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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1932
Page
2
Fragments indicate a local item involving sheriff actions and commercial selections. The text points to an event or notice about law enforcement and an underlying selection process in a named district. Entities appear incomplete, but imply a public notice or procedural update.
Public notice announces a foreclosure sale of real estate in Bedford Middlesex by virtue of a mortgage given by James and Elizabeth M Rogers, recorded in Middlesex County, with a sale date set for April 20 1932 at the premises, as described by metes and bounds and plan on file in the Registration Office. The balance due, secured by the mortgage, is stated as five hundred dollars, with twenty five dollars paid at the time of sale.
Public notice records a lost book entry in Book No 30199 with payment stopped. The notice cites the Law Institution and RMN Trews with dates including March 23 30 and April.
In Massachusetts Probate Court and heirs at law are cited as interested parties to appear April 8 1932 at ten oclock in the forenoon to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued to William Dennis Mul with bondless surety. Publication to run weekly in Concord Enterprise with last notice fourteen days prior. Judge Ring P Jordan Register on March 16 1932.
Otila Employment Agency and Sewing Shoppe on Main Street Maynara Maynard lists positions for domestic help. Descriptions include gender and relationship status with notes on care and attention to each applicant.
Regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday at 7 o'clock in Creighton’s Block. Applications for licenses must be presented to the secretary of the Board. BINKS is Chairman and PRIEST is Secretary.
Public auction planned for April 14 1932 at 10 AM to foreclose a mortgage on three acre Sudbury land described from Maple Avenue to State Road. Property subject to unpaid taxes and municipal assessments with $500 cash paid at sale. Mortgagee John J Flynn Junior.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex says a property in Sudbury near Concord is to be sold at public auction on May 4, 1932 at 1 PM. The sale covers parcels with buildings described as Lot 6 with easterly Lyons Court and bounds set by Puffery land and Abbot or Puffer heirs. the premises were conveyed to Maria Grazia Caruso and Michael Caruso by Pasquale Bon Tempo Nicola Posti and Giuseppe Forti. The listing includes prior deeds and plan references.
Regular Sunday services were held on Easter Sunday at Our Lady Help of Christians Church with high mass at 10.90. Leonard's Mass in EB Fiat was sung under Mr. Loughlin. Soloists included Miss Margaret Hearn Miss Bill Meth Hennessey Mrs. Josephine Lavorgna Miss Mary Fitzpatrick and John Mulaney, with Miss Julia Dée at the organ.
The West Concord Catholic Club at Our Lady Help of Christians Church presents Sinshide with Mary Tratrude MeaDonald Bele Tiere Agnes Collins Margaret Sheehan Loretta Dee Joseph Bartolomeo Alice Moynilian Frank Frefinessey Francis Flannery Waiter O'Neal. Includes chorus and dancing.
Mrs George A Montare presided at the West Concord Branch meeting in the West Genesee Union Church parlors the turnout was the largest in some time Five new members joined the branch Mrs John E B Ruble gave readings and there was singing Refreshments were served by Mrs William J Crossley and Mrs Robert W Carter
The item notes Easter recesses for Alberta Hogden and Frances Hogden from Wallaston schools. It mentions Miss Alberta teaching at Penttee Vermont and Roland Johnson visiting Bangor Theological Seminary. A voter registrar meeting at West Acton Firehouse on March 31 from 7 to 9 pm aims to register residents before the primary. Easter Sunday had clear skies and 60 degree forecast, but Monday brought four inches of snow changing to rain, making it a harsh transition.
Mrs Julia Perkins confined by sickness remains at home as Acton Mres invite the public to a devotional service Sunday at 1 30 pm. George uth will deliver a sermon and Bliss Mildred Gallant is listed among those attending. The Webekah Lodge holds a regular meeting on April 6 with Esther Clayton in charge of entertainment including a novelty party of merriment with a clown.
Reverend Arthur Jeffries led a large congregation at Acton First Baptist Church with a strong choir despite sickness in parts. The service included a moving crucifixion object lesson, musical pieces by the Young People's choir, and the ordinance of Believers Baptism. Next Sunday the pastor will discuss The Christian Life and the Lord's Supper will be observed.
The St Casimir Flashes defeated Acton High School 27 to 22 in their gym. Acton trailed most of the game, led by captain Joe Arcisz and Don Thompson as top performers for Acton.
Easter at West Concord Union Church drew a full auditorium with nearly 100 chairs in use. Miss Gertrude H Rideout played Easter selections for the service and offertory as Rev Alfred W Stone delivered a thoughtful sermon on The Gift of Eternal Life. New members were received.
Maynard Grange held a two degree ceremony at Grange hall last Thursday night. The first degree was conducted by Past Masters led by William Hayward and the second by men led by A. J. Bourke. About 40 members attended with events by Mrs Grace Tucker and a reading by Mrs Mary Powers. A community social followed with music and a whist party planned for later. Mrs Adelaide Sint addressing on Home Economics.
A brief note recalls Monday night events at Bearenac Grange and a Canton gathering last night. Mrs Sim and her husband, W Sims, attended the meeting amidst unspecified remarks and local discussions.
Westboro police recovered a Berd coupe abandoned on a side road after it was stolen from Melvin Guptill's Concord road garage Sudbury Center. The wrecked vehicle showed signs of joy riding before abandonment.
Mrs Caroline Davis and Miss Catherine Crocker were recent guests at the Hotel Richmond in Richmond Virginia highlighting local society travel and hospitality.
This week at the Maynard Theatre the crowd can enjoy a film or stage attraction featuring Constance Bennett in a nostalgic past themed program. The show promises classic style and notable performances.
A Maynard Massachusetts advertisement for a two piece parlor suite in mohair fabric priced at 49 dollars. The notice highlights a bargain from American Supply Company with contact or purchasing details implied in the period ad.
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