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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1927
Page
3
ITON CENTER will begin a Whist Party at 8 o clock on Wednesday. Proceeds will aid flood relief. Braman has been confined for several days. Mrs LaPoliette traveled to Acton after Sunday services. Charles Loom occupies the Main street pew house. Bramat visited Sunday with Daniel Brown.
Arlington spent time this week with his parents Mr and Mrs James A Brown in a family gathering.
On Sunday December 18 the Union Congregational Church hosts a 9:45 Church School with Christmas carol practice and a 10:45 Worship service. The sermon titled Why proud to be Methodists is followed by a 7 PM Christmas Cantata directed by Gavin A. Taylor with Miss Hagel Hooper as organist.
The church and Union Congregational Church h Church School will hold a Friday evening gathering on December 28 from 6 to 8 PM. The program features the "Cheat of Joash" and a reception for pledges and annual subscriptions.
The third Annual Exhibition and Sale will be at West Concord Union Church on Thursday December 15 at 8 PM. It features the Grenfell Mission display, aiming for a record audience, and marks the Concord Branch annual meeting of the New England Grenfell Association which runs a bed in the new hospital.
A public lecture at St Anthony Hall invites all to attend. An admission fee is charged. The program will feature illustrated slides and a presentation by a member of the International Gren Fell Association.
St George's Church Episcopal on Summer Street and Florida Road lists services at 8:00 and 10:45 A.M. with Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. A Friday December 16 8:30 P.M. carol practice for the whole congregation is planned in St George's Hall. The rector remains available.
Maynard High School Athlet ic Association sponsors a concert by the Massachusetts Agricultural College Glee Club in the high school auditorium on Friday January 26 1928. Local students Kart Laubentien Charles Manty George B Flint Lucifer Dean Lawrence Carruth and D W Nason sing in the club. Tickets on sale soon for concert and dance with the M A C orchestra. call Maynard 102 for reserved seats. seating limited to auditorium capacity.
The Girls Dramatic Club presented The Prince of Liars at the High School Auditorium with strong direction by Miss Helen Scheldrick. Cast included Florence Wilcox Jane Boicourt Sylvia Ahola Tynne Kangas Estelle Lever Doris Dawson Louise Johnston Mary Cheney and Reed Steinman. There was dancing after the play and a Junior Class dance planned for January 6.
The Peoples Club restarts its Christmas wreath collection with orders to Norman Soh ote George Nelson Péward som and Robert Cleland who ensure candlestands are filled and delivered promptly.
Notice that Robert E. Goodwin is appointed executor of the will of Mary G. Goodwin late of Concord Massachusetts deceased. He asks creditors to present claims and to make payments to 84 State Street Boston Massachusetts. November 26 1927 with notices on November 30 December 7 and 14.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a sheriff sale of a Concord property in Middlesex County. The real estate, once tied to William H Tibbetts, will be sold December 21, 1927 at 1 p.m. at 20 Second Street Cambridge to satisfy June 22 1927 attachment on mesne process. The parcel lies on Walden Street and includes boundaries described as east to Walden Street and various line marks near Shaughnessy land. Deputy Sheriff Herbert C Blackmer oversees the sale.
Public notice announces probate actions for Julia L Coburn late Concord now deceased. It requires posting in the Concord Enterprise weekly for three weeks and mailing to all known heirs at-law next of kin and interested parties at least fourteen days before the court date. Witness John C Leggat First Judge of the court issued December 5 1927.
According to law the book number five has been lost and a payment stop applies. The Middlesex Institution for Savings, Henry Smith Jr. Frse, November 29 1927.
A formal record notes that permits are to be presented at the next regular meeting or sent to the secretary. The entry names officials including PRANK S. BINKS BUWIN GARL and WM. 0. WROUT, indicating board action or discussion at the session.
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