Concord and Maynard Probate Records and a Maynard Divorce
Probate court records show executors named for the Way estate of Concord and inventories filed for Cook Elmes Conant and others with values spanning real and personal property. Hartikainen of Maynard wins a decree nisi in a divorce case filed in Maynard. Alto of Maynard pleads guilty to assault and battery and is placed on probation with expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Bedford
Concord
Maynard
Alice Patch Way
Geo. F. Lawton
William _ Way
Cyrus H. Cook
Amos . Elmes
Florence J. ‘Wheeler
Sarah P. Bourne
Eliza A. Conant
Emily Conant
Bilin Malilla Hartikainen
Nisi
Antti Hartikainen
Porter, Can
McLaughlin
Paovo Alto
Matti Matson
Day of Prayer Proclamation by President Wilson
The 1914 proclamation designates Sunday October 4 as a day of prayer and supplication. President Wilson calls all God fearing people to worship and seek divine guidance for peace amid global conflict. Secretary of State Bryan signs as the issuing official. Woman's Club in Concord announces a season of meetings for 1914 15 with lectures on Emerson North Africa immigration childhood crime and Iceland travel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Wilson
United States of America
United States
Woodrow
Washington
Woman's Club
Concord
Woman's ‘Club
Bliss Perry
Emerson
Thomas Todd, Jr
Charles B. Brown
Marion C. Downes
North Africa
Caroline P. Holden
Educational
Woodward Hudson
Emma Latimer
Massachusetts
W. L. Hubbard
Boston Opera
Henry F. Smith
Civics
Charles H. Towle
Eleanor Mellen
George M. Baker
Social
Gertrude Breslau Fuller
Arthur B. Hitchcock
Monument Hall
Iceland
Florence Howe
Waterman C Russell
Social Service Committee
Wilfrid Wheeler
Ida Vose Woodbury
Concord Defeats Watertown 80 in Season Opener
Concord sent a strong eleven to Watertown for the first game of the season and held Watertown scoreless. Olsen and Walcott starred with Olsen kicking three goals and Walcott scoring two touchdowns as Concord led 21 to 0 at halftime. Watertown suffered injuries to QB L Shaw and captain Kinehla, while the Concord defense overwhelmed the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Concord High
Concord
Olsen
Walcott
Filowers
Goddard Emands
L. Shaw
Kinehla
Concord Watertown Hodgen le
Edwards Williams
R. Shaw
Giles
Rg Clark
Sin's Wes
Lg Whitney
Hewett
Harvey
Waterhouse Mulcaheyre
le McIntosh
Leigh Hayman
McIntosh Hayes
Parker
Waddell Walcott
Ihb
Robinson
Bixby
Benjamin
Ostrich
Jordan
Concord Rules Regulating Carriages and Vehicles 1914
Concord town rules restrict vehicle turns and stops on Walden Street and Bedford Street. Violations incur fines up to twenty dollars. Signed by Selectmen Bal lou Elmer Be Shattuck George W Hunt.
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Board For the Regulation
Concord
Commonwealth of
Main Street
Walden Street
Main and
Hubbard Street
Bedford Street
Monument Square
Sleepy Hollow Chapel
Monument Street
Colonial Inn
Y Ballou Elmer
Shattuck
George W. Hunt
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. R. Hall
Marlboro
Albert Vanderhoof
B. F. Townsend
County Court News
Alfred T
Haynes & Co
Ynarc, Mass
Crawford
William Jennings Bryan
Secretary of State
Julian P. Cameron
Weston
Country Club
Torrey & Vialle
Town OF
Board of Selectmen
Grange Fair
S. Abron
Lexington Road
Mass
John A. Finigan
Concord Jet
E. A. Buck
Rhode Island
White Plymouth Rocks
Dell Dale Farm
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