Free 16 Page Souvenir Supplement From The Enterprise
The Enterprise offers a free 16 page souvenir supplement with the current issue. It includes historic images of the North Bridge Monument a map of Revere Dawes rides and the April 18 1775 night plus modern photos like the Minute Man Monument. Copies cost five cents with no extra reader charge.
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North Bridge
Monu
Col. Barrett
Revere
Dawes
Monument
Martin
Main Rd
Old North gala plans mark Lexington event
Lex Club members met Tuesday to discuss hat sales for the Lexington Boy Scouts and a holiday parade. Concord residents were urged to buy hats from Lem Small and support local causes including Cancer Society fundraisers at Mill Dam and West Concord venues.
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Lex- Club
Lexington
Concord
Concord Board announces resident to fill unexpired term
The Concord Board appoints a local resident to fill an unexpired term on the town board. The appointee, replacing Sheehan, will serve on the appeals panel until September. The selection follows a recent selectman race where the superintendent of plants in West was notably active.
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Concord Board
W Sheehan
Selectman, N
West
Concord High School Science Fair Opens Friday
The second annual Concord High School science fair unfolds Friday and Saturday, April 14 and 15. Vice-principal John F. Donovan chairs the event with committees for invitations publicity registration programs prizes and space assignment announced among many volunteers including Elizabeth Lips Jeanne Lyons Lida Beth Robinson and others.
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Concord
Concord High School
John F. Donovan
Tee ‘Barrett
Elizabeth ‘Lips
Jeanne Lyons
Lida Beth Robinson
Ann Early
Elizabeth Dougherty
Cynthia Heald
Mr. Donovan
G. Valerie
Delano
Lynia Barthus
Janice Beharrell
Richard Bowen
Beverly Chaffee
Shirley Craig
Barbara Hall
Leo McKenna
Sandy Macone
Helen McWalter
J. Almon Heyliger
Joseph O’brien
Malcolm Calcawell
Dean Comeau
Diane ‘Davidson
Joseph Denaro
Laurence Dutton
Alden Fletcher
Mary Foster
Ralph Haynes
Alfred House
Ellen MacDonald
Paul Leslie
David Puffer
Donald Waite
Gertrude W. Dyer
Virginia Petree
Advisers
Nancy Anderson
Jean Banks
Constance Burk
Lee Daly
Grace Engerbretson
Helen Graves
Jean Heyliger
Judith Heyliger
Nadine Harvest
Ann Johansen
Elizabeth Lips
Constance Moszka
Jean Nickerson
Angelina Scimone
Barbara Soffriti
M To Open Daily For Visitors Starting Sunday
The Concord Antiquarian Society museum will be open daily except Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sundays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. starting April 16. Visitors may inspect one of New England's finest antiquarian collections set in a beautiful setting.
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Concord
Museum of the Concord Antiquarian Society
New England
Concord to mark Patriots Day with anniversary ball
Concord prepares for its 175th Patriots Day observance with the anniversary ball on April 18 while the main celebration falls on April 19. The event signals the start of the long running civic commemorations and related festivities.
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Concord
Concord Workers on Federal Census
From Concord, workers listed for the federal census include Mary F. Mullaney of West Concord, Francis E. Corkum of West Concord, Frances P. McGrath of West Concord, Margaret T. Sterling of Concord, Beatrice S eagle of West Concord, Edna H. Dacey of West Concord, Edward Rundgren of West Concord, and Terese McKenna of Concord.
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Concord
Mary F. Mullaney
Hillside Avenue
West
Francis E. Corkum
Bedford Court
Frances P. McGrath
Upland Road
West Concord
Margaret T. Sterling
Thoreaucourt
Beatrice Seagle
Main Street
Edna H. Dacey
Highland Street
Edward Rundgren
Old Bridge Road
Terese McKenna
Laurel Street
Concord Plans Holiday Events and Memorial Ceremonies
A schedule of holiday activities lists a Marine Band concert at State Armory on Monday, an anniversary ball, sunrise salute by Concord Independent Battery, and a George E. Johnson Memorial Trophy baseball game at Emerson playground. A Gen Omar Bradley reception, wreath layings at Minute-Man statue and North Bridge, an eight team track meet, two and one quarter mile parade, luncheon, and a joint musical festival and literary exercises at the State Armory with Gen Bradley and Senator Saltonstall as guests.
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U. S. Marine Band
State Armory
Concord Independent Battery
Concord High School
Maynard High School
Emerson Playground
George E. Johnson
Omar Bradley
Egbert S. Newbury, Jr
Board of Selectmen
North Bridge
Concord
Lexington
Mansfield
Milton
Natick
Needham
Wellesley
Woburn
Battleground
First Parish
Middlesex School
Concord Academy
Gen. Bradley
Leverett Saltonstall
Hearing Friday to Remove Trees in Concord Town
A Friday hearing at 7:30 p m in the Town House selectmen's rooms will consider the petition of J and J Servicenter to remove a maple tree. Tree Warden Charles F Myette calls the meeting.
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Concord
Charles F. Myette
J. & J. Servicenter
Concord Real Estate Plan Targets Corner Site
Concord Realty seeks to build a new filling station at Sudbury Road and Thoreau Street and requests removal of a maple tree as part of the project.
Town Meeting in Concord Tonight On Zoning Change
A special town meeting at the Veterans' Building in Concord opens Monday night at 8 30 to consider two articles. The principal measure seeks zoning change to permit Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Co to add a rear extension to its building, with moderator Hubert M Wardwell presiding.
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Concord
Veterans
Middlesex Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Hubert M. Wardwell
Veterans Urged To March In April 19 Parade
Concord and West Concord veterans urged to march in the April 19 parade. Report at 9 30 at Lang street with transportation provided for those unable to march.
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Concord
West Concord
Lang ‘Street
More Guests Added for Patriots Day Exercises at Concord
A growing guest list for Patriots Day in Concord includes Governor Dever Admiral Dalrymple-Hamilton Rear Admiral Olson Colonel Githii, Colonel Downing Senator Furbush and town Selectmen from Acton Chelmsford and Bedford. General Bradley will review a color guard and bugler with a 10:80 p.m. parade to follow.
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Concord
A Dever
Frederick Dalrymple-Hamilton
British Navy
Louis D. Olson
USCG
First Coast Guard District
John S. Githii
7Th Infantry
Fort Devens
Walter Downing
10Th Field Artillery
Omar N. Bradley
and Military Association
Coatrivist
Egbert
Newbury, Jr
Bradley
M. Whitney
United States
Company H
18 Infantry
Hat-wearing Peter Coffey Sells Tri-Corne Hats
Seven-year-old Peter Coffey, youngest member of the Concord School Band, models a tri-corne hat now being sold. Hats are arriving for local sale and are expected to be popular at the April 19 celebration.
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Concord
Peter Coffey
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