue at spectators and yelled insults. Charges rely on testimony from Dr Theodore Mor and Greta Dorlbach.
Report from Valparaiso Indiana describes farmers using gas masks during threshing to protect workers from fumes as wheat shipments to the United States Grain Corporation face takeall infected grain concerns. An investigation follows as grain is saturated with formaldehyde before shipping.
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