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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1930

Page

8

Massachusetts probate court cites sale of real estate

The probate court cites the estate of Packard late of Acronim and orders a license for sale of real estate. A citation requires notice to all interested parties by fee to be published weekly for five weeks in a local newspaper, with the final publication at least one day before the court hearing on the twentieth day of AD 1930.

Packard Acronim Nee Midhv John O. Leggat

Scouts Stage All Day Program At Camp Resolute

Eight hundred scouts from Algonquin Council representing multiple Massachusetts communities spent a day at Camp Resolute in Bolton. Activities included swimming, games, and an Indian pageant directed by G Edgar Hubbard of the Medford Council. The event featured numerous track and field results, a grand pageant on the lake, and a formal committee listing.

Medford Ei Ae F. W. Forbes Westboro Axel Zatterman Ashland Barter Parker Framingham George Tilden Northboro Henry E. Warren Hugh McCaffery Morton Yates Louis F. Ingalls Hector KE. Moineau Wiliam H. Wellen Marlboro Paw Davis Gilbert Small Wayland Massachusetts Southbord Ashland TeteEey Tamingham Eaton Wilcox Williamson Ostaszwsky Coppola Buthee William Bushee King Irwin Williams Clews Cheety Wyn Sloans Bacon Kenney Twombley Southboro Wadsworth Northbor Mason G. Edgar Hubbard Thiel Representaive Willi H. Weslep Daniel Parker Lewis H. Rabbitt Wellen E L Tita N William’ J. Mic Nally Framinzle Dorhfield William F. Uinian William J. Waiber Rex Ceohaichiteeh Wis H. Rabbitt A. E Caswell Harold Blades F. In Ails Fletcher B. Prish Lamon Cobb Norman Sloan Azel E. Zetterman Scott V. Curry Archér Cy Stearia Munk A. Heffernan Paul 8 Coffin Walter Bester Fred Murphy N. 1P Sears Rev William, Kelly Donald Buxton E. M. Crock Be Eats Paul Shaughnessy Norman Lindsay Koe N. P. Bon Land Airman Harry W. Son F. Carr Donald Peaks Robert Fox Albert S. Woodward W. Eldridge C. W. Nichols Ww. Nelson Edmund Co Bray Thomas Bans Carr Carl Swiake H. Whit- Houry Warren Morton F. Yates Hugh McCaffrey Westman

Local Visitors and Legion Plan County Meeting

Beatrice Monroe of Roanoke Virginia visited Mr and Mrs Harry Clark on Sunday. Dora Mauro daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mauro is on the road to recovery after a prem? injuries. Hardee Reynolds and wife toured parts of New York state over the weekend. James Edney of Amherst College spent the weekend with his parents. Charles Edney and family reside on Martins Terrace. Commander Clark and many Edwards-Quimby American Legion members plan to attend the Middlesex County oil meeting in Ayer on Sunday Oct 19 at 3 pm. Middlesex County at a recent Boston convention announced the largest unit with 7500 men 6 bands and 11 drum corps.

Beatrice’ Monroe Roanoke Virginia Harry Clark Dora' Mauro Pee Frank Hardee RY Reynolds New York State James F Edney Amherst College Charles F. Edney Martin ‘Terrace Clark American Legion Ayer Boston Middlesex County

Night program at Grange Hall features local readers

A Wes ae by Con Grange at the Lights Hall presented a night program with readings by Mrs Nettie Wells and several Misses Emerton Hanlon Moreau Adams Croft and others. A subsequent sale of edibles was conducted by Arthur Adams P M with purchases to be served. The Grange plans a Hallowe en party on October 21.

Con Grange Ights Hall Néttie i Wells Clara, Emerton Mary Hanlon Sylvia Moreau Marion Adams Helen Croft Nettie A. Wells Arthur Adams P. M Grange 11 Hallowe'en

All Day Sewing Booth at Trinity Church Concord Mass

Trinity Church Concord releases a notice of an All Day Sewing Booth in the Parish House to support the Fair with events on October 16 and 18. It lists Holy Communion services on October 19 and parish activities including Bible class, morning prayer, and social principles based classes. A white silk bore and pall were donated by the Altar Guild for altar vessels with plans for seasonal hangings.

Trinity Church Concord Mass Church Aid Society

West Coanel Opens Food Drive for State and National Quotas

A local food sale will be held on Saturday from 2 to 6 o clock to raise funds for state and national quotas. Proceeds support relief efforts and community assistance programs.

West Coanel

West Concord Woman's Club Opens With State Federation Guest

Mrs Thomas J Walker second vice president of the State Federation will be guest and speaker at the opening meeting and Presidents day. Mrs Robert Walker club president will report the State Federation meeting at Swampscott. A musical program includes Mildred Dunsmore harp Elsa Evans soloist William Blackney violin and Mildred Davis accompanist. Mrs Frank S Walker hosts tea assisted by the executive board.

Thomas J. Walker State Federation West Concord Woman’s Club Odd Fellows Hall Robert Walker Swampscott Mildred Dunsmore Elsa Evans William Blackney Mildred Davis Frank S. Walker

Water supply holds steady but tax on alternative sources persists

South and West Acton reports no shortage during the dry spell yet some nearby residents, within 600 feet of the main pipe, paid water tax while drawing from other sources. The Improvement association held its first military party in Quimby square apartments last Thursday with nine tables in use. Mrs Harry Barteau of Bristol, Conn spent the weekend there.

South West Acton Improvement Association Quimby Square Harry Barteau Bristol Conn

Local Socials and Charity Whist Event Notice

Mrs Ralph Hussey hosts daughter Annetta Merchant visiting from Harte ford Conn. The Acton fire department No 2 will hold a grocery whist party in Exchange Hall Booth Acton on Tuesday evening October 21 at 8 o clock. Prizes include a ton of coal barrels of flour bag of potatoes box of apples and 12 other articles.

Ralph Hussey Jones Farm Annetta Merchant Harteford Conn Acton Fire Department Exchange Hall Booth Acton

Carney Family Holds Reunion at North Sudbury Home

A Carney family reunion hosted by Mrs. Roger Thayer in North Sudbury featured dinner and a program of vocal and instrumental music plus games. Attendees included Frank and Catherine Harrington. numerous Carney relatives from Arlington, West Concord, Dalton, and Washington, D. C., plus Roger Thayer and Anna Clark with families.

Maynard Hallowe’en Carney Roger Thaer North Sudbury Frank McCarron Catherine Harrington William Carney Albert Carney Arlington Geo. Haggerty West Concord Frank Kennery Atty John Shea Dalton Walter Carney Washington, D. C Howard Hamilton Anna Clark Lawrence Roger Thayer North Sudbury

Hibernian Event Awards Prizes At Monument Hall

Under Mrs Thomas J Byron the Hibernian committee held a Friday evening gathering at Monument Hall. Miss Winifred Wy won the first prize followed by Joseph Lombardo second and Miss Helen Tobin third. Other winners included Miss Mary Shea fourth Miss Annie Williams fifth Mrs Annie Hayes sixth and Dee sixth prize. Consolation prize went to Bulger. A local store ad follows with merchandise prices.

Hibernian Thomas J Byron Menument Hall There Winifred Wy Joseph ‘Lombardo Helen Tobin Mary Shea Annie Williams Annie

Division 44 Whist Party Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary

The fourth in a series of whist games hosted by Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order promises a lively hour of card play. Proceeds support local charitable activities and community projects.

Division 44 Ladies’ Auxiliary, Ancient Order

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