Marlboro Hudson officials discuss Meadow Pond future plan
Marlboro selectmen met with Hudson officials and Hudson Chamber of Commerce leaders to weigh a possible joint effort over Meadow Meadow pond. The talks covered ownership, potential sale to the city or a developer, and the need for a community recreation area with a beach near Fort Meadow pond.
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Meadow Pond
Kuson
Marlboro
Board of Selectmen
Hudson Chamber of Commerce
D. Francis Murphy
Hudson
William and
Recreational
Lou Gheroni
Gaid
Hudson's
Chamber
Hudson Municipal
Maynard
Tripp
Fort Meadow Pond
Selectmen
Trout stamp proposal stirs debate among Massachusetts anglers
Sherm Sebastian Maynard reports opening day for fishing in Massachusetts with many streams flooded and anglers camping out. A proposed $2 trout stamp faces mixed reactions, with Assabet Beagle Club voting against at its monthly meeting.
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Sherm Sebastian Maynard
Massachusetts
Ducks Unlimited
Trout Unlimited
Cape
Assabet Beagle Club
C C H S Opens Season with 11 1 Win at Emerson Playground
Concord High School opened the baseball season with an 11 1 win over Tewksbury in a non league game at Emerson Playground. Pitchers Niemi Berk and Carew and Tucker combined on the mound as rain and cold weather shortened the five and a half inning affair. Baker Tucker and Harris each had two RBI hits. Coach Walter Carew's squad travels to Wayland Friday.
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Concord
Tewksbury
Emerson Playground
Dave Niemi
Tommy Berked
Wally Carew
Dick Niemi
Bob Tucker
Bob Baker
Tucker
Walter Carew
Wayland
Concord Rod and Gun Club Opens New Season
Concord Rod and Gun Club will hold a fisherman's breakfast Saturday morning to start the new season. Members and guests may attend. Last night a chicken barbecue supper was planned. President Clarence Nelson reports the club expects a very active season.
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ROD & Gun Club
Concord
Clarence Nelson
Eisenhower to End Vacation in Palm Springs
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and wife Mamie will end their lengthy Palm Springs vacation on April 14 and return to the Gettysburg farm in Pennsylvania, a spokesman said today.
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Ike
Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Eisenhower
Mamie
Desert
Gettysburg
Concord Sergeant Honored at 30th Police Service Anniversary
Nearly 200 friends gathered at 25 Everett Street to honor Sergeant James E. Finan Jr. on his 30th anniversary with the Concord Police Department. Town officials headed by Town Manager Theodore Nelson presented a scroll, with presentations from each police shift and notable attendees including Rt. Rev. John A. York State Insurance Commissioner Maj. Gen. Otis Whitney Judge Maurice McWalter Police Chief Robert E. Kelley and Fire Chief Thomas Tombeno.
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Concord
Sergt
James E. Finan, Jr
Everett Street
Concord Police Department
Sergi
John A. York
St. Bernard's
Otis M. Whitney
Maurice McWalter
Robert E. Kelley
Thomas Tombeno
Seccondo Sablone
Tombeno
McHugh Boys
Terry
John
Concord Police
John K. Damon
John B. Finigan
Robert E. Sheehan
Herbert P. Wilkins
Concord P. D
Ramsey Mansion Remains A Glimpse Of Civil War Era
A neglected Ramsey mansion in St Paul, built in 1870 by Minnesota’s Civil War governor Alexander Ramsey, preserves period furnishings and portraits. Anna Furness, the governor’s granddaughter, opens it to reporters, noting a modern kitchen as the only 20th century touch while the grand parlor showcases 18th and 19th century pieces and a Steinway piano.
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St. Paul
UPI
Semislum
Mississippi River
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota
Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Ramsey
Philadelphia
Furness
Czarina
Russia
Henry VIII
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Mississippi
Henry Sibley
President Hayes
Maynard Flowers Remembered at Union Church Service
Memorial service set at Union Congregational Church for loved ones of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Seppanen and family. New members to be received at the 11 o'clock May 7 worship service.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Church
T. O. Seppanen
Union Congregational
White Tours Town House and Meets Local Officials
Secretary Kevin White visited Concord at the renovated town house yesterday afternoon. He spoke with Town Clerk Cornelia M. Lawrence and other officials during a brief tour.
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Concord
Kevin White
Cornelia M. Lawrence
Mothers Club Plans Local Little League Events
Acton Acton Boxboro mothers associated with Colonial Little League attended a club meeting. The agenda included a food sale April 22 at Doneland's Super Market, opening day activities May 7 for the local baseball season, and a proposed Colonial Little League night at Nashoba Drive-In Theater. Ian O Dowd and Martha Flaherty provided refreshments.
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Acton
Little League
Boxboro
Doneland
South Acton
Nashoba Drive-In
Stow Resident To Speak Monday For Garden Club
Roxborough Garden Club meets Monday at 8 with Mrs Woodhead of Stow as speaker. She will lecture on travels through Greece with film aid. Table arranged by Mrs Lymberg. hostesses include Mrs Cobleigh Robinson Caton Hartshorn. All welcome.
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Roxborough — Garden Club
W. R. Woodhead
Stow
Greece
John Lymberg
Alfred Cobleigh
Alfred Robinson
Paul Caton
Joseph Hartshorn
Acton Board Handles Sign Removal and Utility Petitions
Acton Board of Selectmen held a regular meeting Tuesday evening approving joint petitions from Boston Edison and N E Tel for guy wires and anchors on School and Central streets. They referred a request from W R Grace Co for removal of signs to the planning board and wrote Boston Gas Co about ongoing piping inspections until a designated inspector is appointed. The board also met with R Shame regarding an April 19 Providence celebration. In Providence, R I a UPI report notes a theft incident where Thomas McDonough 22 found his stolen car and five new tires in the back seat, turning them over to police.
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Acton
R A. Shame
Providence
R. I
UPI
Thomas McDonough
McDonough
Raytheon to Sponsor New Explorer Post in Sudbury Area
Algonquin Council Boy Scouts of America announces Raytheon Company Sudbury will sponsor a new explorer post for boys aged fourteen to seventeen in Sudbury and surrounding areas. Plant Manager John G. Stobo and Joseph Brown lead sponsorship with a meeting set April 20 at 7 30 p.m. at the Raytheon plant to organize activities and offices.
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Sudbury
Algonquin Council
Boy Scouts of America
Raytheon Company
John G. Stobo
Joseph Brown
Raytheon
Pices
Concord Police Blotter Reports Auto Crash and Vending Machine Burglary
Concord police report a rear-end crash on Route 2 involving W. Seymour Archibald at 58 Main Street with the other driver fleeing, later nabbed by cruisers. An investigation centered on two broken home windows blamed on a pheasant, and William D. Langton of Brighton was convicted for a vending machine theft at Howard Johnsons with a suspended sentence.
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W. Seymour Archibald
Main Street
Concord
Boston
Fairhaven Road
Howard Johnson
House of Correction
Langton
Sodality to Show Films at April Meeting
The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality will hold its April meeting next Wednesday evening. After devotions and a brief business session, Mr Toomey of the N E Tel and Tel Co will present two films The Growth of the Country and Homemaking and Living and display new equipment. Refreshments will be served. A communion breakfast is set for May 31.
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Acton
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality
Toomey
N.E. Tel
Tel. Co
Judge Pierre A. Northrup in district court
Judge Pierre A. Northrup presided in district court case proceedings. The report notes formal hearings and routine judicial actions involving the named judge.
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Pierre A. Northrup
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United Co-Op Appliances
Union Church
Secretary White
Town House
Corcoran Mens Shoes
Hudson Shoe Center
Broad Street
Mothers Club
Ian O'Dowd
Martha Flaherty
Sudbury Raytheon
Institute For Social Research
University of Michigan
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Wm. J. Costello
Police Department
Atty
Charles B. Hail
Monument Street
Sodality Meeting
Ruffy
Maynard Army & Navy Store
Nason Street
Twinoaks
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