Stow Town Meeting Debates Police Fire Station Purchase
In Stow a special town meeting considered funding a police fire station, vetoing a $65,000 article and tabling a $5,000 building renovation. Voters defeated the overall station purchase and discussed land price cuts, tax impact worries, and delays on new construction while opinions urged prudence.
Secret ballot approves vote on town remodel and police station plan
Police Chief Addy wins secret ballot on a 5000 remodel and police fire station article. The measure, tied to town offices and land bought, is debated by Selectmen led by Roland Wright, with attorneys Higgins Morse and others arguing legality and costs. The article is tabled.
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Winthrop W. Addy
Addy
Stow
Maynard
Selectman
Roland Wright
Wright
Richard Martin
Atty
William Higgins
Thomas Morse
Higgins
Morse
Green House
Planning Board
Obituary Notes: Sophie Wood and Julie Morse
Sophie Wood formerly of 45k road died on her 87th birthday at a Natick nursing home. Funeral services will be held at Sheehan & White Funeral Home then a 9 am requiem mass at St Bridget's with interment in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Julie Morse 91 died at New Manor Hall in Harvard after residing there three years. Wife of John G Morse she had lived in Concord 45 years and was active in First Parish Unitarian Church. Interment and memorial plans to be announced.
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Tophia J. Cash
Sheehan & White Funeral Home
St. Bridget’s
West Concord
Susannah
Sophie) Wood
Julie B. Morse
Morse
Harvard
Minneapolis
Minn
Concord
First Parish Unitarian Church
Town Meeting Passes Highway Tractor Loader Approval
Voters approved the article funding a $10,000 tractor loader for the highway department while another article to authorize a building committee for the police-fire station and an $2,000 snow removal fund was left to comment. The final article passed nearly unanimously.
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Highway Department
Mary B Harlow dies after illness at Emerson Hospital
Mary Bennett Harlow 76 native of Lowell and widow of Albert Mason Harlow died Monday at Emerson Hospital after a period of illness. A resident of Concord for 45 years she was a member of First Parish Unitarian Church and active in community groups. She leaves a daughter Mrs Edward W Grew Dover a son A Mason Harlow Jr New Canaan six grandchildren and one
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Mary B. Harlow
Concord
Mary Bennett (Lord) Harlow
Church Green
Emerson Hospital
Lowell
Albert Mason Harlow
First Parish Unitarian Church
Edward W. Grew
Dover
A. Mason Harlow
New Canaan
Maynard and Van Eugen Frye Magic Show Scheduled
Mark Maynard and Eugen Er Nie Richards will perform a program of magic. Due to the holidays this year the civil defense agency will meet Wednesday December 26 and Wednesday.
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Mark van Eugen
Ernie Richards
The
Civil Defense Agency
Messiah Echoes Christmas With Acton Choral Society
Acton Choral Society and Fort Devens Chapel No 4 Choir presented Handel’s Messiah with Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra. Dir Constantine Limberakis led the combined forces as the first full Messiah in the area. Soloists included Linda Noel Norrie Temple Constance Haeberle and Doris Attridge among others.
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Acton
Acton Choral Society
Fort Devens Chapel
Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra
Constantine Limberakis
Donald B. Pruitt
Paul L. Bauguss
Doris Attridge
Hallelujah
Linda Noel
Norrie Temple
Constance Haeberle
Margery S. Flint
Harold Tinseth
Philip Morrison
Donald Noel
Fort Devens
Sudbury Police Report Highlights Multiple Local Crashes
Police log details several incidents including a 1:50 p.m. hit near Hayes and Marlboro with minor injuries, a 2:39 p.m. two car collision on Singletary lane involving drivers from Wayland and Gardner with minor injuries, a 10:35 a.m. Maynard crash on Hudson road with tow and taxi transfer, a December 11 collision of scooter and bicycle with abrasions, and a December 12 4:20 a.m. head laceration sending the driver to Framingham Union Hospital.
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Haynes and
Marlboro Roads
Singletary Lane
Wayland
Gardner
Hudson Road
Collison
Framingham Union Hospital
Cantata and Christmas Services Listed in Carlisle Area
Carlisle churches announce Holiday events with cantata Why the Chimes Rang at First Religious Society Unitarian on Sunday at 5 p.m. Children up to Grade 12 join in, followed by Santa and refreshments. St Irene’s Church offers Midnight, 9:30 a.m., and 11 a.m. Masses. Congregational Church premieres Night of Miracles cantata at 7 p.m. All are welcome. Choir also to perform at Fort Devens.
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Carlisle
First Religious Society
Unitarian
Santa Claus
St. Irene’s
Congregational Church
Christmas Meeting of West Concord Union Church Guild
Members of the West Concord Union Church Guild held their monthly meeting at the church on Monday. The business portion preceded a Christmas party with carol singing. Betty Forsythe led devotions, secret pals of the year were revealed, and Mrs. Jean Pierce organized refreshments.
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West Concord
Union Church Guild
Betty Forsythe
Jean Pierce
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