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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1931
Page
7
Public auction set for May 23 at 23 o'clock to sell parcels of land in Acton Middlesex described by deeds from 1905 1924 and 1999. The property includes a wood lot and road access with various bounds and reservations from Horace Willett Edward Anderson and Harriet Davis made under Middlesex deeds and plans.
A regional theater presentation at Association Hall West ae cari 18th features a large cast. Notable performers include Mrs Violet Mackle Margaret Sheehan Lily Preston Mary Murray Abdon Bennyworth Josep Bartolomeo Elliott Bailey Warren Davis Jenny Sandkitchen Helen Thornton Mrs Kitty Preston John Preston Frawley Slick Rabbitt Jim Mitchell Richard O Neil Agnes Collins and more.
The West Concord Ladies' Union held its annual May breakfast Friday in the banquet hall of the West Concord Union church. Hosted by a long list of ladies including Mrs es H Turner and Mrs Andrew Edwardson, the event drew a large crowd. Mrs Winfield B. Chaplin donated an upright piano for the church, now placed in the banquet hall used as a Junior church school room, and her generosity was deeply appreciated.
Rev. Alfred Wheeler Stone preached on Thank You to children at the morning service. The Sower and the Seed was the sermon theme. Miss Gertrude H Rideout played organ pieces before and after. Afternoon Holy Communion was held. West Acton Christian Endeavor Society attended and led the 5 o’clock service with the Senior group.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex ss April 17 1931 taken on execution and will be sold by public auction on Wednesday June 3 1931 at 1 PM at 20 Second Street Cambridge to Hilma Luoto Maynard Middlesex right title and interest in land in Maynard Middlesex beginning at a stone bound at the Northeasterly corner at the Marlboro and Sudbury roads running along Sudbury Road 884.89 feet to John Klemala land corner then north 66 33 feet west along Klemala and Finnish Working Men Society land 302.60 feet to Marlboro Road then along Marlboro Road 812 feet to the beginning being the same conveyed by Hilma Luoto to Hudson Co-Operative Bank recorded Middlesex South Deeds Book 508 Page 350 Deputy Sheriff Herbert C Blackmer May 6 13 20
Marlboro high school guests roared to a 13-6 win over Maynard on Crowe Park diamond. Hastings, Joubert, Lambert led a hit-heavy effort while Marlboro used timely hitting and errors to secure their first league victory.
To let in West Acton or West Medford for roommates. Five or six rooms with bath and gas, garage. All modern improvements. Convenient to trains buses and stores. Call Littlefield 16 Circuit Street West Medford or Acton 157.
Maynard High defeats Marlboro 3 to 6 in a pitchers duel with Gagne and Frigard starring on offense. Key plays include two base hits by Seymour and three base hits by Frigard, with stolen bases by Gagne and Frigard. Kendra receives the loss as Hintsa and Stadleman contribute on the mound in a 2 hour 30 minute game.
Commander Joseph F. Dineen and a loyal group from Middlesex County Council of the Legion attended a Sunday meeting in Lowell. They worked with the public service committee of the local post to lay a foundation for tennis courts.
Town youths and women rally to support a children’s court project. Commander Dineen urges interested residents to assist at Thursday evening and Saturday sessions. Mrs Fred Gortng travels to Montreal to join her husband in the International League baseball season.
The Rev. Boynton Merrill D D pastor of the Second Congregational Church West Newton died following a chapel service at Middlesex School on Sunday afternoon.
Classified notice offering antique furniture glass china pewter and old iron work for sale or inquiry. Location near South Sudbury with contact by writing or telephone 18 11 for details.
The regular meeting of the Board of Selectmen will be held Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in Creighton's Block rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented at that time to the secretary of the Board.
Sudbury residents report license renewals addressed by the board of selectmen with Wayland Melrose and Fremingham names. Forester fires and a brush incident near Connelly property prompt fire department response. Bradlee couple reopen south house for summer. M E church chicken pie supper draws attendees. Mothers Day service planned at First Parish with Rev Chan ning Brown delivering maternal themed sermon.
Miss Marjorie Warren, secretary of the Boston Travellers Aid Society, spoke at the Improvement Association meeting about aiding children, the aged, the sick, and destitute travelers arriving at Sudborough stations and piers. The public generally has little knowledge of the society’s daily efforts.
A report notes the Society’s work funded by voluntary subscriptions and praises Miss Warren for her clear enunciation and rapid progress in showing what true charity can achieve through brief yet impactful efforts.
An official notice states a duplicate bank book rental application has been received for Accabet Institution for Savings Sidney by McCleary, Treasurer. The notice references compliance under Chapter 590 of the 1908 Act with dates April 29 and May 6, 23.
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