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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
5
Eleanor M. ter of Mrs Vera and Hartley were married Sunday at a Eas church with Rev John D Cavicchi officiating. Attendants included Miss Cynthia desmaids and ushers Allan and Maine. The bride wore a long lace gown with pearl accents and carried a cascade bouquet of orchids.
A fragment notes events on Friday nights featuring meals. No further details on location organizers or exact times are readable.
Arruda and Maryanne Cavicchi helped in the wedding. After a two week honeymoon through Maine and Canada the couple will reside in Brockton. The bride, East Bridgewater High School graduate, will start her senior year at Bridgewater State Teachers College in September and is a Methodist. The groom, a MIT graduate Class of 1952, served two years in the army and now works for a Boston engineering firm.
Bedford region notes a forthcoming marriage between Sandra O Connell daughter of Mr and Mrs John C O Connell of Boston Road Billerica and Raymond J Hebert son of Mrs Gladys M Hebert of 5 Sleeper Road North Chelmsford and the late Mr Hebert. The groom elect works as a draftsman at Raytheon Bedford.
Lincoln residents share life events including the birth of Joseph Robert Hobert Jr at Emerson Hospital Concord with parents Mr and Mrs Joseph R Campibasso on Tower road. Benjamin D Hyde chairs the Emergency March of Dimes Campaign. Alfred M Davis returns to Lincoln road after vacation at Miller Place and travels. Howard Snelling and guest Richard Lahnstein travel from South Great road with trips to Mount Katahdin and Friendship Maine. Stephen H Davis, son of E Russell and Mrs Davis, discharged from U S Army in Germany.
Mr and Mrs Marcel Beil of 82 Main Street have returned home after summering at their camp at York Beach Maine.
Rev. Dr. Alexander St Ivanyi, pastor of First Parish Lancaster and First Church of Christ Unitarian Sudbury, is expected to testify this week before the House Committee on Communist Aggression. The Hungarian-born former parliament member and resistance leader arrived in the United States in 1946 and now may address the committee from Cleveland after hearings started in New York.
Two local Acton residents staffed the Lincoln Playground last summer and joined races and sports day. Albert S Reed and Mrs Joan Warren directed girls programs with Dana Murphy as Reed s assistant. The season ended with classes concluding. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roger H Burke of 59 Elm Bedford on August 16 and another daughter to Mr and Mrs James Durkin of 11 Marlboro Road Lexington on August 17.
Concord resident and former news dealer Harry D. Bullard died suddenly last Wednesday at his Westwood home. He was 78 and had moved from Concord about eight years ago. Survived by wife Mary E. (Ackerley) Bullard. Funeral held last Friday afternoon.
Sudbury report of a brush fire on Horse Pond road Sunday night prompted the Fire Chief to halt apparatus as the alarm proved unnecessary. Many volunteers responded before officials reminded residents to secure a burn permit. An unpermitted fire is costly to the town and violators will be charged.
Concord Mary Lee Crowley and James F. Crowley return home with Jimmy attending Camp Fatima Gilmanton NH and his sister at Camp Runnels Pelham NH.
Mr and Mrs Henry J Smith and Mr and Mrs Benjamin L Benoit Sr of Old Marlboro road returned from a week at the Benoi t camp in Wolfboro New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs William LaHiff and child are visiting relatives while he vacation from a Buffalo plant and is a former all around athlete at Concord High School.
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