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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
8
James W. Spring is named executor of Hoffecker late of Concord Middlesex. He has given bond and now requires all persons indebted to the deceased to pay and those with claims to present them. Notices run May 21, 28, June 4 in Building, Mass.
In Middlesex County a probate notice names Reuben Clifford Pratt as executor of Ellen Pratt deceased. The court requires all heirs and interested parties to appear May 13 1930 at 10 o clock to show cause why letters testamentary should not be issued or bond required. Join C Leggat Esquire signs the notice.
Fragmentary OCR notes name John C Léggat but provide no clear event, date, place, or outcome. Missing context prevents a definite summary of actions, agreements, or proceedings.
Mrs. Jane fell at her Riverside Avenue home last week and suffered a fracture. Reyston R. Crowell preached at West Concord Union Church in the forenoon. Rev Johannes A C Fagginger Auer, longtime minister of the First Parish Unitarian church, preached there in the morning. Miss Mabel A Fromant of Everett Street, longtime diet operator in the Concord Telephone exchange, transfers to Nashua New Hampshire as chief operator starting June 1. Mrs Grace Donahue, formerly at the Hudson exchange, succeeds Miss Fromant.
Mortgagees sell at public auction on Saturday June 7 1980 at 2 59 PM on the premises to foreclose a December 26 1924 mortgage from Otto Ranson and Mary C Hanson to Maynard Trust Company. The property covers two parcels totaling about 60 acres including old town road access and a street right of way in Maynard with detailed survey bearings and bounds. Proceeds go to satisfy the mortgage with balance to the grantors. Attorney Howard A Wilson represents Maynard Trust Company at Stors Building Ton Massachusetts. May 14 21 28
Westboro High defeated Sudbury 4 to 2 at the Cities Playgrounds. Rawson pitched seven innings for Westboro allowing only three hits while Hogan held Sudbury to limited scoring. Sudbury rallied with two runs in the fourth as Rawson and Dever starred behind the plate, with Johnson, Rogers, and Herring contributing at the plate.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on a triangular Sudbury lot described as 7500 square feet with buildings. Sale June 19 1930 at ten o'clock in the forenoon on premises. Bidder to pay 200 dollars at sale. terms other details announced at sale. For more information contact Watchmaker Heller Boston.
The Board of Selectmen holds weekly Wednesday meetings at 7 o'clock in Freighter's Block rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented. Frank, Secretary. P Joseph, Chairman. Samuel Lerer, Secretary.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston won the top Central Station Institutional Division prize and a second in Electric Commercial Division for campaigns "We looked at ourselves through our customers eyes" and "A perpetual inspiration." Awards announced by the Public Utilities Advertising Association in Washington, D.C. The full list includes several regional electric and gas companies across the United States.
Lady Campbell sails from Boston on Sunday aboard the S S Arabic of the White Star Line heading to London for the summer. Before leaving she received a travel book gift from the Congregational church ladies and noted many new travel tips in the volume. George A Richardson, chairman of the Ac ton Fair Premium Book, calls on subscribers to renew ads for early July circulation. Mr and Mrs Frank K Stiles and Mr and Mrs William Stiles visit their former home in Fitzwilliam New Hampshire on Sunday.
The May session of the Neighborhood club in West Acton featured a wide discussion of plans for the coming year and the work ahead. Members debated activities and set broad goals for the group's future initiatives.
The text details shrubbery maintenance around railroad property, requests residents not to discard trash in the bushes, and notes Decoration Day plans. It mentions a June 18 whist and bridge party hosted by Mrs Sarah hae, plus a yearly drive committee with listed ladies and a social committee replacement.
Dr Raymond Hooper found part of a twenty dollar bill dated 1844 pasted in a lumber board from the American Powder Company site. He plans to keep it as a souvenir while upgrading his Main Street home with a new fireplace using bricks from the company’s former office.
The Sudbury Woman's Club held its regular meeting at First Parish Church with Miss Emily F. Willis presiding. Nominating committee reports led to election of officers including President Emily F. Willis and 1st vice president Melvin Guptill. numerous directors and committee chairs were named for the coming year.
A fragmented list shows multiple women with married names such as Mrs Henry Way Mrs Howard Burr Mrs Walters Stones and others including Miss Gladys Page Mrs Josephine White and Mrs Charles Capen. The text includes terms Publicity Public Health and Legislative without clear context.
Under the auspices of the Alders Society of the Metho Episcopal Church a musical entertainment of vocal and instrumental selections was given in the church Thursday evening by a group of young people of the Swedish Baptist Church. Miss Allen of Somerville gave readings. Refreshments were served under the supervision of president Mrs. Agnes Maurer.
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