Local visits and social notes from West Concord Cambridge area
West Concord residents report weekend visits from Cambridge and New York City relatives. Local families host and entertain including a New Haven guest and Belmont Court communion breakfast. May church devotions and musical program activities noted with community attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Donahue
Cambridge
Thomas W. Ryan
New York City
Thomas Ryan
Main Street
Fred Hewitt
New Hampshire
Langdon . Goddard
Watertown
Goddard
Arnold Hewitt
Braintree
George Kane
New Haven
Thomas Kane
Uae
Birthday Party Hosted by Mrs Loughlin for Friends
Miss Loughlin entertained thirteen friends at her home in May for her sixth birthday. Attendees included Vincent, Veronica Nee, Joan Pratt, Jane Servais, Robert Carter, James Condon, Evelyn Aut, Richard Damon, Roeelin Cristian, Richard eCabe, John Chase and Joseph Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méry
Acton residents return to St. Petersburg winter homes
At the Chamber of Commerce in St. Petersburg Florida four Acton residents and their names and addresses are listed as they seasonalize. Most plan to stay in St. Petersburg through winter and return home earlier in the fall. Names include Frank E. Hartwell Mike Coré and Mr. and Mrs. W T Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
St. Petersburg
Fla
Acton Pociienta
Reneersa Ag
E North
Frank E. Sk
Mike
Ai Hartwell
W.t.lamson
Main St
Assabet Institution for Savings Elects Officers at May Meeting
At the annual meeting in Maynard Massachusetts on May 1 1929 officers were elected and sworn to serve. Charles H Persons serves as president with Thomas P Parker as first vice president and William B Case as second vice president. Howard A Wilson is clerk. Trustees include Charles H Persons Thomas F Parker William B Case and others with terms expiring 1932 1930 1981 among listed names. Additional officers and auditors are named with roles and term expirations. Howard A Wilson clerk. ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Institution’ For Savings
Banking Rooms
Maynard
Massachusetts
Charles H. Persons
eThomas P. Parker
William B. Case
Howard A. Wilson
Thomas F. Parker
Guyer W. Fowler
Frank "B. Sanderson
Henry H. Warren
William H.Y Gutterdge
George H. Gutteridge
Frank W. Holt
Arthur E. ‘Walker
Gavin Taylor
Local notes include new storefront and town events
Suttobe County visits mark a mid afternoon scene with talk of a new building occupied by Robert Carter Furniture Company. West Concord residents express well wishes as John O'Toole returns from a long indoor period. Wright Bros. cleaners opens a receiving store at 6 Church Street.
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Suttobe County
Robert Carter Furniture Company
John O'Toole
West Concord
Ralph Ralphedyie
Northeastern
David Mobinson
Penny
Worcester
aAcademy
Dean’ ‘Academy
West Concord Grange hosts Neighbors Night guests
West Concord Grange No. 369 held Neighbors Night at IOOF hall with about 150 attendees including Waltham Melrose and Weston Granges. Visiting grangers provided entertainment while Deputy Dent Cahill Connors and Mrs Johnson plus Mrs Catherine MacCarron attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Catherine B. MacCarron
Melrose
Grange
Josephine Pierce
Bessie Hinma
Maynard Mother's Day Obers Likely Forgotten
Maynard church service at St Pauls on Glendale Street drew a large crowd for a Mother's Day program. Pastor Kantonen preached a Day sermon while Sigrid Oberg and Helen Kantonen performed solos and readings. Flowers were presented to attendees and Maedal ane Chapter 0 B B plans an initiatory degree on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Lost Deposit Book Notice From Middlesex Institution
Public notice states deposit bookeas has been lost. Payment stop advised by H W Hosmer assistant treasurer Concord May 8 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookeas
Middlesex Institution
H. W. Hosmer
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mags
Bedford Petition For Road Repairs Near Veterans Hospital
Bedford residents petitioned Middlesex County Commissioners to relocate and repair Springs Road between the Boston and Maine Railroad and the Veterans Hospital grounds for safety. The document notes a hearing in Cambridge on May 13, 1929, with orders issued for inspection and possible action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Mass
Springs
Boston and Maine
U. S
Veterans Hospital
Winy
Probate Court Citations for Estate of Andrew Biggs in Cambridge
The Probate Court of Middlesex County Cambridge issues a citation to all interested in the estate of Andrew Biggs Carlisle to appear June 3 1929 at ten in the forenoon to show cause why allowance should not be granted to Frank J. Biggs conservator. The citation requires service by publication in the Concord Enterprise for three weeks or posting and delivery to known interested parties seven days before the court and to the Massachusetts Department of Mental Diseases seven days before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of ‘of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Andréw Biggs
Carlisle
Massachusetts “Department of Mental Diseases
Frank J. Biggs
Cambridge
Goncord Enterprise
Shailings
Massachusetts “Department
John C. Leggat
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
County of
Couny
Piideeé
Punty
Boa
Arid‘ Heatat
Iby
Concord Enterprise
Staat P U
Concord
Rallph N. Smith
Ralph N. Smith
Paul I. Kingsbury
Cambria
Coneord
Ae Ugh
Concord petition to declare private way in Mead Road
Petition from Concord Town road commissioners asking the county to adjudicate a public road as a private way. The petition notes the road’s private usage by surrounding property owners and requests removal of town maintenance duties, with notice to public officials and publication in the Concord Enterprise.
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Eas
Goncord
Bosteree Maine Railroad Company
Puba
Oscar E. Beckvold
Hugh F. Leith
Edward W. Sheehan
Concord
Massachusetts
Lost Deposit Book No 451 Reported By Maynard Trust Co
Maynard Trust Co acting treasurer Frank E Taylor of Maynard Massachusetts reports the loss of Deposit Book No 451. Payment on the book has been stopped. Notice date May 13 1929 with subsequent updates on May 15 and May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Trust Co
Frank E .Taylor
Maynard, Mass
Maynard Selectmen Set Weekly Meeting in Creighton Block
The Board of Selectmen will hold regular meetings on Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in Creighton’s Block. Applications for licenses and permits should be presented at that time or to the board secretary William O. Strout and Edwin Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Creighton
Lcenses
William O. Strout
Edwin Carlton
Joseph Schnair
Lost deposit notice from Middlesex Savings Bank
Notice states that a deposit of 364 pounds is lost and payment is stopped. The Middlesex Savings Bank is referenced with H. F. Smith as treasurer. The fragmentary text mentions dates around May 1929 and other names.
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Avid
Glenwood
Gota
Fea
Glenwood Range Company
Taunton
Avery Furniture Co
Boston Furniture Co
Framingham and Marlboro
Hudson
ST Concord
Ing
After Furniture Company Ton
Conant Machine ‘Company
John Woodworth
Boston
College
Holy Cross
Shepard’ S
A. S. Crowe
Gutteridge
St. Maynard
George H. Urei
Anson
Piper. George
Aoe
Géorge
H. Merrick
Harry W. . Fiidd
James J. Hilférty
Nce S. Bodth
Benjamin Derby
James Dunap
Charles H. Williams
Soar Naylor
Rowland P. Harftttta
Howard B. Case
W William Ry Tited
Field
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Téirot
Data View
Ralph N. Auerd
N. Smith
Stow Center
R.yahn
Great Road
Henry Thayer
Inc
Mars
Assabet Institution’for
Sidney EB. McCleary
Town of
Middlesex Institution For’ Savings
H. F. Smith
Caneard Masa
Fain Ug Aeetylen Chones
Cans
South
Sudbury
Goulding
Howard
Commonwealths
Wesley Larrabee
Aaparagor Oots
Ludvig Holm Concord, Mass
Maddlesex Institution For Savings
Flexo” Co
H. C. Akus
Js Meder
Andrew Edwardson
Brook Réed
William H. HI
Gine
Cambridge Turnpike Road
J. B. Leavitt
West Acton
West Mf
Acton Eee
J. H. Littlefield
John Renta
Barber
Waltham St
West Aden
E. N
Gleasondale
Furniture Moviil
Ekeee
TEL
Hudson Bapme
Rence Bee Commonwealth of Mass
soncuMetes County Commissionersan
Trolters
Bo Mathe Railroad
Fitchburg
Cocord
Conet Junction
Arthur H. McLearn
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