Selectmen’s regular meeting notice summary
The secretary notes time and place for the Carlton Selectmen’s regular session and outlines the agenda items and filing requirements.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1927
Page
7
The secretary notes time and place for the Carlton Selectmen’s regular session and outlines the agenda items and filing requirements.
The Maynard normal school program lists date entries from May through June. It names staff such as Miss Naylor and instructors including Mrs. Taylor and Evelyn in a 1925 context, with mentions of a Bohemia Girl performance by the Center and art day lineups.
A lodge gathering hosted a whist social for members including Mrs Irvine Alwood and Mrs Palmer. After the game, refreshments were served and arrangements included a feature note on social duties and local attendees.
A social whist event is planned at the Co Operative hall this evening. Prizes will be awarded and Mrs Muttrse and Mrs Dei a Maré are among the organizers with Mr James Maynard. The Grange has been invited to neighbor with Bedford for the gathering.
A hearing is scheduled on the Avery-Murphy Electric Co application to store and sell gasoline up to 3600 gallons at the corner of Thoreau Street and another road in Concord Mass. The property lies east by Martin Wösen property. The public hearing before the Concord Board of Selectmen will be held in their chamber on an evening in June.
The project to excavate for a Bedford school foundation has begun, with groundwork and brickwork planned as the new building takes shape. Local officials announced the start of construction and anticipated milestones for the site.
Children were recognized at the Church of Christ with exercises by graduates and a diploma and rose given to each child. Four diplomas were left for absent youngsters. Alma Skeltois reports on Grade Roll membership and rose distribution to younger scholars. Baptisms were performed for several infants including Ashby Jr Lawrence Osnen Sicome Helen Christianson. A daughter of Rev and Mrs Frank Thompson was baptized by Rev C W Collin.
A church event in Bedford June 10 featured Mrs Alma R Skelton leading the Cradle Roll lesson for about 60 mothers and children. Rev Franks Thompson spoke. Missionary Mrs Skelton discussed China and displayed dolls and foot-binding binder. activities included games, ice cream, and cookies. Walter F Temple and family plan to occupy the adjacent house on South Street.
Henry Suftin and William Barrett of Carlisle occupied a house on Great Road for a long time. George H. Swetmen, of Great Road, passed away at his Carlisle home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his home with interment in Carlisle Cemetery on June 10.
Rev Charles E Carroll spoke at the Worcester District event with Dr John L Ivey presiding at the First Quarterly Conference. Epworth League led an illustrated sermon on Students at State and Private Institutions. Five children were baptized, bringing recent total to sixty six. Upcoming class meetings await September resumption. New England Conference minutes received.
Ten children received the rite of baptism during the Morning Service at Union Church last Sunday. Rev. W. Stone preached a brief sermon on the Garden of God while Miss Mildred Stone led the vested choir. The organist Mrs. J. Arnold Lowery accompanied special Children's Day anthems and the junior group performed exercises and recitations by Russell Lawrence and others. One hundred twenty five plants were given to younger pupils. Mr. and Mrs. John Connorton and daughter Mary attended graduation at Lowell Textile. their son John Connorton leaves for a position in the Manufacturing Co. near Manchester after a two week vacation.
At a June 1927 meeting in Cambridge the Middlesex County Commissioners ruled for alteration and specific repairs to the Cambridge Turnpike from the Concord town line to the Belmont railroad bridge. A public meeting is set for July 19, 1927 at ten in the forenoon at the Commissioners Office Court House in Cambridge to direct the repairs. Ralph N. Smith Clerk. A true copy attest, Charles H. Richardson Deputy Sheriff.
The Probate Court calls heirs and all interested persons to appear on June 30, 1927 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to show cause why the last will of Maria J Weir cannot be admitted to probate. A public notice is published and copies will be mailed to known beneficiaries at least seven days before the hearing.
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