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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1927
Page
2
Two Army veterans on night duty followed strange sounds and a dog’s bark to the abandoned plant. They entered the derelict building using flashlights and discovered a black dog freed from confinement, its arrival bringing relief to the officers.
A persistent Doberman Pinscher guarded workers through the night, prompting police involvement after it led to a desert building mystery. The dog’s rescuer and the owner, Mr. Jones of Somerville, were reunited, confirming a paid ad in the Enterprise helped locate the rightful owner.
Sudbury officials report a 5900 state grant under a legislature act to aid road upkeep in small towns. State Engineers will meet the Highway surveyor to decide spending locations. The board met in Town Hall Saturday to approve bills and review license applications. decisions on licenses were postponed.
Magdalene Chapter Oyler Eastern Star marked its sixth anniversary with a banquet and program at Cooperative Hall after a brief Masonic hall meeting. Guests included grand officers and visitors from Marlboro Concord Acton Sudbury Hanson Bedford Somerville and other towns. The event featured a mock cabaret banquet a pantomime The Lamp Went On grotesque drill and a play Double Deception with music and readings.
The annual guest night of the Concord Musical Club was held in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House. Ole Burstad plans to move his house from the Buttrick estate on Liberty Street to Lang Street about a mile away. Len R A Chapter will visit Houghton Chapter of Marlboro Friday evening to discuss work. The Union Club performed Second Childhood at the WH hall in Littleton to a large enthusiastic audience with cast members including Goddard Macenzie Hall Buck Horrocks Me eg MacAuley Williams Manter Adams Hicks Parker. A considerable Concord delegation attended the performance.
Rev Gail Cleland leads Palm Sunday services on April 10 including Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon The G adoa Fight. The Young Peoples Club meets at 6 00 p m Ada Chiabrandi leads study of Ad veriturous Religion The fourth Lent evening service at 7 00 features Jesus and the Experiences of Men and Jesus and His Disciples. April 12 Walden Pond Boys Club 7 30 p m April 14 7 45 p m musical cantata Oliver Calvary performances with Bass Soloist Maunder Charles H W Locke Communion Sacrament Friday April 15 ministers of Concord join in a three day observance.
The readable fragment invites people from all churches to attend a community event. It mentions representation and a general call to participate, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
The document presents a financial condition report for the Maynard Trust of Marna el Wandin Wie, including prepaid discounts totaling 220, 209.81 and 764,853.62. It lists Frank B. Tay Sr as president and references the trust’s communications, with a statement asserting truth to the edge of its records and a formal attestation.
Maurice Nevers aged 16 son of Mr and Mrs John Nevers Hatch of Stow dies shortly after eight o clock at Deséoness hospital Ord from injuries suffered Sunday on the Stow Hudson road near his home. He was struck by an automobile driven by Miss Mildred Conlin of Hudson. The driver said she tried to avoid the classmate Reynold Mullin when the youth suddenly darted into the path. The incident involved Stow High School and the local school principal and staff were informed.
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