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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
3
Regular meeting of the selectmen will be held in the evenings at 7 in their rooms on Applications for Fr ine or to Board M Pranks. Rinks, chairman, Jon N. King, secretary Tin Ca.
In June a petition from inhabitants and others requests specific repairs and a lay out of a road from the town line via Cenver rest to West Adam and toward a Lowell road. The commissioners adjudged action and set bearings for the route with residents’ residences noted along the way.
An OCR fragment shows a county administration notice about an action or event, but key details and names are missing. The readable bits suggest official county business and an administrative context, with no complete dates, parties, or precise actions evident.
A noted ensemble performed at a party hosted by My and Mrs FP Knowlton. The event showcased a fine display of ire amid the program, with the group receiving appreciation from the hosts and guests.
Puritie advertises containing pair pantie and requests return to Adams and Bridges at Tel. 455.
At the official meeting of the Middianes Institution for Savings held June 4 1996 officers were chosen including President Samuel Hoar Vice President Charlen EB Brown and trustees William Prescott Kevin Charles FB wn Samuel Moar Towle Wheeler Samuel Hor Hi Towle Wotare FP. Tritle Stedman Hele Moore Clerk Concord Mana. An 17 1996 the following in a list of the coreen 3 of the Ml d tenex Insti River W yo Themes Raton Witline BB Bernett Philin Cover fearkenny Wheeler Percy W Brown Selman Rattrier Helen C Moore Clerk Concord Mana. June 17 1986
Notice states a lost book identified as Book No 88614 in the Law Scheme Institution. The entry dates are June 17, 1926 and mentions payment terms with a sequence of numbers and abbreviations. No clear claimant or recovery details are provided in the readable text.
John Newark on Na son Avenue provides details on the ae Watkins company and its associated experience with Soopeners. The note mentions location and likely business context.
Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues notice that Deposit No 24170 has been lost. Public summons directs heirs and executors to respond by a stated date. Names referenced include A W Hosmer J Mara and John D Lee George M Lee and Jon C Legest with several June dates.
An旧 across the continent contrasts old single-wire lines with modern open-wire and cable networks. The network now links over 17 million interconnected instruments, highlighting rapid growth in U S telephone service over the past few decades.
In fragmented lines the text hints at long standing obstacles which for years hindered progress. The passage suggests recurring challenges affecting growth and planning across the era discussed.
C H Miles entertained Charles and his son from Nashua New Hampshire last week. Miss Beryl Schofield suffered a sudden appendicitis attack on Friday evening and was taken to Emerson Hospital for treatment. Many young friends wish her a speedy recovery. Ea Spinney has recently purchased a new Ford roadster.
Walden Royal Arch Chapter to meet at the Masonic Temple Monday evening with Ex-High Priest Dun can G Chapman presiding. A supper will be served at o clock under the direction of Mrs. Duncan G Chapman.
Albert W. Doolittle of Danvers Massachusetts married Helen Dixon of Portland Maine on June 19 at the bride’s home. Doolittle formerly resided in Concord and Acton and once taught at Concord High School.
The Class of 1926 will hold Class Day exercises in the Town Hall on Thursday at 2 PM and a Town Hall dance that evening. Graduation exercises are scheduled Friday evening at the State Armory.
Chief William G. Ryan and Concord police officers attended the Monday Peace Conference. Their calm presence helped pacify the anti peace faction and the session proceeded without much noise from the opposition.
The Concord team overwhelmed Shirley with an 84 run victory in Midlenox County Baseball League action. Hit differentials and aggressive baserunning by MoNa Mara fueled the win as she drew a walk, reached base three times, and scored multiple runs.
In a lively Thursday game at the Concord Junction playground the Union Club defeated Melrose K of C by 8 to 6 in eight innings. A strong matchup is set for Monday evening as they host the Delerica Town team. Every lodge member will sell tickets available to all.
We thank neighbors and friends for sympathy during our bereavement. Charles C. Fisher and family. LOST An Eversharp pencil with initials J B L. Please return to Asaahet mill office or to the Kinley street. James Leithead.
The Seufli Acton Fire Department divides the village into numbered districts with street cards and alarm numbers. Cards are distributed. if missing, obtain from Frank Holt who can provide information. For a fire call, use the telephone operator from the near east telephone with name of property and alarm number. Cooperation is urged to speed and accuracy of alarms.
Mr and Mrs T Pratt return from Geatieareh where they spent several weeks visiting relatives and touring local sites. They arrived last Friday and are staying with their daughter in town while resuming normal activities.
Albert Lowell, son of Mr and Mrs H N Lowell of Bicknell Street, will graduate this week from Dartmouth College. Mr and Mrs Lyman Wheeler have leased the Lincoln cottage at Lake Boon for the summer and are moving in. Mr and Mrs Orrinda daughter Marguerite of New York are visiting relatives in Putnam Conn Tuesday.
A lawn party at the Union grounds featured a evening concert by Maynard's band and multiple stalls including ice cream, lunch counter, and local vendors. Attendees included Mrs Lauren K and Mrs Frank Leighton with other residents enjoying food and social activities.
Fragmented city notices mention funerals in Nashua Mary Place cottage in Martha's Main Street residents William Ratt A ward Costellow and others attending graduation at SelentMe school L W Appard entering medical school fall and various residents visiting Orient ae Denine and One Ronton for infection concerns plus a church vestry supper at the end of June.
Mora and relatives hosted in Atho while John N Kane from Nevens treet arranged a hotel clerk position in Bar Harbor. Principal John and Mrs William Roberts at Bigelow School expect Mrs Bather Medil of Texas to visit.
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