Concord Promotes Patrolman Boardman to Sergeant
After a conference between Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson and Police Chief Robert E. Kelley, Patrolman Charles F. Boardman 31 was announced Saturday as promoted to sergeant. He will work the 1 am to 9 am shift, has served five years on the force, is a World War II veteran, and lives with his wife Thelma C. Fisher and three children on Powdermill Road. He has led the juvenile bureau, belongs to Middlesex County Juvenile Officers Association, studies at Judge Baker Guidance Center, is a graduate of the Framingham police academy, and is pistol expert. The civil service exam placed him second and his promotion fills Lieut. Marshall J. Witherell’s vacancy.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Robert E. Kelley
Charles F. Boardman
Concord Force
U.S. Army
Thelma C. Fisher
Acton
Powdermill Road
Sergt
Boardman
Juvenile Bureau
Mt of Middlesex County Juvenile Officers Association
Judge Baker Guidance Center
Concord permits and licenses amended for utilities and services
Concord selectmen grant Boston Edison Company New England Tel Tel Co and Concord Municipal Light Plant permission to relocate four poles on Laws Brook Road West Concord. The board issues an intelligence license to Miss Natalie MacInnis homemaker and nursing service. The Fairway renewal for amusement license approved. Licenses issued include wines and malt Caccitore Brothers six day victualler Tudys seven all alcoholic to Howard Johnsons and others.
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Concord — Selectmen
Boston Edison Company
New England Tel. & Tel. Co
Concord Municipal Light Plant
Laws Brook Road
West Concord
Natalie MacInnis
Walden Street
Selectmen
Caccitore Brothers
Concord Package Store
Condons
Local arrivals at Emerson Hospital
Concord updates list two newborns: a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Heath of 47 Elsinore Street on November 24 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Roger Howard of Garden Street on November 24.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Richard Heath
Elsinore Street
Roger Howard
Garden Street
Three Peeping Toms Apprehended by Concord Sergeant
Concord Sergeant Charles F. Boardman answered a call and arrested three men in the area for repeated peeping Tom complaints.
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Concord
Charles F. Boardman
Rae
Concord Town Manager Nelson Enters Chapter 626
Theodore M. Nelson of Concord Town enters Chapter 626 effective January 5 1959. The law requires boards to notify the town clerk 24 hours before meetings who posts notices publicly. All meetings open to the public except executive sessions declared to protect reputations.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Furcolo
Variety Of Gifts At Carlisle Fair
Carlisle Congregational Church fair plans are nearly complete. Doors open at 10 a m Saturday with items for Christmas lists including aprons knit goods jewelry and toys. Homemade donuts and bakery items plus a coffee shop. Puppet shows for children at 10 30 and 2 30 while parents shop.
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Carlisle
Concord Notices and Local Happenings This Week
Concord hosts a week of civic events including a new police sergeant appointment and a fall play by Concord Players. Chamber of Commerce decor plans, Matched with local business features, a 1959 tax rate estimate, and regional budget adoption. Other items note Enlistment Sunday, a 25 year Harvard Trust anniversary, and assorted community updates.
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Concord
Chamber of Commerce
Richardson’s
Lexington
West Concord
Thoreau
Fairhaven Bay
Sud- Bloodmobile
West Concord Man Chosen as Manager
West Concord executive Wess Chigas of James S. Galbraith Baker Avenue was named manager of semiconductor operations. He will coordinate all semiconductors. Chigas previously served as sales manager for Semiconductor Products at Microwave Associates. He worked seven years earlier with Sprague Electric in North Adams. He and Mrs. Galbraith have one daughter.
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West Concord
Wess Chigas
James S. Galbraith
Baker Avenue
This Town
Microwave
Microwave Associates, Inc
Sprague Electric Company
North Adams
Galbraith
West Concord to Boost Holiday Lights Display
Local stores and the West Concord community plan bright holiday lighting along avenue from West Concord Super Market to Concord Press. A Christmas tree at the station area and a tree circle near Walden street will host carols. The Chamber of Commerce decor committee raises 500 for permanent pole lighting with time clocks. no Thor eau Wheeler PTA meeting set.
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West Concord
Concord Press
Station
Mill Dam
Chamber of Commerce
Christopher Hurg
Walden Street
Concord Budget Battle Keeps 1959 Line With Finance Plan
Regional school district committee closely follows the finance committee on the proposed 1959 budget. The superintendent and assistant, professional services, and non professional figures see adjustments, with salaries and raises debated. The treasurer and librarian salaries are cut. overall spending remains near the finance committee's numbers.
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Concord
Regional
Ralph T. Haskell
Caida
Funeral for Lena Blake Observed at Dee Funeral Home
Mrs Lena Poland Blake 75 died at a hospital Saturday funeral Monday at Dee Funeral Home Rev Robert H Barber of Trinitarian Congregational Church officiated burial in Sleepy Hollow. She was daughter of Andrew and Emily lived in Bedford and Melrose last. father died in 1943 was in plumbing. Altar boys for the week at St Bernard's Church John Kelleher and William Leary.
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Concord
Lena
Poland
Christmas Bazaar At Lincoln Public First Parish
Lincoln Public invites residents to a Saturday bazaar at Town Hall and parish house with many Christmas bargains. A large committee runs the event. The SAC band travels 30 000 miles annually.
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Lincoln
SAC
Delays Hit Opening of Town Sanitary Fill Project
Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson reports a one month extension from eviction for the West Concord dump site on Laws Brook road after eminent domain took Walden street land. Contractor John J. Flannery excavates about 10 000 to 12 000 cubic yards for a 1450 foot gravel road.
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Concord
Walden Street
Theodore M. Nelson
West Concord
Charles Fisher
Laws Brook Road
John J. Flannery
Nelson
Flannery
K of C Plans Winter Social and New Year Party
Concord Council Catholic activity committee members Grand Knight Charlessus Mara Robert E Sheehan and Donald T King named by Grand-Finigan. Deputy Grand Knight William Healy says 20 pints of blood are urgently needed to replenish supply for members.
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Concord
Concord Council
K. of C
Finigan
Charlessus Mara
Robert E. Sheehan
Donald T. King
William Healy
Budget Requests Highlight Town Tax Estimate Revisions
Nelson raises the budget estimate citing new taxable properties including Nuclear Metals and General Radio additions. Proposed line items include $35,000 for a new ladder truck and $1,000 for Chamber booth maintenance, with school, library, and cemetery funding shifts and a tentative tax impact tied to 1959 valuation and state department figures.
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Nelson
Nuclear Metals, Inc
General Radio
Chamber of Commerce
Battleground
Concord Public Schools
Concord
Lions Club Announces Christmas Party and Visits
Lions Traindew preside program will be in charge of Chairman Maurice Fitzsimmon's De Fen B te at Gisete dope and the gave an interesting talk on passports, visas and consul of fice duties. Club will hold its annual Christmas party on Dec. 16 at Simon Willard School eee Dep. Dist. Gov. ogel Currier attended the Lions meeting and tonight will go to Lynnfield on an official visitation.
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Maurice Fitzsimmon
de Fen Bte
Gisete Dope
Simon Willard School
Ogel Currier
Lynnfield
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Patrolman
Army
Sergt, Boardman
Doris Childs
Mr. Galbraith
J. S. Galbraith
AID Holiday
Thoreau-Wheeler P. T. A
Salar'es
Mrs. Blake
St. Bernard's Church
John Kelleher
William Leary
Manning
K. of
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Main Street
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