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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1927

Page

7

Public notices and probate items from Concord 1927

Public notices include probate actions for Elizabeth Wentworth and Everet F. Sweet with observers Mary Sweet and Edward Clark, executors named. Also a Concord hearing on April 14 1927 for William A Copson license to erect and maintain a gasoline storage tank on Walden Street per Chapter 148 General Laws.

Town OF Concord Town of Concord Concord Town House William A. Copson Walden Street Walkden Street Department of Public Safety Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Acton Relocation of Central Street and School Street Patched

Massachusetts Middlesex County officials announce a public meeting in Cambridge on April 29, 1927 to relocate and repair Central Street from its Fitchburg Division crossing to West Acton and to relocate and repair School Street from South Acton to Concord Junction within Acton town limits. The move is deemed of common convenience and necessity by the County Commissioners.

Béx Gh Middle Road Rom Stowlin Hillein Ak Ieee Ava Court House Cambridge A. Paul Fillebrown Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Acton Central Street Fitchburg Boston and Maine West Acton South Acton Concord Junction Paul Fillebrown Sherifr Commonwealth Middlesex Massachusetts Willow Street Stow Town Laramy Stow - Town East Cambridge T. Hughes

Nutting-on-the-Charles dancing class exhibition draws local guests

Miss Martha Dunder hosts a class exhibition in Waltham with guests including Mr and Mrs Harland Rodgers and Miss Florence Thompson. Performances feature Janet Morrison Josephine Heard Lilian Davison and Ruth Perkins with Ralph Moore Horace Oliver Albert Goodnow and Royal Haynes. A Grangé play is set for Friday and H H Whitney remains in hospital though improved.

Ee Mee Tee Harland Rodgers Lois ‘Rogers Chas H. Way William By ‘Ans Duke Martha Dunder Nutting-on-the-Charles Waltham Janet Morrison Josephine Heard Lilian Davison Ruth Perkins Ralph Moore Horace Oliver Albert Goodnow Royal Haynes Florence Thompson Will F. Fairbanks New Britain Conn Earl Baldwin Hood Brighton Baldwin Grangé H. H. Whitney M. E. Church

Poverty Party at Sudbury a Great Success

The Poverty Party at the M. E. Church drew a large crowd with strong competition among attendees. Mrs Flo Gleason won the women’s prize and Ralph Moore the men's cake. Mrs M Haley sang well and two Young People one act plays, Marrying for Money, were well received.

M. E. Church Flo. Gleason Ralph Moore

Street Department Improves Concord Road Culvert

The Street department built a new culvert under Concord road at Plymton to drain water from the hill. Motorists will no longer pass a miniature lake after storms. The Sudbury road is damaged and Supt Noye plans urgent repairs for summer traffic. Maynard Hudson and Lake Boots rank Hagley, a respected center citizen, celebrated his birthday on Monday with neighbors sending best wishes. Mr Hadley displays a flagpole with Old Glory flying all day.

Concord Road Plymton Sudbury Noye Maynard Hudson Lake Boots Hagley Mr. Hadley

Legion and Auxiliary Meet At Legion Hall

A joint session of the Legion and Auxiliary convened at Legion hall on March 24 with substantial business. The Auxiliary allocated funds for hospital and family relief while the Legion hosted a social with sit down and hot dogs. An evening at the Wayside Inn is planned, featuring luncheon and dancing for members and friends. Maurice Bertrand White Jr. returned home to Woburn after a month with S. J. White. Electric lights are being installed.

Legion Legion Hall Wayside Inn Maurice Bertrai’ White, Jr Woburns S. J. iWhite

Farwell Text Mentions Water Roe on Wicker

The fragment references water roe and a wicker item in Farwell, suggesting a local note or description. Details are sparse, but the terms point to a small, possibly rural or craft-related mention within the Farwell area.

Farwell

Woman's Club to Meet and Flower Sale Planned

The Sidbury Woman's Club will hold a meeting at the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon April 6. The program titled Musicale is chaired by Mrs John Gibbons and the event aims to attract active participation from other clubs. The annual flower sale and tea will feature Mrs Henry Maynard and Mrs Roland Cutler among others.

Woman's Club Sidbury

Spring signs and village notices mix with a street accident

David Hubbard suffers a broken ankle and otter injuries after being struck by a car on Main Street. He is taken to hospital and rests as plans for spring activities and church events unfold with community showers, theatre plans, prayer meetings, and Sunday services announced for early April.

David Hubbard Main Street Maynard

Maynard Award Prizes For 6th Grade Wild Flowers Essay

A local preservation society held an illustrated talk on wildflowers for Grade 6 and Junior High pupils. Jerome Fogwell offered a one dollar prize for best composition with judges including Miss Mary A Doyle and Miss Nettie May. Winners listed include Ruth Bishop and Ruth Weir from Roosevelt and Mary Higgins from Main Street, plus several Grade 7 and 8 honorees. The essay urges care for wildflowers, warns that flowers like mountain laurel and mayflower decline as woods are cleared and flowers picked, and calls campers to prevent loot of forests and fields.

Society For the Preservation of the Wild Flowers Jerome Fogwell Schoots Mary A. Doyle Nettie May Roosevelt Pearl Publicover Mainstreet New England

Preservation plea for wild flowers by ABNEY FAIRBANKS Junior High

The author urges careful picking of wood and swamp flowers to protect rare species. She cites local examples such as lady slippers and trilliums, notes dwindling numbers, and supports the Society for the Preservation of Wild Flowers rules. Golf links draw many players.

the Society For the Preservation of Parker

Maynard Club Links Look Ahead to Spring Meeting

Maynard reports link clubs open in fine condition after the winter. Fine days bring veterans to outings before the opening date April 19. Miss Pearl Lever served as bridesmaid at the Boston wedding of Miss Fannie Sherman and Nathan Davidson Sunday evening. Charles Lever, Harvard Law student, was an usher. Albert Ledgard, wintering at Palm Beach, visits his father Henry Ledgard on Acton Street. A group of thirty from the Young People’s Society of the Ta...

Maynard Foree Pearl Lever Fannie Sherman Nathan Davidson Boston Charles Lever Harvard Law School Albert Ledgard Palm Beach Henry Ledgard Acton Street Young Peoples’ Society of the Ta

Ghosts of a Glendale Street Church Entertain Gardner

Members of the Maynard Society provided entertainment as relics of a Theran church on Glendale Street returned as the ghosts of a church at Gardner on Sunday.

Theran Church Glendale Street

Jointly Plan 70th Anniversary Ceremonial

Fort Kutchiner Lodge and Lady Wats wick Lodge announce a joint ceremonial marking the tenth anniversary of Fort Kutchiner and the ninth anniversary of Lady Wats wick to be held April 16 at the Masonic hall.

Baby Carriage For Sale In Mahogany Finish

Classified note offers a baby carriage in mahogany finish for sale. Item appears authentic with handwritten contact fragment indicating Maynard as the seller and the number 1273 for reference.

Maynard

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