William Tufte Hosts Overnight House Gathering
William Tufte entertained friends at an inter-house event at 1 o clock a m with Herbert J. Atkinson present and sharing food.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1934
Page
7
William Tufte entertained friends at an inter-house event at 1 o clock a m with Herbert J. Atkinson present and sharing food.
Acton Om Thursday members and friends of Congregational Church met in the dining room for a function served by Mrs George Lo Albert Clifford as chair. Following the annual meeting officers and committee were elected including Mrs Jennie K Puttle , Walter Cook, senior Frank Merriam, junior Craig Sweet, Harriet Barker deaconess, and Olea Sunday school assistant. The gathering noted a reputation that is enough to insure steady progress.
Sunday evening a play will be given by a group of the young Mrs Avis Howe president of the Weat Acton Woman's Club and Mrs Howard Billings attended the President's Day at Pepperell last Thursday supper will be held by the Ladies' Circle at 6.30 pm At 7.46 the Acton Center Players will present Squaring it with the Bose.
Lawrence leads with a 4.40 pace followed by Waltham 4.30 Arlington 4.00 and Riverett 0.55 4.70 Medford Leominster and Lynn Classical around 3.4 to 3.0. Gloucester Malden Catholic Rindge Tech and others show 2.89 to 3.36 with Somerville Quincy Natick and Ipswich also listed.
The passage reflects a dated view that for most of the last century only upper and middle classes were articulate while the masses remained silent. It contrasts social strata and laments perceived communication gaps among different groups.
The Ladies Aid will hold an all day sewing meeting on Thursday December 13 with Mrs. F. Morton. Memorial Church choir provides special music for Christmas Sunday December 23. A Christmas play Peace I Give Unto You by Dorothy Clark Wilson is planned for Friday December 20. Fred A Noyes retires after 30 years as rural mail carrier and the South Sudbury route is discontinued.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings executes a power of sale on a 1930 mortgage to sell a Concord parcel, lot 12, bounded by Highland Street Shattuck land and lot 1, plan 98. The sale is at public auction at 3 PM on January 7 1985, subject to prior mortgage and unpaid taxes and municipal liens.
Mortgagee announces sale of land and buildings in Concord at public auction on January 7, 1926, at 1:30 PM. Property bounds include Belknap Street and land once owned by Nathan W. Brooks. First mortgage for 2200 held by Middlesex Institution for Savings. sale requires 100 cash with balance in 15 days. Henry F. Smith, Treasurer. Dec 8, 1984.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court hears a petition by Herbert B. Hosmer as administrator of Ella S. Hosmer’s estate. It alleges Arthur D. Hosmer formerly served as administrator and wrongfully took over $10,000 plus other property, failing to deliver or account. The case seeks appropriate relief and orders within twenty one days. Witness John C. Esquire, First Judge of the court.
Funeral services for Frank Zabeth Taylor who died Monday afternoon at 75 were conducted by Rev. i cor. ’ritt of the Acton Universalist church at 2 p m in South Acton. Richard A. Lowden sang Lead Kindly Light and Some Time We ll Meet Again. Burial was in Woodlawn family plot. pallbearers were Albert Grimes Leslie B. Stuart Clarence D. Chickering and Everett Sanborn of Acton Lodge C O F. Arrangements were by Guyer Fowler Maynard.
Intentions of marriage were recorded in the town records with a formal note indicating forthcoming nuptials. Local officials confirm the filings reflect engaged couples seeking legal union and community acknowledgment.
Mortgage holder sells by power of sale for breach of conditions. At ten ten forty five A M on Friday December 28 1934 the first parcel described including three lots on Plan No Two and bounded by Hudson Road Lot 362 and the plan. Sale subject to unpaid taxes tax titles and municipal liens.
Public auction set for 2 PM in 1935 on property described in a May 21 1928 mortgage from Ellen M Sullivan to Middlesex Institution for Savings. The land in Concord near Cottage Lane and Fitchburg Railroad bounded by McManus property and Chamberlain land totals about 1 8 acre with multiple fence and boundary references.
Public auction scheduled for January 7, 1985 at 3 45 P M on a parcel in Maynard tied to a 1928 mortgage from John H White to Middlesex Institution for Savings recorded in Book 5207 Page 395. The deed covers a southeasterly Percival Street parcel with a church boundary and a right to use and maintain the property.
A vote recount is planned for Thursday in town hall by the Secretary of State with the Board of Basis Betty Harrington as a member. Center Toad has received a scholarship and attends Lasell Junior College in Weston after two years at Beth el Girls' School in Maine. Invitations are out for the wedding.
Notice filed under General Laws states Matured Share Certificate No 320 from Concord Co-op Bank has been lost or destroyed. Application made for a new certificate in lieu. Payment on the original certificate halted. Treasurer Benjamin Moody signs the notice dated December 12 19 26.
In Maynard Mass County probate actions petition filed to appoint Annie Lehto of Boston administrator of the estate of Apeli Lehto late of Maynard. No surety on bond requested. Respond by December 14 1934 in Cambridge. Loring P. Jordan Register. Mov. 26 Dec. 5 12.
Miss Mary O Piper attends a ceremony at the First Parish Meeting House this Saturday afternoon in Sudbury. Katherine Tolman of Sudbury High School spends Sunday with her parents in Reading. Mrs M F Rankine returns from a visit with her sister in Boston and is improving. Mr and Mrs Ralph Adams Cram are spending time in Arizona.
Members of the Ladies' Social Circle at the church met for a local gathering in South Acton. Doris GMillatt led the session asOrganized group activities and fellowship were reported.
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