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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1935
Page
7
Foreclosure listing indicates affiliated bank connections with the Springfield entity and Olt Associates owning stock in Con Bank. The control appears through corporate relations and ownership without deposits or other affiliations noted.
Public foreclosure of a large Acton farm and adjoining parcels in Middlesex County Massachusetts described in detail, with paths, walls and landmarks, including 116 acres and additional 28 acre tract. The sale occurs May 10 1935 at 3 30 PM and 4 PM respectively with deposits required and prior mortgages noted.
Mortgagee sale announced for 3 o clock P M on May 10 1935 of the Concord property tied to Daniel J O Brien and Alice M O Brien The land lies in Middlesex County bounded by Lang Street Kennedy and Lang Street shown as lot O on Lang Estate plan 289 plan 46 with title references to Olaf Westby deed and restrictions of record taxes unpaid and municipal claims to be addressed by the purchaser
A Concord observance featured a parade with veterans groups and local units moving from Walden Street to the Old North Bridge, with remarks by H Whitemore Brown and Lieut. James J. Mullen. The day continued with the Antiquarian Society hosting tea and exhibits at the Antiquarian House on Lexington road.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court petitions by Herbert B Hosmer as administrator of the estate alleges Arthur D Hosmer misappropriated over ten thousand dollars and other property. Banks are in possession of funds that were originally estate property and a constructive trust or lien is requested to satisfy amounts due.
A Concord pageant portraying biblical figures at Concord Churches featured Zacchaeus and Patricia with their son’s crucifixion beside Jesus. James Naylor filled in for ill lead actor Norman Lehrer. Trinity and St Bernard’s held Easter services with special hymns and choir performances, including Bach and Aichinger compositions.
Rev. Alfred W. Stone delivered the final sermon in a Lenten series at West Concord Union Church on Easter morning. The theme was Christ and the Soul Immortal, exploring death, the grave, and life as part of the Easter observance.
The Church School presented an Easter pageant directed by Lillian F. Miner with Miriam Denness Cooper’s mystery score. Cast included Hilda Torstensen as the Angel, Lavinia Willis as Mary, Eunice Miller as Mary Magdalene, and Robert Carter as the Son of Joseph, with organ and violin numbers from Handel Rossini and Gruber. Attendance records for Lenten observance were announced by George C. Manter.
A demonstration class by students of the Longy School of Music was held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Horace D. H. Williams on Monument Street in Cambridge. Miss Minna Franziska Hall directed the session. Mrs. F Winchester Denic of Lincoln chaired the committee. Tea followed the demonstration.
Sudbury High outlines the 1985 baseball schedule with games at Cambridge Newton Southboro Wayland Acton Wayside Inn Newton Sudbury Weston Beacon and Cam bridge. The senior class will present the play Digging Up the Dirt on April 26 at eight o'clock with a large cast including Kenneth Andrews David Liebman William Loomis Chester Carson Prof. Roger Halleck Robert MacManne Sheriff Carson Harold McMurtry Jose Androm as Fred Trotst Aunt Miriam Eggles Ruth Gotherg Betty Sherman Evelyn Fleming and Isobel Provan plus extra students Eva Myers Parker Bartlett Ralph Stone Harrison Bennett Donald Bowry Doris Way.
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