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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
21
A warm gathering at their Powder Maynard haven celebrated Mr and Mrs Dunham moving to a new home. They received a lovely door chime as a housewarming gift from friends in Stow Littleton Cochituate and Great Road area. Shop early for Christmas.
Sudbury residents Mrs Grace Remstram and daughter Gertrude Trudé of Lantham Road East Sudbury moved to Fryeburg Maine to make their home permanently. Both worked as waitresses at the Eastern Slopes Inn in North Conway New Hampshire. Dorothy Ramstrom also resides in Fryeburg. Shop early for Christmas.
The Congregational Young People of Middlesex Mendon district meet December 32 1948 at the NJ Congregational Church with 4 0 clock registration and songs. Arnold Tozer Grace Church Framingham leads 15 minutes of fun. President Jean Stafford Plymouth Church Framingham Center begins business at 4 30 p m. Carol singing rehearsal main feature of evening service at 7 30 p m. Natick Young People serve supper at 6 p m. Evening art includes invocation by Paul Tiller Natick Congregational Church sermon by Richard Sanborn Natick offering by Lee Bee Grace Church. Each group presents a Christmas Carol and history. Bill Flynn Marlboro announcer. Benediction by Clark Holliston Congregational Church. Visitors welcome at the Carol Service.
Stow John Lemos of Greasondale Road has returned home from Worcester Memorial Hospital after surgery. He is improving and using crutches at home. Mrs Raymond Phalon of Red Acre Road attended the State Lecturer's Conference in Worcester on Friday. The new flag was flown. Stow Lower Common was set to be blessed by the Stow Woman's Club. The Stow Police Association meets December 15 at Town Hall for a regular business session. Mr and Mrs Fred V Hart of Lynn celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house. they were married in Lynn and later lived there.
The Borough Pomona meeting now set for Saturday December 18 at Stow Town Hall. Supper at 6 45 P M. Christmas party chaired by Home and Community ice committee. Gifts to orphans with label boy or girl. No adult gift exchange. Carolee will be given by Stow and The Epona song concision Stow Lecturer Mrs Lilla Pilon.
Stow residents Mr and Mrs George Robinson of Boxbury announce the birth of their child on Sunday. The infant is named Barbara Prentiss. Mrs Prentiss is formerly of Crescent Street Stow. The report notes Mr and Mrs Robinson are proceeding with celebrations at home.
Concord Rotary Club meeting at Howard Johnsons noon 12 15 with Oscar M Jones in charge of December entertainment. Members listed include John Bent Leslie Orson Casper Jenney Maurice McWalter Harold Clarke and Floyd Verrill. New principal Radidlite Morrill to be inducted. club active in annual APRS drive and youth community service. Robert Parks noted as president. George Eric died at the business session.
In about 1659 tea in England rose from 30 to 60 pounds per pound, signaling a sharp early market shift as imports and demand grew. The note records a dramatic price increase in the colonial trade era, reflecting evolving consumer habits and tea's rising status.
Reading from a season sermon at the Church of Christ Scientist Lowell focused on God as the only cause. Leon J. Moreau of Cambridge connected with local merchants as a prospective juror. Concord Water and Sewer reports new pipe work for three homes on Main Street West Concord Route 62.
Readings and rehearsals fill the program at Concord High School with Miss Nascee Rideout and Rev. Gjestland among speakers. The Free Church missionary addressed the audience at the Wells Memorial auditorium and spoke on Friday night about youth outreach.
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