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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
3
Disjointed excerpt shows Pectric System posting net income for six months in 1956 with earnings per share and share counts. Mentions Moore and commissioners, along with figures tied to a corn crop and agricultural context.
Reports from Wayland indicate a plan to reduce duckweed growth in the Sudbury River. Natick and Framingham have cut effluents upstream, while Extension Service Director Brown works on a formula to ease the river’s plant overgrowth.
Acton Garden Club held its monthly meeting at Nagog Hill Road home of Mrs. Norman Mcintosh. Tea was served before a panel on Trees and Shrubs coordinated by Mrs. Aubrey C. Kretschmar Jr., with Mrs. Robert J. Bond, past president, as hostess.
Sudbury residents gain access to three historic papers tracing Ezekiel How of Sudbury. Dated 1760, 1776, and 1781, the documents certify How’s militia rank, colonel appointment, and justice of the peace, signed by Govs Pownal and Hancock with James Otis among signatories.
Mrs Reginald C Purdy of Dutton road reported a rare daytime visitor in her yard a white Persian cat named Smokey watched a doe graze on the side lawn. The graceful animal bounded into the woods after a moment of curiosity.
Miss Carolyn Wooster of Fisk street visits Leeds Maine to guest with Rev Tyler S Wooster and assist in Vacation Bible school tied to the Nazarene church. She previously taught at North Reading Camp Nazarene and the local program. Local real estate transfers recorded at Lowell include multiple parcels involving Rena M Clark Henry J Halloran and others. Mr and Mrs William A Wilkie return from a Maine vacation as Mrs Wilkie resumes duties as Gleason Public Library librarian. Mid week Carlisle National Church prayer meeting set for 7 45 tonight.
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