Acton May 22 Event Honors Mrs Foley At Social
The home jet and Mrs Michael Foley were honored on May 9 in Acton during a social gathering. Attendees included thirty nine ladies who enjoyed music and light refreshments while presenting Mrs Foley with a Bank and Buffett mirror and luck card.
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Acton
Michael ‘Foley
Ming
Maynard
Helen Dudley
Mace
Ellen ‘Dockerty
Mary
Eva Jones
Ruth
Eaton
Johnson
Clara “Binks
Binks
Eva Frye
Agnes 2
Emma Greenhalge
Margarites
Rachel Barlow
Blancheen
Marian Littlefield
Alice Jon
Lessie McGarry
Dorothy In
Mary Mann
Louise New- Marcella Rainville
Maile
Marian Cole
Lizzie Hooper
Axford
Ruth French
Dyrkaze
Florence Mann
Ie Mann
Alice Foley
Hannah
Mary Mallinson
Bernadette
Concord Board of Registrars Meeting set for Thursday
The Concord Board of Registrars will meet Thursday at the Town Office from 9:00 for those who wish to register. Mrs. Sullivan and daughter spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars
Town House
Thomas
Sullivan
Charles Carter
Chauffeur Sickness Delays Hatfield Visit by White House Party
A stenographic fragment reports a sick chauffeur among a White House party arriving in Hatfield Massachusetts. Mr and Mrs Coolidge were driven to Hatfield by a neighbor and left fruit and flowers at the Bokoski home during the visit.
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Northampton
Mass
Wohn Pany
Owith
White House
Awho
Tio
Hatfield
Mizpain Chapter Maynard Hosts Sunday Services
Mizpain Chapter Maynard members led by Mrs. Huldah Taylor attended Union Congregational Church where Rev. William Boicourt delivered the sermon Shining Stars of Expectation. Special music featured Gavin Taylor Jr. and Miss Hazel Hooper. The chapter conferred the installatory degree at Masonic Hall last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Magdalene
O-E-S
Huldah Taylor
Union Congregational Church
William Boicourt
Gavin *Taylor ,Jr
Maynard talent chosen for Ram theatre project play
A versatile young local entrant Maynard was selected for a Ram Theatre ensemble in a glass play titled The Re Leate Rie. Leo appeared at the first rehearsal with his arm in a sling and splints, delivering a broad grinned performance as he faced a groin wrist strain, aiming for perfect makeup in the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
McNamara
Leo
Strick
Maynard Grange Hosts Elmwood Event With Music and Talks
Middlesex Central Pomons Grange met at Cooperative Hall Wednesday with attendance from Waltham Watertown Weston Lincoln Concord West Concord Sudbury Acton and Maynard. Lethar F Adams of Concord presided at the business session followed by an evening in Scotland with lectures songs and performances by local artists. A supper served by Maynard Grange preceded the meeting. Memorial services and a Maynard Grange gathering at Cooperative Hall Thursday evening will feature Mayor Lamar Flarity and Patriotic selections from local groups.
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Maynard
Middlesex Central
Pomons Grange
Waltham
Watertown
Weston
Lincoln
Concord
West Concord
Hur
Haeton
Acton
Lethar F.adams
Scotland
Bonnie Scotland
Jo‘Lee
Norman, Jacos
Billy “Webster
Framingham
Marie Haley
Sunbury
Little Mary McCauley
Roderick Mclver
Helen Ritchie
Boston
Union Prperegations
Maynard Grange
Margaret Whitney
Adelaide Sims
iGrange
Grange
Edith Rasmussen
Tremont Street
West Acton youths charged in window breaking case
Fifteen boys from West Acton and two from South Acton were brought to Concord district court charged with breaking fifty windows at a vacant West Acton cigar factory and all windows in the house of Mrs J MecCrossin on School Street South Acton. Police say the roundup was made last Saturday after months of investigation.
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Acton
South Acton
Concord
West Acton
J.«Meccrossin
School Street
Crossin Havng
Parish Sermons At West Acton Baptist Church
West Acton Baptist Church ministers present a Sermon on the Holy Catholic Church as the universal body of Christians. May 26 features the Apostles Creed topic The Communion Saints and an illustrated lecture Citizens of Tomorrow with My Country Tis of Thee hymn. Women’s benevolent groups unite. social for youths Friday evening at 7 30 in the vestry. Abbie Whitecomb noted as the sole living charter member of SEAS School from 82 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Church -West
Acton _ise
Holy Catholic Church
Jeffries
Benevolent Society
Kings Daughters
United Forces
Abbie
Whitecomb
the Seas School
Argain
Probate Court notices and grateful anniversary tribute
A probate citation alerts interested parties in the estate of William H. Hunt of Concord Massachusetts to appear June 10 1929 in Cambridge Probate Court for an account allowance. The notice appears in Concord Enterprise with publication for three weeks and lists service requirements. Also a brief grateful note from Mr and Mrs Henry Worden and family thanks friends for flowers and gifts on their golden anniversary.
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Henry Worden
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
William H. Hunt
Concord
Prescott Keyes
Deceasea
Cambridge
A Jones
Paetar
Pat
Peguire
Rules and Regulations Relating to Sewer Use
The document outlines procedures for sewer connections, deposits, and permits. It details responsibilities of owners, required inspections, and standards for private and town sewers, with rules on prohibitions, grease traps, and maintenance obligations.
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Sewer Commissioners
Sewer’ Commissioners
Ers
Maynard Sewer Committee Rules and Printed Sale Notice
Regulations may be punished fine not exceeding twenty cents for each offence. Rule 4 allows rescission or modification by the Sewer Commissioners for pest interests of the Town of Maynard. Maynard Sewer Commission Albert Batley, Chairman. Dates May 22, 29, June 5. For sale Latham raspberry bushes large red berries and blue berries for meat and fur. Tel. 32. Lexington Toad, oamead.
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Maynard
Maynard Sew RC Committee
Albert Batley
Latham
Lexington
Oamead Tel
R “Bradley
Lexington Rodd
Concord
Help Wanted for Reliable Honest Man in Pequod Nurseries
Classified ad seeks a reliable honest man to look after a business in Yalesville Connecticut. Also a probate notice to heirs of Jerome B Gleason late of Concord Massachusetts appointing Mary Gleason as executrix without bond for the estate with citations to appear at Cambridge Probate Court on May 4 1929 and required public notice weekly in Concord newspaper and by mail to known heirs.
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Pequod
Yalesville
Conn
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Jerome B.‘ Gleason
Concord
Mary’. Gleason
Cambridge
Il County Therlast
John di Legent
San Aes
San Aes S Ser
Loring P. Jordan
Regiater
Lost deposit book notice from savings institution
Deposit book number 24959 has been reported lost. Payment is stopped. Signed by J Hosmer Assistant Treasurer for the Savings Institution. May 3.
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Bok
Mydiesex
Savdngs, Berets
Jhosmer Asst
Treas
Coneo
Maynard Trust Co
Frank’ Meer
Cne
Is. Hareby
The
Middlesex: Institution For‘ Savings
H.F. Smith
Treds
Concord
Mass
Bedford petition on Springs Road safety in Middlesex County
Bedford residents petition County Commissioners to relocate Springs Road between Boston and Maine Railroad and the U S Veterans Hospital entrance due to danger and unsafe conditions. They request an early hearing and specify notices and a viewing date in Cambridge on June 13. Ralph N. Smith and Charles Ricksard sign as officials.
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Bedford
Massachusetts
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
Maine
U.S. Veterans Hospital
Commonwealth
Massachusetta
Middlesex
Peshegast
Dom Hentio
Ralph
N. Smith
Ralph'n. Smith
Charubs
Ricksard
Gayi
Probate citation and road petition notices from Massachusetts court records
Public notices from Middlesex County MA include a probate citation commanding appearance for the estate of Andrew Biggi with conservator Frank J. Biggi and a road petition by Concord road commissioners seeking to adjudicate Great Meadows Road as a private way. The documents reference Concord Enterprise publication and sheriff service orders dated May 8 15 22 1929 and attendance at Cambridge court sessions.
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S Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Andrew Biggi
Carlisle
Massachusetts Department of Mental Diseases
Whepreas
Frank J. Biggi
Andrew Biggs
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Parcetine
Cgourt
John di Leggat
Esquire
Terre
Gourt
Loring' P
Aorean
Road Commission
Concord
Great Meadows
Sal
theyBoston
Maine-Railroad Company
Sear BH Beckyard
Hugl.f. Leith
Edward W. Sheehan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
County of
Court House Cambridee
Serene
Ubv
Ralph N. Smith
Paul L Kingsbury
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American Woollens
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Shepard 8
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Gould Automatic
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Pine St
William
Smith ‘Maynard
Lala Eee
Lawrenge
Hill T
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Conservatory
Louisville
Kentucky
Rialto Theatre
Conword
R. Yahn
Henry Thayer: &Co ‘Inc
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Assabet Institution For Savings
Sidney E.mccleary
Board of Selectmen
William .O. Strout
Edwin Carlton
P. Joseph Schnair
Grant
Ludwig
Holm Concord
Giele
Demonstratore
Gow
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Andrew Edwardson
Laws Brook Road
West Congard Mines
William H. Higgins
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Cancer Junation
Boston and
Ma Ree
Thornton Alexander
Manny Aeditor
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Count Cormers
Cambridg Unty
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Wheatson
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