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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1926
Page
7
Report notes new owner and three others form a corporation on state road land in Sudbury. A 160 foot long mill structure is described as a hydroelectric driven factory to manufacture parts for Para ot officials, with local selectmen discussing cement site decisions near the brook.
Upper Pond and bathing and boating would be available to Sudbury residents. Townspeople voiced strong approval for the Ford project and pledged cooperation to realize the “dream.” Joseph Covicchio, a Sudbury resident, owns about an acre along the brook and seeks $85,000 for the property though the farm is assessed at around $800. A second resident held out but reportedly capitulated to local persuasion to sell. A town meeting aims to resolve the dispute and smooth the way for Ford’s “newest” enterprise.
Rev Gail Cleland leads a centennial weekend at Trinity Tiona Congregational Church with a June 10 program at 2.45 and 7 p.m. including The Vanishing American film at Veterans building to raise funds for the building fund. June 11 sees a Centennial Pageant by cast led by Charlies FH Towle with music by Mr Lindsay Smith, Miss Marguerite L Barnes, and others. Events continue June 12 with Children Day services and Baptism, ending with Communion and sermon on Christian Discipleship.
Concord Junction police seek clues after thieves break in to the Al Hair Factory during the early hours of Friday. Entry made via a window in the office. glass cut out and catch unfastened. No suspects yet, investigation ongoing.
A watchman found two safes pried, larger safe partly opened but not broken open. Charles Hogan is at Emerson hospital recovering from a head carbuncle operation performed Saturday, with friends hoping for a speedy recovery.
Past Masters Night of Charles A Welch lodge A F and A M was held Thursday at Masonic hall with large attendance including masons from nearby towns. Oswald C Drechsler P M and thirteen past masters participated in the work. Fidelity quartet provided vocal selections and a banquet preceded the meeting. Charles Wilder of Lawrence a former resident was among visitors. Mr and Mrs Arthur Jordan moved their household furnishings to Ocean Side L I to reside. Fred Kkala a clerk at Johnson Pharmacy reports the birth of a son at the Amer son last week and is doing fine.
The committee on contributions for the Emerson Hospital Fund gratefully acknowledge contributions from donors. Names listed include BE and other supporters, reflecting community support for Emerson Hospital.
A fragmented list shows members and organizations including the Men’s Fraternal League, Emma L. Det tiling, Samuel Lever, James A. Cleary, Sarkan Koma, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Gately, Jr. Fred H. Nam Arnold, Thomas William Robicourt, Witten H.outeridge, and groups such as Ladies Benevolent Society of Congregational church Christian Endeavor Safety Rebekah Lodge Maynard Woman's Club and Eastern Star.
Eagles lodge officers were installed at a Towen day evening meeting in Eagles hall. New officers include Lester Cowen president Jeremiah Donovan V P William Minds financial secretary Harry Haskell treasurer Henry Finocchi chaplain Cornelines Desmond J G Joseph Desmond O G John Murray and Samuel Marcypel trustees. A chicken pie supper followed with entertainment by Aerie members. A delegation led by Cowles will decorate departed members' graves next Sunday.
Samuel Jevrer, a well known merchant, leaves today for Miami Florida on a hustler’s trip. He is managing refreshments for the group.
The South Acton Congregational church Ladies' Social Circle held its last meeting of the year at Mrs. Herbert A. Thayer's home on June 3. A gold gift was presented to retiring president Mrs. Capelle by Mrs. George Hodgen on behalf of the members. Alma Stowell gave a decorated cake, and Mrs. William Franks served ice cream and cake as refreshments.
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