Probate citation for estate in Middlesex County
The executor named in the estate is cited to appear in Probate Court at Cambridge on September 27, 1995 at 9:00 AM to show cause why the grant should not be issued. Public notice must be given weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and copies mailed to interested parties at least seven days before the hearing. Witness Charles J. McIntire, First Judge, September 3, 1915. EM. ESTY, Asst. Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Middlesex
Maynard Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
George W. Lincoln
Maynard
Joseph P Dexter
Elan
Levin
Maynard Eafe
Peto
Athe I. Melntire
Commonwealth of M Middlesex
Adaliza Puffer
Maynard County
Wien
Abel G. Haynes
Tate
Dyer
Sudbury Enterprise
Probate citations for the estate of George W Lincoln and Adaliza Puffer
The Probate Court of Middlesex issues citations for the estates of George W Lincoln late of Maynard and Adaliza Puffer late of Maynard. Interested creditors and heirs are summoned to appear in Cambridge on September 27, 1915, to show cause why letters of administration or probate should not be granted. Notices will run weekly for three weeks in the Maynard Enterprise and Maynard News.
Land Court Notice Registering Maynard Parcel 1915
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court offers Joshua W. Carr a petition to register title to a Maynard land parcel with improvements on the southerly street side, plus easement rights for passage. Hearing set October 4, 1915 at 10 a.m. in Boston. failure to appear will render the petition confessed and the petitioner barred from contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Land Court
Charles D. Whitney
Mattie B. Wright
Edith G. Chandler
Marion Butterworth
George E. Whitney
Herbert B. Fowler
Grace L. M. Carr
Leslie W. Carr
M. Carr
Maynard
of Middlesex
Commonwealth
Assabet Manufacturing Company
Sudbury
Middlesex
Joshua W. Carr
Acton Street
Herbert Fowler
George Atney
Whitney
Boston
County of
Suffolk
Charles Thornton Davis, Esquire
Clarence C. Smith
Notice to Defendant in Civil Action for Recovery of $300
The court orders the defendant to appear on September 18, 1915, to answer a contract action seeking $300. The notice will be published in the Concord Enterprise, Middlesex County, once weekly for three weeks. Clerk Edward F. Loughlin signs the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fana
Laura Hutchins
A.D
Concord Enterprise
Middlesex County
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord and Sudbury Estate Suits and Probate Records
Court filings involve Jerry P Wellman and Albert Taft of Keene as executors in a 2600 dollar contract action by S Winthrop St Clair of Sudbury, with Ulric and Jessie Gagnon of Cambridge as trustees. Probate grants include Harriet M. Judge of Bedford, Sophia L Hawley of Concord, Ida Guerin of Dracut, and Patrick Roach’s conservatorship petition.
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Harriet M
Bedford
George “F. Lawton
Art
George M Dimond Sabes
Sophia L. Hawley
Concord
George F. Lawton
Henry H. Hawley
Ida Guerin
Dra‘cut
Charles J. McIntire
Thomas W. ‘Sheehan
Frank P. Wanson
Gloucester
Alex Hilden
Maynard
Attys. Anderson, Carney & Peter
Washington St
Boston
William A. Woodlen
Waltham
Michael J. Connelly
Charles C. Murray
New England Ice Co
Probate Court seeks administration of Emma F Powers estate
Middlesex probate court notices Willard M Powers of Sudbury named administrator for Emma F Powers late of Sudbury intestate. The petition requests letters of administration without a bond. Heirs creditors and others interested are notified to appear as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Emma F. Powers Late
Sudbury
Willard M. Powers
Middlesex
Marlboro Beats Maynard 8 to 3 in Prospect Park
In Prospect Park Saturday afternoon Marlboro defeated Maynard 8 to 3 before about 1600 fans. Warwick pitched for Marlboro and Senna contributed two bases. Highlights included Senna clearing the center field fence and Sullivan making a running catch to rob a homer.
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Highland City
Prospect Park
Marlboro
Maynard
Highland City Nine
Maynards
Warwick
Clancy
Senna
Brockton
Teague
S ¥Ilton
Ingalls
Sullivan
King
Nash
Murra
Halstein
Drummey
Wilder
Skfilton
Magna
Bent
Senno
Mulcahey
Carroll
Pennington
Whelan
Marlboro Ingalls
F. Sullivan
Murray
Marlboro Wilder
Sénno
W. Sullivan
Skilton
Lent
Senn
Clancy Kad
Masthard
Hunt
Sennon
Claney
Brick Wilder
Sinteucei
Wilder c
Alén
Eve Pee
Warwick P
Maynard F. Sullivan
Veeeeewae
Whalen
Run
Nee ‘Wilder
Wack
I Warwick
Rags Pate
al Carroll
Eemge
Set
Peaches Plentiful In Local Market Trade
The peach crop is abundant and priced reasonably in the area. Boxboro and Stow reports show strong demand for their fruit during the week. Millard J. Handley, a leading local fruit grower, sold most of his apples to A. F. Blanchard and estimates around 1800 bushes of fruit remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxboro
Stow
Millard J. Handley
A. F. Blanchard
Woman's Club Plans Next Year Program Printing Soon
The Woman's Club announces a very interesting program for next year's work to be printed soon. Members wishing to withdraw must notify the treasurer before September 18 to keep the year book list accurate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
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Vail
A. G. Wichals Tesichensil
Massachusetts Ave
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Saas
L. Brashaw
County Court News
Acton
Concord, Maynard and
Jerry P. Wellman and
Albert
Frank J. Roach
J. William Byron
Patrick Roach
Annie Daley
Uxbridge
Snore Lambert
Daugh
Gertrude McNeal
Blackstone
Margaret McCabe
Stoughton
East Cambridge
Annie L. Oliver
William W. Oliver
George Osmo
George EB. Roewer, Jr
Tremont St
Osmo
Parker St
Waltham St
Spotscash
Bradshaw
Armstrong
A. H. Knowlton
Lowell
North Acton
C. B. Clark
Detroit, Mich
H. T. Clark
Anderson and Child
New
London
Telephone Exchange
Melle Barnard
Oak Bluffs
Isaac Davis
Méaddy
Iew
Frank McDonald
Sale Bay Mare
Crofe
Acton St
Maynard, Mass
Anna Holt
Summer St
John E. Kelley
Justice of the Peace
Benjamin C. Brown
Maynard ,Mass
Tel
Dutch Bay
Cooperative
Albion L. Millan
Conselor
State Street
Bostom Mass
Telephone Fort ‘Or
Nee— Acton
Mass
Concord - Junction
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