Marlboro Enterprise imprint and publication notes
The Enterprise Press Inc of Marlboro Massachusetts publishes the Concord Enterprise weekly on Thursdays at 16 Liberty Street. It lists editor R W Currier and notes the paper is entered as second class matter on August 25 1908 and disclaims financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements.
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New York
Wayside Inn Fire Ravages Historic Sudbury Landmark
Sudbury fire destroys the Wayside Inn in 10-below weather, causing $200,000 in damage. Firefighters from five towns battled a blaze that gutted a 269-year-old hotel once linked to Longfellow, while crews saved a section including a kitchen and gift shop.
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Wayland
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Marlboro
Rent control end nears tenants urged fair cooperation
Editor letter from Meynard rent control board member appeals to landlords to avoid increases tenants cannot pay. argues most tenants rely on local state or federal aid and warns higher taxes if rents rise. also notes Stow sports win over Harvard and Syrian author Salem Risk talk, plus Christmas vacation dates for Haile schools.
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Rent Control Board
Meynard
Greaer-Boston
Boston
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Haile High
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America
Nashoba Sportsmen's Club elects new officers
North Acton officers chosen at the annual meeting include President Walter L. Perrault and Vice President Safford P. Sweatt. Treasurer Walter N. Stevenson and Assistant Treasurer Paul Mac Pherson also named. Bernard Harrison is secretary with William Bursaw as corresponding secretary and Lawrence Sorli as director. John Stevens named secretary of membership. Scottsville Michigan item reports a man returning home to a hospital scene featuring a newborn daughter and his father recovering from a heart attack and hip injury.
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Nashoba Sportsmen’s Club
Walter L. Perrault
Safford P. Sweatt
Walter N. Stevenson
Paul MacPherson
Bernard Harrison
William Bursaw
Lawrence Sorli
John Stevens
Scottsville, Mich
Robert Howe
Audrey
Harry
Dept. of Library Extension
Theodore Tibbetts
John Mullin
Leo McDonnell
Evelyn Sawatz
Marion Ledgard
Rose Terrasi
Ruth B. Clair
Wilfred de Rosa
Sylvia Farina
Worsley
Fardy
Catherine Kinsley
Robert Bedell
Randolph Miller
Massachusetts Teachers Association
Stephen Clark
Eileen Keene
Paul Ryan
Mary Zaniewski
Adelaide Sims
Maribor Inn
Framingham
Otis B. Mott Day Declared in Acton
Acton board proclaims Saturday December 24 as Otis B. Mott Day in honor of elderly resident Otis B. Mott turning 100. Selectmen will present the proclamation Saturday afternoon to the West Acton resident living at 253 Central Street.
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Christmas Eve Program At Sudbury Town Hall
Mrs. Robert Dods announces a Christmas Eve pageant and carol singing at Sudbury Town Hall at 7 pm. If weather permits, candlelight caroling will circle the Christmas tree on the common. the event will proceed indoors if a storm arises.
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Sudbury
Robert Dods
Sudbury Town Hall
New Car Accessory Pheasant Catcher Stuns Driver
Barrington Rhode Island UP reports Frank B. Whittemore found his new car had a pheasant catching gadget. A pheasant struck his windshield while he drove to work, forcing a stop at a market to pluck the bird. The pheasant was served for dinner that night.
Best Buys Split With Groton And Marlboro
Maynard-Arthur’s Best Buys beat Groton 64 50 in a close Sunday game after a loss to Marlboro Boys’ Club Thursday. Al Hartley scored 20 in the Groton win while Ed Rogers and Ed Gallagher sparked the rally for a 45 40 edge entering the final period. Marlboro defeated Maynard 47 25 with Chambers leading the visitors and Rogers debuting for Maynard. The Stags improved to 2–1 in the Inter State League as crowd expectations rise for next games against Leominster and Acton.
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Arthur
Groton
Marlboro Boys
al Hartley
Stags
Ed Rogers
Ed Gallagher
Ali Hartley
Marlboro
Roger
Leominster
Acton
Farmers Win Lead Acton Bowling League Clash
Acton Bowler Bob McConnell of Stew topped the Tuesday night league with a triple 330 and a 126. Other high triples included Scribner and Carlson. singles led by Scribner and Weidner. Farmers defeated the Cutecasts to seize first, while Oilers were held to a 2-2 tie by the Wildcats and Wooltops beat Outlaws 3-1. Matches listed: Outcasts vs Wildcats, Oilers vs Wooltops, Outlaws vs Farmers.
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Harvard
Steve Scribner
Walter Carlson
Dave Scribner
Ben Smalley
Jack Conquest
Les Smith
Trev” Weidner
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H.S. Opens Season With Loss for Concord Belmont Wins
Concord coach Bob Seward’s team lost to Needham 61 45 in Needham on Tuesday afternoon. Needham had earlier defeated Lexington. Belmont defeated Newton 65 49 after beating Waltham, as Concord’s league season began after the holiday.
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Bob Seward
High Schoool Basketeers
Needham High
Needham
Lexington
Belmont
Newton
Waltham
Maynard School News Highlights Local Activities and Closings
Maynard acting superintendent Albert Lever announces a two day Christmas recess and a return on January 3. Students receive reading awards. teachers report on salary studies and association activities. A President’s notes section lists officers and committee work, including a Christmas party, a skit, and a fundraising project for a graduating scholarship fund.
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Albert Lever
Maynard Public
Sudbury High Varsity Triumphs Over Alumni in Exhibition
Sudbury High School’s varsity basketball team defeated the Alumni 47 to 30 in a spirited exhibition. Alumni coach L Roy Hawes led a strong returning lineup including Curt Harding Guy Palmer Wes Woodward Kay Woodward Barry Hill Web Cutting Edgar Christian Roger DeMont Dave Hawes Dick Hawes William Hawes Peter Deane Peter Harpin Elliot Putnam. Varsity players featured Frank Vana Frank Cartman William Hoagland John Moulton Donald Howell Captain Warren DeMont Denis Pizza Alan Moulton Richard Trussell William Carroll Baird Pittman as the crowd cheered the friendly showdown between past and present Sudbury basketball.
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L. Roy Hawes
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Curt Harding
Guy Palmer
Wes Woodward
Kay Woodward
Barry Hill
Web Cutting
Edgar Christian
Roger DeMont
Dave Hawes
Dick Hawes
William Ha
Maynard High Quintets Resume Action
Maynard High basketball quintet will resume after students return January 3. The team, hampered by a lack of gym space, showed promise in opening losses to Wayland and Chelmsford. Coach Don Sisson expects a creditable Midland League season with players Kulevich Crotty Martino Lizzote stepping up.
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Maynard High
Wayland Five
Chelmsford
Don Sisson
Johnny Kulevich
Dave Crotty
Ralph Martino
Bill Lizzote
Town of Maynard Traffic Regulation Amendment 1955
Town meeting approves amendment to traffic rules adding Section 13 forbidding operators from traveling in a direction opposite to traffic on streets including Nason Street to Summer Street Main Street at key intersections Summer and Main. Passed by the Board of Selectmen on January 15 1955. Attest Town Clerk Eleanor Jones.
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John Mitzcavitol
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