Real Estate Listings and Seasonal Listings in Massachusetts Towns
A December 1955 real estate update describes listings in Hopkinton Wayland Marlboro and nearby towns. It notes a six generation colonial with no mortgage in Hopkinton, multiple doubles and singles on Belmont Street Lincoln Street and other streets, farms and ranches in Sterling Berlin Acton and Groton, development land near Route 2, and a push to close before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
Belmont St
Walsavings
Hudson Rd
Sudbury
New York
Sterling
Mass
Central St
Bath
Marvard St
Lincoln St
Huntington
Prospect
Bolton St
Greenwood St
Shawmut Farm
Bernew Ranches
Ffeyent Yeemen
Lakeside
Pleasant St
Lyes
Church St
Gayeye
Threesway
Ward Cape
Westview Lake
Acton
Irty
Berlin
Bolton
Boxboro
Groton
Sterfo
Caution Urged on Wires for Yale Events and Christmas Lighting
Concord warns of dangerous wiring practices during holiday events. The article stresses that temporary and outdoor lighting require permits, inspection, and licensed electricians, citing National Electrical Code rules and specific outside wiring numbers. It also notes a Women's Alliance meeting featuring readings by Mrs Albert N. Kaucher at River Road residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
C. A. MacWilliams
Wires Concord
Probate Court Notices in Middlesex County Massachusetts
Probate Court announces filings for Philip D. Sawyer estate ward guardian requests allowance of twelfth account with objections due January 5 1956. Also notice for Lillian E Gove will probate Beaton H Squires of Winchester seeks executor role without bond. objections due January 12 1956. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. Dec 15 22 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Philip D. Sawyer
Acton
Cambridge
John C. Leg
Esquire
Lillian Eleanor Gove
Concordia
Beaton H. Squires
Winchester
John C. Leggat
John J. Foley
Register
Estate of Hazel V Weymouth Admn Petition
Middlesex county estate of Hazel V Weymouth late of Maynard seeks appointment of administrator Benjamin M Piecewing of Stow or other suitable person. Objections due by January 3 1956. Registered by John J Foley Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Hazel
John C. Leggat
Esquire
John J. Foley
Travel Talk on Sweden at Sudbury Methodist Church
Mrs Carl Roos and her daughter Sandra shared a Sweden travelogue at Sudbury Methodist Church. Photos showcased docks harbors railways and business districts taken largely at 2 AM. Attendees learned of Swedish crafts and summer carnival attire and heard about Antarctica research plans during the International Geophysical Year 1957 58 with twelve nations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Methodist Church
Sweden
Wmirs
Carl Roos
Sandra
United States
Soviet Russia
Antarctic
Farm Leader Sees Soil Bank Slipping Prices Stopped
Charles B. Shuman, head of 1,690,000 farmers and president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, warned at the 37th annual meeting in Chicago that a soil bank could curb slipping prices but might also worsen surpluses unless paired with flexible price supports like those of the Eisenhower era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eisenhower
Shuman
Sullivan, Ill
Federation
Bedford notices reflect church talks and meetings
Rev. David C. Pohl preached on The Modern Use of the Bible at First Parish Unitarian. The L R Y met and attended a federation meeting in Groton. Bedford school committee blocked renting the junior high cafeteria for an Episcopal mission due to a statute. United Workers of Church of Christ held an afternoon meeting at the vestry. Mrs Bertha Buchanan presented a Christmas program titled Vignettes of Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Pohl
First Parish Unitarian Church
L.R.Y
Federation
Groton
Bedford School Committee
New Bedford Episcopal Mission
The
United Workers of Church of Christ
Bertha Buchanan
Back From Surgery Kennedy Returns Home
Concord student Concord Angus A Kennedy 23 Main Street has returned home after a stay at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston where he underwent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Angus A. Kennedy
Main Street
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Crumb Pie Crust Benefits From 24 Hour Chill
A crumb pie crust holds together better when chilled in the pan for 24 hours before adding the filling. The period allows fats to solidify and the crust to firm up, improving texture and structure for a neater slice.
Middlesex Soil Conservation District Dinner Meeting Planned
The Middlesex Soil Conservation District will hold its first annual meeting as a dinner event on January 18, 1956 at Carlisle church. A turkey dinner with all fixings will be served at 7 p.m. for district cooperators with tickets limited to about 100 on a first come basis. After dinner at 8:30 p.m. a business meeting will follow and a new district supervisor will be elected or the existing one re elected for a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Soil Conservation District
Carlisle Church
Soil Conservation District
Herb Sweet
Pepperell
Robert Colburn
Dracut
Hans van Leer
Lincoln
Bob Stuart
Littleton
Otto Stein
Stow
Herbert P Sweet
Middlesex County
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Jean Haynes
Bill Malloy
Lynn
Prac- Lynn
Hudson
Cherry St
Santa Claus
Harry
Wayland
Cape Ayland
Speen St
North Main St
Doug Langille
Marlboro
Pos
Ita
Nm Terion
Prospect Sts
Doug Action
Artbero
Tel
YALE
Concord Inspector
Alliance
EFING
Carlisle
Woman’s Branch Alliance
Cecile Hollis
River Road
James A. Patch
Albert N. Kaucher
First Religio Society
Unitarian
L. G. Hanscom Field
Hanscom Field
Bedford
Service Club
Joseph Gurney
Todd Sliker
Electronics ‘Research Directorate
Air Force Cambridge Research Center
Jim Pendleton
Research Services
AFCRC
Siker
Pendleton
USAF
Mrs
By Sheldon Garber
U.P
Winthrop
Erally Od
Aati
Hudson Fire Equipment CO
South Sudbury
Hilltop
Eees
SOI
Conservation District News
Carl O. Clark
Soil Conservation
Corcord
Massachusett
Norman Shorette
Roosevelt Street
Maynard
Motorola
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