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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1932
Page
6
The Marlboro Massachusetts weekly Enterprise lists publication details and mailing information. It includes notes on post office classification, subscription costs, and mailing addresses for orders and notices.
The article notes that about 36,000 homes in the United States, two thirds of the total, are wired for electricity and that over two thirds of the population benefits from electric power. It highlights the privately owned American electric industry’s rapid growth, its impact on domestic life, and the anticipated future role of electrification in households and farm work.
The Bank Commissioner filed a motion to hold McKnight and others in contempt over alleged misconduct tied to $5000 in aids for Antonio Prancini related public school contracts. Attorney Joseph G Bryer represents the bank. Judge Freder Field to hear the motion tomorrow. A preliminary equity report by Charles W Blood seeks to hold McKnight, his wife, and bank directors liable for the bank's losses.
Hudson Alexander Bruen age 59, longtime Hudson resident of 20 years, died yesterday forenoon at his Main Street home. He came from Cambridge after seven years there, born in his native land. Survived by wife Emma and two sons We and George H and a daughter Mrs. ms of Stow. Funeral from his home at 2 o'clock led by Rev. rector of St. Church. Burial in Brookside cemetery.
Thousands are expected in Lawrence this week for the State Department of the American Legion convention at the Warner Theatre. Guests from Washington Boston and local delegates will open the sessions with Lt Commander Stephen Garrity of Lowell slated to preside. A parade and debates over bonus pensions and retirement acts will accompany the deliberations broadcast on WBZ.
From Monte Carlo a trip to La Turbie reveals the famed Roman road to Arles. The fragmentary monument stands as Augustus’s trophy on the Aurelian Way, once a beacon of Roman power. Local villagers used its stones in homes built nearby.
There are many lovely materials that adapt themselves admirably to this model as flat crepe silk in plain or print crinkle crepe silk silk pique sheer tweed linen dotted ba tiste and flowered or dotted voilé.
Two regional groups in New England diverged on prospects for recovery. Group one noted rising factory activity and full schedules, while group two predicted only a temporary uptick with lasting weakness. Experts cited August as a turning point for employment and industry.
The West Acton Woman's Club Thrift Committee reveals a planned season starting with a Progressive Luncheon on September 28 at 1 PM hosted by Mrs Arthur and Mrs John Hear Webster Blatchard of Windsor Avenue. A post luncheon card party and supper follow, with a light program slated for October 30. organizers anticipate worthwhile activities ahead.
In Gloucester Harbor Captain Mosquita recalls swordfishing’s harsh past and the modern chase. A aboard crew watches for the telltale fin then harpoons a massive swordfish, the buoy marking the catch as boats remain at sea for weeks, with fish iced and ready for market.
Unemployed residents from Glinton, Boylston, West Boylston and Sterling may fish without a fee for bass, pickerel and perch at Wachusett Reservoir. Special permits were granted by the Metropolitan District Commission, which reported 200 unemployed and available. Betty Gow, nursemaid to the Lindbergh baby, returned to the British Isles aboard the Mauretania. She avoided comment on the Lindbergh case.
The reorganized third congressional district covers four cities and 52 towns across Worcester Hampden Middlesex counties and beyond. It lists communities including Marlborough AshbyBoxborough Framingham Hudson Maynard Pepperell Shirley Sudbury and Stow with candidates Charles McCarthy and Joseph Sassaville.
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