Selectmen Buy 12 Ton Buffalo Springfield Roller
The selectmen purchased a 12 ton Buffalo Springfield roller powered by gasoline. It is the latest design for roadwork with improvements over the old steam roller.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
6
The selectmen purchased a 12 ton Buffalo Springfield roller powered by gasoline. It is the latest design for roadwork with improvements over the old steam roller.
Mr and Mrs Issac S Ford observed the fifty fifth anniversary of their wedding day on Thursday March 21, receiving congratulations from many friends.
Fragmentary note indicates Mrs Melvin Watson is spending several days in Providence this week. No other readable details available.
Mrs Stella Hyde of Allston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs L D Perry. Mr Richard Cutler remains on the danger list after last Thursday’s auto accident at Framingham hospital. Mr and Mrs James Sawyer welcomed another son. Miss Lilla Adams, visiting, returned to Jaffrey New Hampshire after two weeks here.
The next meeting of the P T A Child study class will be held Tuesday April 2 at 8 p m with Mrs Walter Lynch King Philip read Mrs Norman Bewry will have remarks or arrangements at this session
A note indicates Teaching Child will be the subject of the first part with Stone speaking on Responsibility Mrs Caroline wins the second chapter of the book Psychology of Adolescence.
The Christian Endeavor Society plans a sunrise service on East er Sunday morning at 6 a.m. If weather allows it will be outdoors and otherwise in the church.
Under the Wo man Union of the Trinitarian Congregational church an all day sewing event took place in the chapel on Thursday. The project supported African missions with Mr Frank Pierce in charge. At moon.
The regular monthly union meeting was chaired by president Mrs Bessie G Lewis with Mrs Eliot and Mrs George B Hallett among attendees. Other items mention Dora canes, a DroStam car event, Mrs Martin F Goodwin and Mrs Edward OL reais, plus Pat Pepper’s plans to study in Munich after time in Boulogne and a winter stay in the south.
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