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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1914
Page
4
Towns will close books on December 31 each year instead of January 31 to align fiscal years statewide. This allows selectmen to publish town reports early for the March town meeting and gives voters time to review department affairs. April committee work on by laws and charter changes should be reported fully in the town book for voter consideration.
Corroborative evidence supports the danger at the corner of Main and Nason streets with near misses. A long white strip on the street could warn drivers and guide them. A noon Acton line car stops at Lever's shoe store corner for several minutes, adding to the risk.
While painting in the No 4 annex at Assabet mills, foreman Charles Sweeney plunged about 15 feet onto a cement floor, fracturing his pelvis. He was first taken home by a furniture van and later moved to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
Finnish residents in Maynard will study English in two Main Street school rooms under an agreement with the Maynard school board. Mrs Alfred E McCleary will teach English and Mrs Lauri Jokinen Finnish. salaries guaranteed by sponsors, town cost limited to lighting. The Christmas club of Maynard Trust Co nears its first year with about 30000 dollars to be paid out and plans new classes after December 28.
In Middlesex County probate court a citation is issued to heirs and the State Board of Insanity regarding guardian Julia L. McCarthy seeking license to sell real estate for investment. The hearing is set for December 9 1914 at Cambridge with notices to be published in the Manyard Enterprise and served seven days before.
Multiple probate notices itemize estates in Middlesex County Massachusetts. Mary B Cutting of Sudbury and Abbott J Lawrence of Concord are named with letters of administration sought and citations scheduled for December 1 1914 and December 3 respectively. Court clerk W E Rogers signs.
Middlesex Probate Court in Cambridge schedules December seventh 1914 at nine in the forenoon to hear the administrator Harry C Bascoi on the first account of Sarah E Whitcomb late of Concord. Interested parties must be served by copy or newspaper notice in Concord Enterprise for three weeks. witness Charles J McIntire First Judge and W E Rogers Register.
A rural district couple in the strangers' gallery try to identify their MP. One observer cannot distinguish him and the other bluntly notes the member cannot distinguish himself. Tit-Bits caption/report.
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