Citation for estate probate in Winthrop Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts cites heirs to appear at the Probate Court in Boston on July 11 1907 at ten o clock in the forenoon to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Hernot Weld executor named in the will. Public notice required for three weeks in the Winthrop Sun and Visitor and by mailing notices to known heirs at least seven days before court. Witness Judge John W McKim dated June 19 1907. 122 8t Elijah George Register.
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Hernot Weld
Boston
Suffolk
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop
John W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Almira Tewksbury
Alfred Tewksbury
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijan George
Lena Alice Foxcroft
Register
Isaac Clark
Hall
Isaac Clark Hall
Winthrop “Sun and Visitor
Probate Notice in Suffolk for Almira Tewksbury Estate
The probate court cites heirs and interested parties in Winthrop for a will presented by Alfred Tewksbury requesting letters testamentary without bond. A copy of the citation is to be published in the Winthrop Sun and Visitor. The hearing date is the seventh day of June, 1907 in Boston.
Probate Notice in Suffolk Massachusetts
Probate Court in Boston, Suffolk County, names Lena Alice Foxcroft executrix of George A. Foxcroft late of Winthrop. Bond not required. Last publication in Winthrop newspaper at least seven days before court. Citation by mail or delivery to all known interested parties. June 18, 1907. Elijah George, Register.
Probate Notice for Isaac Clark Hall’s Estate
Estate of Isaac Clark Hall of Winthrop Suffolk County is probated. Isaac Clark Hall 2nd seeks letters testamentary without bond. CourtCitied to show cause July 18 1907 at 10 am. Notice by Winthrop Sun and Visitor weekly for three weeks and by mail to interested parties at least 21 days before court. Judge Elijah George A.
Winthrop News Highlights Local Events And Arrivals
D A B plans a gathering at Deane Winthrop House while W T A meets Mrs Dunlop at 162 Bowdoin Street. Q and Q Club donates 811 toward Winthrop bed on Boston Floating Hospital. Ernest Darrett of Cambridge earns high honors at School of Technology. Cliff House hosts second weekly dance with music and refreshments. Dr George H French settles at 55 Wave Way Avenue with new office hours. Equal Suffrage League hosts a 4 fish dinner at Mrs Dunham’s cottage in the Highlands. Fred A Allen of Boston sails July 8 for three months in the UK Switzerland and France on the White Star Republic. Winthrop War Veterans hold memorial services June 30 at 2 30 at the Methodist Church. Edward T Harrington Co notes brisk demand for Winthrop land. sold 9714 sq ft Cliff Avenue lot to Phoebe A Houghton cash. Cottage Park Hotel whist winners announced. Bradley brothers entertain with encores. New arrivals include George G Brown Cleveland and others from England Philadelphia Chicago and Roxbury. Swimming pool lessons led by Prof Tyrell attract all ages.
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Frank Churchill
Winthrop Street
Winthrop
Rizona
Canada
Cliff House
George H. French
Boston
Wave Way
Avenue
Equal Suffrage League
Clarence W. Hall
Edward T. Harrington Co
F. H. Appleton
Cliff Avenue
Phoebe A. Houghton
Cottage Park Hotel
Mesdames Bailey and
Warriner
Messrs
Allen and Fletcher
Bradley Brothers
C. F. Harris
Leonard Hargrave
Maria L. Young
E. H. Hames
Roxbury
Tyrell
Young
Garrett and Waite wedding in Dorchester ceremony
Russell Garrett of Winthrop married Ethel May Waite at 62 Lonsdale Street Dorchester on Tuesday evening. Rev. Clevenger of Somerville officiated with Irma Christopher as bridesmaid and Charles Jensen as best man. A reception followed.
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Russell Garrett
Winthrop
Ethel May Waite
Lonsdale Street
Dorchester
Clevenger
Somerville
Irma Christopher
Charles Jensen
Winthrop Land Court petition to confirm title
Massachusetts residents and others are cited in a Land Court case from Boston. Harlow H. Rogers petitions to confirm title to a 5900 square foot parcel on the west side of Beal Street in Winthrop, adjoining land formerly owned by Simon J. Donovan, with plan filed. Court date set for July 22, 1907 at ten in the forenoon. failure to appear will result in default and the petition being confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Simon J. Donovan
Betsey P. Fish
Ellen M. Bancroft
Reading
Middlesex
Edmund S. Read
Highland Springs
Virginia
Harlow H. Rogers
Brookline
Norfolk
Beal Street
James Adam
Boston
Leonard A. Jones
Eequire
Jane
Clarence 8. Smith
At Home on Norway Road Milton Hosts Summer Event
Residents gathered at a Milton residence on June 26 from 8 to 5 pm. Guests traveled from Winthrop including members of the Q. and Q. Club with Mrs. Bart among them. The home was decorated and light refreshments were served, about fifty invitations issued in Winthrop.
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Norway Road
Milton
Winthrop
Q. and
Q. Club
Bart
Scotland's Soil And The Art Of Golf Contrast
A witty exchange mocks Scotland's thin soil as an English golfer overhits drives on a Scottish links while a caddie defends the land and Johnsons remark about stone water and earth. The piece shifts to reflections on baseball's city rivalries and corporate pay structures, and ends with a historical note on Jewish women and card playing in Philadelphia and New York.
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Scotland
Peety
Glasgow Times
Rebecca Franks
Philadelphia
New York
Chew
Penn
Oswald
Allen
Banquet Ticket That Won’t Save a Starving Man
A tramp begs for food and is offered a lavish banquet ticket by a philanthropist. The ticket promises three hours of glorious company and endless after dinner speeches. The tramp returns the ticket and walks away to die in a timber yard.
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Toofen
Longyarn
London Globe
Humorous Reminiscence From Strand on a Manchester Man
A Strand Magazine excerpt jokes about a Manchester man famed for plainness. The humor centers on a child remarking that his mother must have loved children very much because she “brought him up.” The quip plays on awkward admiration and domestic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
England
Strand Magazine
Telephone Talks on why calls aren’t answered
A regional piece explains how Central tests lines and rings until a subscriber answers or they are told they don’t answer. It compares home and business setups, noting delays when residents are away or housework or company interrupts.
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Central
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Winthrop News
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Q and Q Club
Boston Floating Hospital
Ernest Darrett
Cambridge
The
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School of Technology
Garrett-Waite
Land Court
Women and
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Custom Boot and Shoe “Maker
Washington Ave
B. B
Winthrop Beach
Central and
Revere Sts
Magee’s
Edward J. Harrington CO
Railroad St
Revere
Postoffice
Block
Winthrop St
Winethrop
Tel
Suburban Gas & Electric Company
M. J. Kelly
Anetane
Main
Long Wharf
Gove and Chelsea Sts
East Boston
FE. F. Chisholm & Co
iPhornton Park
Water Street
G. Irwin
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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