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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1942

Page

3

State House to Open Civil Service Exam for Water Division Director

Boston Aug 40 an open competitive examination will be conducted by the State Civil Service Department to establish a list for the Water Division director at the Metropolitan District Commission. Frederick W. Gow of Boston will serve as director starting at the $5520 year salary after previously working as division engineer on the Water Supply Commission project. Gow’s background includes work on the Metropolitan tunnel and aqueduct, and he previously held the chief engineer role on the project.

State House Boston State Civil Service Department Amueél ‘Killam Civil. Service Metropolittan .District Hag Frederick W. Gow Gow Water Supply “Commission Soeineer Civil Service Department M. D Eest Marlboro

Air Raid Practice at Northcote Lodge Cited for Credit

Mr and Mrs Frederick Hawkins from Millers Falls visited Northcote Lodge on Mayr Nard road amid a large Auxiliary Police force on duty. Chief Meissner and Deputy Sharkey praised how residents answered the air raid test. Street work at Town Farm road improved shoulders, while Rationing Board member Alvin Bradshaw resigned from the Republican Town Committee.

Frederick D. Hawkins Millers Northcote Lodge Mayr Nard Road Meissner Sharkey Town Farm Alvin Bradshaw Arthur .H. White

Local News Briefs On Vacation Notices And Returns

Edward Van Lagthem resumes duties as manager of the Ecco Store after a short vacation. Eleanor Sullivan enjoys a two week vacation from Baker's in Lexington. Betty Dunham vacationing with relatives in Chicago. Martha Rich spends remainder of summer in Maine with relatives. Frank Dodd on two weeks vacation from unemployment division in Boston. Mr and Mrs Vincent and family of South Boston guests of Mr and Mrs Peleo on School avenue.

Edward’ ‘van Lagthem Fletcher Road Ecco Eleanor Sullivan Springs Toad Baker's Lexington Betty. Dunham School Avenue Chicago Martha Rich Elm Street Maine Frank Dodd Elm ‘Street Boston Vincent Paleo and Family South Thomas Peleo

Grocers Seek Relief From Halfway Price Controls

William F. Hawkes, president of the Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association, called a mass meeting of over 1000 grocers for August 17 at Faneuil Hall, Boston. He warned that ceilings on processed foods and shortages threaten hundreds of retailers with ruin while at the source prices rise unchecked. He urged price controls along the entire chain to prevent inflation.

Tov William F. Hawkes Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers, Association Faneuil Hall Boston Hawkes Seld

Vacation Coverage At United Cooperative Store

A N Rivers manager of the United Cooperative Society is away on annual vacation. Charles Hek kala is in charge at the Main Bt Store during his absence. Maynary girls vacationing at Hampton Beach include Anna Senecki Laura Melewski Dorothy Melewski Julia Lickorai and Sophie Lankiewicz.

A. N. Rivers Anguar Charles Hekkala Hampton, Beach Anna Senecki Laura Melewski Dorothy Melewski Julia Lickorai Sophie Lankiewicz

Miss Dorothy Peterson Vacationing on the Cape

Miss Dorothy Peterson is reported to be vacationing on the Cape. This brief item notes her travel while offering no additional details about dates or companions.

Miss Dorothy Peterson The Cape

Miss Daisy Ashbey and Brother Visit Area Family

Miss Daisy Ashbey and her brother from New Jersey, formerly of this town, are visiting the Hamilton family for a week. Mrs. George Fraser hosts a sewing gathering with Police Officer Martin McMashan present. McMas han returned to duty after two weeks away. Mrs. Paul Webber of Hillside Avenue plans to spend time with her mother and sister in Manchester Massachusetts. The American Legion and Auxiliary appeal for old phonograph records to be sealed in Town Hall containers to be replaced for the service boys.

Daisy Ashbey New Jersey Hamilton United George Fraser H Ae Martin FP McMashan Maine Paul B. Webber Hillside Avenue Manchester Massachusetts American Legion

Acton Families Update on World War II Service

Mr and Mrs Walter I Taylor learn their son Charles has been promoted to corporal and is stationed at Hickam Field Hawaii, cited for bravery after December 7. His brother Roberto serves with MacArthur forces in the Philippines and has not been heard from. Lt Wendella and Mrs Wendella entertain relatives from Brattleboro Vermont, Mrs William Sears and Miss Ethel Milbery vacation in Maine. Leland Campbell of West Acton leaves with family for a Nova Scotia vacation. Hobart King of West Acton is home on furlough.

Walter I. Taylor Wetherbee Road Charles Charlies Hickam Field Hawaii Roberto MacArthur Philipines Wendella West Acton Brattleboro Vernont William Sears Ethel Milbery Center Maine Leland Campbell Nova, Scotia Hobart King Penjay King

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