Philbrook and Murray Wed In Maynard
Miss Betty Philbrook daughter of Mrs Harrison W Philbrook and Rodman Murray were married at Carlisle Congregational Church. Rev Robert y officiated. The bride wore white satin with lace trim and a long veil. Attendants wore taffeta and carried floral sprays. A reception followed with about 135 guests. The couple will reside in Maynard after a wedding trip to Canada.
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Rodman Murray
Carlisle
Maynard
Betty Philbrook
Harrison W. Phil- Concord
Rodman A. Murray
Chauncey L. Belknap
Donata
Robert Y
Thomas Carlisle
James Shelburne Vr
Weston
Lavender Murray
Bridgroom
Edward Salls
Garand Kenneth Mur
Gustav of
Barbara Eliasen
Robert Foss
Carol Metivier
Robert Cayouette
Concord High
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Concord
Newton High
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Concord 1875 celebration recalled by Rotarians talk
David B. Little delivers an outline of Concord's April 19 1875 festivities. The event began a year of commemorations with a $600 legacy credited to Ebenezer Hubbard and the town’s effort to rebuild the Old Storehouse. The plan included hospitality for dignitaries and a detailed program noting Nashawtuc events and 100 rounds reportedly linked to the day.
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Johnson's
Concord
Ebenezer Hubbard
Buttrick
Dannch
Om Nashawtuc
Plantalk
Sudbury Park Commission Plans Swimming Tests and Facilities
Sudbury Park and Recreation Commission elected Kenneth Hanna as chairman and re elected Curtis Harding as clerk at an organizational meeting. The board will sample pool water to ensure cleanliness and recruit lifeguards for summer opening from the last week in June to Labor Day. Featherland Farm area will get new tennis courts with bids to be issued later this year and instructors urged to contact Curtis Harding.
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Sudbury, Park and Recreational Commission
Kenneth Hanna
Curtis Harding
Board of Health
Richard Cutler
Landham Road
Featherland Farm
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Pelham Island Road
Bedford man returns home from California Tuesday
tg H Dee Sr. of Bedford flew home from California Tuesday morning after a several week stay with his daughter and family. Firemen had two runs Monday including a boiler door blowing off at the old high school and an incinerator igniting at an Elsinore Street apartment. There will be Holy services at both worship services.
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Bedford
California
Elsinore Street
Local Family Hosts Pearl Harbor Vets in Patriots Day Parade
West Concord Mr and Mrs George J Sallet at 28 Central Street host Pearl Harbor attack veterans joining Patriots Day events. Staffed by Adjutant Edward Borucki of Southampton, the group plans to tour the town and be fed during the parade as they resemble Minutemen of Pearl Harbor.
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West Concord
George J. Sallet
Central Street
Edward Borucki
Southampton
Minutemen
Pearl Harbor
Food Sale Planned by Sudbury Little League Mothers
Sudbury Little League mothers host a food sale on Saturday April 10 at 10 a.m. at the Drug Store. The sale supports the league amid higher registration and new field costs, inviting old friends and new supporters to contribute and enjoy local cooks’ offerings.
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Sudbury
Pearl Harbor Day Rally as U S Bolsters Defenses
On December 7 1941 Pearl Harbor marked a turning point as the United States mobilized stocks and rallied forces in preparation for defense amid the attack and ensuing war status.
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Pearl Harbor
U. S
Church Folks Plan Future With New Minister
South Acton Universalist Unitarian Circle hosts Rev. Deane Starr to discuss the religious education program and future plans. The property committee plans a Saturday work party to install a new illuminated sign on the front lawn.
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William Clark
Universalist
Unitarian Circle
Deane Starr
Horse Pond PTA Elects Officers
Sudbury Horse Pond School PTA chose officers for the new year. Herbert Weinstein was elected president, Joseph Denis vice president, Mark Devereux treasurer, and Mrs Raymond Alley secretary. Rep James DeNormandie discussed Beacon Hill legislation affecting schools. The PTA will receive its charter at District Seven’s spring conference on May 11 in Dedham.
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Horse Pond
PTA
Herbert Weinstein
Joseph Denis
Mark Devereux
Raymond Alley
James DeNormandie
Beacon Hill
Horse Pond P.T.A
Dedham
Bud Prentis to Assist as Church Electrian
Bud Prentis, an electrician and church member, will also assist.
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Regional Youth Rifle Star Acton-Donald Soracco Named
Acton-Rox borough regional rifle team sopho more Acton-Rox student Acton Donald Soracco selected as one of nine to form Middlesex College area all star rifle team to compete against Rhode Island. The event set for April 15 at Providence College with members from Concord Malden Marlboro Newton Melrose Waltham Watertown and Wayland. The nine will convene April 8 to practice and finalize firing order.
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Donald Soracco
Sopomore
Acton-Roxborough
Middlesex College
Rhode Island
Providence College
Concord
Malden Marlboro
Newton
Melrose
Waltham
Watertown
Wayland
West Acton Tryouts For Colonial League Boys
Tryouts for the 1961 Colonial Little League season in Acton Roxboro occur this weekend at Field. Registered 10 11 and 12 year olds compete on April 15 and 16 with numbered vest ages 9 10 11 12. players must bring gloves and wear numbers on the left breast and return numbers after tryouts.
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Acton
Roxboro
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