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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1927
Page
7
An old classified notice promotes hardwood wood for sale at 12.50 per cord and stove length 14.00 per unit with kindling for sale near Acton. The ad mentions Edward and W. Acton at 21-41 North Acton.
Vera Baker is named administratrix of Lizzie E Knowlton’s estate in Middle County and has filed bond. Edward Caiger is appointed agent. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay to the administrator at Cornhill Boston. 1927 notice.
The Probate Court calls all interested parties to appear on March 1927 to show cause why the first account of executor Imre L. Haskell, executor of William Cheber, deceased, should not be approved. Public notice in Enterprise lists date, time, and delivery requirements for heirs and interested parties to respond.
A formal notice from Middlesex County Massachusetts records an upcoming meeting of county commissioners in Cambridge regarding the Pasant Road area repairs and utilities. The document lists dates February 23 to March 29 1927 and names of officials such as Jam or Ker HH and James H Richardson Deputy Sheriff.
Spencer Taylor of Acton led the 4-H Poultry Club as his flock of ten birds laid 138 eggs in January egg-laying contest. The eggs averaged 13.8 per bird, setting a local record for the county Extension Service competition.
John Whitcomb of West Acton leads the Middlesex poultry club entries with eight hens laying 117 eggs in January, averaging 14.37 eggs per bird in the County Extension Service egg-laying contest.
Concord Grange No 160 hosted Middlesex Pomona Grange Tuesday evening in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House with Mr and Mrs Granville Holden in charge of supper. Concord Woman's Club current events note Rev Johannes A C Fagg inger lecturing this afternoon at the First Parish Meeting House.
Libral notices state that certain savings books are lost and payments stopped. Institutions named include Middlesex Institution for Savings Concord Mass and Assabet Institution for Savings Maynard Mass. Treasurers H F Smith Jr and Sidney W McCleary indicate Book Nos 278 and 2541 as lost and payments halted under General Laws Chapter 167 Section 20. Dates shown February 25 1927 and May may be provided.
Local classified note offers a special low price by Jease for Mr. Littlefield at 16 Circuit St Weet Medford. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR.
Town officials announce the regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen in Maynard. The session will discuss permits and related town matters, with timing and agenda to be confirmed.
The Massachusetts Commissioners scheduled a public hearing at the Court House in Cambridge on March 25 1927 at 10 AM to consider relocation of Summit Street and Lumimier Hill for the town line. Assistant Clerk H Hane and Deputy Clerk O H Richardson sign the notice with dates February 23 and March 9 1927.
County Commissioners at Cambridge announce a January 1927 meeting to consider relocation of a county road in Concord. The notice states the hearing will occur at the courthouse to review relocation for public convenience and necessity and that town officials were served.
Valerie Auger and Roland Richer coordinate a building move from Joseph Lyons house on Lincoln Street to the Liberty Street site opposite the Lyons residence on Fairmount Street. Orton Carpenter, son of Mr and Mrs Gardner Carpenter of Concord Road, reports he is currently in West Palm Beach Florida enjoying life in the sunny south.
Leon T. Sheltry named Exalted Ruler of Hudson Lodge B P C Elks after meeting in Hudson last night. Marlboro Enterprise ad staff member and former Rosston newspaper writer Sheltry earned wide support from Hindson lodge members. other officers elected include Aran Lamothe leading assistant Marlboro, Benjamin Ad loyal knight, Foster lecturing knight, William McNally treasurer, Peter Courtemanche secretary, and Lyman Brant trustee.
Ex Alderman Amadee Beauregard of Lakeside Avenue received a testimonial from Bons Vivants and Mudds at the Elks Home. A banquet and floor lamp gift honored his gaming marriage to Mrs Marie Louise (Lapierre) Hamlin of Broad Street. Senator Edward T. Simoneau gave the presentation with music by the Sunset orchestra.
A list of numerous individuals names including Erick Lesieur David Harpin Li dovie Bissonette George Leforme Dr C G Duhamel Alfred J Bou vier George E Laforme Henry Guilbert Thur J Rougeau Philip L Marcheterre Amadee A Mar tl Alfred J Beaudry Wilrose Wal cott George Perrault Fred Roberts Philips A Brodeur Ray Boule Reter Grenon Oliver Blanchette Dr Robert St Jaques Joseph Lavigne Henry Lafrance Wilfrid Peletier Joseph N Levesque Edward T Simoneau Joseph Auclaire Hector Moiliean Alphones Lizotte Rep William P Wellen appears in a formal document or roster.
George H. Brigham of John A. Rawlins Post G A R thanks Enterprise readers for birthday remembrances. He sends heartfelt thanks to the Order of Elks American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars for their kindness and support.
Mary Conners 70, born in Ireland, died at her Marlboro home after a period of ill health. She lived in Marlboro for over 60 years and worked in local garment factories. She is survived by relatives including Mrs. Robert Sher and Michael J. Buckley. Funeral at Immaculate Conception Church Friday at 9 a.m. under A. McGill.
In a lively school event at the F. G. of A. hall, Maraboro High claimed the top prize in the tax trot contest held Monday night, with student Miss delivering a standout performance.
Vigeant and Ballard prepare for the closing session of their twenty string match at Collins alleys on Thursday night. Vigeant enters heat two with a four pin lead. closing score Monday night was Vigeant 1013 Ballard 1009. A sardine repository will be a roomy open lot compared with the alleys Thursday night if half the interested attend. A large amount of money awaits the closing score.
A son born Friday May 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Roman Baker at their West Acton home. In neighborhood whist party last Wednesday afternoon eleven tables played with prizes to Mrs Clarabelle Hall and Mrs Arthur Whitcomb. Punch and cake were served.
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