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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
4
The Weekly Enterprise lists its Marlboro Mass address at 16 Liberty Street and notes distribution every Wednesday. It shows Second Class Matter August 25, 3903 and post office eligibility under the 1879 Act, with varied subscriptions and service areas including Maynard Sudbury Acton Bedford.
John F. Tinsley of Worcester reports 143 New England communities reduced spending by an average 4.2 percent, cutting total budgets by about 12 million dollars. The plan supports tax relief and urges formation of local taxpayer associations to push further reductions.
Twenty Rhode Island cities and towns accounting for 77 percent of the state's population show a net 4 percent increase in 1932 budgets. In contrast New England states display decreases of 3.2 percent in Maine, 3.4 percent in Connecticut, 5.4 percent in Massachusetts, and 5.6 percent in Vermont.
Colonel Rice W. Means argues leaders must replace wealth driven rule with service to humankind. He traces four aristocracies from Brawn to Blood to Wealth and urges veterans to unite to end centralized wealth and restore patriotic sacrifice as governance.
Daughters of St George Maynard Lady Warwick Lodge will install officers at a meeting tomorrow night. Waltham Lodge officers conduct the installation. Elected officers include Ida Brooks president and Laura Perkin conductress. District deputy Mrs Mary Doel installed Waltham officers Thursday night.
The Way side Inn Chapter D A R met Saturday at L P Goulding’s Antique House Concord Road South Sudbury with hostesses Mrs Roland Cutler Mrs Hartley Johnson and Mrs Henry T Maynard. Harriet Goodnow is summer guest with home on Concord road Lydig and Martha White of Woburn staying with grandmother Mrs Josephine White in the Center. Sudbury Town baseball team lost to Framingham 0 6. Leon Hawes celebrated 62nd birthday and promotes Sudbury Enterprise sale. Firemen and American Legion plan Center playground game. Friday night Mrs Ernest Gavin of Cordaville read Southborng entertained East and West Mah Jongg club.
Our deepest sympathy extends to Mr Schnair and family on the sudden passing of Miss Caroline Kingman of Chelmstom in July. The piece also records visits, garden club inspections, vacations, and local radio license news featuring Acton High School junior Alden Fohngen earning an amateur radio license and following in the footsteps of Joseph Kazokis.
Six clubs in Middlesex County form a new rifle league in Concord Massachusetts. Group 1: Concord Rod and Gun Club Framingham Sportsman’s Association and Fin Fur and Feather Club Natick. Group 2: Lowell Sportsman’s Association Melrose Rod and Gun Club Woburn Sportsman’s Association. Matches use two man teams .22 rifles at 50 and 100 yards with 10 shots each.
A car in the Pigments District caught fire causing machine damage though the owner reportedly escaped uninjured. Fire crews arrived and controlled the blaze with minimal exposure to nearby structures.
Mrs Mary F Hollis age 71 died Saturday morning at the Natick home of her daughter where she had lived for three years during ill health. She is survived by her husband and daughter and by Charles B Hollis of Randolph. Funeral services were held at the daughter’s home on Waban Street Natick and burial was in the family lot in Dell Park Cemetery Natick.
Maynard Grange hosts a treasure hunt as a feature of its meeting tonight with a piratical theme. The Wac Grange of Leominster plans a stopover and entertainment. Maynard Grange Circle gathers at 3 PM and invites each member to bring a guest for supper at 6:30 PM.
Patrick Cull died at his home 74 Lexington Road Concord after a 53 year residency. Born October 15 1865 in South Boston he later worked as a farmer and became Concord Post Office first rural letter carrier retiring about 14 years ago. He helped found Concord Council No 287 Knights of Columbus and belonged to Division 56 Ancient Order of Hibernians. He married Ellen Sheehan 30 years ago and survived by son Edward F Cull and many relatives. Funeral Mass held at St Bernard's Church with large attendance and burial at St Bernard's Cemetery.
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