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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1938

Page

7

Water Commission Bids for West and South District Project

The West and South Water District of Acton Massachusetts invites bids for a contract estimated at 44000 dollars. Deposits and bonds are required, with a 100 percent performance bond and a 6 percent minimum bidsecurity. Bids may be opened after a 30 day bidding period with documents available at specified offices.

Pengine Capeapie Agrtenances Mass Emt 'S Letters Corp Chauncyston, Mass Board of Water Commission West and South Water Biot Acton Pidder Massachusetts Jon Ig Hissioner of Labor Indus- Commonwealth of Maeaaches Bignedj Walton. Whitcomb George E. Clapp

Lost Deposit Bond Notice Appears Cited

Deposit Bond No. 87368 is reported lost as payment stopped. Middlesex Institution for Law by J. W. Balion Assistant Treasurer Mass March 30, 1938.

Lawie Middlesex Institution For Lavby J. W. Balion Asst Treas Mass Mer

Local meeting notes mention A Dent and A Champagne

Fragmentary OCR lists officials including A Dent as secretary and A Champagne as a participant. Mentions a first basement for stock and names A McGrath as chairman. No clear event date or location provided.

Trick A. McGrath Hald A. Dent Arthur R. Champagne

Court Citation Notice From November 1938 Proceedings

The fragment references a court citation requiring an appearance before a specified judge or court. It notes the return day as the twenty sixth of November in 1938 and mentions a register name PP Jordan. It reads as a formal summons urging response by that date.

Jordan

Massachusetts Probate Notice of Estate in Acton County

A petition alleges Mary Chaplin of Acton in Norton County is named intimi tratrix of the estate of ff mn Chaplin. Interested parties may object in writing. appearance required at the court on December 16, 1988. Witness John Lepget, Justice of the Peace, November 23, 1938. Loring P Jordan Registrar. Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14.

Gérdons Chaplin Tate Acton Mary Chaplin Nortore John ‘C. Lepget Besquire Loring P Jordan Regintar

Lost Book Notice from Concord Massachusetts 1938

A foreclosure style notice states Deposit Book No. 41 was kept and payment stopped. The Madieex Institution for Savings announces authority by J. W. Batton assistant treasurer. Concord Massachusetts dates November 30 1938 December 7 14 Ba.

J. W. Batton Asst Treas Concord iMass

Lost Deposit Book No 2 Notice

Notice states a deposit book number 2 has been lost and payment on savings is stopped. Issued by J W Ballou assistant treasurer of Concord dated March November 1938.

Fotice Middlesex J. W. Ballou Asat Treas Concord Mars

Probate Court Admits Administratrix for Estate

Notice from the Probate Court of Middlesex County announces that the administratrix of a named estate has filed to the court. The document invites interested persons to respond and participate in proceedings as required by law.

Massachiset Midesex

Acton community notes on car collision and Troop events

Automotive crash at F Road end near West Acton involved Wesley Charier Charter nhad and others with vehicles damaged and towed. Acton Center Troop meetings discussed leadership changes, upcoming World’s Fair prep, cabin repairs, and fundraising needs. Acton Lodge 100F to start monthly programs on first and third Mondays with educational events and refreshments.

Wesley Charier Nhad West Acton Arlington Street Foley Acton Center Rob Rt ‘Hall South Acton Thomas Wetman Edward Boutilier iLeom- Meter Wan Paulkner Hill Haseen Theron’ Lowden Lowden Acton Lodge Andrew J. Torgleff N. G Odd Fellows

Local team fields strong lineup for upcoming season

The club announces captain Joe Columbo and a deep roster including Tony Larkin Vic Milewski Lon Columbo and regu lars plus newcomers Vin Labo Wiez Tauno Torpos Prigara Bennie Sokolowski and Co Lace Whig The squad is outfitted with gold trim jerseys and aims to be the most balanced quintet in town ahead of the Fram nzham tournament semifinal officiating controversy noted.

Pectin Peate Joe Columbo Tony “Larkin Worgoal Lon Columbo Vic Milewski Vin Labo wWiez Northeastern University Tauno Torpos Tauno Tauno ’ Prigara, Both, Former M. H. and Tarmo Stars, Bennie Sokolowski Tarmo

Townsends Request for Probate of Will in Maynard

A petition has been presented in Cambridge probate court seeking probate of a document claimed as the will of Benjamin F. Townsend late of Maynard. Louisa Pewnsend of Maynard is named executrix without bond. Objecting parties must appear in court by December 23, 1928.

Girls Soccer Season Opens Amid Coaching Gaps

The report notes a difficult start to the season as a depleted coach staff left the team to rely on leadership from Captain May and team members. Dorothy Hansen led scoring with three goals, while Sarvells and Crowe contributed. The Maynard Seconds posted wins over Astana and Acton, lost to Weston, and tied Shrewsbury and Weston with mixed results.

Geome Pedambint Odie Mung Ag Astana Acton Weston Alumni iSoncord Shrewsbury

Spin Hockey Warm Spell Prompts Winter Prep in Maynard

Townspeople read chatter about the upcoming winter season as the team tightens up practices. Players like arty DeVol and the squad await the next cold spell to shift to on ice action under AAU supervision.

Maynard WAC Arty DéeVol Edstons

Townspeople Share Supper and Recognition Evening

A Wednesday supper event hosted by Willian RB. Davidson and associates featured Latinos in attendance. The gathering included remarks on ongoing work to advance world fairs with a vivid description of efforts by speakers Sechent trek ard Burches and Massa chusetts figures.

Willian RB. Davison Seveat MicAitteer Massachusetts Sechent Trek Ard Burches

Birth of First Child for Local Couple at Woodstock

Announced by the family of B Philip Lowden of Woodstock New Hampshire the couple Mr and Mrs Lowden welcomed a seven pound twelve ounce daughter. Rehearsal at the Universalist Church will be hosted at the home of Mrs Bertlin Lowden Main Street led by Mrs Frank S S Deaton organist and choir director.

Tha ¢Ghott Universalist Church Bertlin Lowden Main Street Frank F. Deaton B. Philip + Lowden Woodstock N. H

Thanksgiving Travel Through Snow To Unity Maine

Mr. George K. Hayward and family traveled from South Acton to Unity Maine for Thanksgiving. A blinding snow storm near Portsmouth New Hampshire slowed them, delaying arrival until 4 am Thursday. They later enjoyed ice fishing and a warm reunion before returning home Tuesday. Friends nominate them for membership in The Tall Story Club.

South Acton End George K. Hayward Lucille Malcolm Fullenton Unity Maine

Universal Bible Sunday at West Acton Church

Rev Arthur H Wilde pastor leads Universal Bible Sunday at West Acton Church. Parishioners to bring old and new Bibles for display in front of the pulpit. Deacons oversee the ride. Sermon titled The Power of the Book. Services at 10 45 am and 7 pm. Young people's choir to sing in morning service.

West Acton Arthur H. Wilde

Gift Department At Fashion Shop Opens At May Hall

The Fashion Shop presents a new gift department at 6 Main St May Hall featuring home items and novelty gifts. Early shoppers are urged to visit for best selection and prices.

Main St Mayhall Ativ

If His Town Is Good Enough to Attice a Living

A compact, folksy line argues a town’s suitability to support a livelihood. The text emphasizes local viability and value of staying in one’s home area as a measure of comfort and practicality. The author hints at pride in local life and economic self sufficiency.

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