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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1926
Page
8
Richard Hillferty, recognized vocalist, spent several days of the week in the companionship of his parents Mr and Mrs A A Hilferty.
A fire in the battery room of the telephone exchange at Marlboro last night caused heavy smoke and charred interiors. Chief Mitchell suspects a dropped cigarette though Miss Mabel Fremont disputes the cause stating no smoking by employees. Estimated building damage $200 with repair work by out of town telephone company workers.
At the regular meeting of the American Legion in Gudson last night musical entertainment followed the business session. Marlboro dance pupils of Mrs Bertha Burke Galvin performed with vocal solos by Miss Helen Keaney and Miss Loretta Hanley.
Town meeting records show votes backing a 15000 water extension with a large turnout. Debates covered funding allocations across schools bridges police health and road plans, with mixed sentiment on road regulations and street acceptances. The final budget proposed 342427.68 to be raised by taxes for town services and debt.
Mary L. Holmes died at age 11 months and 14 days at 68 Warner Street in Hudson. A 12 year Hudson resident originally from Mattepoisett she had long suffered illness and was confined to home. She leaves a sister Annie E A Sampson and nephew Andrew Sampson. L Merril in charge of arrangements.
News reached here Saturday of the death of Mrs William Snoll after a brief illness. A summer resident for several years she was cordial and pleasant to meet and left many friends. She is survived by her husband and one daughter. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Wold Parmenter and Mr and Mrs W M Parmenter.
Maynard Parks was elected chief of the Fire Department at a meet. The event marks a leadership change in the local fire service.
Five individuals Frank Parks John Wollerschied Walter Priest Joseph Farrell and William Naylor appear in a fragmentary section. no furtherContext provided.
Mrs Helka Jurvelin wife of Paul Jurvelin died at her home on Waltham Street in the afternoon after a long illness. She was 38 and leaves her husband and one son. A family formerly lived in Hubbardston.
A Tuesday evening Military Whist party at the Magdalend Chapter O. EB. 8 Masonic hall drew a large crowd. Prizes went to pairs such as P H Murphy with Mrs Joseph Dineen and Miss Marion Jones with Mildred Jones, among others. Also noted is a help-wanted ad seeking a day housekeeper for a two-person family at 110 Summer St Maynard.
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