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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
4
An Advance publication lists subscription price of two dollars with post included and mentions four cent and one dollar rates for Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton regions.
York officials say reclaimed rubber becomes a significant domestic industry. Henderson of the New York Rubber Exchange cites conservation policies and rising output as weakening British control and altering world rubber prices.
A 19 year old Pennsylvania youth, an amateur radio operator since January 1, successfully transmitted a message to Birmingham, England via a 5 watt home made radio, but he was disappointed by the lack of excitement after the interview and focused on a fishing trip. STATE POL SE OFFICERS SUFFER TWO ACCIDENTS In Concord, Massachusetts, two state police officers and a civilian were injured in a car crash after their vehicle skidded on wet pavement. all three were taken to Emerson Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Wo J Graham and her young daughter, after a four week stay, left Concord Junction Tuesday by a motor car for Cape Ton, N. B.
Shelves offer decorative value and practicality, taking little space and blending with room harmony. Hanging shelves display knickknacks for charm while book shelves fit corners or small niches. magazines lamps bowls flowers and boxes enhance side tables.
Albert Parmenter of Walnut street returns from Lowell and M Bedard of Felton street visits Worcester. Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald and family on Warner street visit Fitchburg relatives. Several locals and guests spend days at Nantasket beach with varied travels to Chicago Marlboro Springfield and Lincoln street in Lincoln and Nantasket residents.
Marlboro I Wile sold a house on Bolton street to Ernest L Poulin. Letter Carrier P G Colleary left on his annual vacation yesterday. Marlboro boys visit Hudsonian cottage Lake Boon including James Giblin William Rowe Frank Sullivan George Dewey Florence McCarthy. F S Dewey living at Nantasket this summer. Ernest Taylor finishing Stevens homestead house erected by Nicholas Smartino. The Weagle place in Robin Hill being remodeled after a fire. W A Lynch City Hall News Room remodelling a bulletin board service to be used today. Mr and Mrs R W Bird and Myrtle vacationing at Onset.
Miss Mary O Connell Howe leaves for a two week rau tine at Nantasket to stay with the Misses Magee formerly of this city.
Hudson police investigate desecration of a Forestvale cemetery headstone believed caused by youths playing duck on the rock. A bundle rested on the stone and missiles cracked the monument inches, with chips scattered. authorities pursue those responsible.
The Federated Church Circle met at Mrs. Donald Hay’s home with a large attendance. New member Mrs. C. H. W. Tucker was admitted and the circle laid plans for a float for the town’s 200th Anniversary celebration. Warren Derby, Mrs. Henderson, and Mrs. Fannie g lawn were appointed to handle arrangements for the party.
During the session members heard progress reports from several committees. At the close the hostess served refreshments to attendees.
Southboro July 7 modification on the original plans for the town’s new fire house on lower Main street between the K of C headquarters and Buck homestead may be needed to ensure construction within the 20000 dollar appropriation.
Officials state that necessary changes can be made without noticeable exterior alteration. Bids are expected from contractors and will be submitted to the selectmen by the latter part of the month. Bids close on July.
Southboro town to celebrate its anniversary with a July 17 union church service at Congregational Church. Pastor Oxnard will invite neighboring churches and a musical program includes a quartet from Southville, soprano Mrs John, and Rachel Works of Marbleburg providing vocal music.
Mrs. Joseph Ould and family will leave Monday for Beach where they will be joined by Mr and Mrs Nicholas and their daughters Mary and Betsy. The party will visit their aunt Mrs George and then return to Newton.
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