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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1927
Page
4
Popular Mechanics reports a bank vault door made of pure copper with a two-ur arc to penetrate a plate seven inches thick. Engineers estimate a burglar would need about six hours to burn through a twelve inch thickness.
Concord December 28 The fifty seventh anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. I M Hay was celebrated at their Bedford Street home with relatives. They wed in Sweden December 27 1870 where Mr Hay served 26 years in the Queens Guard. He runs a Walden Street shoe shop since 1907. They have nine children eight living, twenty grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Mrs Hay is 75 and Mr Hay 81.
Organizers plan to launch the Assabet Valley League for the coming season. Expected entrants include Gleasondale Stow Subury Berlin Hudson and Marlboro.
Miss Phyllis Drew spends vacation with her parents Gardner and Belleview Street Drew. Beatrice Knight enjoys a week’s vacation at her mother’s Washington Street home. Howard Mayo family returns to Orange Massachusetts after Christmas with Lew Ordway of Lincoln Street. Birth notice for George Thomas Farley III, son of George Farley Jr and wife, formerly of Hudson, now with George H Burr Company in New York.
Mr and Mrs Jonathan P Fletcher and Miss Fletcher visited H Chandler Wells in Watertown for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Fred L Burke stayed with Mr and Mrs Hunt in Melrose. Miss Alice T Fairbanks of Bridgeport and Miss Helen E Fairbanks of Stamford spent Christmas with their mother Mrs Charles H Fairbanks on Main Street. Mr and Mrs Verne Dimond of Lexington visited her mother Mrs Charles E Kimball on Central Street. Mr and Mrs Harry Croft of Thomastown Maine stayed with Mr and Mrs Leo B Rocke on Prospect Street. Mr and Mrs John Fairley of Northboro were guests of her parents on Central Street. Raymond and Roland Johnson returned from Harvard to spend Christmas with parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Lawrence. they later motored to Augusta Maine to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Lewis C Hastings spent the holiday with their daughter Mrs Frank Tule in East Pepperell.
Maynard Union Congregational Church lists services for January 1 1928 including church school kindergarten and worship with a New Year sermon on the theme Why we are proud to be Congregationalists. The junior Christian Endeavor meets at 6 pm and the annual meeting is set for the third Wednesday in January.
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