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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1921
Page
2
The Concord Reformatory chaplain laments few inmates use the extensive library and privileges at Concord Junction. Powder mill layoffs and rising drownings are noted, with a nudge to swimming as warm weather arrives. The piece hints at a disarmament conference push influencing Congress during favorable weather.
Maynard looks for a tax cut this year and encourages others to follow the same path. The statement signals a shared willingness to reduce tax burdens across the community.
Reports of rattlesnakes in the west city area received verification when Hormidas Lacouture saw a seven foot rattlesnake near For est street. He heard a rattle and saw the head raised before the animal vanished as he hurried to fetch a gun. Nearby residents were briefly alarmed and the committee on accounts planned a meeting that night at city hall.
Liberty Trust Company will sell at public auction on July 20, 1921, at nine in the morning, the real estate described in the Harrison mortgage of August 25, 1920, including the Stea Farm in Billerica Mass with woodland parcels in Bedford Mass and land in Newbury Vermont, for breach of mortgage conditions. The conveyance covers multiple tracts from the Concord River to Chestnut Street, subject to a right of way, and references prior deeds and plans in registry records. Terms will be announced at the sale.
County Commissioners at Cambridge in 1921 consider relocation and repairs of the Lowell Road from Maynard line to South Acton village through Acton to North Acton. They set dates for viewing premises, hearing parties, and publishing notices in Acton Enterprise, with sheriff duties and copies to Boxboro. Ralph N. Smith, Clerk.
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