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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1936
Page
6
Miss Upham who endured a long invalid period died recently. She aided her father, the late Henry Upham, who was closely tied to Episcopal clergy and laymen across New England through distributing religious literature. Funeral service was held today at her Crescent Road home.
Maynard Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hiberians held a regular meeting at Odd Hall last night followed by a social event. Whist games and refreshments were on the program for members.
Memorandum shows securities pledged to secure special deposits including U S Government obligations direct or fully guaranteed and subordinated notes. It lists asset categories for the Savings Department such as government obligations new bonds stocks and various bonds with totals and liabilities including deposits and reserve figures though some items are unclear due to damaged text.
Mrs Joseph Rollinson and Mrs Mary MacCrossan noted as deceased yesterday. Requiem Mass held at St Bridget’s at nine o’clock. Burial in parish cemetery. The article also covers W Acton Baptist Church business meeting and church activities including leadership, dues, and upcoming talks by Rev M A Vance and Clarence with men and boys invited.
The 33rd annual Old Folks' Dance was held at Exchange hall on New Year's Eve with a full hall. BE. C. Page of Ayer led the event with aides G. H. Reed C. T. Wetherbee Charles Spencer Carl Flint W. A. Flint and T. Hodgen. Visitors came from Winthrop Boston Newton Hudson Ayer Boxboro Waltham Leominster Concord and Maynard.
Five year old Charles Tracey son of Mr and Mrs Howard Tracy Prospect street sustained a broken arm last Saturday morning while playing with other children at his home. Dr C L Clark attended. Lloyd Downie remains seriously ill at home with a physician constantly in attendance.
Willow Rebekahs of West Concord conferred the initiatory degree on three candidates in Odd Fellows hall West Acton last Monday evening. A supper for members and guests preceded the work.
A church carved into rock along the Seine, dating to 1670, may be flooded or integrated into a new reservoir project. The unusual structure remains on the riverbank as authorities weigh preservation versus water management needs.
The earliest lighthouses trace to Libyan built towns in lower Egypt with beacon fires tended by priests.
Payment on deposit book 32427 has been stopped. J W Ballou assistant treasurer asserts loss and public notice of the missing item.
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