Carlisle town meeting votes amendments to Article VI By-Laws
The town of Carlisle votes changes to Article VI of its By-Laws in a June 18 1956 special town meeting. Amendments add a fourth district class General Residence Districts A and B replace several variants, adjust area and frontage rules, and cap subdivision permissions. The document names the Planning Board hearing date May 14 1956 and lists filing details with Clerk M. Heald and Attorney General signatures.
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Carlisle
O F Aring
Planning Board
Miuaret M. Heald
Carliste
Zoe
Orégomhg Amendmen
George Fingold
Tax Taking Notice for Maynard Land Parcels 1956
Massachusetts notice from Howard L. King, Tax Collector, Maynard lists multiple parcels under threat of seizure for unpaid taxes from years 1951 through 1955. The notice fixes September 14, 1956 at 10:00 a.m. at the Municipal Building Maynard for taking parcels with details of heirs, deeds, plan references and property bounds. It specifies parcels with rights of passage and easements and references titles and plan numbers in Middlesex and Suffolk records.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Town Cahiers Office
Citor of Taxes
Maynard
Mass
Joseph
Mary Byrne
Edward P. Byrne
Arlington
Middlesex
William M. Byrne
Natick
Raymond A. Byrne
Wayland
Elizabeth A. Byrne
Boston
Suffolk
Alice B. Joyce
Harwich
Barnstable
Mary A. Wilson
Syosset
New York
Morgan P. Byrne
Acton Court
Horace F. Tuttle
Middlesex South
Archibald C. ¢Pherson
John F. Lovellet
Harold J. Lever
Joseph and
Middlesex South District
Fannie E. Eveleth
Parker Place
W. H. Eveleth
Parker
William H. Eveleth
Middlesex County
Jones
Fowler
Pacraccn
John T. Kennedy
Albert E. Kennedy
Samuel Goldman
Erich K. Nilges
Lincoln
Summer Street
Bent
Mason
Erich K Nilges
Brooks
Esterly
Anton Laursen
Grea Road
Julius Lowe
John W Ogden
Albert E. Wood C. E
Dewey Street
Tennis Lowe
John W. Orden
South
Martin Peterson
Glendale
Hudson Cooperative Bank Kernia C
James A. Westcott
Jeannette M. Westcott
Forace F
Tuttle
Third Street
Anthony Lavinski
Michael G. Westcott
Annie J. Re
James A
Egg Te Westcott
Howard L. King
Massachusetts Launches Labor Day Traffic Enforcement Drive
The Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee urges motorists to cooperate with police and RMV officers in a coordinated Labor Day traffic safety push. Over 6,500 police, metro and municipal units join to regulate speed and compliance, continuing the Slow Down and Live campaign from Memorial Day through the holiday weekend to save lives.
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Massachusetts Highway Safety
T’e
Star
King
Massachusetts
Massachueae
Millers Return From Motor Tour To Indiana Canada
Finley Millers of Concord Road with Emery enjoyed a delightful vacation trip visiting Niagara Falls and across Canada to Edwardsport Indiana. They visited Mr Miller and Mr Amery D Miller celebrating their 55th wedding anniversary with a family reunion. Wesley Wristen and former Marion Miller arrived from Phoenix, Arizona, completing a 1700 mile journey.
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Sudbury
Indiana
Finley Millers
Concord Road
Emery
United States
Niacara Falls
Canada
Edwardsport
Arana
Mr. Miller
Amery D Miller
Phoenix
Arizona
Wesley
Wristen
Marion Miller
Married in Sudbury Reflects Joyful Family Reunion
Marian Miller, newly married in Sudbury, expresses happiness living in Phoenix with her husband as both work and enjoy trailer life. A gala gathering of 36 relatives, including members from Illinois and Ohio, marked the occasion with a smorgasbord picnic. The homeward journey included visits to Gettysburg and Independence Hall, pausing in Springfield to see Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carr and their new son, the latter Carol Guild's former neighbor. The trip was memorable and well enjoyed.
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Sudbury
Marian
Phoenix
Ilinois
Ohio
Miller
Emery
Gettysburg
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Springfield
Frank Carr
Goodnow Library Adds Wide Range Of New Books
Goodnow Library announces a diverse addition of titles across fiction and nonfiction. Notable entries include The Wind In His Fists, The Coast of Maine, Cross of Iron, Goodbye to Uncle Tom, Dear Madam, and Roosevelt among many others.
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Sudbury
Goodnow
Jennings
Maine
Emily Dickenson Rich
Shore
Colés
Ertz
MacNeil
Saroyan
Ross
Hooters
Seifert
Manning
Winslow
Clark
King Lardner
Elder
Burns
Hersey
South Cove
Bassett
Patrick Butler
Carr
Perkins
Truman
Sea Fox
Cobett
Brown
Upfield
Nelia A. White
Cavanna
Jean Wells
Steines
Brewster
Boa
L’hom
Cambridge lawyer Tobin praised for service as DA candidate
A joint reception for Atty John J. Tobin of Cambridge, hosted by National Gia Age Pensions and the Senior Citizens and Associates of America, endorsed his Democratic District Attorney bid. Tobin, Massachusetts Trial Lawyers Association president, cited for 1000+ criminal cases and defense in capital crimes, with leaders praising his legal expertise over politics. He has long ties to unions, bar associations, and public service, including prior Rail Way Mail Service work and multiple family details.
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Atty John J. Tobin
Cambridge
Gia
Age Pensions
Tobin
Massachusetts Trial Lawers Association
Neville, Tobin
Fobin
Massachusetts Bar Association
T. L
Grand Aerie J
Terpal ‘Order of Eagles
Oride
Hibernians
Atty Tobin
U.S. Railway Mail Service
A. F. of L
Massachusetts
Federal
Tobias
Francis
New England
The
Pony Mine Workers
Amerca
Scouts Postpone August Court of Honor in Sudbury
The Sudbury Scout meeting schedule is adjusted after low attendance at two summer sessions. The next regular meeting is set for September 13 after school starts, with Thursday nights thereafter. A Board of Review and an October Court of Honor are planned, plus an Explorer Induction ceremony for those aged 14.
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Sudbury
Court of Honor
Board of Review
Temiber
Mahoney Family Outing at The Cathedral of the Pines
Personal note recalls a family outing to The Cathedral of the Pines with Grant Boughton hearing an enthusiastic report about the event.
Sudbury Police Log Details August 13 16 Incidents
Sudbury police document a string of July August incidents: two youths questioned over a suspicious fire, thieves stealing a gasoline can and padlocks, vandalism to signal lights near Young's Crossing raising derailment risk, a home break in by neighborhood youths, an auto accident involving a sober rider with injuries, stray horses and roaming livestock prompting fence repairs, a Concord Road pedestrian injury near Sudbury Drug Store, and a builder reporting pilfered building materials. Police urge owners to secure premises and expect future arrests.
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Ryan
iNew York, New Haven RR
Young’s Crossing
West Sudbury
Margello
Concord Road
Sudbury
Susan Coleman
Emerson Hospital
McGovern
Susan
Scout Merit Badge Outing Details at Willard State Forest
An outing for Earnest Ocote and his family traveled toward Rindge New Hampshire for the Home Scout merit badge. The group, including his mother three brothers and a sister, enjoyed a picnic and a swim at the Willard State Forest during the day.
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Ocote
Anne
Broerths
Willard State Forest
Rindge
New Hampshire
District Fine Drawn Amid Property Tows
A brief report notes a fine in the district and a related property incident. A tow was involved, with a colon burial reference and a Monday date. Further readable details are limited in the fragment.
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Albert E Kennedy
Carolyn Kennedy
Mayna
Wilson
Maso
Walter P. Jones
South Registry
Albert E. Kennnedy
Kincolum
Ireing
F. Sebastian
Glendale Street
Saeed Sebdae
Ireland
Labor Day
Goodnow Library
U. S
Scout News
St. Germaine
Enterprise
G. Boughters
Brian
Barty
Asking
Trinity
Colonbury
Iromi
Milwaukee Waukee
Phial
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