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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1952
Page
3
Fragmentary record shows names Paul W and Edward Lincoln among college leaders with percentages around 85 and a 900 value noted. Signatures and roles appear but many terms are unclear. The item reads as a brief committee minutes or internal report with missing context.
New arrivals at Emerson hospital include notices for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. William Herat. Names appear with address fragments related to Laws Brook and Bolton with dates in November.
The Feast of the Immaculate Conception will be observed as a holy day of obligation at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church West Acton next Monday December 8. Morning Masses are set for 6 15 and 7 00 led by Pastor Daniel F Riordan.
Mr and Mrs Robbert E Clapp announce the birth of their first child Garretthood Clete on Sunday November 30 at Emerson Hospital The baby’s birth is celebrated by grandparents Mr and Mrs Ransom J Garrett of Hartford CT and Mrs Harold Evans Clapp of North Acton
Stow emen 3 Seeaiber will meet December 9 in Unitarian vesig. The Weavers of Leominster will present a program of Christmas music.
District news from Cari Glatt highlights soil conservation efforts in Concord and surrounding towns. Farm ponds are under construction to aid irrigation and fire protection, reducing insurance rates as the district advances pond projects and state program support. The trend follows statewide surveys showing insurance savings once water systems are in place.
A community group schedules a Christmas program led by a returning singer. A guest helper will be present for the discussion and a tea follows the event with Mrs. Frank Mayas as chair.
Mrs Phyllis Richards led pupils in a parish reunion program with ballet tap and acrobatics. Janet Riley Judy Byrne Barbara Feepeeks and others performed while Mrs Richards served as MC and Janet Murphy sang. Arthur F Bissonette accompanied on the piano. The audience warmly received the show.
At the West Concord PTA meeting held at the high school on the 30th, a vote considered a workshop concept titled excellence and youth. Members discussed informal plans and invited teachers to observe a session aimed at aiding the local child.
The Sudbury Civic Association held a bidding auction to raise funds for the treasury as Abel Cutting and others decorated a Christmas tree on the common. The group plans a permanent living tree to be used annually and will host a Christmas party with gift exchange on December 17 in Town Hall for members.
Fragmentary text mentions a large family reunion and day of giving. Details are unreadable. no clear names, places, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the provided snippet.
Fragmentary wedding notice mentions Mr and Mrs Clarence V. with relatives at home of Mrs Childs parents in Andover Newton and Conliage. Details appear garbled with names and places only partially readable.
D Hunters and their two sons from Contoocook N H and the Edward Burnhams Dorothy Hunter and three children from Springfield. Both couples have friends in Sudbury. Also from Worcester came two of Mr Hunter's aunts and five cousins with their
Sudbury society notes indicate the Garden Club will decorate Cushing Hospital with arrangements prepared during the morning of the 19th. The Ae Club plans a related wit event to raise funds or awareness.
The Wayland St Ann Guild will hold a Yule Fair and food sale on Saturday with a bake sale and various articles for Christmas shoppers. The event runs from 11 p m to 5 p m at St Ann's church and is chaired by Mrs Margaret, with all welcome to attend.
A brief note from Manchester discusses a deer related incident involving a girl and neighboring authorities. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but local officials indicate ongoing deliberations.
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