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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
7
A reader named Kilitor writes to the Enterprise raising questions about Concord High School and how town taxpayers and pupils are affected. The letter discusses public concerns over school policies and funding.
Residents of Avtona express that paying tuition and transport costs is cheaper than building a high school. Mr Hall argues eliminating town pupils would not reduce the man or the need for multiple class divisions. The plan contemplates Keaton Hall as a potential junior high space and annual town meetings shaping the outcome.
Concord church calendar notes Sunday worship at 10 45 with a lesson on Substance and Wednesday testimonies of healing. Sunday school for up to twenty pupils also at 10 45, and a reading room in the building is open daily 2 to 5 except Sundays and holidays for Bible and Christian Science literature.
Trinity Church Concord Mass lists events for March including Holy Communion at 9 and 10, Morning Prayer with Rev John Nevin Sayre at 11, Fellowship of Reconciliation, Girls Friendly Society, Church Service League, Tropic of Current Interest reading, Evening Prayer at 4:30, Junior Auxiliary and Boy Scouts sessions.
James Bent remains very sick at home while Leonard Stiles shows improvement. Walter Stone and family visited Walter Savin in Hyde Park Sunday. EK Church fair planned for March. Hobart Noyes attended his brother’s funeral Monday. Lawrence Hill reported much improved but confined to the house following a suspected scarlet fever scare that proved unfounded.
Sudbury's March 2 town meeting elected officers including Moderator Geo H Clarke Towne Clerk Frank F Gerry and Selectmen Harvey N Fairbanks Leonard P Goulding and Arvid Nelson. Budget approvals covered roads, schools, health, and a $3000 gift to create land for Sudbury High School with funds for technical training.
Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex directs heirs and creditors of Andrew Ostapak to appear March 6, 1925 at 10 AM to show cause why administration should not be granted to Frederick H. Hilton. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in Maynard Enterprise before the court date.
George W. Stone of Sudbury 87 died after weeks of illness at Framingham Hospital. A lifelong resident and former produce dealer, he is survived by wife Helen Jones, two children Gertrude Goodnow and Albert Stone, and grandchildren. Funeral at Congregational Church South Sudbury conducted by Revs. Hwaring and Whiting, burial at Mt. Woolworth Cemetery.
Kout Hameun's novel The Growth of the Soil, Nobel Prize in Literature 1920, has been filmed and is playing in Boston at month end. Lodge Norumbega of Concord seeks screenings in the region with Dr Nyman Figned of Boston in charge of the pictures.
Massachusetts Middlesex county commissioners approve relocate Old Marboro Road from Old Road to Ning Acre Corner to the Sudbury line as of 1925. A public meeting is scheduled at Cambridge Cort House on April 3 at 10 a.m. to record the relocation.
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