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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1930
Page
6
Peter Mason petitions to change his name to George Breeze as granted by the Probate Court. A public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Sudbury Enterprise, and a return sworn to the court is required. Judge John C. Leggat presided in March through April 2 sessions.
The court decreed Theodore Kleinberg of Sudbury to change his name to Martin Ackerman. Public notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the Sudbury Enterprise, with oath of publication returned to the court. Judge John C. Leggat presided. notice dates March 19, 26 and April 2.
Under a 1925 mortgage Harold V Sheridan and Mary J Sheridan of Maynard Mass sell by power of sale. The premises on Concord Street Maynard are described as about 4600 square feet with a 45 to 85 foot frontage. The public auction is set for April 18 1930 at 4 pm with two hundred dollars required at sale and subject to unpaid taxes liens and assessments. Mortgagee is Concord Co operative Bank represented by Benjamin Moody treasurer and attorneys Carpenter Nay Caiger 72 Cornhill Boston.
Maynard Junior High School basketball defeated Peter Bulkley High in a local contest. Coach Herbert Sullivan led the Maynard team featuring J. Johnson and other players with a final tally reported in partial OCR text. Referee Mahoney officiated.
A bridge and a whist party at Masonic hall, run by Maynard Assembly for Girls, drew a strong turnout. Bridge prizes were won by Mrs George Hart, Miss Doris Prescott, and Louise Johnston. Whist prizes went to Mrs Edna Flood, Miss Elizabeth Binks, and Miss Margaret Allen.
A miniature modern ocean liner model by James Howe of Nason Street is on display in P. H. Murphy’s Main Street store window. The motor driven liner plan inspired the workmanship praised. Paul Hilander of Maydale Spring Co. visited Europe aboard the liner that inspired the model.
Mrs William Evans hosted bridge and tea on Franingham Road with a small circle Friday. Mrs William Jufts visited friend Mrs Blanche Thompson of Nashua. Walter Stone notes pruning trees in last week’s high winds. Katrina and Anna Graverson and brother Peter of Waltham called on the Hill Sunday. Local motorists report March travel to Lake Sunapee in New Hampshire not a joy forever, noting Grante State hazards.
Mrs Cabot Devoll hosted a Concord Road party for fellow high school students organized with Laurence. The evening featured games and singing of popular songs with refreshments noted as a highlight.
A 1927 letter from L C Williams, a Maine druggist in Athens, asserts six bottles of Buxton Rheumatic Medicine relieved rheumatic pain in arms shoulders legs and hips. The letter invites distribution and mentions The Barnard Pharmacy Marlboro Fearns Maynard as sellers.
Auction sale of a wide range of household goods and store merchandise at 413 Lincoln St Marlboro on Saturday March 29 at 1 PM. No reserve. items include bureaus desks chairs sewing machines stoves lamps silverware washing machines and more. J J Seahan will cry the sale. Seahan has sold in five states and 179 towns and cities in Massachusetts.
March 26 report shows Freshman girls defeat Junior girls 60 to 2 to claim the school championship in a gym game. Sophomore boys beat Junior boys 24 to 21 with Lampinen scoring 15 for the Sophomores. Helen Swanson led the Freshman girls with 19 points, Sylvia Nyholm 18 for a close second.
Carl Rohde and his State Ball room orchestra will play a dance here on May 7 conducted by Mae S Dearborn John Provasoli and Miss Nelie C May and Grace Perley principals of the Main Roosevelt and Bancroft schools attended the second annual state conference of Elementary school principals and supervisors at Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst on Wednesday and Thursday of this week
The church lists a 9:30 Bible School led by Miss Greenhalge, a 10:30 Morning Worship with a sermon on Christian what of your Light, a 12 m Bible School with Mr William Naylor as superintendent, 6 p m Epworth League, and a 7 p m Evening Worship with sermon on Mistaken Values. Public cordially invited.
Holt rolled a 116 high single and 292 for three strings as Marlboro won by 39 at Maynard. Marlboro then lost by 11 at Marlboro, but still leads by 28 pins. Next week the game moves to Maynard.
Six alarms sounded as Concord firefighters battled multiple brush and grass fires Monday near Strawberry Hill Road Heywood Hill and Elm Street West Concord. A residence at 58 Bedford Street caught fire but was quickly extinguished with minor damage. A later public notice reports the March 25 mine explosion at Imperial Coal Co. crown mine with 46 entombed and nine rescued. Chicago braces for a 16 inch blizzard with five deaths so far.
Concord chapter Unitarian Laymen's League and the Women's Parish Association of First Parish met after a parish supper. Rev. Edwin M. Slocombe spoke on Theodore Parker, a noted Unitarian preacher and close friend of Emerson, delivering an able address that held the group’s close attention.
Chicago reports five deaths as the city endures its worst March blizzard on record. At 7 30 am 14 4 inches of snow were recorded surpassing the previous March high. Forecaster A Donnell predicted the storm would continue through noon.
Notice announces the loss of Book No 30310 from the Middlesex Institution for Savings. Payment on the book is stopped. The notice is dated March 19 1930 with publication dates March 26 and April 2. It is signed by Herbert W. Hosmer assistant treasurer Concord Massachusetts.
Miss Dorothy Hannon the secretary to the superintendent of schools was away from duties this week due to illness.
The Lynch alleys saw a Post Office bowling test of supremacy as carriers edged clerks. Arthur Sullivan led scoring with 266, while G Edward White and Harold Sheridan stood out in singles and totals, with final team totals 1095 for the carriers.
Mr and Mrs Roderick Nagle of Cambridge visited relatives on Parker street while Mrs Agnes Howe substituted at Main street school. Anton Koskel will join A S Crowe on March 31. The 134th New England Conference of the Methodist church opens April 2 at Epworth Memorial with Bishop McDowell presiding. Mrs B J Coughlin stayed with her daughter in Marlboro. Elizabeth Teehan was home ill from teaching duties.
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