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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1934
Page
5
Lost deposit book for Middlesex Institution noted by J. W. Ballon assistant mass. The notice cites dates April 16 1934 and publication on April 18 25 and May 2. Distribution includes payment reference and lost book details.
A legal notice fragment references Middlesex Institution and an official D W Ballou as assistant. The dates shown are April 18 and 25, 1934, with May listed but not specified. The incomplete text suggests a court or administrative posting regarding proceedings or notices.
Law notice states Deposit Book No. has been lost with payment by J. W. Ballou asst. for Middlesex Institution. The fragment indicates an official record concerning a financial instrument or account entry and a search or notification of loss.
H F Smith treasurer reports deposits and dates April 11 1934 April 18 and April 26 for the Middlesex Institution. The entry records financial activity tied to the institution and the deposit book.
Payment by H. F. Smith treasurer for Middlesex Institution confirms the loss of Deposit Book No. Mass. 1934. The notice appears in the law notices section indicating the missing instrument and requesting actions per applicable procedures.
In Acton Massachusetts a probate court citation calls heirs at law and all interested persons to appear for a hearing on a petition to grant administration of Ellen late of Acton deceased to Annie A. of Acton without bond. Court set for March 27 1934 at 10 00 a m. Public notice to be published for three consecutive weeks in the Acton Enterprise. John C. Legget First Judge.
The court cites Rex xs heirs at law and other interested persons that a certain instrument is claimed to be the last will of Walter E Piper. Alice O Piper has letters testamentary and a bond is not shown. The issue is to show cause why the will should not be admitted and be published for three consecutive days. The citation is to be mailed to interested parties and posted at the court. The hearing is set for April 4 1934 in Mid County. John C Leggat Eas t Judge. Register P JORDAN. Apr 18 26 May 2.
The board will hold a meeting at seven o clock at Creighton’s Block. J McCarron chairs the session with A Lent assisting for licenses or permits. Presented at that time details pending.
South Acton items note Miss Vila's rare humorous performances. Next Sunday evening Rev EBH Carritt leads parishioners to Shigey for Henry Rose illustrated lecture. Mr and Mrs Henry Gibbs return from Cape Cod summer home visit.
Recipes include carrot and turnip with lemon beef sauce, rhubarb jelly in a ring mold, asparagus with mushroom sauce, cauliflower mousse with pimiento and gelatin, and rhubarb tapioca. Instructions cite Electrolux refrigerator use, serving tips, and variations for cost.
In Southboro the party primary saw minimal turnout with 57 votes cast. Alfred W. Howes defeated Charles A. McDonald 29 to 12 for Democratic delegate to the state convention, while Francis E.B. Cassidy of Webster won 25 votes for Democratic state committee in the fourth Worcester district. The Democratic town committee nominees include Charles A. McDonald, Charles F. McNeil, John J. Wilamer, James Giffin, Henry Baker, Alfred Howes, and others.
A charity event at St. Bridget's parish hall, Kilmer Circle, supports Joyce Kilmer Camp vacation programs. Parish children and others will attend this annual drive to raise funds for the camp at Scituate.
Mr Nugent and John Ferreira of Hudson join the radio service business as naval reserve radiomen. Tests establish low power links among Maine New Hampshire Northern New York City and Nantucket stations. Ferreira graduates Hudson High School and Massachusetts Radio School and operates station W1EKB. Nugent trained in radio wireless at the Eastern Radio Institute and has shipboard and shore station experience at the Boston Navy Yard.
The Marlboro Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose installed their newly elected officers last night in Moose hall. Cusistian Thygeson, Past Dictator, acted as installing officer, and Curt Banke served as his assistant.
Pinnwall and Lavallee served as trustees. Frank J. Labelle District Supervisor spoke about Mooseheart and its upcoming graduation of 161 toys for girls from high school. Delegations led by Paul Wicktan and Franklin Cooper attended with Mary Noble and Mrs. Frank J. Labelle among the Moose women. A buffet lunch followed, prepared by John J. Gaynor’s committee, as DiBuono's orchestra played installation marches and dancing.
An old tin shop once run by A. D. Holt at the junction was demolished. Volunteers level the site as a neighborhood improvement proceeds. A Maynard Cooperative Club whist party is planned at the United Cooperative building next Monday night. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Werila Sunday. both mother and child are well.
Miss Helen V Cash and Lusco, both of Marlboro City, are referenced in a short social notice or obituary item noting their association as residents of the city.
A penny sale to benefit the Legion Home at Church Street will be held tomorrow night at the Legion Home. Prizes include permanent wave, milk, groceries, clothing, home wares, and many other items. committee members are listed in the notice.
Notable packages for express shipment will be accepted at the Western Union telegraph office or picked up on request by messengers. The joint announcement was made today by Morse, agent of Railway Express and the local manager of the company. The two firms recently joined to improve service.
Members of the cast of "Let's Get Married" will attend a banquet tonight at Red Top Inn. The drama was staged twice at St. Anne's church under the Children of Mary Society. Attending are Miss Violet Troiia, Miss Albina Braica, Miss Margaret Lombardi.
A partial OCR captures a list including Cofelice, Miss Josephine Du Mico, Miss Josephine, Miss Margaret Lombardi, Miss Nicholas Riccuiti, Frank and Fred Lawrence. No attached event or context is provided.
Marlboro Deputy Temple of Upton will visit Marlboro Grange tonight to inspect lodge work. Worthy Master Frank er will preside and the third and fourth degrees will be concluded. A supper will be served by Mr and Mrs J Aubrey Marshall and their assistants.
A brush fire of threatening nature broke out shortly before 6 last night on the Maynard and Gun Club grounds on Icehouse Road in the Lake Boon section. A discarded lighted cigarette butt is said to have caused the blaze which swept through over two acres of thick brush, with high winds raising fears for the nearby clubhouse. Firefighters prevented the flames from spreading toward the structure.
A simple home treatment claims rapid relief without injections. The note describes easing pain and fatigue while allowing the patient to stay active and recover from illness.
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