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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1927
Page
6
At the Alphabet Fair on December 1 and 2 a quilt table showcases handiwork of varied sizes. Notably, the largest quilt features much handwork by Mrs. L. A. Tirrell of Goffstown New Hampshire, a 91 year old energetic and capable lady.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hughes left Monday for a business trip. Mr and Mrs F R Khowlton and family left this week for their winter home in St Petersburgh. Fred Davis has been carried to this home with an attack of eryystal. Harry Wambolt and family are occupying the house recently vacated by Everett Eats Hobart. Be Mena and Pr. L Guy Mead are having the interior of the clubhouse newly decorated. They are doing Abts in memory of their mother Lucy Mead, who was the son of the West Acton Woman's Gb.
Arlington resident Mrs Stella M Cushing headlines West Acton Woman's Club Guest Night on Monday November 14 presenting the Romantic Story of zecho Slova kia through songs folk dances and violin solos.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hat shop event or listing with references to hats dresses and potential sales. Some names and phrases appear garbled. The readable elements indicate a local retail item rather than a broader news story.
Maynard and Hudson both split two wins in the opening trio of games at the Maynard alleys. J Murray led with high three-string score and Harold Peterson posted the top single string. Maynard faces Concord tonight at the Maynard lanes as results from the Maynard K of C and Hudson K of C events registered several high totals and team totals above 1900.
Dear Friend letter praises Dave Robinson ex captain and Worcester Academy for a perfect season not allowing a score. The team defeated all rivals except Harvard freshman and is honored with gold footballs and sweaters and will usher at the Harvard Yale game. Dave plans track work this winter.
Maynard reports Hudson H. clinched the Midland League crown with a 41 to 6 win over Milford on Saturday. Marlboro forfeited two games after a player was found to be underage, altering the league standings.
Maynard High School’s Sheiks substituted for Wayland with six regulars sidelined and defeated Wayland 12 to 0 in a hard fought contest. Air attacks by Maynard and a late scoring drive gave the visitors the win amid injuries.
Maynard High School notes recount a 12 to 6 loss to the Sheiks at Crowe Park with Lawson and Fingard highlighted for the home team. The article covers athletics, lectures, Phi Kappa Phi election for Karl Laubsenstien, a trip to Boston for As You Like It, and Armistice Day observations with a two minute silence at 11 o'clock.
A Massachusetts notice states Max Swartz known as Max Schwartz of Maynard has a property in Maynard Middlesex County sold at public auction on December 14 1927 at 1 PM. The sale covers land and buildings on Nason Street Maynard described with reference to the Fitchburg Railroad and surrounding bounds following a 1927 attachment.
The Middlesex Probate Court issues citations to heirs and interested parties in the estates of Mary E Byron of Concord and Charles B Harris of Concord. Proceedings require appearance on November 21 1927 for Mary E Byron and November 18 1927 for Charles B Harris. Public notices must be published weekly in the Concord Enterprise and copies delivered to interested parties and the Massachusetts Department of Mental Diseases.
Town of Maynard selectmen set Wednesday 7 PM sessions in Creighton Block rooms. Applications for licenses or permits should be presented then or to the secretary of the Board. Rank 3s Binks, Chair. Bywin Carlton, Secretary. Regular meeting of WM. Frou t.
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