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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
7
TFOR work awarded for the Hanscont Am tract conversion with construction by the Corps of Engineers contractor at 492.00 according to Gainey’s Construction today.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions A Goyette South Alton Adams, Mrs Kennethaton soloist, Fletcher, Arlington Hospital operation, pendicitis, Barnett of the Car, on leave, Training Sta, Xmas.
The fragment lists multiple events: adult and youth choirs at Church of Aristy and Church of Christ, a Christmas sale by Bedford Women's Community Club at Town Hall, Bedford Grange meeting, Novena at St Michael's church, Paul Revere Chapter event at Town Hall, Patent Teachers Association at School Auditorium, Civic Club at club house, Mission Rosary Circle meeting.
Sheila M Currier of 106 South Street has battled tonsillitis for a week while Yette G Currier of 17 School Avenue spent the weekend in Plymouth New Hampshire.
Bedford birthdays this coming week include Patricia Lee Murray daughter of Mrs Thomas F Murray Davis who will be four on December 12 Mrs Jold I Wellington North road who will celebrate on December 13 Sandra Hard King daughter of Cecil King South road will be four on December 14 Arthur and Robert Moaren twins of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hansen Crescent Avenue will be three on December 15
Two Bedford women were injured when an ambulance collided with a car on Concord Turnpike at Watertow street. Miss Margaret Davy of Lilybsne Lodge and Mrs Edith Tarment of Broadway Somerville sustained back sprain and abrasions respectively. Shop early for Christmas.
Harry Bass and staff promote a holiday sale at United Cloak and Suit Co offering coats suits and dresses for men women and children. Advertises low prices and large selection with department store variety and extensive stock for Christmas shopping.
The Allied Builders Co Inc of Lowell emphasizes reliable workmanship and cost conscious contracts. Francis G Vaillancourt serves as president as it invites inquiries from town officials and home owners for small and large projects.
Edward J. Bellerose at 826 Moody Street Lowell Massachusetts advertises key duplication while you wait for home hotel safe and mailbox keys plus a bicycle sales and service department and a large toy and game selection priced for Christmas. He promotes convenient service and better values with greetings to all.
In the Lowell review a writer praises Eva Dupuis and her work. The piece notes favorable results and extends season's greetings to friends and customers in the trade district.
The Plaza Lunch at 19 Merrimack Street Lowell is praised as a well managed modern establishment. The ad highlights good cooking an artful menu and courteous service drawing patrons from near and far. Nicholas Pappas extends season greetings to customers and friends in the district.
Kalamazoo franchise in Lowell owned by Carl Hannigan offers heating and cooling equipment including furnaces heaters ranges and electric refrigeration. The firm promotes reliable service and postwar readiness with Kalamazoo made products and parts and invites home consultations.
James Melios operates Sackley Studio with over thirty years in business offering portraits for families weddings teens and babies. The studio emphasizes quality and moderate prices as a key to its broad local following and timely service for Christmas portraits.
The James J. Mansfield Post A L No 18 will meet next Wednesday at 8 p m Commander Thomas J Hayes will preside Edward J Bartlett of Concord will show colored slides of the South Sea Islands The Christmas party is planned for Sunday December 19 at 2 p m at the veterans building for Concord and West Concord children Local collection boxes in stores urge public contributions to support the Legion funds.
Robert McCall of Essex street Lynn has left to join the U S Navy after visiting his sister Mrs Lincoln E Currier of 16 South street. Mrs Harry W Jacobs of 44 Hillside avenue entertained Capt Sullivan and daughter Mary of Boston who is on leave from Tokyo.
Concord leaders report fathers Henry and Sr. and others returned from a trip to Meine and resumed duties. At a regular town hall meeting Grand E. Lawton presided. Miss Mareig Tirrell, daughter of Horace Tirrell, studies nursing at the Massachusetts Hospital School after a holiday visit. James Field Post A L No 168 postponed its meeting to next Wednesday at Hickland at 8 o clock with Edward J. Bartlett to show slides. Bartlett is recovering from surgery at Emerson Hospital.
Miss Jocelyn Thomas of Nashauttle Hill receives honors from her parents Mr and Mrs C Lloyd at Concord Country Club on October 6. She becomes a provisional member of the Junior League and the Vincent Club, with earlier education from St Timothy's Catansville Maryland.
Miss apy the Skr Sos Ce Board of Selectmen is able to attend ofher duties at the Town house each day after an illness of sev eral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel G. Lamonakis plan to move into the vacated apartment. Court Officer Charles S. Robinson and MrsRobinson Wil ew street await alterations. Miss Allan was honored guest at a coming out party last week with guests from Concord including Miss Fan Pratt.
University researchers are engineering a mes s al cyclone to remove clay particles from 1,000 gallons of water per minute. The device aims to improve coal washing by reusing water and recovering small coal fragments that are currently wasted.
The Scott Jewelry Co in Lowell advertises cash price as credit price and urges a must visit for holiday shopping. It touts diamond quality, trusted service with one year free repair, and a wide selection of brands like Hamilton Elgin Benrus Longines Wittn.
Cote's Painting Service Inc advertises general and specialty painting contracting in Northern County with offices at 90 Hampgre Street Lowell and phone numbers 2-7871 Del and 2-7410. The firm highlights reliable interior exterior work for mills churches and large buildings and urges early winter maintenance to protect assets.
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