Concord Moves Seats From Burying Ground Nuisance
In Concord the district moved seating and a wall from in front of the burying ground due to nightly nuisance by loiterers. The seats and debris were unsightly, and the area was relocated to grassy space near the fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida May Wheeler Lawton
Emerson School
Carter Grammar School
Chelsea
Ferrari Battista
Antonio Coppola
Frank P. Cardosa
E. A. Goodwin
C. W. Haley
Eddie Kline
Jase, McIntyre
A. T. Sprague & Co
E. R. Colton
Phila E. Kimball
Emilie McCallum
Patrick Lehey
Jennie McDonnell
Cora Small
Right and Wrong Way of Enforcing a Water Rule
The water commissioners enforce a rule limiting use to two morning hours and three evening hours. Some citizens argue the timing is harsh for early travelers and suggest meter-based fairness, while the Enterprise questions strict hours and notes the issue of lawn watering and cost for unlimited flow.
Gentle enforcement of water rules urged in town
The piece argues for polite enforcement of water usage rules and notes a case where a hose overflow occurred. It urges town employees to treat residents with courtesy, remind offenders to shut off water, and suggests metering to prevent waste and ensure fair charges for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Department
Asill-Cook
Attractive Street Planned Through Thor eau and Walden
Citizens can see how funds for tree care were spent by riding down Thor eau street to Walden street. Maples will form an avenue, enhancing beauty for bicyclists as trimming leaves no knots or knobs showing on the trees.
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Thoreau St
Walden St
Concord Jact Notes Family News From Manila Visit
Mrs Ruth Piper reports grandson Arthur Anderson now in Manila is in good health and enjoyed the trip. Kennon Damon is home from Duxbury. Miss Susie Delano of Maiden is visiting her parents in Westvale for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Piper
Arthur Anderson
Manila
Kennon Damon
Duxbury
Susie Delano
Maiden
Westvale
Sudbury Elects New South Sudbury Mail Carrier
After over two decades of service Jesse Parmenter retires as U S mail carrier for South Sudbury. Elot L Fisher succeeds him starting Monday at a rate of 98 dollars per year. Fire alarm from an exploding stove prompts quick bucket brigade action near William Miles residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Parmenter
U. S
South Sudbury
Elot L. Fisher
Parmenter
Saxonville
William B. Miles
Alvah W. Morse
Havana
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alpheus Puffer
C. Fred Goodnow
Fryeburg
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CBE
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