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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1940
Page
7
Public notice dated December 11 18 24 announces adoption of the Nadogat s Electrical Code with American Standards Association approval on August 1 1940. The document references the Bastion and mentions Concord along with a request for clarifications and copies available by request.
A probate record dated November twenty seventh year of one thousand nine hundred forty lists executrix Neban, with John C. Leggat acting as Rs quire, at Tudge of add Heart. Loring P. Jordan, Register. Notices appear December 4, 11, and 18.
In Maynard Massachusetts probate court accepts a document claimed as the will of Agnes Howe late of Maynard County deceased. The petitioner For rest KX Howe requests appointment as executor without bond. Objections may be filed by December 4 1840 with witness John C Leggat First Judge of the Court.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court records list heirs and trainees in the estate of Miller Jate, deceased. First Judge presiding, Loring P. Jordan, Register. Dated November 1940 and December 4 11.
The Concord Rod and Gun club will meet on Wednesday evening December 8 at the Colonial room of Raw and Johnson's restaurant in West Concord for its annual dinner and election. Members are urged to confirm attendance and plan for the next meeting to discuss charter member inauguration. The note mentions a ban on ice fishing near Warner's pond but lacks clear context.
At Sudbury Grange, officers were elected including Master James Ogils, lecturer Davis, chaplain Davis, steward Feckersell, assistant steward Oliver, gatekeeper Richaut, Pomona Garfield, secretary Tallant, and executive committee members. Third and fourth degrees were conferred, Eva Bowker played piano, and refreshments followed.
Fragmentary lines touch on taste as a lasting force, its growth, and a reverent stance toward the ground. The text references Ruskin and suggests a hands on, mouth oriented astonishment from feet to ground.
A fragmentary Christmas scene centers on Marie and Pierre beside a pawn shop and a violin as Santa Claus nears. The distressed pair recall past promises while a desk sergeant, a station, and a fated等待 appear amid the tense atmosphere and fading cheer.
Fragmentary verse about the night expiring with repeated lines and distorted words. Mentions fireside stands and a repeating theme of the night ending. Contains unclear phrases and garbled text, making it hard to derive a coherent narrative or identifiable figures.
A fragment evokes Bethlehem on a hill near Jeru salem as a city famous for its fatness and friendly streets. It notes many Christians in Bethlehem and shepherds on the hillsides watching under bright stars.
A fragment outlines Republican activities and future plans with Mrs Wilbur and Margaret Martin. It mentions committee members Mrs Roger Newell Bearbara Heath Jesse Christofferson and Margaret and Leslie Lergen. The text notes enjoyable games prizes and a Christmas party wrap up.
Mrs Henry Webster and Mrs Webster Cutting, officers of the Sudbury Woman's Club, attend the Seventh District conference in West Boylston. The Sudbury Red Cross chapter aims for a quick setback on a planned project as local activities and visits are noted.
A fragmented quotation attributed to R. L. Stevenson contemplates dispelling darkness and shadows as a response to unhappy hearts. The text shows incomplete phrasing and scattered ideas without a clear narrative.
Advertises solid maple breakfast set with end leaves and doll porches for children aged 3 to 5. Notes quality finishes, metal locks, available lamination options and functional wheels. Urges quick purchase with mentions of linoleum products and limited quantities.
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