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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1946
Page
5
Siiam Barss and a child named Tiaya from South a spend a spring in Homaston Maine. State Trooper Frank Geist of the West Concord barracks returns home after his recent operation at Emerson Hospital.
Concord town clerk William H. Davis reports in a recent interview that Lincoln’s two hall two way radio system functioned exceptionally well during the town meeting. The setup allowed upstairs and downstairs participants to hear and speak through a monitor aided by a central moderator. It marked the first use in the area for such a method at an annual meeting.
Sudbury notes say Sudbury John and Richard Lloyd twin sons of Colonel and Mrs William F Lloyd sail for England on April 20 to enter school at the Spring term opening April 30. In Sudbury they attended Centre School and joined the Boy Scouts. They will join their father Colonel Lloyd who has returned to London after service with British Forces in Bagdad.
The Bedord-The Paper Drive will be held on Sunday April 21 with wastepaper magazines and newspapers collected by trucks under Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post 221. Proceeds fund equipment for the ball team. Polish Mutual Aid Society marks its 35th anniversary at St Casimir's parish hall April 27 28.
The Sudbury Public Health Association accepts the resignation of Mrs Elizabeth Osler RN after four years as Public Health Nurse. She leaves to join the Belmont Board of Health. Miss Minna Sydow RN is appointed to replace her, returning from Army Nurse Corps duty in Europe.
Allan Briggs Sherman of Peakham died yesterday at his home after a lengthy illness. He married Adelen Prand Sherman and was born October 23 1863 in Wayland where he farmed before retiring fifteen years ago and moving to Sudbury. Survived by wife three daughters Mrs William Bunn Mrs George E Lewis and Miss E Helene Sherman a son Edward Allan Sherman and four grandchildren. Funeral at Wentworth chapel Waltham Prospect Street with Rev Morris Robinson officiating. Burial in North Cemetery Wayland.
Mrs George W Thompson hosted the annual luncheon of the Woman s Branch Alliance of the First Parish Unitarian church. Officers for the coming year were elected: president Mrs George A Thompson first vice president Mrs Louis H Smith treasurer Mrs Ernest A Brown and directors Mrs George R Blinn and Mrs William E Bell. Sewing meetings will be the first and third Mondays in summer. Alliance regular meetings will be discontinued until Fall. Bedford United Workers church of Christ met for sewing and luncheon. meeting day noted change.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court cites interested parties regarding the will of Sarah L Parker of Concord. Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company seeks authority to settle a claim against First National Bank of Boston over deposits and alleged withdrawals. Objections must be filed by May 3, 1946. Judge John C Leggat presides. Register Loring P Jordan. April 18, 25, May 2.
Bedford residents will attend a Whist and Bridge party on April 24 in the school auditorium sponsored by the Progressive Club. Local organizers urge community participation and note proceeds support club activities.
Russell B. Stearns resigns as Chairman of the Massachusetts Republican Finance Committee effective when his successor is named. The notice comes from Concord and names no interim replacement.
Mr and Mrs Martin K Boyey of Westford road toured Endless Caverns in New Market Virginia as part of a motor trip through the Shenandoah Valley.
Miss Laurie Ellen MacRae daughter of Mr and Mrs E N MacRae of 16 Bellina Street Concord recently observed her 17th birthday anniversary. She is a student at Concord High School.
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