Miss Juliet Mazzeo Weds John Joseph Casey at Concord Church
Juliet Mazzeo daughter of Mr and Mrs Rocco Mazzeo of Concord married John Joseph Casey son of Mrs John J Casey at St Marys Church Concord. The ceremony featured a double ring rite by Rev Michael J Burke. Decor included snapdragons carnations and white streamers. A reception followed at Monument Hall. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and a long train and carried white gardenias and stephanotis with white streamers. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Josephine Mazzeo and bridesmaids including Miss Elizabeth Dee and Miss Mary Inferrera. The couple departed for a Washington DC wedding trip.
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Juliet Nancy
Rocco Mazzeo
John Joseph
John J Casey
Casey
West
Ael J. Burke
St. S Church
Concord
Monument Hall
Josephine Mazzeo
Edgar Krueger
Elizabeth Dee
Mary Inferrera
Jean Delahanty
West Newton
Youth Fellowship Attends Sudbury Sub-district Meeting
Sudbury Methodist Youth Fellowship joined the sub-district gathering at Cochituate Methodist Church on Sunday night December 4. The Wayland school headmaster spoke on “Are You Ready,” urging plans for the future rather than waiting for it to arrive.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Methodist Youth Fellowship
Cochituate Methodist Church
Wayland
Concord Man Narrowly Escapes Train in Beverly
Reginald A. Morgan, 59, of 99 Main Street, narrowly escaped death when his car stalled on a Beverly railroad crossing Tuesday evening. The crossing tender’s calls and the train’s whistle saved him as he leapt from the vehicle seconds before the locomotive struck, blasting the car and tossing it hundreds of feet along the track.
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Concord
Reginald A. Morgan
Main Street
Beverly
Danvers
New Local Arrivals Listed At Emerson Hospital
Local families welcomed newborns at Emerson Hospital this week. Mr and Mrs Leo A Bennett of Concord gained a son born November 28. Mr and Mrs John F Thompson of Maynard welcomed a daughter born December 1. Mr and Mrs Robert J Rodday of West Concord added a son born December 2. Mr and Mrs William Plunkett of South Acton welcomed a daughter born December 2. Mr and Mrs Donald R Sands of Bedford welcomed a son born December 4.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Leo A. Bennett
Agnes McBreen
Longstreet
John F. Thompson
Powder Mill Road
Maynard
Robert J. Rodday
West Street
West Concord
William Plunkett Laws
motorists urged to register cars early at Framingham RMV
John F. Adams, hearings officer in charge of the Framingham Registry, issues a final plea for motorists to register their vehicles immediately. With registrations at a high level, registry facilities will be taxed and delays will grow as the month ends. The Framingham office operates daily except Saturday, and patience may be required even now as service times lengthen.
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John F. Adams
Framingham Registry of Motor Vehicles Office
Framingham
Pansies In Bloom At Gammon Home
Lena Gammon of Barretts Mill Road shows pansies and dandelions in bloom as a sign of continuing mild weather. The scene captures a garden in early summer conditions with a cautious note that weather may change by press time.
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Gammon Home
Lena Gammon
Barretts Mill Road
Friends of Mrs Vesper George Report Return to Natick
SUDBURY residents note Mrs Vesper George mother of Mrs John Colby has returned to her Natick home from Union Hospital Framingham where her broken arm improves under care. Miss Priscilla Parmenter her companion visits the Colbys.
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Vesper George
John Colby
Natick
Union Hospital
Framingham
Priscilla Parmenter
Colbys
Yule Doorway Contest Sponsored by Sudbury Garden Club
Sudbury Garden Club invites town entrants to a Christmas doorway contest with three prizes for artistic doorway, original decoration, and setting appropriate arrangement. Entries due December 18 to chairman Mrs Gordon Hunter. judging December 23 by Mrs Richard Snow Loring Coleman and Charles Way Jr. About 50 Garden Club members expected to enter. residents with artistic skill urged to participate.
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Sudbury
Sudbury Garden Club
Gordon Hunter
Richard Snow
Loring Coleman
Charles Way
Local News Briefs on Residents and Event
Robert D. Parks of Howard Johnson's on Revolutionary Ridge recovers from an emergency appendectomy at Emerson hospital. Peter P. Hill of 40 Elma Street started new duties at a West Concord plant last week. Alpha Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosts a public dance at the Girl Scout House on Friday evening December 15.
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Robert D. Parks
Howard Johnson's
Revolutionary Ridge
Emerson Hospital
Peter P. Hill
Elma'street
West Concord
Alpha Upsilon Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Girl Scout House
Sudbury Student Eloise Burr Named to Becker Dean's List
Eloise A. Burr, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lesh S Burr of Concord, earns Becker Junior College dean's list honors. She is a Sudbury High School graduate of 1950 and is connected with Off Campus Club activities.
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Sudbury
Becker Junior College
Eloise A. Burr
and . Lesh S. Burr
Concord Ron
Sudbury High School
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French & Wilson Orchestra
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Peakham Road
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Candy Hill
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