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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
4
Local notice lists subscription rates by year and by town including Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Bedford with postage details under the March 8 1879 Congress act.
An Oregonian editorial praises Nashoba Valley apples as premier quality and notes Massachusetts apple production, especially the Nashoba variety. It compares Western views of New England fruit and suggests apples could boost regional prestige and commerce.
Officers of Maynard lodge B P O Ells held an impressive ceremony at the Odd Fellows hall on Monday night. Thom G B R and Dr Thomas Jon B of Hudson led the ceremonies with James R Priest installed as exalted ruler. Other named officers included Irwin ELK Char, John Driscoll, Frank Parks Esquire, Herbert Martin treasurer, James V Bweehey secretary, Edmund Lowney chaplain, Michael Metiler, Edward Ledgara trustee for three years, and A 38 Crowe inner guard.
Annursnac Grange members enjoyed a card party and a mystery ride ending at the Crow's Nest in Acton for refreshments. Garden Club hosts a luncheon at Mrs. M Bowen on Strawberry Road. Mrs. J Sidney Stone of Wayland speaks on Judging and Flower Show. Public hearing on town warrant articles held at the Town House. Copcord Academy graduation exercises with speaker Frederick H. Sill of Kent School. Miss Elsie G. (text cut)
Maynard H S defeated Hudson s High 2 to 1 in a Midland League game at Park on a gray afternoon. O'Donnell and McNally pitched, with Madieros and Fraser contributing key hits as Maynard rallies to stay in title contention.
Readers react to tavern keepers selling liquor on Sundays citing social problems from drink and urging public education and voting no license. The letter notes repeal promises broken and predicts a civic backlash if conditions persist. Rev. Matthew A. Vance is referenced.
Morning service at 11 o'clock on Sunday June 16. Rev Edward P Daniels will preach the sermon titled The Rest lessness of the Spirit.
A Wellesley High School program features junior high orchestra pieces led by Helen Keller and Eleanor Murphy as well as a violin trio with Ann Tucker, Leslie Rivers, and Alexander Asciukiewicz. The event includes a vocal solo by Rose Nevin Hanson and a recessional led by Class Leader, celebrating graduates and listing dozens of student names.
Sudbury adopts a tax rate of 30 dollars per thousand for this year up from 27 last year. Real and personal property assessments total 2,308,725, down from 2,383,046 due to shifts in valuation. Town Meeting appropriations rise from 66,187.19 to 71,477.12, an increase of 6,289.93.
Sudbury Firemen Relief Association met with president Lawrence Tighe in chair. A Field Day was voted for July 4 on the Center recreation grounds with a committee including Tighe Fordice Garfield Joseph B Way Leonard D Stiles and Stephen M Gray to arrange all details.
Miss Marion Scott visits Brookline and Marshfield friends while Mrs Joy Tufts graduates honor student in Washington. Ladies Auxiliary plans summer break after meeting in Boston. Sudbury Woman's Club gears toward Town Hall arrival event with added scholarships. Gertrude Halloran attends funeral in Beverly. Rain dampens weekend social plans as bridge and tea gatherings occur in Sudbury and Scituate Center.
Commonwealth of Middlesex announces a sheriff sale involving Anders Christofferson and M Christofferson. The parcel includes land with buildings described by bounds and walls, beginning at a wall corner near a county road, with measurements and directions forming the southeastern portion of the grantor's land.
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