Middleseitation for Savings v. 5
The fragment references a 1938 document or case involving savings and an assistant treasurer named Smith. Details are sparse but indicate a financial or administrative matter from December 1938.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1939
Page
7
The fragment references a 1938 document or case involving savings and an assistant treasurer named Smith. Details are sparse but indicate a financial or administrative matter from December 1938.
Public notice states Deposit Book No 36656 is lost and payment is stopped. The Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Massachusetts announces the loss dated December 31 1938 by J W Ballou assistant treasurer with subsequent notices on January 4 11 and 18.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court queries. Petition for probate of last will of Nellie L. Fairbanks deceased Acton MA asks Alicea T. Fairbanks of Bridgeport CT be named executrix without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 10am January 27 1939. Judge John C. Leggat and Register Loring P Jordan seal the notice. January 11 18 20
61 year old farmer Michael MacWilliams died after being struck by a car on lower Main Street near Madden filling station in Hudson. Anthony Maslovsky of Maynard was arrested for manslaughter and bailed $500 for Marlboro district court. MacWilliams, born in Canada, sustained a fractured skull and hip.
The Middlesex Institution for Savings lists President Samuel Hoar Vice President Thomas Todd Treasurer Henry F. Smith Aust Treasurer Julian W. Ballou Assistant Treasurer Whitney 8. Smith Committee of Investment Samuel Hoar Stedman Buttrick Horace F. Tuttle Burleigh L. Pratt Helen H. Moore Clerk Concord Mass January 16 1039.
A petition is presented in Middlesex Court to appoint Marion H Woods of Sudbury administratrix of the estate of Henry N Smith late of Sudbury deceased without bond. Objections may be written to the court by the forenoon of January 20 1939. Witness John Leggat First Judge and Loring P Jordan Register. December 27 1938.
Anthony Maskousky of 18 Forest Street Maynard pleaded not guilty before Judge James Hurley to unspecified charges. The case was continued to January 24 with Maskousky ordered to remain at large. Police report he was the suspect in a fatal car incident involving MacWilliams, who said Maskousky claimed he was blinded by approaching headlights.
Troop 38 West Concord held a meeting at Ralph Gerow's home where Scoutmaster Dr Dow outlined Scout Week activities in February. A banquet for Troop 38 is planned, with speaker and exhibits in town store windows. Scout Sunday falls February 12 and council events include a Sachem Council meeting January 21 and a council gathering February 18 in Waltham.
On Sunday evening January 22 at eight o'clock Rev J Cushing will present the Flying Cross in the Grotto a sound film about Father Schulte the early missionary priest who founded transport missions. The program includes Arctic tragedy scenes and a film of Emerald Tales cities with proceeds aiding missionary work. Admission is free with voluntary support from sponsors listed.
Grade reports show 18.98 percent attendance leads for January with Miss Whalen's class narrowly second at 18.91 percent. A new art picture "Peace and Panty" by Inness is praised as a fine addition. The Tackett team lost a home game while a club meeting at the school library featured Mr Gare and speakers on conservation and inspiration for youth.
The article discusses how feed costs dominate dairy expenses and that farm grain use with adequate roughage can minimize purchases. It notes cow type and feeding methods affect costs, recommends balancing grain with high protein supplements, and suggests bone meal and salt additions when grain is largely farm-sourced.
A suggestion to raise winter poulsity by maintaining thermal comfort for laying flocks. The piece notes options including a factory-made thermostatic heater or improvised methods, and discusses costs and practical constraints for poultry farmers.
The item outlines a mineral feed mix for pigs including epesine and Apexphosphate as components. It lists steamed meat, wood ash, dust, and salt as part of the preparation or additive set. The text notes suitability and preparation steps for use in swine rations.
Fragmentary text references medical service costs and averages, mentioning a median charge and an amount around three dollars. The legible portions are unclear and contain garbled phrases. No identifiable people, organizations, or locations are confirmed.
Hudson Police Chief Andrew Magorty, on leave until retirement in March, was honored at a Hudson Rotary meeting in Legion Home. He received a testimonial for nearly five decades in policing, including sixteen years as head of the department, praised for a strong record of duty and service.
The South Acton Universalist Church Society held its annual meeting last Saturday evening in the vestry. Theron Lowden was elected Moderator, Mrs Bertha Lowden clerk, Miss Clara Sawyer treasurer, William Merriam trustee for three years, and Lewis Haatings elected deacons. Rev A Millburn will continue as supply through early January. Reports from officers and committees were favorable with strong financials.
Daniel Neehan resigned as registrar general of voters, handing his notice to the Board of Registrars at the Wednesday session. His successor, Daniel Sheehan, will take on new duties as manager of a new venture and aims to improve operations, with friends wishing him success.
Sunday Services at 16.48 and Sunday School at 10.48 with Wednesday testimonial meetings at 7.45. Reading room hours 2 to 6 on weekdays holidays. Lesson Sermon on January 22 follows the Christian Science text by Mary Baker Eddy and cites Deuteronomy and Matthew passages. Demonstration by healing, truth, and harmony are discussed.
A Sudbury community page reports Mrs Josephine White's neighbors missing her, a garden praised for beauty, and Mina Halloran and four companions off on a motor trip to Mexico. Events include a Friday performance by Philip at Ray’s, a Sudbury Woman's Club Ringro party, and a Ways and Means dinner in Town Hall. Engagement announced for Sally Caroline Stone to Stephen Andrewa.
Mrs Anne Buxton of Realatrars assists by Q Way Han as they start the re-registration process in the outlying districts, aiming to organize residents and update records.
Acton high school students sent by Misa Nancy and Misses Margaret Roorh and Marton Towne represented The Torch staff and advisory at Northeastern University. Delegates toured exhibits across Connecticut and New Hampshire, viewing features from various departments. The Acton group praised the educational and entertaining elements of the event and noted strong local involvement.
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