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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
7
In Acton and Boxborough residents cast votes on Referendum Nos 1 through 4 at town offices and the Armory in Concord. The brittle OCR lists names of local officials and multiple referendums with results like 312 to 243 in Acton, reflecting early 20th century civic voting patterns.
The play Believe Me Xan by Frederick Ballard III opened in Boston in 1914 and later moved to New York with Jack Barrymore. It ran long at a theater near the Ceeere building on Ni ta dates January 17 and 18. Listed readers and the Legion James Mansfield Post perfunctorily announced evening roles and a cast including William Soman Merwin and Henry T. Coolidge among others. The production featured conductor Samuel Merwin with an orchestra that included Marion Barker Mrs Merwin and Elizabeth Da.
The Ladies Union of Union Church hosts a Christmas bazaar on December 7 in the church basement. Booths themed by flowers offer aprons, hankies, ferns, preserves, and other varied goods with lunch and Newell's Orchestra of Marlboro providing music.
Notice states Francis M Joyce is appointed administrator of the estate of Della Joyce in Maryland. He must post bond as required by law and settle claims at 78 Torrey Street Dorchester. Creditors must present demands and debtors pay to Francis M Joyce, admin. November 7, 1922.
The Maynard Board of Selectmen holds a public hearing on a petition from D P Abercrombie receiver for Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway Co. to relocate Main Street tracks and overhead trolley lines near a reinforced concrete bridge over the Assabet River. The request notes plan details from July 1922 and seeks town funding for the alteration, with hearings set for November 1922.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Thomas D McCarthy to show cause why the executrix may be granted testamentary authority. The hearing is set for October 22, 1922 at nine in the forenoon at Cambridge. Witness George F Newton, First Judge, on October six, 1922.
Public auction announced by the Court for Middlesex for parcels of land near Concord including a 50 acre lot with dwelling and outbuildings and an opposite parcel with access rights. The sale, on a Saturday in November 1922 at 9 30 AM, covers the described estates with rights of way and exclusions for specified parcels and prior deeds.
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