Farm Association Lawyer Returns From Springfield
Concord Massachusetts farm loan officials report Waldo Noyes of Boston, attorney for the National Farm Loan Association, just back from a two day conference at the Federal Land Bank in Springfield. Fifteen other Massachusetts and Maine attorneys attended to discuss procedures and improvements in long term mortgage credit services for farmers.
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Concord
Sean A. Wetherbes
National Farm Loan Association of Concord
Waldo Noyes
Boston
Association
Federal Land Bank of
Springfield
Maine
Wetherbee
Massachusetts
Concord Notices From Town Meetings And Local Events
Concord reports a Troop 33 Boy Scouts meeting at O Harvey Wheeler School May 3 at 7 30 led by Scoutmaster John Halliday. The Concord Board of Selectmen plans a Monday meeting at 7 30 with Chairman Krist Andersen presiding. A First Church lesson titled Probation After Death was read last Sunday. St Jude services at St Bernard’s Church next Tuesday at 7 30 followed by benediction. Fire Chief Henry E B Tuttle attended the Massachusetts Fire Chiefs Association meeting. Public schools resumed classes last Monday after spring vacation. Dr Raymond Willard, formerly of Concord High School, and his family now at 92 Main Street. Mrs Nathan Grier Parke of Spencer Brook expected minor surgery at Emerson Hospital. Col Herbert Spencer of Texas is building a new home near Rep Harold Tompkins on Lowell Road. Troop 43 West Concord Boy Scouts meet Tuesdays at 7 at Our Lady Help of Christians rectory.
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West Concord
O’ Harvey Wheeler School
John Halliday
Herbert Spencer
Texas
Norman C. Spencer
Lowell Road
Concord
Harold Tompkins
West Corecord Boy Scouts
John H. Duston
Our Lady. Help of Christians Church
West
Concord Municipal Light Plant Raises Rates May 1
The Concord Municipal Light Plant increases electric rates about 10 percent starting May 1 due to higher operation costs, materials, and fuel. The Light Board chaired by A Page Browne says existing revenues no longer cover poles transformers meters and other equipment for new homes commercial needs and future appliances. Residents face changes in residential A-1 and A-2 commercial E industrial E commercial water heating D and off peak pumping E rates.
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Concord
Concord Municipal Light Plant
Municipal Light
A. Page Browne
Entérprise
Light Board
Ralph,Hemenway
John 3
Buttrick
New England
Bedford Obituary for Edson Perkins Contractor and Town Official
Funeral services were held for Edson Perkins 81 of 42 Great Road Bedford. He was born January 1 1867 in Jackson New Hampshire and lived much of his life as a contractor and town official serving as selectman and building inspector. His wife Viola Hayes died in 1920 and he resided with sister Mildred Arnold. He leaves two sisters two brothers nephews and nieces. Perkins was a member of the Thomas Talbot AF and AM lodge of Masons.
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Bedford
Christi Foy
Viola Hayes
Mildred P. Arnold
Great Road
Arnold
Arthur Tratt
Broshers
Alvah Perkins
Whitefield
N. H
Adelbert H. Perkins
Ernest ‘M. Perkins
Bedford Post Office to Be Enlarged and Ren renovated
The Bedford Post Office is being enlarged and renovated to handle growing mail volume from the Bedford Army Air Base veteran groups Maryknoll Maryvale Seminary St Theresa Convent and other local establishments. Acting Postmaster John McKenna and staff Const ance Poleo Ann McGann and Esther Sullivan oversee operations as work tears partitions to form a single large post office area. Rural carrier Howard F. Davis serves the area.
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Bedford
Bedford Post Office
Harry Waite
Lilverman
Barber Anunzio. Agrillo
Lincoln E. Currier
Waite
Bedford Ai
U. S. Veteran's Administration
Mary Knoll
Maryvale Seminary
St. Theresa’s Convent
Llewsac Lodge
Frances. E. Willard
John McKenna
Contance Poleo
Ann McGann
Esther Sullivan
Howard F. Davis
Lincoln Girl Leaves to Join Friends in Ger
Concord Miss Virginia Cullen daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley H Cullen of South Great Road Lincoln left on Sunday for New York on her way to Frankfurt Germany where she will work with the Army Civilian office. Two of her friends Miss Maxy and Miss Bette Kennedy are already in similar work in Germany. Miss Cullen was or a party prior to her departure by members of the Young People's Society of St Anne's Episcopal Church.
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Concord
Virginia Cullen
Stanley HH. Cullen
South Great ‘Road
Lincoln
New York
Frankfurt
Germany
Army
Maxy
Bette Kennedy
Cullen
Young People’s Society of St
Salvation Army drive postponed to September townwide decision
The Salvation Army drive has been postponed until September due to many worthy causes. The committee is grateful for numerous contributions already received and will not solicit these donors again while the drive is on hold.
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Stow
Salvation Army
Bedford News Briefs Include Local Vacation Visitor and Missionary Circle Outing
Dorothy Perkins visits Hartford street home during vacation from Bridgewater State Teachers College. Twenty seven members of the Missionary Rosary Circle attended a Communion Breakfast at the Mill House in Chelmsford last Sunday with Rev. William E. Kerrigan and two nuns from St. Theresa's Convent. one nun spoke on life at the leper colony in the British West Indies. The Bedford Grange traveled to Jennington on April 28 to visit Lexington and will go to Heatham Grange on May 3 to visit neighboring Granges.
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Dorothy Perkins
Ros‘ery
Chelmsford
Mill House
William E. Kerrigan
St. Michael’s Church
St. Theresa’s
British West Indies
Bedford Grange
Jenington
Lexington
Ham
Feitham Grange
Over 200 Attend Acton Poultry Meeting
More than 200 poultry men feedmen and field men gathered despite a heavy storm on April 14 in Acton to hear disease expert Ray Grandone discuss poultry health and sanitation. A color film from Whitmeyer Laboratories illustrated changes in sick chickens and turkeys as Grandone commented, closing with audience questions. This was Middlesex County Poultry Association’s final meeting of the season.
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Concord
Middlesex
County Pe Association
Acton
Whitmeyer Laboratories
Ray Grandone
New England
Concord Board of Trade launches Streets Clean campaign
A Concord Enterprise letter reports a Mercantile Committee meeting at the Colonial Inn where the Concord Board of Trade unanimously approved a Keen the Streets Clean in Concord campaign. Officials promised extra receptacles and citizen cooperation to keep trash off sidewalks, praising Historic Concord.
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Rudolph W. Currier
Concord Enterprise
Concord
Massachusetts
Mr. Currier
Mercantile Committee
Concord Board. of Trade
Colonial Inn
Asprih
The
Ion
America
Concord Board of Trade
William F. Kussin
Local Notices and Neighborhood Drafts Reported
The fragment notes a librarian and library vacancies with Mrs Geaney and Mrs Fitchdale Avenue, and a fire place draft with noises reported. It mentions Miss Jean Qua visiting Foss in Sou, Mr and Mrs Ken at 120 Great Road after months in Ocala, and Blakes managing Manse with a Greg plan to open soon.
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Fitchdale
Jean Qua
By Foss
Sou
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