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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
9
Fragmentary notes indicate a selectmen meeting in Magnara held on a Wednesday evening at 7 o clock in Creighton’s rooms. Applicants for licenses or permits were to be presented to the secretary. O. Strout serves as chairman and Carl Pont as secretary with Seph Schnaiter mentioned in the text.
Notice states that a book No. 1890 is lost and payment is stopped. The deposit book reference appears under H. Fy Smith treasurer in Sudbury Massachusetts dated January 12, 1920. The item is recorded by Middlesex Institution for the town.
Peter Mason of Sudbury petitions Middlesex Probate Court to change his name to George Breeze. Citations require the notice in Sudbury Enterprise once weekly, with final publication before the hearing set for March 13 1930 in Cambridge. Judge Jess Téhn Clegat authorizes publication. Register Ring P Jordan signs.
The court orders Theodore Kleinberg to publish a notice in the Sudbury Enterprise naming Martin Acker as potential successor. The notice directs publication for three consecutive weeks ending with the final issue and sets a show cause date in the Probate Court at Cambridge in Middlesex County on March 13, 1980 at 10 oclock in the forenoon. John C. Laggat, Judge. Ring P. Jordan, Register. February 26, March 5, 42.
Payment stop notices appear for a deposit book numbered 35316 at the Middlesex Institution. Treasurer H. F. Smith signs the notice with dates in February and March. The text confirms the loss and a stoppage of payments.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in the Creighton’s Block field rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board. Frank S. Binks is Chairman, Joseph Schnair Secretary, Samuel Lerer.
In Concord Massachusetts petitioners Oscar E Beckford and others request the Middlesex County Commissioners relocate and repair Main Street from the Westvale Bridge about 2000 feet westward for common convenience and necessity. A related filing for Monument Street entrance to the Battleground asks for similar relocation and repairs. A January 1930 county meeting ordered notices and a public view at Cambridge Court House with Sheriff to serve Concord officials and publish in the Concord Enterprise three weeks.
Commonwealth of Middlesex probate court issues citation to heirs creditors and others in interest in the estate of Bavatofe Ferraro also known as Thomas Ferraro deceased requesting appearance on March 20 1980 at 10 am in Cambridge to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted and directing public notice by weekly publication for three weeks.
Middlesex County extension agents report growing farmer turnout for cattle health testing from 10 herds in December 1929 to 16 by January 1930. Herbert A. Brown urges thorough cleaning and disinfection of premises, with detailed steps for sanitation, including washing, disinfecting, ventilation, and careful waste removal, to pass state inspections and safeguard herd health.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Todd hosted the Trinitarian Congregational choir members at their Main Street home on Saturday evening. Mrs Fred B Mullett gave a birthday luncheon for Mrs Philip A Davis on Wednesday.
The Ladies Missionary Society held an open meeting in the church parlors. Mrs. Henry M. Pattie delivered a review of the Mission Study Book From Jerusalem to Jerusalém by Helen B. Macbanane, highlighting its historical scope up to the recent World Mission Conference in Jerusalem.
Subjects from a lent booklet were used as themes for midweek services at West Concord Union Church last evening. The same topics will guide Lent services, continuing the study from the booklet The Fellowship of Prayer.
Anumsrac Grange of H O N S holds a meeting Monday March 10 featuring a five minute talk on fruit. The Men's Degree team will confer the second degree and grant the first degree. M Sheibe in charge.
The selectmen of Ward Mass announce a public hearing in their rooms Main Street on Wednesday March 12 at 7 p m. The hearing concerns the application by France for a gasoline filling station and the installation of two underground tanks of 1000 gallons capacity at Main Street and Great. Frank S Binks Chairman March 5 12
A Wiltshire Times report from February 28 1930 summarizes the licensing division's police report. It notes 57 licensed premises including 37 alehouses 15 beerhouses two grocers licenses and one wine and spirit retailer license with one conviction for drunkenness in the year. All licenses were renewed.
Miss Doris Graham of West Concord who was to play Cobweb in the Concord High School production of A Midsummer Night's Dream last week had to give up the part due to illness. Mrs James S Badger of Straighti Coke spent a week with her sister Mrs Frank Maguire recently.
The first reunion of Our Lady Help of Christians Parishioners in West Concord took place Wednesday evening in Association Hall with large attendance. Rev. Dr. Edward T. Ryan led the event assisted by Rev. James M. Somers. program included an orchestral concert and entertainment directed by Miss Julia Dee.
Mrs. Margaret Heeks chairs a West Concord Woman’s Club meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Friday after noon. Robert Bushnell District Attorney of Middlesex geometry will be speaker. Bubble quartet from club members will provide music and there will be a food sale.
The Ladies Union of the West Concord held a meeting last week with President Mrs Edwardson in charge. The afternoon event was postponed to March 10. Hostesses included Mrs Juliette Day, Mrs Jennie Knowlton, and Mrs Feurite Ath.
A wedding reception follows the ceremony at the bride's home. Family and friends gather to celebrate with close relatives in attendance.
Marlboro man John J Dickey and Miss Ida Porter Dalrymple of Lexington wed at St Bridget’s on Saturday afternoon. The couple observed their silver wedding anniversary the same day with gifts from relatives.
Sudbury residents gathered for a Sunday night community supper at the Penlan home of Mr and Mrs Charles H Way. Twenty four people attended enjoying oysters salad and Auntie Dots cake. Mrs John C Hall hosted bridge tables on Saturday with Mrs Nathaniel Loring and Frank C Perkins as scorekeepers.
Sudbury schools will close for one week starting March 3 and then resume an eight week term before the next recess. The scholastic honor roll includes Gladys Bentley Alice Cain Gertrude Cossar Mary Hamm Elsa Johnson Marion Kunckey Ruth Kunckey Olga Sanders Mary Somerson Jeanettte Smith Stapha Tynchuk Ruth Way Wladzia Zelienis Alden Bowker Harold Giddings Edmund Gleason Patsy Mercury for excellence in January and February.
The list names students with perfect attendance. Grade 1 Bernard Cossar. Grade 3 Helna Dibiase Anthony Bastinelli Ire George Gibbing Donald Stone Bessie Garfield. Grade 6 Ruth Stone Helen Ross Nancy Dibiase Freddie aise Mary Shea. Grade 7 Hester Carson John Mercury Mildred Hamm. Grade 8 Charles Hamm Richard Giddings Allen McSweeney. High School Strude Cossar Irene Dastique Mary Hamm Elsa Johnson Julia Kaspies Angeline Mercury Stapha Tynchuk Marjorie Walker Wladzia Zelenis Jeanette Smith Francis Bacon Harold Gidding William McSweeney Melvin Ramston Walter Stone.
A fragmented notice references a February start for a Boy Scouts of America program in the local area. It mentions a planned series of engagements to inform readers about facts and aims to answer questions.
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