Lost Book to Law Notice for Middlesex Institution
Deposit Book no peen lost. Payment to Middlesex Institution by J. W. Ballou assistant dated April 5 12 18.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
8
Deposit Book no peen lost. Payment to Middlesex Institution by J. W. Ballou assistant dated April 5 12 18.
Co operative Bank, mortgagee, announces sale of all property described in the mortgage to satisfy breach. The auction occurs at ten thirty in the forenoon on Tuesday, on the premises described, with Lot 88 89 92 93 and adjacent bounds. Cash payment of 300 required by time of sale. terms to be set.
County of Cambridge residents and corporations are notified of a petition and order for view and hearing. The Cambridge town clerk and deputy sheriff will post and publish notices in the town and surrounding areas with two weeks of publication and ten days before the view date, for the January 1933 motion and April hearing.
Sudbury residents traveled to Boston on Saturday for a Rotary Club talk by James H Powers Concord read writer on the Boston Globe. Easter services will be led at the Unitarian church in Sudbury Center by Rev William Channing Brown on Sunday.
A Rosemary Order of Rainbow for Girls will initiate two classes of candidates at the next meeting on April 22. Saturday night the group enjoyed a social with games and refreshments after the regular meeting. A delegation of Odd Fellows plans to attend Grand Master’s night at West Concord on April 20. The American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps of Marlboro holds its regular Thursday evening whist party tonight due to Holy Thursday.
West Concord hosts Mr and Mrs Richard Whipple and daughter Ann over the weekend. Mrs Whipple formerly taught at Harvey Wheeler West Concord school. The couple plans a move from Winthrop to Andover for a bank position. Concord Female Charitable Society meets this afternoon in West Concord Union church parlor.
The Contract Bridge Club of South Sudbury met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Rogers in South Sudbury.
March 27 1933 notice announces sale at public auction on May 6 1933 at 1 30 PM at 73 Tremont Street Marlborough to settle Eliza beth McManus’s interest in land in Sudbury South Sudbury described by bounds and deeds with reference to a 1923 Mary B Murphy deed recorded in Middlesex South District Deeds Book 4785 Page 497 Deputy Sheriff William B Stiles.
Mrs G H Beelig of Chicago visits her sister in South Acton. The Universalist church sewing circle hosts a military whist party on April 18. Acton Department Store sold at foreclosure on April 8 for 3300 to Carrie Kimball. Anchor and Ark Masonic Glee Club, including Holland Merriam Lowden, wins first prize at Boston Symphony Hall event.
At the South Acton A A meeting in the fire station on Tuesday April 4 members approved amending bylaws to open membership to all Acton residents. Jones Memorial field will be developed further with 150 members planning baseball and football programs and Middlesex Baseball League participation.
Pastor Rev. Arthur E. Beckett leads a sunrise prayer at 6 am on Sunday April 16 followed by a morning service at 10 30 with a special sermon by the pastor and choir music.
Rev George H Wood will preach Easter Sunday April 16 at 4 45 p m Richard A Lowden will be the soloist A Boston violinist will perform solos and Mrs Evangelie Hall will preside at the organ Church school convenes at 9 am.
Hudson townwide effort to save baseball proceeds from ticket sales shows 125 advanced sales from townspeople and 175 from the student body. Principal Dewbar Dr Tierney and Coach Martin led an assembly urging student participation as the School Board and faculty supported the campaign.
The Tarmo A. C. staged the annual standing jump championships in Par ker Street hall with 30 contenders from Fitchburg Gardner Quincy Hubbard Aston and Maynard. Sam Hokkanen and Axel Neilson won the triathlon in the senior division with Hokkanen first and Neilson second Teittenen Gardner took junior triathlon honors.
Sudbury board of selectmen reviews requests for 3.2 percent beer sale permits from local grocers and restaurant operators. The issue is under consideration as officials weigh licensing applications.
The Tudors Club committee met last night at Evelyn Matheson’s home to finalize plans for the upcoming spelling bee scheduled for the next regular meeting on April 26, replacing the original date of April 19. Franklin et al. were noted in attendance.
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