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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1911

Page

6

Auction Sale Attracts Large Crowd In Concord Junction

The stock of C. J. Waite was sold by new owners Snow and Noll with many townspeople attending all week. Prices were welcome as living costs rise. In Maynard Mr and Mrs B F Russell visit Cambridge. Mrs Kidder's Piper show next Monday marks a well attended event by the Women’s club. Boston Harness Co Mutual Aid Society hosts a whist party in Association Hall next Tuesday. Miss Anna Murphy returns home to Dorchester after a two week visit with Mrs Patrick Prendergast.

C. J. Waite Snow & Noll Maynard Christies B. F. Russell Cambridge Mrs. Kidder Boston Harness Co. Mutual Aid Society Association Hall Anna Murphy Dorchester Patrick Prendergast

Boy Scouts and Maplewood Enter 20 Mile Relay Race

A town Boy Scouts unit joined Maplewood and Everett Co for a 20 mile relay from the post office to Everett. The local team led most of the race but Everett pulled ahead by a half minute at the end. The event showcased disciplined teamwork and aims to build physical strength in youth.

Maplewood Everett Co Everett

Grosscup to Retire After Controversial Stand Against Interests

United States Circuit Judge Peter B Grosscup, who reversed Judge Landis in fining Standard Oil 29 million dollars, announced plans to retire from the bench. His lengthy career drew criticism for close financial ties to corporations, especially public utilities in Minnesota and for rulings favoring corporate interests.

Chenge United States Peter 8. Grosscup Landis Standard Oil Company Grosscup Minols

Anti Taft Forces in Massachusetts Move to Meet

Medill Mc Cormick and Rudolph Spreckels travel to Boston in support of the Republican progressive movement. They work with the National Progressive league at Washington headquarters and respond to Massachusetts calls to aid in battling President Taft. Their aim is to confer with discontented Republicans over Senator La Follette.

Washington Medill McCormick Rudolph Spreckels Chicago Tribune San Francisco Boston National Progressive League Bay State Massachusetts Taft la Follette

Low seed prices rattle Texas cotton growers

Texas cotton growers report a sharp drop in cotton seed prices, puzzling compared with last year. The state attorney general’s department investigates Texas oil mills alleged to form a price fixing trust, claiming they set prices regardless of demand and product value, harming independent mills.

Austin Tex Texas Geneal

Aviator Killed In Trial Flight At De Witt

John W. Rosenbaum of Chicago died when his Curtiss biplane crashed during a 20 minute trial flight at De Witt Iowa. He had just begun descent after a short test. the aircraft had been shown at the De Witt fair last week.

de Witt John W. Rosenbaum Chicago Rosenbaum

Ambassador Bryan Receives Silver Cup in Brussels

Charles P Bryan, newly appointed ambassador to Tokyo after leaving Belgium, is presented with a large silver cup by American residents in Brussels. In Washington, forty more post offices are designated as postal savings bank depositaries including Hartford Lowell North Adams Taunton and Westfield Massachusetts.

Brussels Charles Pp. Bryan Belgium Tokid Washington Sept Postal Savings Bank Hartford Conn Lowell North Adams Taunton Westfield Mase

Maynard advances in town events and local changes

Maynard begins new duties on Oct. 1 amid town activities including a Concord K of C game and a college pitole display. Builders O S Fowler and a new cement site upgrade town appearance. residents Henry Gilroy and Miss Jowie Hayden are noted visitors. A food and apron sale by St. George's church is set for Sept. 23 at 2 30 p m.

Boson Concord K Maynard Platere Weynard Lincoln Brooks Fowler Powder Mill Road Henry Gilroy Metropolitan Life Ins. Co Concord Benjamin Mathes So. Berwick Aquilla Reynard Jowie Hayden Orange N. J

Marlboro Local Notices of Residents and Moves

Marlboro residents and visitors are noted in brief items. Irving Armstrong returns to New York after a short vacation at Cottingave, while Martin Byrne of Brockton visits friends in the city. Several families relocate, visit, or vacation, and local businesses report personnel changes and property sales including a Wilbur P. Baker farm to Mrs. Millie S. Reed of Quincy for a summer home.

Irving Armstrong New York Cottingave Martin Byrne Brockton George Pratt Irene Peters Créscelit St Mabel George Cuthbert Lancaster P. J. Corfway Savannah Kathleen McGill Hardwick Ralph Smith Berlin Road Clinton Michael Marino Russell Sr J. A. Frye J. T. Buckley W. H. Osgood Biddeford Old Orchard T. Welch Manchester N.H Alfred Lambert Woodsocket R. I Joseph Hotte New Bedford Joseph Boisse Arthur Leblanc Louis Robillard Amedee Robillard St. Albans A. H. Foster Wilbur P. Baker Lower Stow Rd Marlboro Millie S. Reed Quincy Mechanic St Rochester N. H Arthur Turner John Collins Ganton St. Lawrence Sarah Brown East Main St Woburn

Citation for Probate Court in Middlesex County

Estate of Concord in Middlesex cited for probate appearance at Cambridge Probate Court on October 2 1911 to show cause why grant should not be made. Public notice to run in Concord Enterprise for three weeks, last publication day before court. Witness Charles J McIntire First Judge. W B Rogers Register. Walter A Carr Attorney. 8-12-20-27.

Concord Middlesex Cambridge Concord Enterprise Charles J. Mcintire Aquire Commonwealth Frank H. Jones Acton Carrie E. Kimball Acton Enterprise Esquire

Acton Estate Petition For Administration Filed

The Middlesex Probate Court hears a petition to grant administration of the estate of Frank H. Jones late of Acton to Carrie E. Kimball without bond. The hearing is set for October 2, 1911 at 9:00 a.m. in Bridge, Middlesex. The Acton Enterprise is to publish notice at least one day prior.

Probate Court summons on Hapgood will Acton heirs

Massachusetts probate notice to heirs and next of kin of Augusta A Hapgood of Acton. Ida A Harris petitions for letters testamentary without surety. Court citation requires appearance on a specified date to show cause.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Augusta A. Hapgood Acton Ida A. Harris

Real Estate At Auction for Margaret Collins Estate

Public notice announces a real estate auction on September 23 1911 at 5 PM to settle debts and charges of administration for Margaret Collins of Concord Middlesex County. The property fronts Main Street to Central Street with boundaries including land of Benjamin F Russell Isagac W Flagg Mary B Kelley and William Chaplin. The dwelling at 854 Main Street is involved with a portion devised to Mary B Kelley. Prescott Keyes acts under Probate Court license.

Middlesex Margaret Collins Concord Main Benjamin F. Russell Isagac W. Flagg Central Street Mary B. Kelley Willam Chaplin Collins Main Street

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R. Hall Albert Vanderhoof Ralph £. Durkee Hudson West Acton PaMnie Trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies Kaleva Co-Operative Store Main St Christie’s Concord Junction BOY Scouts Union Church St. Paul Ladies’ Union Stavern’s Pharmacy South Acton Fikins Texas Cotton Growers Oil Mill Trust W. B. Rogers Register Walter A. Carr Concord, Atty W. E. Rogers Prescott Keyes Margaret F. E. Harrig Bedford St Sleepy Hollow Cemetey Frank E. Harris Bedford Jt Mass O. Barnes L. King Maynard Block Maynard, Mass D. C. Harris No. Acton, Mass Robert W. Carter Lynn J . Carter F. H. Bryant GEN. A@T Charles Parkarucker Attorney At Law Chase Building Hudeon
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