Concord Lincoln Couple Wed In August Church Ceremony
Margaret Florence Ryan daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Ryan of Tower Road South Lincoln married Edward Joseph Chisholm son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Chisholm of Concord at St Josephs Church Concord last Sunday August 4. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Joseph Albert Quigley with 300 guests attending the garden reception. The couple plan to reside in Lincoln after a Canadian wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Margaret Florence Ryan
James T. Ryan
Tower Road
Lincoln
Edward Joseph Chisholm
Daniel Chisholm
Thoreaucourt
St. Joseph’s Church
Joseph Albert Quigley
Alice Ryan
South Lion
Jane P. Lennon
Julia T. Campobasse
South Lincoln
Mary, Fahey
Waltham
Alice Boyce
Mary Faye
Canada
Concord High School
Lincoln Telephone Exchange
Chisholm
Southwest Pacific
Guadalcanal
Bougainville
Civil Service Notices Posted in Concord for New England Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission lists new federal job openings in New England with good salaries. Interested individuals should contact Henry O M Hersher Sr at the Concord Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
United States Civil Service Commission
New England
Henry O. M. Helsher, Sr
Birth Announcements From Marlboro And West Concord
New Arrivals' Mr and Mrs Danger Sullivan Jr announce a daughter Mary Leana Sullivan born July 28 at Marlboro Hospital. Grandparents Daniel Sullivan West Concord Elizabeth O'Toole Marlboro and Donald Mitchell South Acton. Donna Frances Sullivan born July 29 at Emerson Hospital Concord. Grandparents Perley Thurston West Concord and Michael Groves South Acton. George Walker and Hazel Hawley announce a son George Jr born last Monday August 4 at Richardson House Boston. Father served in Army Air Forces in World War II and works as an officer at the Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danger Sullivan, Jr
Marlboro and
Stow
Mary Leana Sullivan
Marlboro Hospital
Daniel C. Sullivan
West Concord
We Elizabeth O’toole
Marlro
Donald F. Mitchell
South Acton
Donna Frances
Emerson
Concord
Perley S.thurston
West Concordt
Michael Groves
George S. Walker
Centralstreet
George Jr
Richardson House
Boston
Walker
Hazel Harriet Hawley
Henry Harrison Hawley
Main Street
Frank S. Walker
Army Air Forces
The
Reformatory
Elite 4 Citi Embarasses Police and Self
Concord citizen embarrassed the local police by a mistaken emergency call to Bedford Street. Patrolman Finan responded to a report of a suspicious noise and found a man changing a tire, prompting a tongue lashing for wasting police time.
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Elite 4
Citi
Concord
Thomas V. Finan
Bedford Street
Finan
Concord Helps West Concord Team in Lopsided Loss
West Concord Town Team, aided by five Concord players Billy O’Neill Franny Horne Paul Moynihan Stevie Flannery and Chick Mayo, fell 7 to 1 to Littleton in a Middlesex County League game. The locals committed five errors as the visitors used three pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
West Concord Town
Littleton
St. Bernard’s Holy Name
Westenders
Billy O’neill
Franny Horne
Paul Moynihan
Stevie Flannery
Moscariello Buys West Concord Shop From Hatrell Brothers
Frank Moscariello purchases The Home Products store at 64 Commonwealth Avenue, keeping the same product lines as before. A hardware selection will be added when available, while Mrs. Mascariello marks five years owning The Gift Box nearby on the same street. Mr. Lee, formerly of Electro Products in Waltham, ends his four-year tenure there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Common Wealth Avenue
Behatrell Brothers
Frank Moscariello
Electro Products Company of
Waltham
Johnson Hurls Mohawks Back Into First Place
Concord veteran Georgie Johnson pitched the Lincoln Mohawks to a 4-3 win over Lakeview in the Greater Waltham League. Johnson allowed seven hits and struck out five while his team had nine hits. Lou Cunningham added two hits including a triple. Lincoln next plays Thursday night.
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Concord
Georgie Johnson
Lincoln Mohawks
Lakeview Nine
Lincoln
Lou Cunningham
Johnson
Middlesex Goat Breed Show At Farley Farm Acton Center
Fully 140 goats entered in the Middlesex Goat Breeders Association show held Sunday at Charles J Farley Farm Nagog Hill Acton Center. Prize winners include Mrs Farley and Mrs Edward J Wahouse Acton Center. Officers are Dennis OConnell Franklin president and Mrs E Havey Weston secretary. The committee includes Mrs Charles J Farley chair James Rankin Natick Mr and Mrs Wil oP Newton Center Mr and Havey We see Mrs James Ford Con
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Middlesex Goat Breeders’ Association
Charles J. Farley
Nagog Hill
Acton
Farley
Edward J. Wa
Main St. Acton Center
Dennis O'Connell
Franklin
E. Havey
Weston
James Rankin
Natick
Walden Street Merchant Takes Annual Vacation
Concord notes Robert Smith of Walden Street enjoying his annual vacation. Mr and Mrs Robert W Patten mark their sixth wedding anniversary after a ceremony at Trinitarian Congregational Church. Clifford H Bryant of Everett Street begins a new job while East William R Callahan of Lexington Road enjoys vacation from Cambridge duties. Selectman Danforth W Comins and his son Danforth Jr compete in the Father and Son Golf Tournament at Winchester Country Club yesterday.
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Robert Smith
Walden Street Merrchant
Robert W. Patten
Barbara Hodgman
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Mr. Patten
Littleton
Clifford H. Bryant
Everett Street
East
William R. Callahan
Lexineton Road
Cambridge
Danforth W. Comins, Sr
Danforth Jr
Winchester Country Club
West Concord News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Community Events
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Katherine Gill of West Concord for the death of her brother Lawrence Bradley a 52 year old Boston Police officer who died last week. a solemn high mass of requiem was held last Monday. Firemen at West Concord Station conducted a drill Tuesday evening with an Arlington Fire Department member assisting. Central Station crews drilled Thursday night. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament occurred at St Bernard's Church after the 10 30 mass since there is no evening service in summer. Mr and Mrs Charles F Mogan and daughter of Old Marlboro Road West Concord returned from a two week Wells Maine vacation. Mr Mogan resumes local duties. Lieut Peter Wentworth Richardson formerly of Lincoln and now stationed with the U S Army at Bolling Field Washington DC is visiting on leave and plans to discharge this fall and enter college after spending last weekend with Waldo Palmer. John Lindstrom of Maynard reportedly caught the season’s largest rainbow trout at Walden Pond a 20 inch whopper in the Maynard Rod and Gun Club contest. Next Sunday Holy Communion Sunday for Holy Name Society members at St Bernard's Church they will attend the 7 o'clock mass in a body receive Holy Communion and go to confession on Saturday.
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Katherine Gill
West Concord
Lawrence Bradley
Boston
St. Bernard’s Church
Charles F. Mogan
Old Marlboro Road
Wells
Maine
Mogan
Peter Wentworth Richardson
Lincoln
U. S. Army
Bolling Field
Washingon
D. C
Waldo Palmer
Holy Name Society
Youth in Accident Case Seeks Counsel as Case Delayed
West Concord youth Robert Church 21 involved in an automobile crash that injured four priests appeared in Concord District Court. Judge Pierre A Northrup noted he pleaded not guilty on three charges and seek counsel. Bail set at 300 on personal recognizance. Police request continuance to August 28 due to hospitalized witnesses as Church remains at Emerson Hospital.
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West Concord
Robert Church
Concord District Court
Pierre. A. Northrup
Church
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Firefighters Respond to Minor Blaze on Box 33
Station crews were summoned for Box 33 for a minor fire Tuesday morning, marking the 158th alarm of the year. Edward A. Berson, 47, of Main Street, remains on leave from duties as Azores fire chief. He had hoped to fly from West Over Field but flights were canceled. Fireman Thomas Tombeno, 16 Walden Street, returned to Central Fire Station after a two week vacation. Fireman Harry Patterson is on vacation this week. Mr and Mrs John J Bent, Old Road to Nine Acre Corner, returned home after a Cape vacation.
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West Concord
Edward A. Berson
Main Street
Azores
Westover Field
Thomas Tombeno
Walden Street
Central Fire
John J. Bent
Nine Acre Corner
Cape
Concord Community Notes Include Local Movements and Visits
William Savage and brother John, both seniors at Concord High and Bel mont Hill respectively, worked the summer at a Lincoln farm with Sonny Gordon. Mrs. Murray G. Foss and family hosted relatives while on vacation. Mrs Eileen Dee of Springfield Vermont convalesces after an operation. Attendees gathered for Attorney Less Sims funeral in Maynard. Lois Stratton of Lincoln plans Northfield Academy entry. Leo McKenna vacationing at Boy Stout Camp trim. Foss family hosted 22 relatives at Barretts Mill Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Savage
Concord High School
John
Belmont Hill
Lincoln
Sonny Gordon
New Juror Drawn in Concord Case for Cambridge Trial
Concord resident farmer Frank G Williams from Old Marlboro roads has been drawn for a criminal jury in a Cambridge session opening in September.
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Concord
Frank G. Williams
Old Marlboro Roads
Cambridge
Saddle leather style gains popularity in harness making
A historical note describes saddle leather and vegetable-tanned hides used for harness and equipment. The saddle color trend spreads across various leather goods, reflecting enduring demand for durable, serviceable hides.
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Paches
California
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Maynard
Timberlake
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Main St
M. F. Ryan
E. Chisholm
Bride
Civil Service
Moscariello
Mohawks
Arlington Fire Department
Central Station
John Lindstor
Walden Pond
Maynard Rod & Gun Club
Murray G. Foss
Eileen Dee
Springfield
Vermont
Joseph Dee
Concorded
Ain Maynard
Sims
Lois Stratton
Northfield
Leo .McKenna
Lexaton Road
Boy’ Stout
Trim
New Hampshire
Mason G. Foss
Barretts Mill
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Victory
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