Maynard Woman's Club Christmas Meeting Antiques Preview
Maynard Woman's Club held a Christmas meeting at C hall with Mrs Walter E as president and guests present. Kathleen E Klaney spoke on antiques, display featured Wedgewood Majolica and Staffordshire pieces, with stories on origins and manufacture. The program sparked interest in a new hobby, antiques for the amateur.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Maynard ’S
C. Hall
Donald A. MacGie
Robert G. Alger
R. Marcell
Ing
Walter E
Morgan Foley
Pian‘ting
Bethlehem
Irving H. Menning
Scotland
Selectmen Advise On Election Dates For Town Businesses
Town officials met Tuesday with the selectmen and finance committee to set election dates and 1962 budget priorities. Citizens are urged to file for the board of selectmen seats as terms end, with a six-member contest encouraged. Department reports from welfare and highways were reviewed alongside Lake Boone Commission representatives. Payments for 1961 taxes are due by January 6, with warrant articles due January 9 and department reports due January 13.
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Addy
Ople
Ares
Board of
Izens
Ala
Finance Committee
Lake Boone Commission
Welfare
Bedford Pine Hill Club Christmas Party and Scotch Auction
Bedford Pine Hill Club hosts a Christmas party with music and a Scotch Auction Saturday at 8 p.m. Mission Fellowship meets at St. Pauls Church Sunday at 7 p.m. League of Women Voters held a reception at the high school cafeteria with Rep. Stanley J. Bocko Rep. John Brox and State Senator William E. Hays. Congressman F Bradford Morse of Lowell also spoke briefly.
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Pine Hill Club
Mission Fellowship
St. Paul's Church
League of Women Voters
Stanley J. Bocko
John Brox
William E. Hays
F. Bradford Morse
Lowell
Massachusetts deer season closes with record low kill
The 1961 Massachusetts deer season ended Saturday with the smallest white tail kill in years due to little snow hindering tracking. Local hunters Jimmie Allan John Baritone and Wally Yakiewicz were among those reported to take deer. The duck split season opened at noon Monday with hours sunrise to sunset, rabbits and hare remain legal game until late February.
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Maynard
Massachusetts
Loczl
Jimmie Allan
John Baritone
Wally Yakiewicz
New Hampshire
Granite State
Maine
Children Pack West Acton Party With Puppet Show Fun
About 1600 youngsters enjoyed a Monday Christmas party and puppet show in West Acton. Johnny Sisson led the stage world of Merry Magic with puppets seeming nearly alive. The executive board oversaw refreshments and a 25 cent collection for gifts to be distributed by the American region under Mrs. Stanley A. Nedza Middlesex County Council director.
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Acton
West Acton
Johnny Sisson
Stanley A. Nedza
Middlesex
County Council
Skating Party Plans Trip From St Elizabeth’s Church
Acton member of the C. Y. O. of St Elizabeths Church will meet Saturday evening for a roller skating party. The group leaves the church at 7 p.m. and travels to Wal Lex Skating Rink in Waltham, accompanied by Rev Edward J McLaughlin curate advisor. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
Stow Woman’s Association Plans December Meeting
Stow December meeting of the Stow Woman's Association will be at the home of Mrs. William B. Burbridge on Ac ton street next Tuesday. Coffee hour at 2 p m precedes the business meeting. The afternoon program features carol singing and organ music by Mrs. George Smith, with violin by Mrs. Walter Nichols of Concord. Hostesses include Mrs. Francis Warren, Mrs. Robert Patterson, and Mrs. William Smith.
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Stow
Stow Woman's Association
Association
William B. Burbridge
Acton Street
George Smith
Walter Nichols
Concord
Francis Warren
Robert Patterson
William Smith
Burbridge
Morse Visits Acton and Concord Officials
Acton welcoming Morse at the town hall included Selectmen Lawrence Donnelly and Charles MacPherson Town Clerk Charles M MacRae and other locals. The congressman discussed Washington issues with Acton residents before continuing to Concord for a Republican salon reception at the Colonial Inn.
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Acton
F. Bradford Morse
Lowell
Lawrence Donnelly
Charles
Chorus Enthralls 300 In Handel Messiah Performance
Acton Choral Art Society presented Handel's Messiah to about 300 attendees on Sunday evening. A 60 voice chorus directed by Constantine Limberakis and pianist Alfa Andersen accompanied the performance. Prominent solos were sung by May Shepard Joy Mott Constance Haeberle Mergery Flint Doris Attridge Byron Long Phillip Morrison in this praised program.
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Acton
Acton Choral Art Socety
Constantine Limberakis
Alfa Andersen
May Shepard
Joy Mott
Constance Haeberle
Mergery Flint
Doris Attridge
Byron Long
Phillip Morrison
Couples Club Dinner Progresses Through Acton Christmas Meet
The Acton-Couples Club of the Church of the Good Shepherd hosts a progressive dinner Friday starting at 7 p.m. in Acton Center. Appetizers at 4 Hawthorne Street Mrs. and Mr. Nicholas Van Ness then main course at 80 Alcott Street Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Bridges and 46 Nagog Hill Road Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. MacPherson. Final course and social at Red Acre Road Stow home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Russell Jr.
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Acton
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