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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
15
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Fragmentary OCR shows a June 6 notice referencing a deposit and the treasurer role. Readable text mentions clerk and possible duplicate references, with unclear surrounding details.
The document directs likely heirs to file objections in the Maine probate court before June 26, 1963. It names Beth S. of Athens as administratrix and cites John C. Leggat as First Judge and John V. Harvey as Register. The notice is dated May 1963.
A petition to probate a will was presented to the court by Virginia S. Russell of Manard requesting appointment as executrix. The instruction is dated May 24 1963 with probate action recorded by John V. Harvey Register on June 6 18 20.
The Acton Mass Water District invites bids for building reservoir including foundation with a $10 deposit, refundable if documents returnable in good condition by 8:00 PM EDT on June 11 1963. A certified $5 000 check payable to Water Supply District of Acton must accompany bids. failure to execute contract and bond within ten days after award forfeits the check. Minimum wage rates per Massachusetts General Laws apply.
Albert Rogers directs the high school band as it is set to march on June 8 at Aheenes Field for a softball practice schedule Mondays and Wednesdays from 5 30 p m to 8 30 p m through August 28 with junior high participation noted for the event.
Trinity Episcopal Church will start with Holy Communion at 8 am this Sunday. The 9 15 11 o clock morning prayer services will feature a sermon by Rector Rev Nigel L Andrews. Tuesday evening the group meets in the library at 8 o clock. Thursday there will be further activities.
The Nashoba Regional School District calls for bids to be publicly opened on Thursday June 13 1963 at Simsinel Nache Regional Nashoba setts. Bidders must provide a performance bond and pay at least the minimum wage rates. Workers compensation and related conditions apply. Deposit refunds follow public policy. Thruston H Hammer, Chairman Nashoba Regional School.
A Garden Club gathering is set for 1 30 p m at the home of Rachel Raynes in Sumemet. Members will meet to discuss club business and upcoming events.
The Maynard selectmen set bid openings for the sewage treatment plant and Peabody station projects at the town house office, with bids due by Tuesday 7 30 p m. for the Illegighony desta garage street water division garage and police and fire station. William Quinn Thompson Sr and a Visit to Ireland noted.
Concord Five residents of the pewperon home join a gathering for the annual Wellesley Weekend set for June 6 to 9. Fifteen classes from 1893 to 1958 will be represented by alumni from 36 states, with Mrs. George B. Twombly of Maple Avenue, South Sudbury, listed among attendees.
An Elks convention gathering will be held at Schine Inn in Chicopee on June 15 with events linked to a high school function at Woodbound Inn on a Monday in January.
Sunday worship will center on the minister’s sermon theme The Second Time Around. The day marks Children’s Day with service at 11 o clock led by Mr Keech at the office and church.
Annual parish picnic set for June 21 with a possible fundraiser held in the parish hall last night. Masses on the summer Sunday schedule at 8 am and 10 am.
The American Veterans observance included an address by a DAV member, parade marshal Henry Murphy of the local American Legion, and participation by Hudson Post 1962/1963, VFW led by Larry Poole. Rev Isidore’s pastor offered the prayer at the cemetery, students read Gettysburg and heard addresses before taps.
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