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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1927
Page
7
Two residents, Mr and Mrs Alexander, celebrate a wedding anniversary at Acton Street. The couple will receive guests from 7 to 9 PM. The husband is employed at the Sabet mill and plans to attend Maynard’s event on a coming August evening.
A rare blueberry hound, trained to locate high bush berries in swamps, has emerged in Hessendale. Patrolman Connolly reports the dog excels at pointing berries and leads the master through dense swamps. The creature’s owner is kept secret by Lowell police and Mr. McCormack, its namesake Ty Cob, hints at unique training and potential interest from local berry unions.
A probate commissioner will sell at public auction in Maynard Middlesex County Massachusetts the parcels 54 55 87 88 46 47 48 49 96 94 95 96 on Broad Bend Park plan drawn by H F Tuttle. Lots extend along Third Street Second Street Fifth Street totaling about 30000 sq ft with two described sections. Title derives from Antonina Kopacz to Tony Kopacz and recorded deeds. sale to satisfy mortgage and encumbrances under court case 154-296. Sale date is July 1927 following probate court warrant.
Framingham labor dispute flares as caddies at the Framingham and Chile clubs walk out yesterday over a 75 cent hourly rate. They demand one dollar, threaten to strike until paid, and question whether strikebreakers will be brought in as conciliation and arbitration may be sought.
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports highly motorized states have lower death and accident rates. Twelve states including the corn belt New England and California cut motor fatalities in 1926, with more cars and miles traveled correlating to greater safety. States reducing fatalities last year include Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Kansas Wyoming New Mexico Nevada and California.
The Prince of Wales and British Prime Minister Baldwin began a vacation tour of Canada aboard the Empress of Australia from Southampton. Crowds greeted them at Waterloo Station and along the voyage, as they seek privacy in royal suites with descriptions of the state rooms and views aboard ship.
Amherst hosts the first two day event July 26 27 at the Farm and Home Week. The tour continues August 1 5 with stops at Burt Farm Hast Longmeadow MA Mountain View orchards Hazardville CT Fay Mountain Farm Westboro MA Market Garden Field Station Walton NH Nashoba Packing Plant Wilton NH and Peck Farm Colrain MA under J H Putnam Franklin County agent overseeing.
The new store at Cove Landing run by Frank J. Monahan draws good patronage and shows improved appearance compared with the burned former premises. Summer visitors from Cambridge Dorchester and Worcester share social and shopping activity at the lake with locals, while local boats and cottages enjoy busy days and rising rental prices.
Governor Al Smith prepares a statewide tour to swing public opinion against a Republican constitutional amendment seeking a four year term for the governor and to rally for a Democratic Assembly. He may push for Judge O’Brien’s Court of Appeals seat if Republicans withhold endorsement.
Dr A S Libby mayor and dean of the School of Commerce at Oglethorpe University founders a court of conciliation in North Atlanta. No lawyers plead, cases heard informally in a classroom or Libbys home, any dispute size, decisions final under substantive law.
The cottagers will be serenaded Sunday afternoon across chan with prizes offered for the winners as leading notables in the vicinity enter the event. Employment certificates to be issued by Mr James J Hilferty at the store on Mein Street on weekdays between 1 and 2 pm from August 1 to September 2 while the superintendent's office is closed for summer vacation.
Mrs Mae Sanborn enjoys a two week vacation from the Post Office in Mississippis, Carrie Wetherbee works in her place. Bertram Hall underwent a tumor operation at the New England Baptist hospital in Roxbury and is comfortable. Mildred Moore visits the Montegue family at Megansett Mass. The Universalist Church Ladies Society holds its annual fair on Thursday November 11 in the church vestry.
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