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Slate at old Bean Head officers of the anter O E S at public exer Hall Saturday Mabel M Over on serving as her Preceding sooner was set of the Church a year Wor rs Lucille C Iron Leonard A matron Mrs regor associate S MacGregor Ruth M Liver Mary French Grace M Oa te conductress MacLean chap M Black mar cel L Farring Mrs Edith C fliérs include Inia R Martin ence E Haigh berta Dunston tiana F Loring dred C Martin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel M. Overon
Lucille C. Iron
Leonard A. Matron
Mrs. Regor
S. MacGregor
Ruth M. Liver
Mary French
Grace M. Oate
MacLean
M. Black
Marcel L. Farring
Edith C
Inia R. Martin
Ence E. Haigh
Berta Dunston
Tiana F. Loring
Dred C. Martin
Judy Learns With Braces At Easter Seal Center
Judy expresses happiness while learning to use new braces at a Bay State Society for the Crippled and Handicapped Easter Seal center.
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Judy
Bay State
Mrs Elizabeth Atwood and Ernest D Ouillette In Warder Sentinel Role
Mrs Elizabeth Atwood takes on warder duties while Ernest D Ouillette serves as sentinel in a local security arrangement. Both assume duties for the assigned post amid routine duties and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Atwood
Sentinel
Ernest D. Ouillette
Harris of Acton Widower Funeral Rites Held
West Acton bearers for the funeral of the late Elwyn W Harris, who died March 28, 1949, included Charles H Haskell Reuben A Reed Otis Reed and Harland E Tuttle. He was born February 28 1870 in North Acton, son of George H Harris and Angiette Wheeler Harris. He leaves his wife Ida A Hapgood and a cousin Carolyn J Peck. The couple celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary January 18 1949.
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West Acton
Elwyn W. Harris
Charles H. Haskell
Reuben A. Reed
Harvard
Otis Reed
Harland E. Tuttle
Acton
Mr. Harris
North Acton
George H
Angieette
Wheeler) Harris
Ida A. Hapgood
Carolyn J. Peck
Wellesley Hills
Four Concord Pupils Chosen for State Programs
Concord High School selects students for Boys State and Girls State programs. Sp onsored by the Concord American Legion and Auxiliary, with alternates listed for both boys and girls. Bedford area selections are pending announcement.
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Concord
Concord High
Concord American
David Bouchard
Edward Grennan
Arthur Duggan
William Hoyt
Richard Tandy
William Cassidy
Bedford American Legion
Lester McDowell
Joseph Perry
Concord American Legion Auxiliary
Jean Fallon
Eleanor Loomer
Shirley Beharrell
Bedford
Coming Events Of The Week In Concord
Weekly listing of local events in Concord and West Concord. Highlights include P T A meeting at Harvey Wheeler School, a Company H drill session, The Mikado performances at the high school auditorium, Brooks School clothing sale, Palm Sunday church services, and various club and civic meetings through Wednesday with Thursday and Friday refinements.
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Concord
West Concord
Harvey Wheeler School
State Armory
Brooks School
Veterans Building
Holy Week Observance at St Joseph Church Lincoln
Holy Week will be observed at St. Joseph's Church Lincoln with Holy Thursday April 15 Good Friday April 16 and Easter Sunday April 18 masses at 8 am and 10 am. The Lincoln Bridge Club gathered at Mrs Clyde D Ober's Lincoln road home last Thursday. Mrs Robert W Scott of Beaver Pond road recovering from surgery at Phillips House Boston was expected home this weekend. Mrs Harry B Knowles of Old Concord road recently ill at Emerson Hospital has returned home.
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St. Joseph’s Church
South Lincoln
Edmund J.onan
Lincoln Bridge Club
Clyde D. Ober
Lincoln Road
Robert W. Scott
Beaver Pond Road
Phillips House
Boston
Harry B. Knowles
Old
Concord ‘Road
Emerson Hospital
Conservation farming keeps sons on the Middlesex farm
Middlesex County farmers turn to conservation farming to keep homegrown sons on the farm. The method promises future security and immediate profits through diversified enterprises. Farm ponds for water, recreation, and fish production add value and enjoyment, encouraging families to stay on the land.
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Middlesex County
Unity Club Meeting Postponed to April 22 in Carlisle
The Unity Club in Carlisle postpones its April 15 gathering to April 22 with the same program. Guest speaker Larry Blanch ard is announced. Onslow H. Dutton, formerly of Carlisle and now at Nuttings Lake, has recovered enough from a year in a Boston hospital to be about. He works at Bedford Veterans Hospital and hopes to return to work soon. A follow up play group meeting is set for Mrs Phyllis Towle's club house on Wednesday April 14 at 8 o'clock.
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Unity Club
Dorohy Poodle
Gaident
Larry Blanchard
Onslow H. Dutton
Nuttings Lake
Boston
Bedford Veterans’ Hospital
Phyllis Towle
Concord Woman's Club Luncheon and Annual Meeting
The Concord Woman's Club will hold its annual luncheon next Monday April 12 at 1 o'clock at the Girl Scout House. Mrs EB Clifford Goodspeed, president, will lead the annual meeting after the luncheon. A short musical program directed by Mrs Joseph Davis Jr. will follow. Reservations close Friday with Mrs Jack K Holmes. New officers will be elected and it will be the final meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Woman's Club
Girl Scout House
EB. Clifford Goodspeed
Joseph Davis, Jr
Jack K. Holmes
Canonsburg Mayor Adjusts Schedule to Study at Pitt
Burgess Fred A. Caruso announced a new office schedule opening Mondays and Thursdays instead of Wednesdays and Fridays to allow continued studies at the University of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonsburg
Burgess Fred A. Caruso
University of Pittsburgh
Concord Fire Crews Respond to Two Grass Fires
Firemen were summoned twice Sunday to grass fires off Walden and Bedford streets. Chief Tuttle warns residents to secure outdoor burn permits. Sympathy extends to James E. Finan Sr. on his sister Mary McGrath’s death. A food sale, April 9 at 10 a.m., at Lawton Appliance Store supports the Congregational fair.
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Central Station
Walden Street
Bedford Street
Harry E Tuttle
James E. Finan, Sr
Belknap Street
Mary McGrath
Fitchburg
James ‘E. Finan, Jr
Thomas V. Finan
Concord
Lawton Appliance
Smith Cow Passes Brattleboro Test
Farnham W. Smith of Great Brook Farm owns Chestered Dean Mattie the prize cow tested at Brattleboro Vermont by the Holstein Friesen Association of America She produced 715 pounds of butterfat 18095 pounds of milk and was milked twice daily averaging 23 quarts per day over 358 days at age nine years eleven months.
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Carlisle
Holstein-Friesian ‘Association of America
Brattleboro
Vermon
Farnham W. Smith
Great Brook Farm
Dean Mattie
Bedford Births Record Local Births at Hospital
Bedford births recorded last week include a son to Mr and Mrs Roy Perry 43 Neillian Way on March 29 and a son to Mr and Mrs Kimberly M Webster 90 North Road on April 4. Roy L. Savings Ronde.
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Bedford
Nerson Hospital
Llowing
Roy Perry
Neillian Way
Arch
Kimbert M. Webster
Nor’h Road
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U. S
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Concord, Mass
M-G-M
Sy Arnaz
Marjorie Main
Keenan Wyna
Paul Henreid
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