Concord Independent Battery forms in memory of war heroes
The Concord artillery unit traces its origins to 1804 1805 and 1855, evolving from a social artillery group to a company of infantry. It honors Captain Buttrick and others, fired salutes at celebrations, and preserves historic brass cannons from 1804 1864 now housed in the state house and town.
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Concord Indepensor
M.V.M
Concord
Bnd
Buttrick
Cambridge
Cai
Daniel Adams
State House
Richmond
Lincoln
Boston
Minute Man
James Mansfield
Herbert Buttrick Hosmer
Battery Sonane
Concord Independent
Phillip L. Smith
James Mansfold
A.L. Ttery
Financial aid guidance for a person seeking help
A brief note outlines available financial assistance and steps to obtain support. It highlights eligibility checks, required documents, and contact points for local programs offering grants or loans. The message emphasizes proactive outreach and timely filing to access aid.
Trotting Meet Popularity at Rockingham Park in the 1930s
The article notes that trotters gained popularity during Rockingham Park trotting meetings in the 1930s, highlighting the era when these events drew attention and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockingham Park
Pack 33 Cub Scouts Receive Many Awards At Acton Meeting
At Acton March pack meeting members of the order of the arrow welcomed new cubs to Pack 33 and awarded many honors. Den 8 and Den 1 lists include multiple new scouts, transfers, and denner stripes. Akela presented gold and silver arrows, bear and lion badges, and other recognitions including a 50th anniversary award to Eric Hedblom.
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Acton
Order of the Arrow
Den
Gary Dillon
Richard Harris
Curtis Emmons
Johnnt McIntosh
David Anderson
Dale Swanson
John Darling
William Tuttle
Thomas Moore
Ronald Calkins
Kim Davenport
Bryce Peasley
Charles Wyat
Steven Tornall
Preston Hogan
David Hi
Comig
Concord
Den 5
Akela
Kenneth Edgin
Gold Arrow
Silver Arrow
Denner
Trevor Fqugere
Dana Sanford
Jimmy McKee
Timmy Scanlon
Mark Batson
William Jones
Kevi Christian
Donald Oliver
Dennis Brennan
William Sanford
John Kirby
Y Daley
David Moore
Final Maker Of Isaac Davis Trail To Be Presented In Bridge Ceremony
Mrs. Robert Hunt Worcester regent of the Isaac Davis Chapter of the D A R will present the marker to Acton selectmen for the town then to the Concord selectman for placement at Old North Bridge. The ceremony honors Miss Margaret Lothrop Concord whose mother surveyed the trail. The event joins April 19 celebrations with officials from D A R C A R C O and youth groups present. The marker will be placed by Troop I Scouts under Ivan Wold and Scoutmaster Arthur Hirsch.
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Isaac Davis
Robert Hunt
Worcester
D.A.R
Acton and Concord
Children of the American Revolution
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Hunt
Acton
Troop I
Ivan Wold
Arthur Hirsch
French Selected To Head Maynard Assessors
French has been elected the new chairman of the Maynard Board of Assessors. Other members are Thomas Nem and Eino Nee, recently reelected. Regular meetings are Fridays at 7 p.m.
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Maynard
Alric French
Maynard Board of Assessors
Thomas Nem
Eino Nee
Good Friday Service Planned at Union Church
On Friday April 20 at 8 p m the union Good Friday service will be held at the Union Church with ministers from First Parish and Trinitarian Congregational churches participating. Rev Edwin B W Nylen will be in charge and Rev Russell C Tuck of Andover Newton Theological School will preach.
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West Concord
Union Church
First Parish
Edwin B W Nylen
Russell C. Tuck
Andover Newton Theological School
Plan For Fire Safety At Home
Plan two safe exits from each room and rehearse routes with family. Everyone should know the first rule: get out fast.
Student gains personal lab space at university archive
The article notes a student moving his laboratory work to a dedicated repository alleviating crowding in other labs. MP President J A Stratton emphasizes the shift allows the student to work independently on electronic circuits whenever desired, highlighting the freedom to tinker.
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Lerro
Studen
J. A. Stratton
Emerson Expands Home Care Services with Nursing Aid
Emerson Hospital extends home care through its program led by head nurse Mrs. Marion Mulvaney. The service, now including Carlisle and Lincoln, follows a Washington conference on organizing community nurses for home patient care. In 1960 only 30 cities ran 45 coordinated programs serving about 5,000 patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson
S of Community Health
Concord Visiting Nurses Association
Carlisle
Lincoln
Marion Mulvaney
South Acton
Washington, D.C
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Edward Murphy
Mr Edward Murphy and Mrs Murphy of Concord Road announce the birth of a son on March 29 at Emerson Hospital. The event adds a new member to the family with hospital birth details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murphy
Concord Road
Emerson Hospital
Two Concord Women Join Jacksonville Florida Tour
Mrs. George Murphy and her sister Mrs. John O'Brien of Concord joined a 10 day tour around Florida starting in Jacksonville. They flew to Florida to participate in the itinerary with other travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murphy
Concord
John O’brien
Jacksonville
Fla
Mac Leods Attend 66th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edward Mac Leod of Lincoln Road recently attended a family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs George Rogers in Tilton New Hampshire to mark their 66th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MacLeod
Lincoln Road
George Rogers
Tilton
N. H
Mrs Dean and Mrs Fedock Begin Shift Schedule
Mrs William Dean and Mrs Town will staff the fire and police station on weekdays with Dean on morning shifts and Fedock on afternoon shifts, covering Mondays through Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dean
Town Fire and Police Station
Dean
Fedock
Harness victory at Soga mile in 1989 by Hodson
Bill Hodson won a $10,000 pace at Soga time trial over the mile with a 2 00.48 clocking. Earl Pitman later matched the mark driving May Ettan in a $1,000 pace event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soga
Bill Hodson
Earl Pitman
May Ettan
Amendment would boost 100 percent entitlements for federally impacted schools
Congressman Morse advocates an amendment to fund 100 percent school entitlements in areas with federal installations. He cites Bedford district growth and new school costs, arguing the federal government owes communities for in lieu taxes and must pay full current-year entitlements. The measure advances despite partisan debate.
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Wasington
D.C
Brad Morse
House
Doles
Treasury
Morse
Liston
Congress
John Glenn
Bedford Public
Bedford
Wil
1 Quest
Nment
Pga
Witou
Adep
Tick Tock Machine Teaches Time Telling In Minutes
New teaching machine course from Grolier tutors second graders to tell time either at home or in school. The self tutoring program claims learning can take from 90 minutes to three and a half hours depending on the learner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Grolier
U.S
New England
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