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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
9
Ang Moro and friends plan a golden wedding anniversary for the Rev Powers and his wife at Randolph. The Rev Powers served as pastor from 1862 and helped establish a Pilist faith church edifice. Marlboro residents invite friends to attend the anniversary as a community memory of his efforts and service.
A notice states McGill son of Mr and Mrs McGill is severing his duties in Natick and this city to take a position with the York Times. He plans to return in the first week with a new assignment.
Wednesday August 19 field day at Stevens Playground features a 2 PM start with drills, races, Maypole Dance and games for boys and girls. Miss Alice Ryan and Mrs. Dorothy Elderkin lead. Nellie Brigham handles grab bag. students sell candy, fancywork, and homemade items. Kiwanis Club invited. evening benefit ball game planned.
Archibald Gilliatt a 10 year old of 286 Lakeside avenue Marlboro is treated at Marlboro hospital for a fracture of the left leg near the hip after being struck by a Buffalo New York woman driving a car on Lakeside avenue yesterday afternoon. He was with his uncle James Gilliatt of Melrose when the accident happened and was brought to Dr. C W Davis by a passing motorist. The left front fender struck him before he tumbled to the ground as the car at moderate speed reportedly crossed the street in front of him. Witnesses say every effort was made to avoid the collision. Mr and Mrs William H Downey and Miss Anna Hyde have written to this city one arrived safely in Paris France.
Department of Commerce data show a surge in zoned municipalities from 48 in September 1921 to 366 by July 1 this year, with over 26 million residents in zoned areas. Large cities like Denver Hartford and New Bedford lead, and new laws expand zoning in Arizona Idaho Maine New Hampshire and Utah.
Joseph Fennell works on the New Junior High project. James Forrest vacationing at Lake Boon. Miss Anne Long returns from Salisbury Beach. George Dolan ends second week at Revere Beach. Fire engine company man in Marlboro reviews trucks. William Welden family vacationing in Kingston Nova Scotia. Mrs M T Burke recovers from illness. Mrs Margaret Carney Fernald home after England and Ireland trip. Miss Marjorie Goad visiting Brooklyn with father. Harry Butler takes job at Diamond F factory. Miss Marion Dean on vacation. Cards from Thomas Byrne and Charles Murphy in Italy. Mr and Mrs J F J Otterson leave for South Yarmouth for two weeks. Miss Alice Monette returns from Salem visit. Mrs O Grady injured in car crash returns home from Marlboro hospital. Mrs PD O Connell remains in hospital with broken ankle.
Belle M. Vaughan is named administratrix of the estate of Arthur M. Vaughan late of Acton Middlesex County deceased intestate. She asks all creditors to present claims and all debtors to pay estates obligations to Admx at Nyala Farm West Acton Massachusetts. August 8 1925 August 12 19 26
Public auction to be held September 4 1925 at four o clock in the afternoon for sale of all premises described in the mortgage deed to Marlborough Sav ings Bank of Marlborough Massachusetts. Includes five parcels at Nine Acre Corner Concord and surrounding lands with easements, road rights and references to prior deeds and title conditions. Also notice from Middlesex County Commissioners about discontinuing Fairhaven Road for public rights of way.
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of Eleanor Borden Crooker of Acton to show cause why Ralph Crocker should not receive letters of administration without bond. A hearing is set for August 17 1935 at Cambridge Court, with weekly notices required in the Acton Enterprise.
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