Rose Hawthorne Lathrop and her Catholic mission in Concord
A condensed portrait of Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, born in Lenox, and her life in Concord with literary surroundings, marriage to George Lathrop, and their turn to Catholicism seeking stability. The piece notes her care for the poor and the Rosary Hill Cancer Home, with a hint of future continuation.
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Rose of the Haw
Wals
Name Journal
Concord
Massachusetts
Rose Haw
Canpoor
Daughimerica
Lel Hawthorne
Iful
Rose E Lathrop
Lenox
Massachu
Rose
Liverpool
Rome
Lina
Pius IX
Nathaniel Hawthorne
New England
Louisa May Alcott
Emerson and Thoreau
Europe
George Lathrop
New York
George
Ana
America
Jesus of Prague
Rosary Hill
Hawthorne
Francis
Lions Plan Winter Conference Delegation from Concord
A Concord Lions group led by President Charles Wear and Mrs. Wear will attend District 33 mid winter conference next Saturday and Sunday at the Hotel Sheraton Worcester. Also attending are Past Presidents Rothwell N. MacRae and Mrs. MacRae Osman C. Chaffee and Mrs. Chaffee Maxwell E. Lawrence and Mrs. Lawrence and several others.
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Concord
Concord Lions
Charles Wear
Wear
Hotel Sheraton
Worcester
Rothwell N. MacRae
MacRae
Osman C. Chaffee
Chaffee
Maxwell E. Lawrence
Lawrence
Dairy Meeting Draws Concord and Lexington Residents
Local residents attended a dairy meeting in Lexington last Thursday night. Speaker Herbert E. Shepard, county agent for Middlesex County Extension Service, spoke at the event.
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Concord
Lexington
Herbert E. Shepard
Middlesex County Extension Service Office
Concord Rotary hears Harvard design professor guest
Concord Rotary Club welcomed Prof. Charles Burchard of Harvard Graduate School of Design as noon speaker at the Howard Johnson venue. Edward K. True introduced him. Burchard spent a Fulbright year in England. February 14 planned as a Valentine party. perfect attendance noted for many members.
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Concord
Charles Burchard
Graduate School of Design
Harvard
Concord Rotary Club
Howard Johnson
Charles W. Allen
Burchard
Edward K. True
Concord Planning Board
England
Allen
Lexington
Casner J. Jenney
Alden R. Wheeler
John J. Flannery
Jesse F. Baker
Maynard
David Loring
Richard Reilly
Charles R. Voight
W. Stuart Allen
Julian W. Ballou
Robert H. Barber
John J. Bent
Harold N. Clarke
D. Edward Cleary, Jr
Kennan Damon
James H. Dee
John C. Dolan
George E. Erickson
Flannery
Richard Gould
Samuel G. Kent
William Kirk
Ralph A. Macone
Frederick W. Mears
Radcliffe Morrill
Gordon H. Ogilvie
Robert D. Parks
W. Bruce Pirnie
Morton R. Seavey
Edward W. Sheehan
Chester D. Smethurst
Voigt
Wheeler
Lester B. Whittemore
Robert Bumford
Pete” Nichols
Emerson Junior High Honor Roll and Attendance List
Emerson Junior High School announces grades 7 and 8 honor rolls and perfect attendance. 7 A honor roll includes Jeanne Grandell Mary Grigas and others, with 7 A and B both noted. Perfect attendance lists numerous names for grade 7 and grade 8 sections.
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Emerson Junior High School
Mary Buckley
Richard Carlton
Fred Chandler
Paul Crotty
Beverly Davis
Lorraine Davis
Edward Deane
Paul Denesuik
Howard Daley
Virginia Erkkela
Jeanne Grandell
Mary Grigas
Albert Hellawell
Doris Hoyles
Joanne Johnson
John Kulevich
Carol Lawson
Meredith Lever
William Lizotte
James Lydon
Ralph Martino
Mary Mitzcavitch
David Mullin
Christine Nelson
Ann Nordberg
James O’loughlin
Bruce Pekkala
Linda Saarela
Joseph Sezersen
Frederick Sivonen
John Soroka
Sandra Spratt
Carroll Stewart
Nancy Ulina
Charles Walsh
Jean Wheeler
Jenny Zawadski
Robert Kane
Dorothea Murphy
Audrey Albert
Carol Bondelevitch
David Crotty
Mary Higgins
Abraham Kaufman
Sandra
David Merrick
David Nelson
Kathleen Niemala
Doris Piecewicz
Donald Prescott
Cacalyn Quirk
Francis Quinn
Jane Spratt
Lawrence Shorette
Francis Sokolowski
Reffina Sokolowski
Thomas Sweeney
Philip Williams
Fish diversity in 600 miles of streams in the Great Smokies
Researchers report eighty species of fish identified across six hundred miles of streams in the Great Smoky Mountains region. The finding highlights rich aquatic life and potential conservation priorities for the park area.
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Great Smokies
Sunday Dinner Pork Chow Mein With Dumplings
A & P Service for Homemakers presents a Sunday dinner menu featuring Pork Chow Mein for four, with end pork chops, noodles, and rice. Dessert offers caramel sauce dumplings, with detailed steps for browning meat, simmering vegetables, thickening sauce, and preparing the dumplings and caramel sauce.
Paper Box Manufacturers Plan Chicago May Convention
The National Paper Box Manufacturers Association sponsors a second annual set up paper box competition alongside its 34th annual convention in the Drake Hotel Chicago from May 11 to 14. Entries will be exhibited with certificates and a grand award chosen by convention attendees. Judging occurs in March in Philadelphia with judges including Walter M. Hilliard and Raymond H. Dowd.
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National Paper Box Manufacturers Association
Drake Hotel
Chicago
NPBMA
North 13Th Street
Philadelphia
Walter M. Hilliard
Framingham
Dennison Mfg. Co
Raymond H. Dowd
Marlboro
Denison
Grand Hotel Portillo Offers Twin Parents Special Rate
The Grand Hotel Portillo in Chile, a 10,000 foot high Andes resort, provides a special offer for parents of identical twins paying for only one child. The deal highlights a unique family incentive at the mountain retreat.
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Grand Hotel
Portillo
Chile
Andes
Firemen Rescue Labrador From Sudbury River Ice
Concord fire units from the Central and West Concord stations responded to a dog in thin ice on the Sudbury River. Stanley Wilson swam and retrieved the Labrador retriever belonging to Bradley Dewey Jr. The dog was cared for by Mrs. Henry Drinker until it recovered from shock. Box 19 was sounded.
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Concord
Central Station
Bradley Dewey, Jr
Simon Willard
Sudbury River
West Concord
Stanley Wilson
Henry Drinker
Car age on roads climbs since 1941
The average car on the road today is eight years old, compared with five and a half years in 1941, according to the Automobile Manufacturers Association.
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
Winners Announced in Whist Party Series
The Ladies Altar Society of Our Lady Help of Christians held the first whist event at the rectory last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. William Byron won the top prize, with Mrs. Arthur Tibbetts earning consolation honors. Special prizes went to Edward W. Hanley, Mrs. John H. Goulding, and Mrs. Walter E. Dow Jr. A second party was planned yesterday and a rum mage sale was announced for next Tuesday.
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West Concord
Ladies Altar Society
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
J. William Byron
Arthur Tibbetts
Edward W. Hanley
John H. Goulding
Walter E. Dow, Jr
Waterman couple marks 10th wedding anniversary
Concord Mr. and Mrs. Lester Waterman of Westford Street Carlisle celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary on January 14. He is a World War II veteran and she the former Esther Hoff. They have a son Leonard and a daughter Anne.
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Concord
Lester Waterman
Westford Street
Carlisle
Waterman
Esther Hoff
Leonard
Anne
Edison Company Power Line Proposal Draws Attention
Sudbury reports renewed interest in Boston Edison petitions to run a transmission line from Sherborn to Waltham. Edison and the Central Massachusetts railroad reached an April 25 1951 agreement to use the tracks as a right of way from Sudbury to Waltham for future expansion, with a rehearing and opening date to be set.
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Sudbury
Boston Edison Company
Sherborn
Waltham
Edison
Masaschusetts
Boston Maine Railroad
Middlesex County
Masach
Sachusetts
H. S. Science Fair And Operetta On March Dates
Concord announces two school events for the upcoming weeks the high school science fair set for March 21 and 22 at the Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium directed by Vice Principal Carl R MacPherson and the school operetta The Pirates of Penzance directed by Charles K Yeremian supervisor of music.
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Concord
Wells A. Hall Memorial
Carl R. MacPherson
Charles K. Yeremian
Dog Shoots Man in Butte Incident
Elvin Kinner, 48, was shot by a dog after his pickup swerved to avoid an oncoming car. The shotgun propped against the window slid to the seat and the dog stepped on the trigger. Police reported no critical injuries and the incident occurred in Butte, Montana.
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Butte
Mont
Elvin Kinner
Kinner
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