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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1927

Page

7

Acton notices administrator appointed for Lizzie Knowlton estate

The attorney Edward B Caiger is named as agent for the administrator Lizzie E Knowlton estate in Middle County. Vera K. Baker is listed as the administratrix with bond filed. Creditors are asked to present claims against the estate and ensure payment to the administrator.

Es- Lizzie Etta Knowlton Bond Edward B Caiger Rsons Scriber Edward B. Caiger Nhill Boston Mass Vera_K. Baker Adm

Massachusetts Probate Court citation in Clare estate

The Probate Court cites heirs at law next of kin and others interested in the estate of James P. Clare late of this county. Eldora V. Clare seeks letters testamentary and must post bond. A citation to appear February 18, 1827 is published in Acton Enterprise and notices are mailed.

James P. Clare Eldora V. Clare Idge Midon Acton

Regular Board of Selectmen Meeting Notice

The Board of Selectmen will meet Wednesday at 7 oclock in Creightons Block rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented then or to the secretary. Franks Binks chairman John C. King secretary Edwin Arlton.

Board of Select Con Improvement Associate Associates South AC Selectmen Board of Selectmen Creighton's Board Franks. Binks John C. King Edwin

Acton Town Meeting and Election Notices

Alden H. Russell D V M veterinary announces town meeting and election dates. March 7 town election, March 14 business meeting, February 16 registration sessions at South Acton school house, February 18 fire house, February 24 town hall address in Acton. Citizens caucus February 21 at Town Hall.

Acton Town Hall South Acton West Acton

Citation for Estate of Annie I Shaw in Concord Probate

Massachusetts to all interested in Annie I Shaw late of Concord estate. Clarence L Shaw administrator seeks allowance of his administration account. Court in Cambridge Feb 28 1927 at 10 AM to show cause. Serve citation fourteen days before or publish weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.

Executor's First Account in Estate of William Kelsey

Commonwealth of Massachusetts estate of William 8 Kelsey late of Acton deceased. L Haskell White, executor, presents his first account for allowance. Citations issued to show cause on March 7 1927 at 10 a.m. unless objections are filed. Notices to interested parties by publication in Acton Enterprise and by mail. Witness John C Leggat, First Judge, February 10 1927. Loring P Jordan, Register. Ag 28 Mar fe

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex William Kelsey Acton Cambridge Acton Enterprise Jem John Leggat Esquire

Whist Party Held In Hudson By Auxiliary

The Ralph F E Manning Post Auxiliary held a whist party on High street with prizes for ladies and men. Prizes went to Mrs. Sharon Alma Bel humeur George Hazeldine Max Russin Eli Gorbiel Noe Balthazer. A new committee for the next five games was appointed.

Ralph FE John W. Manning Wrestest High Street Albert Shortsleeves Leo Plouff Peter Courtémanche Peter Sharon Alma Belhumeur George Hazeldine Max Russin Eli Gorbiel

Cars Collide No One Hurt in Hudson Street Crash

At 6 30 PM on Central Street two cars damaged in a minor collision. Joseph Ferarer driving an Essex from River Road and Walter Jessop in a Buick from Packard Street caused both vehicles to suffer front end damage but no injuries. Officer Harry T Finnerty investigated.

Hudson Central Street Joseph Ferarer River Road Lincoln Street Walter Jessop Packard Street Harry T. Finnerty

Firestone Co. Dance Draws 300 Couples at Town Hall

Employees of the making department at Firestone Footwear held a grand dance in Town Hall drawing about 300 couples to the floor for the grand march while spectators crowded around the decorated interior in gold and blue Firestone colors.

Hudson Firestone Footwear ‘Company Town Hall Firestone

Rubber workers celebrate with grand parade dance

Sheridan's orchestra led more than 100 couples in a Valentine themed party at Hudson's rubber plant. George Daley received a sales gift for selling 115 dance tickets, as the event ended with Home Sweet Home. Proceeds go to the town Welfare Association.

Sheridan Maynard Frank Finnerty Oscar Walcott Katherine Fox Clifford Reynolds George Daley Daley Hudson Katherine Daigneault Mary Moran William Geary Harold Wright Wallace Swanson Thomas Ormand State Armory Welfare Association

Marlboro March 17th Celebration Committee Formed

At a Monday night meeting Division 16 A. O. H. began candidate recruitment and named a committee with a Ladies Auxiliary group to plan the March 17 celebration. Members listed include D. F. Donner, P. D. Brewin, Hugh Giblin, Jeremiah Lynch, and James Moran.

For Rent Delightful nine room house in Concord MA

Delightful house of 9 baths with laundry and large piazzas in fine condition. Features include a new heating plant an electric range and a double garage located at 9 Elm Street Concord Massachusetts. Apply to Mrs G E Walcott 78 Kilsyth Road Brookline Massachusetts.

Elm Street Concord Mass G. E. Walcott Kilsyth Road Brookline

West Road Parent-Teacher Meeting Highlights History Talk

The West Road Parent-Teachers Association meeting at Harvey Wheeler School drew a large crowd. M H Ray presided as Julia Bryant led pupil singing and Mrs Althea Webber spoke on the growth of the association, tracing its origins from the first congress to today’s global reach.

West Rd Harvey Wheeler M. H. Ray Julia Byant Althea. Webber The Massachusetts Washin Theodore Buarhoe Woman’s Congress Association Grane Nevada Rosamond Blodgett

Attendance Record in W Acton Grammar School January

The January attendance list for the W Acton Grammar School notes perfect attendance for several pupils across grades. Named students include Eleanor Severoni Florence Harriman Mary Whitcomb Robert Montague Agnes Butler Joseph Penny Arlene Hayward Margaretta Lawrence Eugene Davis Gordon Tate Harold Dunn Rogerick MacDougall William Kelley Albert MacDougall La Forest Perkins Leo Cunningham Mary McNiff Elizabeth Oelschlegel Willard Monroe Albretta Conquest. Albert MacDougall and Leo Cunningham are listed as never absent or tardy for the school year starting Sept 7 1926.

Grammar School Eleanor Severoni Florence Harriman Mary+Whitcomb Robert Montague Agnes Butler Joseph Penny Arlene Hayward Margaretta Lawrence Eugene Davis Gordon Tate Harold Dunn Roderick MacDougall William Kelley Albert MacDougall la Forest Perkins Leo Cunningham Mary McNiff Pizabeth Oelschlegel Willard Monroe

Local visitors sample from Springfield and Bethel scenes

Miss Aurore Broussard of Springfield visited Mrs. Edward Bourgeris on Broad Street. Mrs. Georgiana Varville of Bethel Maine and Richard Yarville a Worcester Tech student were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claudio Lacroix on Chestnut Street. Mr. and Mrs. T. Langelier also mentioned in attendance.

Aurore Broussard Springfield Edward Bourgeris Broad Street Georgiana Varville Bethel Maine Richard Yarville Worcester Tech Claudio Lacroix Chestnut Street

Brockton Family Visits Across City on Sunday

Brockton spent Sunday in this city visiting relatives with Mr and Mrs Joseph Courville and family among those seen at Mrs Louis Farley home. Roland Des Rochers son of Mr and Mrs merry Des Rochers is pursuing a four year course in accounting and law at the Bently Institute.

Brockton Joseph Courville Louis Farley Roland Des Rochers Merry Des Rochers Bently Institute

Finance Committee Shakes Budget With Severe Cuts

The Finance Committee prepares its report to voters on the town budget after reviewing department reports. Heads of departments presented recommendations, and the panel’s future warrant notes a rumored severe cut in appropriations to several departments.

Hudson Finance Committee

Tax assessment outlook in Hudson seen steady this year

The article notes that tax rates will exceed last year's by six or seven and that the assessors show no indication of drastic changes to property valuations in Hudson. It states assets may reach nearly half a million dollars of new tax, but uncertainty remains about collecting such an amount.

Hudson

Moose Hall Dance Promised for Feb 23

The Moose lodge plans a dance at Moose Hall on February 23 under the direction of Ms. Arseneault and Mrs. Bee Josephine Smith Berry. Miss Helen Dom chairs the event committee.

Marlboro Der Migs” Arseneault Bee Josephine ‘Smith Berry Moose Hall Helen Dom

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