Public Auction Notice of Property Redemption in Stow
A Bristish sale notice from the Middle District Court of Cambridge lists an execution against H Rice with a parcel in Stow. The deputy sheriff Liam I Walsh will auction the property on a Saturday in 1933 at 1 p m at the residence, bounded by the road to Boxborough and other land boundaries, containing 100 or less. Apr 18 26 May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleholden
Cambridge
Stow
Boxborough
Jerome
Liam I. Walsh
Sudd
Sudbury
Berlin Road
L. E. Nee
Martin R
Dean
L. E
Esinning
B. Murphy
ElizaeManus
Middlesex South
Liam Hy. Stiles
Briff s Sale Auction of Sudbury land in Marlborough area
Auction notice for the Massachusetts Briff s sale of Eliza Man s Sudbury Middlesex property. The sale on May 1933 describes land bounded by Berlin Road and old Dean land with lakeside sections, tied to a Mesne Process from July 1932, with deed references and title details recorded in Middlesex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D
Sweet
Marlborough
Middlesex
Elizabe
Sudbury
Easter Observances Across Maynard Churches
Easter services filled Maynard churches with sunrise masses at 6 and 10 o clock, pageants at the M E church, baptisms, and cantatas. St George s Episcopal church offered music and special candles while the Russian Orthodox church held midnight rites. Police cleared sidewalks as snow melted and roads dried by weekend.
Easter Dinner Recipe Column by Miss Darling
A home cooking column offers a baked ham with orange slices recipe for six, along with an egg dish and a spinach cheese casserole. It notes Easter as upcoming and invites readers to send cookery questions to Miss Darling for reply by column or letter.
Spring Snow Storm Worst In Many Years
Maynard suffers a severe Easter time snow storm with vehicles stalled and residents shoveling. John Driscoll, superintendent of streets, orders plows out at 3 am Thursday as wind and ice topple awnings and close roads. Wires blown down and damage to storefronts reported. crews work into Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
John Driscoll
Congregational Church
Cliftondale
Macorda Drug Store
Driscoll
Jesus Lives cantata staged at Congregational church
A Easter cantata titled Jesus Lives was presented at the Congregational church in South Acton with tape choir and large chorus directed by Harold A. Merriam. Soloists included Olga Anderson Frances Archer Olga Granberg Ethel Granberg Margaret Larrabee Frank T. Holland and Frank A. Merriam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sound Acton
Congregational Church
Harold A. Merriam
Frances Archer
Olga Anderson
William Stokes
Olga Granberg
Ethel Granberg
Margaret Larrabee
Frank T. Holland
Frank A. Merriam
Calvary
Olga M*nson Anderson
Olga
Ethél Granberg
Jesus
Christ
Bethany
Congregational Church Schedules Services This Week
Rev. Arthur E. Beckett leads a morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 5 45. Evening service follows at 6 30 highlighting a full day of worship activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Massachusetts
L- Thurlow
Erritt, Jr
Church of Newton
Congregational Church
Arthur E. Beckett
Christian Endeavor
Universalist Church Morning Service Schedule
Rev. George H. Wood will lead the morning service on Sunday April 23 at 10 45 a m The church and school sessions begin earlier at 9 30 a m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
George H. Wood
Church
Assabet Institution for Savings to Hold May Meeting
The annual meeting of the members of the Assabet Institution for Savings will be held in Maynard Massachusetts on Monday May 1 1933 at eight oclock P M. for reports election of officers and other business. Per order of the President Howard A Wilson Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
vWeeds Assabet Institution For Savings
Corporation of the Assabet Institution For Savings
Maynard
Massachusetts
Howard A. Wilson
Massive Flooding Bites Deep in Assabet Sudbury Valleys
Flood conditions reach record heights across Marlboro Hudson Westboro Northboro Sudbury Wayland as snowmelt and heavy rain flood farms orchards and meadows. Sudbury Wayland report the worst flooding with railroad beds undermined and multiple roadways under water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet
Sudbury
Marlboro
Hudson
Westboro
Northboro
Wayland
Assabet River
Northavie
Stow
West Acton News Briefs Highlight Local Figures and Events
West Acton recalls Gilbert Graves a cousin of Albert Jenks who lived in town for two years before joining the navy and later heard from his parents in Orlando Florida. The notes mention Ivy poisoning at school, a whist party hosted by Mrs A N Hederstedt, a Boxboro road fire, 3.2 licenses for local dealers, Scarlet Fever recoveries, memorials to Mrs Marion Bradford’s brother, Pauline Mead Easter visit, Mission Circle meeting, maternity ward garment work, and a post-nuptial shower for Pauline Tracy Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibert Graves
Momgbers
Akron
Cy Albert Jenks
Navy
New Jersey
Orlando
Fla
Cuda
Florida
Graves
Buddy Rifford
A. N.hederstedt
Priest
Boxboro
James French
Elsie
Marion Bradford
Newton
Pauline Mead
New York
Hobart Mead
Nashoba Road
Evangeline Hall
S Hobart Mead
William Johnson
South Acton Universalist Church
Nellie Fairbanks
South Acton
Emeson Hospital
Concord
Ernest Cooper
Cooper
Luther Morris
Stougaton
May Breakfast Set by Ladies Union at West Concord Church
May Breakfast under the auspices of the Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church scheduled for Tuesday morning May 3. Andrew Edwardson serves as committee chairman. West Concord note mentions sixth anniversary or event detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nua
Ladies Union
West Concord
Andrew Edwardson
Guests from Boston and Waltham attend Greenoughs gathering
Mrs Lena Foster and a Boston family visited Mr and Mrs Greenough in Cedarwood Waltham. William Edwards of Wal tham joined. Saturday marked Mrs Greenoughs birthday anniversary. Representatives of the Peoples exchange will discuss a system exchanging farm and factory products between country and city without money at an Ae meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Foster
Boston
William Edwards
Waltham
Ernest Greenough
Cedarwood
Greenough
People’s Exchange
Easter Services At First Baptist Church Highlight Resurrection Theme
The Easter services at First Baptist Church were well attended with lilies and ferns from members. The choir and Miss E Sole of Maynard provided music as the pastor preached on The Resurrection. Believer's Baptism concluded the evening with six baptisms, four from one family. Next Sunday pastor Jeffries will discuss Do We Lose or Gain by the Death and Resurrection of Jesus. Roy Kay will lead Sunday evening with What Happened to Jonathan's Sons. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
Fred Mason
Constance Ferris
Leon Whitney
Charles ©. Young
Gladys Anderson
Ruth Fayton
Geraldine Hatch
Betty Ferris
Union
M. E. Church
Mr. May
Becket
Nowlan
Miller
Jefferies
Shepler
Vance
Young Peoples Society
Matthew A. Vance
St. Paul
Dawn Lyon
Ford Lyon
Calvin Whitney
Joseph Marsden
Kenneth Kierstead
James
Edward Allen
Beatrice Jordan
Olivet
Calvary
Jerusalem
Jeruslem
Temple
Mount of Olives
Gethsemane
Gavin A. Taylor
Hazel Hooper
Harlan Gook
William Jones
Howard Weaving
Ralph Jones
Walter Hana
George Lawton
Ralph Smith
Willis Stockbridge
Elmer Cook
Amy Archer
Ruth French
Margaret Murray
Mabel Tobin
Preston Crowell
Maude Gutteridge
Elin Swanson
Mildred Axford
Ethel Carlson
Evelyn Cole
Ruth
First Baptist Church
West Acton
E Sole
Maynard
Christ
Jeffries
Jesus
Roy Kay
Jonathan
Agricultural association to meet in Acton on April 26
Acton’s agricultural association to be held in the town hall on Wednesday evening April 26. The gathering will hear plans for an organized barter system with depots for exchange across several New England communities. Much sympathy goes to Mr and Mrs Tony Soares after the death of their son Monday. Little Dora Mauro, long at Boston Children’s Hospital, returned home Saturday in improved condition. Easter visitors Mr and Mrs Robert Christie of Flushing New York called on Ida Christie in Main Street. Mrs Herbert T Pratt is visiting her mother in Manchester New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Christie
Flushing
N. Y
Ida Christie
Main Street
Herbert T. Pratt
Manchester
N. H
Brilliant social event brings Concord firemen to Easter ball
The Concord Firemen's Relief Association held its Easter Monday concert and dance at the Armory with Edward J. McEnelly's Victor Orchestra. Guests included fire chiefs from nearby towns. The event featured a varied program and lively dancing from 9 to 1, with refreshments and encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seernie
Concord Firemen's Relief Association
Young
Lowell
Concern
Edward J. McEnelly
Victor Recording Orchestra of
Springfield
Estelle
al Strohman
Butler Gilman
Ray Barlow
Lloyd S Hewes
Harry E. Carroll
Richard Hartnett
Dennis S Horne
Robert M Prentiss
John H Wallace
Association
Silas A Bean
Martin F. Mullaney
James J Mara
Land
Harry E Carroll
Child Hit By Automobile In South Sudbury
Five year old Joan Batchelder daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Batchelder State Road was struck by an automobile in front of her home. She suffered body bruises and lacerations and was treated by Dr R B Hooper Maynard then taken to Emerson Hospital Concord where she remains a patient. The Watertown driver stopped and gave his name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sudbury
Joan Batchelder
John T. Batchelder
State Road
R. B. Hooper
Maynard
Emerson Hospital
Concord
Watertown
Quick Work Of Firemen Saves Property
Fire discovery at 2 30 am Tuesday in a wooden storage shed behind Strong and Tracey’s Market on Arlington Street West Acton. Firemen’s rapid response controlled flames with little damage to surrounding brick buildings. rear of Alfred Tracy family home slightly scorched. Barn wear brushed. cars moved to safety. Shed held kerosene and molasses but no explosion occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Strong and Tracey's Market
Arlington Street
Alfred Tracy
George Reed
Acton News Briefs Report Wildlife Sighting and Fire
A resident spotted two plovers a musk rat and two wild ducks at Martin Street. Firefighters battled a blaze Tuesday morning at 3 am in West Acton destroying Tracy and Strong’s barn and damaging a nearby store. origin unknown with no reported clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Street
West Acton
Tracy and Strong
Marlboro Woman's Club to Stage Two Plays Friday
Marlboro Woman's Club will present two plays Friday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall under Morton L. Stevens. Barbara by Jerome K Jerome features Dorothy B. Elderkin Esther Bowman Virginia Curtis and William Adams. Science Please serves as curtain-raiser with Mrs George A Sampson Frederick D Potter Clyde H Merrill and E W Bradley. Tea will follow hosted by Mrs John De Barrett and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro—Club
Marlborough Woman’s Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Morton L. Stevens
Barbara
Jerome K Jerome
Dorothy B. Elderkin
Esther Bowman
Virginia Curtis
William Adams
George A Sampson
Frederick D Potter
Clyde H Merrill
E W Bradley
John Dc Barrett
Judge Webster Thayer Dies at 75 in Boston
Boston April 19 Judge Webster Thayer famed for presiding over the Sacco Vanzetti trial died last night at the University Club in Boston from a cerebral embolism. He was 75 and had faced years of ill health and a guard after his Worcester home was bombed in September. Thayer led the fifth Suffolk Civil Court session on April 13 and had been a noted figure since the Sacco Vanzetti case. The Legislature later compensated his damaged Worcester home with 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Webster Thayer
Sunecco-Vanzetti
University Club
Worcester
Thayer
Judge Thayer
Suffolk County
Green
Law
Massachusetts
Er Court
Samuel W .Mc.Call
Nicolla Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Frederick A. Parmenter
South Braintree Shoe Company
Trinity Church Concord to Host Easter Week Activities
Trinity Church Concord lists Rev S C Dexter and Rev Charles R Peck as clergy. On Sunday April 25 Holy Communion at 8 45 am Church school at 9 30 am Morning prayer at 11 am. Wednesday April 26 Church Aid Society 2 20 pm and an Illustrated Talk on Washington Cathedral by Harry Blondin at 8 pm. A children's play is set for Saturday April 22 at 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Concord
Massachusetts
S.c.dexter
Charles R. Peck
Church Aid Society
Washrington Cathedral
Harry
Sheriff Sale Notice for Bedford Massachusetts Property
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex sheriff sale notice dated April 6 1933 lists auction date May 17 1933 at 1 PM in Cambridge for parcels in Bedford Middlesex County from J N Frost plan dating April 1913. Describes Lots 22 23 83 34 24 32 with boundaries along State Road proposed streets and protections for a narrow road strip granted to the Commonwealth. Includes unpaid taxes and municipal liens and notes encumbrances of record. Deputy Sheriff Herbert C Blackmer. Dates Apr 19 26 May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Cambridge
Middlesex
Tittenant
Victor G. Crowe
Bedford
Middlesex County
Lexington Park
J. N. Frost
Middlesex South District
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Herbert C. Blackmer
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Ian
Middlesex Institution
J. W Ballou
Asst
Alth of
Briff’s Sale
Briff's
Alth
Hilda L. Kotila
Maynard, Mass
Aynard
Creighton
K S. Binks
4Es Irwin
Brs
Dorothy Alving
Fred ‘Harris
Howard Whitney
Harvey ‘Priest
Albert ‘Foster
Forrest Nelson
Jeanette Drechsler
Florence Hastings
Dorothy Burnham
Walter Denniston
Russell Naylor
Roy Gray
Adelaide Sims
Helen Amthcliffe
Alan Palmer
Willian
Johnston
Hért Doel
Arehné MacPierson
Lizzie Hooper
Bertha Carmichael
Blanche Marsden
Harold Taylor
Edith Laubenstein
Ethel Lovely
Sullivan
Tuckerman
Palestrina
Worgan
Laurens
Kingman
Carolyn
John E. Garrett
Bryant ST. Malden, Mass
Malden
Healfheen
Beechil Darlin
Renecreh
Consoli
Jean
Corporation of
Tha
Arthur Bordeau
The
Marlboro Fish and Game Association
Berlin
Stirrup
Fort Meadow
Sudbury-Wayland
Southern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Framingham
Pellham Island
Sudbury River
Pellham Pond
North
Sherman
Hom
Doreen Jeffries
North Adams
Elsie Jeffries
Howard Tracy
Winona Rebekah Lodge
A J Torsleff
Pauline Tracy Jones
Rachel Haynes
State Armory
Acton
Sheriff's Sale
Middlesex, Ss
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