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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1941

Page

8

Marlboro engineer Cutler dies at Marlboro Hospital

Marlboro Hospital reported the death of Charles L Cutler formerly of Newton an engineer with the Water Dept died yesterday afternoon after a heart attack Born in Charlestown on May 19 1868 he leaves a brother Dr Charles Cutler two nephews and a niece Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 pm from 51 Main Street with cremation at Mount Auburn Funeral arrangements are by Sumner C Gage.

Marlboro Schuyler Cutler Lake Boon Water Dept Newton Marlboro Hospital Charlestown Charles L. Id. Mary Carleton) Cutler Charles Cutler Main-street Mount E Sumner C. Gage

Marlboro Council Plans Clambake After Deputy Visit

More than one hundred Marlboro Council Knights of Columbus met at Intercolonial Club cottage at Fort Meadow to greet their new district deputy John Sheahan of Westboro and to map a social program for the year. Grand Knight Robert Riley spoke as did other officers, with plans for a fall and winter slate of entertainments and a clambake to close the event.

Marlboro Knights of Columbus Intercolonial Club Fort Meadow John Sheahan Westboro Robert Riley Harry’ Loftus George White Thomas Lynch Dariel Burke J. Joseph Slattery Clifton McGree William Downey Anthony DiPietro Robert Sullivan — McGee T. Francis Callaan

Henry I. Lafrance F a Held From St Marys Church

Funeral held for Henry I. Lafrance from his daughter Mrs Edward Parker home Exeter Street to St Marys Church. Mass by Rev Albert Bergeron with Gregorian Chant directed by V D Lacouture. Burial at St Michael's Cemetery Hudson. Bearers from Union St. Jean Baptiste Society and Court Loyale. Funeral by Buisson Morin.

Marlboro Henry I Lafrance Edward Parker Exeter Street St. Mary’s Church Hudson Leominster Fitchburg Claremont N. H Albert Bergeron V. D. ‘Lacouture Flora Poitras St. Michael’s Cemetery Albert ‘Carriere Albert Gervais Joseph Labelle Council 420 Union St. Jean Baptiste Society L. P. Marcheterre John Daigneault H. J. Rougeau Court Loyale C.P Buisson & Morin

Local Notes From West Acton and Area

Joseph Lizotte of Arlington street returns to work at the Concord Reformatory after vacation. Mr and Mrs Bertram D Hal are at their summer home in Five Islands Maine. They entertained Mr and Mrs Leonard Gould and daughter Suzanne. Mr and Mrs Cooney have left for Milton to make their home, having occupied Mr G P Hittlefield tenement.

Joseph Lizotte Arlington Street Concord Reformatory Bertram. D. Hal Five Islands Maine Leonard Gould Suzanne Cooney Milton G. P. Hittlefield

Acton Area Notices And Local Visits Report

Acton unit of the Massachusetts State Guard met Monday night at 8 at Acton Center town hall. Several Acton Center residents and visitors are mentioned including Miss Helen Pederson, Miss Olga Nelson, Mrs. Ludwig R. Stiegler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Engman, Mr. and Mrs. David Barry and family, Mrs. Francis B Wheuley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris C Newton, and Barbara Allen. The church Improvement fund committee met in Acton Center, town hall painters completed the town hall coat of paint, and social visits include trips to Wells Beach Maine Cape Elizabeth andBrowser Oregon.

Acton Massachusetts State Guard Town Hall Acton Center Helen Pederson Olga Nelson Wayland Church Improvement Fund Committee Waltham Ludwig R. Stiegler Memphis

Sudbury Residents On Vacation And Home Changes

Mr and Mrs Lawrence L Winship travel on a vacation tour through the country. Walter C Stone makes improvements on his Hudson road house. While the Ellins are away in New Hampshire Mrs Jane Bennett and family occupy their Boston Post Road home. Alan Flynn and family return to their new Goodman Hill Road house from Gur nitt. Arthur W Howland hosted his brother L B Howland from Longmeadow Mass last week. The Wo man s Club executive board meets today at the president Mrs Henry B Webster s Concord Road home.

Lawrence L. Winship Walter C. Stone Hudson Carlton W. Ellins New Hampshire Boston Post Road Jane Bennett Alan Flynn Goodman Hill Road Gurnitt Arthur WY. Howland L B. Howland Longmeadow Mass Woman’s Club Henry B Webster Concord Road South Sudbury

Defense Bonds Drive Urges Public Support

In a wartime appeal the article calls on citizens to buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps regularly to bolster national efforts and secure financial backing for the war. It emphasizes ongoing support and patriotic duty without detailing specific purchase plans or deadlines.

Defense

Gasless Sundays Predicted Amid Conservation Push

Oil officials warn that voluntary cooperation falls short and gasless Sundays may start the Sunday after Labor Day. Massachusetts shows only about 8 percent savings since August 3, prompting talk of rationing. Speed limits are proposed to enforce conservation, with licenses at risk for speeding.

Massachusetts Atlantic Registrar of Motor Vehicles Frank A. Goodwin Goodwin W . Poor Biing Seaboard Boston

Bedford Residents Vacation At Rye Beach And Nearby

Mrs Mary Albanie and her children from School avenue visit Rye Beach New Hampshire as guests of Mrs Mercie Jones. Mr and Mrs John Mansfield and Mr and Mrs Carol Morse with children from Shirley spend several weeks at Rye Beach. Miss Thelma Richter from Great Road stays with grandmother in Buffalo New York. Mrs Ivan Smith and children from Hartford Street relax at Greenland Bay New Jersey. Mr and Mrs George Gault move from Springs Road to a new home on Anthony Road. Miss Jean Thresher Carlisle Road returns after a week of illness.

Mary Albanie School Avenue Rye Beach, N.H Mercie- Jones John Mansfield Carol Morse Shirley Rye Beach Thelma Richter Great Road Buffalo, N ‘Y Ivan Smith Hartford Street Greenland Bay N. J George Gault Springs Road Anthony Road Fella Kakes Dorothy Kakes John , Lamonakis Bedford Street Old Orchard Beach Maine Emmanuel George Lamonakis Camp Edwards Concord

Driven by Thought A Spur in the Head Is Worth Two

An unusual proverb fragment reflects a street or column note on psychology and motivation. It hints that mental drive can surpass physical effort, though explicit context or attribution is not provided.

Gladiolus Show Highlights Framingham Centre Gardens

The piece notes growing passion for home gardening in the United States, focusing on gladiolus raising. It describes mass plantings, dual-use beds for ornament and cutting, and announces the Glad Show at Little Tree Farms in Framingham Centre with free admission. Bloom exhibition runs August 15 to 26 with culture discussions.

United States Amek

Concord News Roundup of Local Trips and Incidents

Local residents report motor trips to New Brunswick from Concord and West Concord with companions and family. A Nashoba Road property sale proceeds through Lowell Cooperative Bank. Residents travel to Glen Falls Lake George Provincetown Cape Cod and parts of New York. A pharmacist resumes duties after vacation. An exhibition golf score is noted. A court case for a fatal accident in North Acton is adjourned to August 21. Scout camp enrollments, new bridge work, minor injuries at a construction site, and a family summer trip to Old Orchard Beach are listed along with a hospital visit. Fire station drills are planned for next Tuesday evening.

William H. Nickerson Bedford Street Samuel Ee Teft Glen Falls Lake George New York Massachusetts

Red Cross Calls Volunteers Sewing in Acton and Southton

The local Red Cross chapter says it has a large supply of sewing and knitting materials ready for volunteers. Materials are obtainable by calling Mrs. Webster Blanchard and Mrs. Prentice Blood in West Acton or Mrs. Charles Vose and Mrs. Howard Billings in Southton. Weekly sewing meetings are suspended and will resume early next month.

Acton Red Cross Webster Blanchard Prentice Blood West ‘Acton Charles. Vose Howard Billings Southton Tee

Acton Girls Attend Fort Devens Dance For Soldiers

A group from West Acton women’s club led by Mrs Ormal Laffin and Mr s Edward Bursaw visited Fort Devens Saturday night for a soldiers dance at the camp service club. Attendees included Marion and Barbara McGuire Lucille Hayward Elizabeth Reed Anne Pettingill Madeline Curley Alice Leveroni Mary Leveroni Margaret Whitcomb Eileen Lizotte Cecilia Callanan Alice Meehan Joan Sears. The club plans another dance at Acton town hall for the soldiers later this month.

West’ Acton Ormal Laffin West Acton

Misnamed Oft Has Good Nature as Fool's Defense

A fragmented quip notes misnaming and irony, crediting good nature as a fool's shield amid gilded desire and lack of sense, attributed to Shen stone in a reflective aside.

Shenstone

Local Notices From Sunapee Region

Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs John J Bent Nine Acre Corner and Grnne R Gleason and a spent week motor event in Sunapee New Hampshire with unclear details.

John J. Bent Nine Acre Corner Grnne R. Gleason Sunapee New

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