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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1927
Page
7
Russell Robb and Mr John H Rice appear as executors for the estate of P Royce, with H. Rice and P. Royce listed among the heirs.
A probate notice from Massachusetts details the estate of Bedford deceased intestate. The court orders publication and a hearing to show cause why the estate should not be settled, with the date, location, and legal steps to follow.
Sona Comecaner presented as purchaser of the Canal Army Navy site on Post Road in Sudbury, now to be operated alongside his Past Sudbury business. Memorial Congregational Church held a farewell for Rev. John Haarvig and Mrs Haarvig moving to Boston after three years of service. The church notes improvements including painting and an electrical pumping device, with praise for Haarvig’s leadership of Boy Scouts and Christian Endeavor. The community presented $76 in gold as thanks and best wishes for their new work.
The Concord Selectmen announce a public hearing at 8 o clock Thursday April 14 on the application of William for a liquor license to operate a tank on the south side of Concord. The hearing is held at the Concord Town Hall and concerns provisions of Massachusetts public safety statutes.
A fragment notes Gy Acton and Peeples related to codeine charges and relocation actions. The readable text implies a legal proceeding decision or adjudication involving drug codeine and a relocation context without full details.
The Concord Massachusetts Playgrounds Committee invites sealed proposals for ball field improvements at Percy A Rideout Playground Concord Junction, drainage and multiple tennis courts at Percy Rideout and Emergon grounds. Plans are at the Department of Roads and Bridges. Bid security of 260 dollars required.
Public foreclosure notice listing Milos Comstock as mortgagor in Acton Massachusetts with Hudson Savings Bank as mortgagee. Auction set for May 2 1927 at 3 PM on the described Acton Roxborough property, including exact bounds and adjoining lands, to satisfy 1924 1927 taxes and unpaid charges.
Eight rooms and two sun parlors with dining room entry extra large electric lights steam heat bath polished floors and a garage 20 by 12 plus an extra lot of land located at 5 Elm Ct Maynard Massachusetts apply to 1 Elm Ct Maynard for particulars. Probate Court notices heirs at law next of kin and interested parties are advised to appear and show cause why administration should not be granted. Notices will be published weekly as required.
A three act comedy titled Just Like Judy will be presented by Maynard teachers. Rehearsals are underway at Parker Street Word. The cast includes 85 and 26 year old teachers preparing for the performance.
Amateur theater group presents best teats and features a yearly play with proceeds aiding the Maynard Students Worship Fund. The event is a public service effort supporting higher education and student needs through charitable contributions.
Edmund Thurston of Somerville named class marshal and president of the college council as senior class day officers are chosen. Dorothy Naylor of Maynard and Ruth Ellery of Danvers named presentists and class day committee members with delegation to the Y M C A conference in Milwaukee.
On Good Friday night the choir of St George's Church, Maynard, will perform The Crucifixion by Sir John Stainer with soloists Herbert Bhayer, Harold Merriam, Miss Alice McDonough on organ, and Frank T. Holkland as choirmaster. Easter Sunday includes Communion in the morning and vesper in the afternoon with Rev Malcolm Ward preaching an Easter sermon at 10 46. A special musical program of Easter music will be shared by the choir.
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