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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1955
Page
3
The January 4 gathering of the Woman's Club will be at 2 45. Mrs Holmes hosts with tea provided by H P Hood & Sons. Raynor will present the business meeting followed by the program.
Sudbury hosts a New Year's Eve Ball at the Sudbury Town Hall with music by Albert Haynes and his Wayside Inn Orchestra. Sponsored by the 1640 Club of First Parish Church, tickets are available from Millbrook Gift Shop or by calling Mrs Lawrence Tighe or Mrs Ida B Amesbury.
In Minnesota the law prohibits picking up a lost fawn to keep it as a pet. The rule emphasizes wildlife protection and requires contacting authorities or wildlife rescue instead of domestic handling.
L B Lind Say a former Concord town employee aged 71 died on Christmas Day in West Concord. Born December 21, 1884 in Alstead New Hampshire he lived in Concord for over 40 years and worked in the highway department then at Concord Woodworking. He leaves his wife Emma Lee daughter Mary Murray two granddaughters and a sister Grace Read. Funeral from Dee Funeral Home with a requiem high mass at Our Lady Help of Christians Church and burial at St Bernard's cemetery.
The Middlesex North Pomona Lecturers Circle of Grangers holds a regular meeting in Dunstable tonight with a covered dish supper at 6 30. State Deputy Edward R Stephen from Russell Street is the circle president and the program will be announced.
The article enumerates seven grading terms used for carcass beef in the United States: prime, choice, good, commercial, utility, cutter, and canner. It outlines their roles in quality assessment and market categorization.
Washington AP report on 1956 tax form assistance shows former commissioner Andrews restricting agent help to illiterate or disabled only. Harrington reversed policy, ordering agents to assist any requester with special assistance days set in January February and April plus guaranteed help on non designated days. Self help methods encouraged with agents answering questions to promote taxpayer independence.
Mr and Mrs Thom as Dillingham Ward of 15 Monument Street announce the birth of their son Geoffrey Leichtle Ward born recently at the Richardson House Boston. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles L Ward of Concord and Mr and Mrs Paul A Leichtle of Waterbury CT. The baby's mother is the former Jane Leichtle.
Real estate records show Winthrop F. Puffer transferring property on Prospect Street in Lowell to Helen Guffer and to Archie E. Heney and others. The transactions indicate multiple transfers on the same street involving local individuals and property owners.
Concord Grange No. 150 holds regular meeting Tuesday evening January 3 at 8 at Peter Bulkeley School. Mrs. Marion Clark will preside and plans will be made for the next whist party on January 10 at the same venue.
Lincoln resident Richard Liddick, a senior at New Hampton School in New Hampton New Hampshire, is home for Christmas. He is the son of Harold and Mrs. Liddick of Lincoln. A rifle club letter was awarded at the fall sports banquet, and he joins this year’s glee club.
A brief notice notes the home of Mrs. Bertha Johnson, past master, located on Barretts Mill Road.
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