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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
19
The Denison Mfg Company declares the regular quarterly dividend of 2 dollars per share on the Debenture stock and a quarterly dividend on the A Common and Voting Common stocks. Payments will be made June 2, 1962 to stockholders of record May 7, 1962.
The Reuben H. Donnelley Corp announces delivery of the Marlboro Telephone Directory and invites applicants to interview on Friday April 18 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. at 223 Main St Marlboro.
Dr Joseph F Sampson of 28 Nason Street Case Building has given up his office here but will be available for house calls. Call TW 17 7154 for arrangements and details in this notice.
Rt Rev Alfred R Julien pastor of St Marys Church Marlborough has been transferred to St Louis de France parish Lowell as of yesterday Msgr Julien a Salem native well known in the area was named a domestic prelate in 1958
Earl A. Hill of Elmwood mourns the death of his brother William J. Hill a federal inspector with the U S General Services in Boston. Services were held in Allston yesterday afternoon.
John C. Curtis son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Curtis completed nine week recruit training at Great Lakes Illinois The program included naval ordnance gunnery damage control and military customs and courtesies A full dress parade and review was held before military officials and civilian dignitaries
Carlisle Local Grange members plan to attend the Pomona meeting at Dracut Grange Hall Saturday with Burlington Grange as host. Afternoon session starts at 4 o'clock followed by supper and an evening project led by Marion Johnson of Chelmsford Mass State Grange lecturer. A delegation marked the 47th anniversary of Burlington Grange last night.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court cites interested parties in the estate of John J. O’Hara late of Sudbury. Agnes R. O’Hara of Sudbury seeks appointment as executrix without bond. Objections must be filed by April 25 1962 in Cambridge. Judge John C. Leggat signs. Register John V. Harvey.
Maynard Lions Club held a regular meeting at Kaffestoga South Sudbury with President Albert J Hodgess presiding. Guest speaker T Sgt William Powers Mass State Police Boston spoke on Highway Safety and presented an informative color film on accident causes filmed by Ohio State Patrol. Guests included Fred Valentine Sal Laconis Joseph Nastasi. Next supper is Tuesday at 6 30 with Edward Hall returning to speak.
A union Sunday service of music at the Congregational Church Maynard and Maynard United Methodist Church at 7 30 p m features a combined choir from seven churches. Maundy Thursday 8 p m Union Evangelical Church offers communion with Mrs George Smith at the organ. Good Friday service noon to 3 p m conducted by seven ministers on the theme Seven Words of Christ.
Acton Kay Nedza an Es Auxiliary county director was guest at Marlborough unit Neighborhood Night. Concord unit held its monthly meeting at Miss Midred Mahaney home with Mrs Elizabeth Fairbanks presiding. Nedza will lead delegation at the junior conference in Stoneham Saturday.
The Sudbury Massachusetts Board of Appeals sets a public hearing for May 1 1962 at 8 30 p m in Town Hall to consider Walsh request for a new four lot division on Basswood Avenue Pinewood Avenue requests by Post Road Inc to create two new lots and Parker request to extend a house at 12 DeMarco Road to within 18 feet of the east lot line. Petitions require petitioner presence or authorized representative.
Set By District Maynard St Bridget s Holy Name hosted the Nashoba Valley District monthly meeting at the rectory hall with President Charles Monahan presiding and Rev J Louis Ego It spiritual director of St Anthony s. The group planned a district holy hour for Sunday June 3 at St Anne s Littleton at 3 p m with further details to be discussed at the May 2 meeting at St John s Townsend.
Salvation Army annual appeal opens with Mrs. Anne M. Duclos as general chairman and Henry 8 Thompson as secretary at 81 Main Street. Welfare secretary is Miss Mary Ward, R.N. and service fund committee includes Mrs. Dorothy Holt, R.N. and Mrs. Anne Glashing. Donations go to Treasurer Thompson at Middlesex County National Bank.
Palms will be blessed before the 7 oclock mass Sunday at St Bernard's and again at the 10 oclock mass and will be distributed at each mass in observance of Palm Sunday Holy Week services will be announced.
Palm Sunday masses will announce the Holy Week schedule. Palms are blessed before the 7 o clock mass and distributed at each service. All night adoration is planned for Holy Thursday.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts reports that rene Tiler on behalf of interested parties requests the Probate Court to license a private sale of real estate belonging to J William Livermore late of Acton who died intestate. Objections may be filed by 11:00 a.m. on April 23, 1962, with witness C Legant Esquire First Judge of the Court.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to all interested in Isabel Lowell of Concord. Francis C Lowell of Concord and Alice Lowell of Sherborn petition to be appointed executors without bonds. Objections must be filed by April 27, 1962. Witness John C. Leggat dated March 28, 1962.
A four year old registered Ayrshire cow from Arrowhead Farm Williams road named Arrowhead Large Snowdrift completed an official milk production record of 13408 pounds with 638 pounds of butterfat. milking twice daily for up to 205 days. The record is part of the HIR and DHP testing programs showing over 20 quarts of milk per day in a 10 month test period.
West Concord Weining Hand Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at Iver Church on Wednesday with Mrs Herbert Pearson presiding. Hostesses are Mrs Henry Harman, Mrs Mathilde Barean, Mrs Richard Hatch, and Mrs Fronk.
Case No. 36259 In Equity to Ralph E Spinney and Mary F Spinney of Acton Harvard Trust Company and others foreclosing mortgage on 25 Orchard Drive West Acton District Boston Realty records Book 8224 Page 306 Filed in Middlesex South District Registry of Deeds Foreclosure by power of sale under Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act deadline May 7 1962 for appearance or risk of invalidity Witness Judge John E Fenton April 2 1962 Recorder Margaret M Daly April 12
In Middlesex ss the estate of Nesta P. Lloyd is before the court for probate of a document claimed as the last will. Mary P. Sears of Sudbury seeks appointment as executrix without bond. Written appearance due by April 30 1962 per citation issued by First Judge. John V. Harvey Register March 29 1962 Antilles.
Town of Stow invites sealed bids for one 25 000 G W W dump truck for the highway department with bids due by 7 00 P M April 13 1962 and opened publicly in the town hall selectmen's office. bidding terms permit rejection of any or all bids.
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