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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1924
Page
7
Ballot lists candidates for Fifth Massachusetts Senate and Congress along with numerous party lines. It shows Referendum Questions 3 through 6 on liquor, highway funding, banking deposits, and daylight saving. Names include Gillett Walsh O'Sullivan, Connors, Peters, Leary, Luce, and Eisner among others.
Mr Goodnow of Portland Maine visited South Acton with his niece Mrs J E Reed. A birthday surprise party for Mrs Frank Penney was held Monday night by seventeen friends with games refreshment and social hour. Mrs Penney received gifts. Miss Elizabeth Bumpus recovering from illness plans to return to work for the California Perfume Co and will not be home before Christmas.
Miss Helen Story Cole and Lawrence Leroy Strong were married by Rev Charles A Haney at the Universalist parsonage on Wednesday evening Oct 15. They will reside in West Acton after November 1 and honeymoon in the White Mountains.
The Congregational church hosts its annual fair this Thursday starting at 3 PM with an all day from 3 PM into the evening. A children's entertainment at 3 30 PM is planned as part of the event.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. with topic My denomination its organization and aims. Sunday services October 26 include morning 10 30 Sunday school 11 45 and evening 7 o'clock.
Boy Scouts in Hudson host a Harvest Dance tomorrow night with the Harvest Moon dance and Hicks parade plus other features. Prizes will be awarded for best and funniest costumes. Committee members include Ralph Hall Gordon Mann Edwin Brown Roy Parker and Fletcher Duval.
Hudson Council 131 Knights of Columbus held an installation at the Knights of Columbus hall. James T Connington was named grand knight with a slate including John F G H deputy grand knight Paniel Lavallee warden and others. District Deputy James M Hurley assisted, and Fr. John T Mullen spoke of a convent window donation. A reception followed.
Funeral services for Mrs Alice May Robertson Teele wife of Frederick W Teele organizer for Rotary International were held at 2 30 PM from her 33 Pleasant Street home in Hudson Mass A Rotary club delegation attended and floral tributes came from Rotary International Boston Rotary Club and Hudson mae club The burial was in a local cemetery under Undertaker George F Allen. Services had been held at the Teele home in West Somerville earlier that morning.
Paris assesses the German vote as crucial for European stability. Officials warn that a shift to a controversial party could renew tensions and trigger broader political friction across the continent.
Lucius E Bent announces a mortgagee sale of land and buildings in Sudbury Middlesex County as security for Lillian G Cullen and Arthur J Cullen to Bent dated November 17 1923. The public auction occurs November 11 1924 at 10:00 AM on premises with a $100 cash deposit.
Acton Massachusetts Selectmen warn property owners to destroy gypsy and brown tail moth eggs caterpillars pupae and nests by December 1 1924 under Chapter 132 General Laws. Noncompliance may incur town abatement costs as a lien on land and neighbors urged to cooperate on public grounds. Local and state foresters provide instructions.
Hudson Co operative Bank to sell at public auction on November 15 1924 at two PM the mortgaged premises in Sudbury and Framingham Middlesex County Massachusetts described by metes and bounds with ownership from Lydia G Raymond to Samuel J Wright. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and liens with $500 cash due at sale and balance within ten days at the bank in Hudson Massachusetts.
The Board of Selectmen will meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Greiglyton’s Block rooms to transact business. Applications and complaints must be presented at that time or by letter to the secretary of the mayoral board.
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