Concord Briefs Highlight Pauline Cheason Visit
Miss Pauline Cheason daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Cagassa of Hast Acton spent last weekend with classmates in New York City. She is a Garland graduate and a Boston University student. The Concord Y on held a regular meeting and luncheon at the Colonial Inn with Thomas L Sanborn presiding Prof William Cole from Massachusetts State College spoke on Miles of Make-up.
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Alfred Cagassa
Hast Acton
New York City
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Garland
Boston University
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Colonial Inn
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Thomas L. Sanborn
William Cole
Massachusetts State College
Walden Pond allows anglers to bring own boats
Fishermen may now bring personal boats to Walden Pond to fish for salmon and trout. The plan increases access as state owned boats remain in limited supply at the popular site.
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Walden Pond
Walden
Elks Lead 45 Tournament as Hibernians, Knights Trail
The Elks top the 45 tournament with 823 points followed by the Hibernians at 812 and the Knights of Columbus at 765. Elks gain six points in last Friday's Elks Hall game while K of C add 36. one more round remains tomorrow night with each group confident of victory.
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Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Elks Hall
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Ellen Wareham Named Associate Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Ellen Wareham appointed by County Aid to Agriculture trustees as the new Associate Home Demonstration agent for Middlesex County Extension Service in Agriculture and Home Economics. She succeeds Merle Ramer who resigned. Wareham a University of Maine graduate taught in Maine and New Hampshire for six years. She will oversee clothing projects among county homemakers.
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Ellen Wareham
Trustees For County Aid
Middlesex County Extension Service
Merle Ramer
Miss Wareham
University of Maine
New Hampshire
Luncheon for Woman's Church Aid Enjoys Spring Social
The Woman's Church Aid of the Congregational Church held a Friday luncheon with forty four attendees. Afterward, members read papers on Old Roads and Water Ways in Acton, adding to the pleasant social afternoon.
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Woman’s Church Aid
Congregational Church
Acton
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Aune Koivu of Maynard Mass expresses heartfelt thanks to those who were kind during the recent bereavement in their mother’s loss and for the beautiful flowers.
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Aune Koivu
Maynard
Mass
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Louis Liebman Family
Mrs. Louis Liebman and family express appreciation to friends for sympathy during their recent bereavement.
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Louis Liebman
Appeal for Grenfell Mission aid continues
A longstanding appeal for the Grenfell Mission asks readers to gather supplies for St Anthony activities. Volunteers plan mail steamer pickups in June and operate the Schooner Cluett for deliveries. The clothing store opens seasonally and aims to supply 2000 Christmas toys within 500 miles of St Anchory, with extensive lists of needed items and a Christmas package drive.
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Grenfell
St. Anthony
Cluett
Alue
St. Anchory
Red Cross
Lucy K. Snyder
C Central Street
West Concord
Mother's Day Candy Display at Macurda's
Macurda's mothers day candy is now on display with seasonal sweets and gift options. Local shoppers can browse chocolate boxes, themed treats, and festive packaging for mother’s day purchases.
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Macurda
Ancient murderers of medieval times driven by fear
A distorted historical claim describes cruel acts where victs are staked to stop haunting. No reliable dating or sources given. The text presents a sensational image rather than verifiable events from medieval history.
West Concord Woman's Club Luncheon Elects Officers
The West Concord Woman's Club held its annual luncheon and meeting at Odd Fellows hall last Friday afternoon then a card party. Mrs Ronald MacKenzie succeeded Mrs Murdock MacLeod who received a State Federation pin from the new president on behalf of the executive committee. New officers include Mrs Egbert T Montague first vice president, Mrs Harry I Dye second vice president, Mrs Arthur T Mullen recording secretary, Mrs William A Rodday corresponding secretary and federation secretary, Mrs Earl G Johnson treasurer, with directors Mrs Ivan D Servain and Miss Mary Pickard, and auditors Mrs Robert Walker and Mrs O L Lar ing.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ronald MacKenzie
Murdock MacLeod
State Federation
MacKenzie
Egbert T Montague
Harry I. Dye
Arthur T. Mullen
William A Rodday
Earl G Johnson
Ivan D Servain
Mary Pickard
Robert Walker
O L ‘Laring
Confirmation Held At St Bernard's Church In Lincoln
A class of 120 people including 105 from St Bernard's and St Joseph's in Lincoln and the rest from St Bridget's in Maynard was confirmed last Saturday at St Bernard's. Bishop Francis J Snelmar officiated with Rev William H Finnick and Rev George F Mulcahy assisting. This is the first confirmation at St Bernard's in three years. Miss Mary B Harrington of Sudbury road served as sponsor for the girls and women, while Joseph M Appleby was sponsor for the boys.
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St. Bernard’s Church
Francis J Snelmar
William H. Finnick
George F Mulcahy
St. Joseph’s Church
Lincoln
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
St. Bernard’s
Mary B. Harrington
Sudbury Road
Joseph M Appleby
Maynard High Prom To Feature Dennis Orchestra
Maynard H S Junior Prom set for May 14 in the George Washington auditorium with Maynard Gene Dennis and his orchestra led by Nancy Cain as featured singer and soloist. The Boston area act plays college and school dances and broadcasts from the Hotel Touraine. Prom committee promises surprises and special electric effects to enhance the grand march. Public invitations available from Junior class members.
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Maynard
Gene Dennis
Nancy Cain
Maynard H.S
George Washington Auditorium
Boston
Hotel Touraine
Maynard Townmark 66th Birthday Celebration Noted
April 19, 1987 marks the 66th birthday of Maynard, which was incorporated as a town in the Commonwealth on April 19, 1871. The milestone highlights the long history of Maynard since its incorporation.
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Commonwealth
Ruth cantata by Choral Society to be presented again
The Choral Society will present the cantata Ruth on April 23 at Grace Church in Framingham after a successful earlier performance. The society meets Thursdays with Albert E. Hosmer. Rev Leslie Barret fills the pulpit at Memorial Church next Sunday as a candidate. The Menden Middlesex Association of Churches met at Beecham Congregational. Mr and Mrs James Adame of pene New Hampshire visited friends here.
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Ruth
Grace Church
Framingham
Albert E. Hosmer
Leslie Barret
Memorial Church
Menden Middlesex
Beecham Congregational
James Adame
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Four fires shock Concord
Historic blazes in Concord destroyed the Paine and Gravenstein houses and damaged the Canney cider mill. Firefighters from Lexington aided. a suspect questioned before release as non-suspect. Chief Ryan vowed to solve the arson cases as investigators pursued multiple leads with state police collaboration.
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Charles H. Paine
Concord
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