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Frosts arrive soon as leaves fall they claim the sky. On domes they install extra strands of gray wires.
19 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
1
Frosts arrive soon as leaves fall they claim the sky. On domes they install extra strands of gray wires.
Charlies 8. Robinson, after six years as a Massachusetts Reformatory official, resigns to become Court Officer in the Middlesex County Superior Court at Cambridge. Four new court peers are appointed with Justices approval. Robinson enjoyed broad support from county leaders and town citizens amid a field of about 490 candidates.
President Richardson says Acton Fair will be bigger and fairer with full committee effort. Fireman's Contest with ten companies for a Silver cup, Chelmsford Band Friday, Fitch Military Band Saturday. Balloon coupons offer free tickets. Acton Agricultural Association meeting held September 12 at Swastika Villa. Continued on page seven.
The Town of Concord commemorated its 288th anniversary on Sept 12 with flag displays. The Concord Antiquarian Society held tea and a reception at the Chapter House on Lexington Road. The annual election was postponed due to officers and members being away. A World War Memorial dedication on the common was postponed due to bronze casting issues and will likely be held next Patriots Day.
A special Concord meeting called by the Selectmen last Tuesday debated indemnifying the Commonwealth for land drainage and damage claims tied to Lexington Road reconstruction. After an hour of discussion no substantive action was taken and the meeting adjourned amid unclear voting prospects.
Maynard and Pawtucketville residents share visits this week. Leonard Farrell from Front Street visited Boston relatives. John Kelly and family of Beverly visited their daughter Mary Kelley in Maynard. Augustus Morse and family returned from a two week Brant Roth vacation. M E church choir plans a festival on the church lawn Saturday. Michael Gedinovich bought the Pleasant Street house from Wilson Cuttell. Cuttell bought Yonontah Orchard Fruit Farm in Harvard and will move soon.
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