Rev Robert Tory N Dies After 50 Years Service
Reverend Robert Tory N Mason of Cambridge and Concord, a long time chaplain in Massachusetts reformatories and church leader, dies at Memorial Hospital aged 82. He served Trinity College and the Masons, was active in Newton and Waltham church work, and was widely respected by inmates and communities alike. Funeral services were held with episcopal and state attendance.
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March 11 Timonial Event For Mohawks Meeting
Parish hall in St. South Lincoln hosts a community gathering for the Mohawks with Davis acting not in charge of committee members Holmes Walter Spooner Ethan. event notes the involvement of the Boy Scouts and local council.
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Death notices and funeral for Annie Nessy in Concord
Mrs Annie Nessy 85 died at the home of Leslie L Keese. Burial was at St Bernard's. She lived about 60 years and left five grandchildren and nephews. Henry P Nessy died in 37. Services described as a high mass at St Ch in Concord.
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Birth Announcements From Emerson Hospital
Recent births at Emerson hospital include a daughter for Cyril and, Highland Park, West Concord on February 17. A daughter for Salvatore Lombardo on February 17. A son for Vincent E. McGrath of Bedford on February 17. A son for Roger Morse of Littleton on February 17. A daughter for Charles W. Whitworth of South Sudbury on February 18. A son for Robert V. Johnson of Belmont on February 18. A son for Edward T. Maher of Littleton on February 19. A son for Edward Lawton of East Acton on February 20. A daughter for Frank G. Fowler of Bedford on February 20.
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Highland Park
West Concord
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Old Marlboro Road
Vincent E. McGrath
South Street
Bedford
Roger Morse
New Estate Road
Littleton
Charles W. Whitworth
Mill Lane
South Sudbury
Robert V. Johnson
Foster Road
Belmont
Edward T. Maher
Ayer Road
Edward Lawton
Great Road
East Acton
Frank G. Fowler
Concord Road
Pin League Matches End In 4-0 Clean Sweeps Across Field
Mil Dam Bowling League results see Ramblers and All Stars extend leads with 4-0 wins over Andy Boy and K of C Jrs. Thirl blank Lincoln and Macone's shut out Anderson's. Tudy's takes forfeit over K of C Srs. Capt. Hanson leads with 322 series. High scores include Moreau 304 Hopkins 302 and DeMeo 300.
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D. Anderson
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Memorial Service for Mrs. Mary Huppertz in Concord
A memorial service will be held Friday at 3 45 p m at Trinity Episcopal Church Concord for Mrs Mary Stuart Kroehl Huppertz 75 who died last Monday at Waltham hospital She was a former Concord resident widow of Powers Vail Huppertz and mother of Stephen Vail Huppertz of Waban and Mrs John B Beard of Closter New Jersey She had lived in New York and Boston and was a member of the Chapel of the Intressionee New York City and the Boston Students Union government years ago.
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Boston Students Union
Chapel of the Intession
New York City
Boston
Stephen Vail Huppertz
Waban
John B. Beard
Closter, New Jersey
Plans Underway for Third Annual Concord Sport Show
Plans are completed for the third annual Concord Rod and Gun Sport Show. The event opens two weeks from Friday at the State Armory in Concord, runs Saturday and Sunday with multiple shows, door prizes, and more than 30 merchants with booths. A variety of animals will be showcased.
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Concord Library to Host Animal Pictures Exhibit
Concord Free Public Library gallery set to open an animal pictures exhibit on Saturday March 4 under the Concord Woman's Club art committee direction with Mrs William Wadsworth as chairwoman. The display may feature color or black and white pictures but no photographs will be allowed.
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Benson Animal Farm announces improved offerings
The farm reports better stock than last year with near complete details to be released next week. Officials urge purchase of U S sayings bonds as part of the announcement.
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Carlisle Election Sees Single School Committee Contest
Carlisle voters will face one contest on Monday February 27 a race for a three year term on the school committee. Harriet B Fateh caucus nominee opposes Isabell S Campbell who pursued nomination after caucus defeat. Polls open noon to 8 pm. Town meeting set for Monday March 6. Alabama is noted as first Cotton State to establish a public school system.
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Alabama
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Local Civil Service Examinations Announced in Boston
Concord The Regional Director of the First U S Civil Service Region Boston Massachusetts announced open competitive examinations for Mathematical Statistician and Analytical Statistician GS7 and GS9 with entrance salaries 3825 and 4600 a year for duty in various Federal Agencies in the region. No written test required ratings based on applicant qualifications. Applications available at post offices from the Regional Director and must be received by March 7 1950.
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Poultry Disease Meeting Tuesday in Concord
The Middlesex County Extension Service office hosts a poultry disease meeting Tuesday night February 28 with a speaker to be announced. The topic is Leukosis No 1 Cause of Laying House Mortality. Dr Carlton C Elis of UMass will discuss Parasitеs Cut Your Poultry Profits.
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Middlesex County Extension Service Office
Carlton C. Elis
University of Massachusetts
Concord Woman's Club Smorgasbord Luncheon and Meeting
The Concord Woman's Club plans an invitation smorgasbord luncheon next Tuesday at 1 PM at the Girl Scout House prepared by culinary artist Frederic ReChivas Jr. A 2 45 PM business session will be led by president Mrs Clem ent S Edwards. American Home Day to be observed Monday March 13 with March meetings to be announced.
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