Local caucus buzz and town matters reviewed
A fragmented report covers a Tues caucus with about 150 attendees, notes on candidate discipline, and calls to eliminate the discrete voting method. It mentions May 2 hospital sale date near Maynard, zoning debates, court house planning on Haywood Street, a study request by Rep Eaton, tax rate estimates, and local sports queries about a Concord basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Way
Ncord
Haywood’ Street
Hn M. Eaton, Jr
T. M. Ison
Conrd
Gail Mark
Carter
Ian Counihan
Concord
Paul Counihan
M. Whitney
Candi
Tr Embine
Rans
K Corp. Waltham
Fo Jd New Laboratory
Lexing
Bedford Airport
Chamber To Meet Discuss Taxes Wednesday Night
The Chamber of Commerce plans a supper meeting next Wednesday January 21 at 6 30 p m at Howards Johns President Alexander C T will preside All interested are welcome as meals will be prepared Officers urge members to notify Executive Secretary George E Jackson EM 93794 The meeting will include a card for writing important problems and features Town Manager Theodore M Nelson as guest speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Howard John’s
Alexander C. T
George E.eckson
Koplow Talks League Meeting Schedule Reconstructed
A garbled note outlines a League meeting invitation for January 21 in Ellis Route 2. The event is set for 10:00 a.m. with coffee served at 9:45 a.m. and includes discussion of active procedures and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis H. Route 2
Town considers two acre zoning and utility projects
The town agenda includes Article 13 borrowing for gravel pack wells, Articles 14 and 15 for Hugh Cargill site and three acres of Alcott School land for public works, plus Articles 43 to 47 introducing two acre zoning across Monument Street and nearby roads. Industrial park plans and a Sudbury Road supermarket proposal are also on the table, along with budgeted items for city services and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cargill
Alcott School
Public Works Department
Monument Street
Lowell Road
Liberty Street
Strawberry Hill Road
North
Concord
Fairhaven Hill
Sudbury Road
Virginia Road
Airport
Stop & Shop
Memorial Drive Trust Company
Nuclear Metals
Ee Ceanse
Auxiliary Police Reorganization Seeks Applicants
Concord officials announce re organization of the town civil defense police under Deputy James W. Powers. A core of 18 will be trained and equipped with Captain, three sergeants and 14 patrol men plus a larger non uniform group. Applicants must pass a first aid course and obtain sharp shooter status. Interested individuals should apply to Deputy Powers at 9 Main Street or call EM 9 4803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
John E. Mutty
Civil Defense
James W. Powers
Charles F. Boardman
Main Street
Funeral for Concord Man
Funeral services for Hubert C. Hasey 66 of Sudbury road died Monday at Emerson Hospital after illness. Rev William H Clark officiated and burial was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Survived by wife Ruth two sons Hubert C Jr Melrose daughter Mrs James O’Hara Reading and several grandchildren. He worked at Polaroid Laboratory as a long grinder and attended Trinity Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Hubert C. Hasey
Sudbury ‘Road
Emerson Hospital
Joseph Dee & Sons
William H. Clark
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Taunton
Hasey
Polaroid Laboratory
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ruth H. Matter
Second fatality on Route 2 shocks Concord town
In Concord, a second fatality within ten days occurs on Route 2. A motor scooter driver is arraigned on liquor DUI charges. The town mourns the death of Carlisle selectman and notes a fire threat at Colonial Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Carlisle
Colonial Inn
Patton i
Caucus
National Park
Lincoln
Lexington
Concord High School
W.S. Bulger
Foss Wahlens Nominated at Carlisle in Citizens Caucus
Carlisle voters turnout 110 at first citizens caucus in new elementary school auditorium. Jay Fisk chaired. Dorothy C. Poole, clerk. Foss and Wahlem nominated without contest for town election Feb. 24 with Foss 52 votes and Wahl e 55. Various offices filled without opposition including moderator Heald Ware, treasurer Cutter, assessor Dutton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
First Citizens
Jay Fisk
Dorothy C. Poole
Aoe
Sele
Aiamaoot
Foss
Wanlen
Guy Margaret M
Heald
William R .Cutter
Francis H.dutton
Board of Public Welfare
Eva Dutton
Edward J. Clark
Richard B. Bates, Jr
Samuel Paresi
Doreen I. Young
Edward, J. Clark
Barbara E. Evans
Mary Morgan Warren
Carl G. Swainson
Henry B. Hosmer
R. Wright McAllister
Concord Selectmen Confront Quinn Gravel Permit Dispute
Selectman Harold C. Smith and Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson with Chief Robert E. Kelley received a letter from Attorney John J. Fitzgerald on behalf of the Thomas Quinns. The Quinns claim no permit is needed to variate by law and plan to move gravel from a Lexington road pit near Route 2A this week. The town will enforce the gravel removal by law adopted at the March 1955 town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Harold C. Smith
Theodore M. Nelson
Robert E. Kelley
Atty
John J
Fitzgerald Woburn
Thomas Quinn
State
Lexington Road
Fitzgerald
Quinns
Nelson
Bill To Name Fingold Library Proposed in Legislature
A bill sponsored by Rep Frank Pee Se Enk and Rep Julius Anse would name Fingold Library and establish a council to oversee it. The measure, supported by local authorities, seeks designation and funding guidance for the Fingold Library project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Fingold Library
N Hill
Erin A Dy Sae
Age ‘Legisla
Aential
Shag Sy Eso Denly
Widows Only Plan to Add Women to Force
Widows Only propose expanding the city force by admitting women to combat juvenile delinquency. The plan outlines eligibility and criteria for new recruits, aiming to boost community safety through increased female participation.
Patterson Renamed Forest Warden for One Year
Fire Chief Harry A. Paterson is appointed forest warden for one year. He must retire next August under the compulsory retirement act at age 65 after 35 years as town police officer captain deputy chief and chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Paterson
Patterson
Mothers March List Workers For Campaign
Concord Dean A Bowers and Mrs Douglas W Sylvia announce volunteers for the 1959 Match of Dimes drive. Precinct 1 lists co chairmen and captains such as Mrs Nathan Cook and Mrs John Pas Couprhlin and many others. Precinct 2 co chairmen are Mrs Dean Friberg and Mrs Edward Soane with captains to be announced. meeting set for January 25 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Dean A. Bowers
Douglas W. Sylvia
Mothers’ March
Precinct 1
Nathan H.cook
John Pas “Couprhlin
George 8. Ames
Philip J. Cogswell
Philip J. Casollino
Frank
Lawrence ‘Smith
Arthur Stetson
Floyd Verrill
Dean P. Friberg
Edward S.oane
Oni Pitt
Ito
Nine Women in Who's Who in America Named
Concord reports nine women selected for Who's Who in Women in America, believed to be the first such list. Among the honorees are Mrs Archibald W. Adkins, Mrs Horace L. Arnold, Joan Baldwin, Mrs Elsie Barber, Mary Biggy, Katherine K. Davis, Abigail Eliot, Gladys Hosmer and Elizabeth M. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
America
Archibald W. Adkins
Horace L. Arnold
Joan Baldwin
Elsie Barber
Mary Biggy
Katherine K. Davis
Abigail Eliot
Gladys Hosmer
Elizabeth M. Miller
Community groups schedule events for coming week
Youth and religious groups plan meetings including Evangelical Church Friday at 7 30 p m Couples Club at the Anderson home Saturday at 8 p m Pioneer Girls Monday 7 p m Pilgrim Fortalize Tuesday 3 30 p m Boys Christian Service Brigade 7 p m Men's Brotherhood Thursday 8 p m. William J ohansen Sr and wife on Everett street left for a Florida vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirscer la — Youth Py Orsald
Evangelical Church
George Anderson
Fortalize
Pioneer Girls
Pilgrim Fortalize
Boys Christian Service Brigade
Men’s Brotherhood
Town Heads Meet to Discuss New Police Fire Station
Concord General building committee chaired by Roger F Dunican met with selectmen Fire Chief Harry Patterson Police Chief Hubert Kelley and Col John Mutty director of civil defense at Town House. Discussion on a combined police fire station on Walden street led to a plan to separate administrative fire area from the apparatus bay. The project, estimated at about 300000, is to be funded from capital outlay and was approved at last October's town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Commission
Hunt Gymnasium
Bedford Street
Triangle
Court Lane
Monument Square
Elm Street
Concord
Roger F. Dunican
Board of Selectmen
Harry A. Patterson
Hubert E. Kelley
John E. Mutty
Town House
Rocussion
Walden Street
al i
Frederick Gagnon
Worcester
Mrs Dalton Prize Winner at Big Rally
Concord Massachusetts Mrs Edward P Dalton of Old Bedford Road won a prize at a 1959 mothers rally for the March of Dimes held Sunday at John Hancock Hall. She received a dinner for four at Simeones Cambridge after holding a lucky ticket stub. About 1500 Massachusetts workers attended the event featuring Misiah Hayes program focusing on birth defects arthritis and polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward P. Dalton
Old Bedford Road
John Hancock Hall
Dalton
Simeone
Boston
Selectmen Deny Parade Request for Bos ton Scooter Club
Concord selectmen denied the petition by the Bos ton Lambretta Motor Scooter Club to participate in the Patriots Day parade. The board granted an amusement license to Lyle Hughes for operating a miniature pool table. It referred SUASCO’s watershed development plan to the finance committee. The town would fund easements and expect about two percent, or 2450 dollars, of a 284000 dollar project from the federal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Selectmen
Boston Lambretta Motor Scooter Club
Lyle Hughes
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Board
Finance Committee
Suasco
Concord
Fashion Show Here February 6 at Rose Hawthorne School
Concord Fifth annual Fashion Show of the Rose Hawthorne School Guild will be held on Friday February 6 in the school auditorium. Mrs George Owens president has appointed co chairmen Mrs Leonard Bergin and Mrs Laval Trenblay. Committees include Tickets Mrs George A Coleman and Mrs naore DiCicco program Joan F Connors Youth Rogers door prize Mrs John F Shea refreshments Mrs Francis D Ambrosio Mrs Edward L McKenna publicity Mrs Lawence J Dwyer and Mrs William D Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rose Hawthorne School Guild
George Owens
Leonard Bergin
Laval Trenblay
George A. Coleman
Naore DiCicco
Joan F. Connors
Youth Rogers
John F. Shea
Francis D'Ambrosio
Edward L. McKenna
Lawence J. Dwyer
William D. Stone
Newborns Arrive at Emer son Hospital Last Week
Local arrivals list three boys and two girls born to Concord parents at Emer son Hospital. A son to Roger Hamilton at 4 Bedford Court on January 4. A daughter to Emmett Reid at 43 Thoreau Street on January 7. A son to Francis Curran at 21 Elsinore Street on January 7. A daughter to John A Capafalo at 5 Lexington Road on January 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Roger Hamilton
Bedford Court
Emmett Reid
Thoreau Street
Francis Curran
Elsinore Street
John A. Capacefalo
Lexington Road
Francis X. Guindon
Hayward Mill’ Road
He ‘Po
Eon
J. Fitzmorris
Ag Road
Frederick W. Meats
Sacer Free Pendence
Roberts
Walton Street
Roger F. Duncan
Witherell Damon Finigan And Hall Run For Selectmen
A town caucus nominates Damon Witherell, Larry Finigan, and Livingstone Hall for selectmen. Incumbents H Brown and R Parks did not run. Moderator and clerk positions also decided as the caucus ends after about 65 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witherell
Damon
Finigan
Hall
Mears
Bacon
Marshall J. Witherell
Sevaneat
Central Street
John B. Finigat
Everett Street
Charles B. John
Jatreet
H. Whineware Brown
Robert D. Parks
Town Soaps
Livingston Hall
Main’ Street
Cornelia M. “Lawrence
Egbert S. Newbury, Jr
Harold Pratt
Old Monarch Night Noted by Concord Lions Club
Concord Lions Club held Old Monarch Night at Howard Johnsons after supper. President Stanley M Howard presided with guest speaker Neil Mahoney Boston Red Sox scout. Honorees included Osman C Chaffee and Maxwell E Lawrence for 15 years and John C Collins Arthur Carr Leonard Rae for 10 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Stanley M. Howard
Neil Mahoney
Boston Red Sox
Williamsh. Kemp Devt
Rudolph W. Currier
Oene
Osman C. Chaffee
P.Z.C
P.P. Maxwell E. Lawrence
David B. Williams
P. P. Jobh C. Collins
P.V. P
Arthur L. Carr
Z. C
P. P. Leonard E. Rae
Chaffee and Carr
Eliot R. Howard
John Allen
Arlington
Town Board Appeals Hearing Set for Jan 2
The board of appeals will hold its next hearing on Wednesday January 2 at 8 p.m. in the town court room. Chairman Walter E Dow Jr will preside and four petitions will be acted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
Walter E. Dow, Jr
Job listing for retail furniture store position
Advertisement notes a permanent retail furniture store role with fringe benefits. Applicant to respond via BOX 87 c/o Marlboro Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Scoutmaster Bah Resigns After 22 Years With Troop 31
Scoutmaster J Bartlett resigns after long service with Troop 31 over commitments to business and other activities. Recently married, he now lives in Carlisle and remains involved with the troop committee as a successor is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bah
Concord
Scou Ward J. Bartlett
Carlisle
Concord Selectmen hear license requests for two stores
The Concord board reports Dominic Dionisio of West Concord and Joseph Frazier of Lexington Road have applied for liquor licenses. No action was taken at the Monday meeting. Frazier now operates the former Thomann store and seeks wine and malt beverages licenses. Dionisio operates Charlie’s Cougsee? Red and White bankruptcy context noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — Selectmen
Dominic Dionisio
West Concord
Charlie’s Cougsee
Red & ‘White
Joseph Frazier
Lexington Road
Thomann
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Amber
Iscuss
Uest
Town Ager
E. Vv
Concord. Mass
Wahlen
1St Citizens Caucus
George W. Foss
ReName Patterson As Forest Warden
William Johansen, Sr
Florida
Mrs. Dalton
Dr. Guindon
John K. Damon
John B. Finigan
Lions Club
Manning Pharmacy Compound
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