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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1948
Page
15
Bedford notes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Tackney of Hancock Street will celebrate their twelfth wedding anniversary on Wednesday, October 20. The couple's anniversary is acknowledged in local notices.
Susan Ann Arthur marked her fifth birthday with a party at 56 Fletcher Road. Attendees included Jack Burgone Jean Burgone Edward West Gaik West Janey Wiggins Carolk Wiggins Sandra Van Laethem Frakkie Van Laethem Christine Barrett Nancy Watson June Farrington Judith Pike Lee McArdle Beesage McArdle and other child guests.
Middle aged woman seeks a three room apartment with heating. She offers to consider heating and avoids complex leases. She lists Marlboro Stow and writes 82 Gleasondale, seeking simpler accommodation in Hudson area.
Town building inspector Herman E Christen geri issues September permits in Bedford listing recipients and projects including new dwellings at Orchard Road Sunset Road and 33 Houston Road alterations on Great Road, Dudley Road and others.
The week’s schedule lists a PTA supper at Church of Christ on Thursday October 14 with adult choir rehearsal led by Leila Blake and children's and youth choir rehearsals led by Gaston A. Goyette. Sunday October 17 includes services at Church of Christ, morning worship and Sunday school at First Parish Unitarian, Masses at St Michael’s, Benediction after the 9 25 Mass, and Sunday school after Benediction. Monday October 16 includes Bedford Grange at Town Hall, Missionary Circle led by Lusty Jardone, Paul Revere Chapter Eastern Star inspection at Town Hall.
Miss Ruth Galswood of Ashburnham has returned to her home after spending the summer months with Miss Julia E Laws at 10 Hartford Street. John R. Comely III, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Ridgeway Comely of 180 Springs Road, has enlisted in the U S Army and is now stationed with the Field Artillery at Fort Dix New Jersey.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts declares a foreclosure action in Equity for David J. Peters and Hazel Joe of Maynard, Middlesex County. Middlesex County National Bank, Everett, is the holder, with the case noted under Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act. Respondents must file a written appearance or answer in Boston by a specified date to avoid default.
A memorial event at Camp Middlesex Ashby honors Nathaniel Bowditch. An invitation invites all to attend Sunday October 17 with a dedication ceremony and a picnic on the grounds. The Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture enabled the project which will feature a fire place circle and five log cabins benefiting future visitors and the site view from Hifttop. A stray note mentions a brake issue where grease leaks onto a car brake lining.
Mr and Mrs David Mitts former Orchard road residents visited the town. The Church of Christ hosted a food sale last Saturday with Mrs Wilbur L Wells as chairman and society members assisting.
St Louis election officials recognize complaints by women election clerks who must carry ballots to headquarters after polls close. Ballot boxes lighter than the old three pound containers are being ordered in time for the November election.
Hank A Schooley formerly of Gleason Dale is now on the Phil Lip Morris program with Horace Heidt. He began trombone at 12 and rose to a top position after 34 years in the service with the 198th Army Band. He later played with Dean and J Peer ensembles before joining Liddell's Des Moines orchestra last year.
A resident discussed intends to settle in Des Mathés as a permanent home and mentioned savings bonds with a purchase of 0.8. The note reflects personal financial plans tied to the city.
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