Marlboro Enterprise Press notices and contact details
Marlboro Massachusetts edition issue details and advertising copy deadlines. Includes editor contact, office addresses in Marlboro Concord May Boston New York, and requirement that ad copy reach the office by 2 o clock Wednesday for publication. Subscription rate listed as One Year five dollars.
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Liberty St. Marlboro
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Rugged Austerity Echoed in John Laurent Exhibit
A DeCordova Museum show through Feb 22 displays John Laurent’s somber expressionist paintings inspired by New England landscapes and natural forms. Laurent, born 1981, son of sculptor Robert Laurent, studied at Syracuse and Paris and teaches at the University of New Hampshire. He has exhibited at Boston Arts Festival and major venues including the Smithsonian and Corcoran Gallery of Art.
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Lincoln
New Hampshire
John Laurent
DeCordova Museum
Laurent
al Pool
Presidential Range
John
Robert Laurent
Syracuse University
Indiana University
L’academie de la Grande Chaumiere
Paris
University of New Hamp
Ogunquit School of
Oountings
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Richmond Museum Off Fine Arts
Smithsonian Institution
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Toledo Museum of Art
Baptist Church Notes West Acton Fellowship Meeting
West Acton Baptist Church notes a Sunday 6 p.m. fellowship at Memorial Chapel with a filmstrip program Do You Dig Up. The annual church congregational meeting for committee and board members is set for Wednesday Feb 4 at 8 p.m. A church council meeting will follow.
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Baptist Church
West Acton
Memorial C Hapel
Church of Savior schedule for February meetings
A meeting of the Every Member Visitation Committee is set for 4 Carlisle Road Friday at 8 p.m. Young people meet there at 5 p.m. Sunday school teachers gather February 4 at 9 Baillat er race Nevi tt s home Lexington at 8 p.m.
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Church OF Savior Ford
Carlisle Road
Church of the Savior
S Y
Nevitt
Baillard Terrace
Lexington
Local youths seek hockey equipment donations
A group of Concord high school players, mostly freshmen and sophomores, have been playing informal games with Middlesex third team. They plan more games next month and seek donations of pants gloves and hats. Contact Jimmy Condon at EM 9 2545.
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Concord
Middlesex
yes @né
Jimmy Condon
West Concord Coach Val Muscato achieves 64th straight win
Oliver Ames led by coach Val Muscato former Concord High star extended his 64th straight win with a 60 55 victory over King Philip in a Hocka mock League game held Tuesday.
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West Concord
Val Muscato
Concord High
Oliver Ames
Hockamock
King Philip
Concord High Wins Eight Middlesex League Tilt
Concord High defeated Reading 50 20 on Tuesday to raise its overall mark to 12 3 with four games remaining Fraser led with 18 points and Don Fraser and Brad Evans added 32 as Concord eyes second place and a possible 80 point break to top Paul McLaughlin's record
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Don Fraser
Brad Evans
Chipping Ince
Concord High
Reading
Concord
Fraser
Nen
Paul McLaughlin
Bedford
the Sap
Makeups by Rotarians List
Concord Rotarians listed makeups including Alexander C Peters Dr Robert S Ireland Charles W Dee Thomas Huck ins at Bedford Ernest Verrill at Groton John H Kennedy at St Croix Virgin Islands Charles W Allen at Lake Worth Florida Nicholas M Delaney at Woburn Winchester Also Delaney at Wilmington Thomas J Byron Dr D Edward Cleary Jr Loring Grimes at Maynard Fred T Boyd at Hamburg
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Concord
Alexander C.peters
Robert S. Ireland
Charles W. Dee
Thomas Huckins
Bedford
Ernest Verrill
Groton
John H. Kennedy
St. Croix
Virgin, Islands
Charles W. Allen
Lake Worth
Fla
Nicholas M. Delaney
Woburn
Winchester
Delaney
Wilmington
Thomas J. Byron
D. Edward Cleary, Jr
Loring Grimes
Maynard
Fred T. Boyd
Hamburg
Chorus Seeks Singers For Sixth Mass Rehearsals
Concord Chorus announces its 1959 season feature the Sixth Mass in E flat by Schubert under conductor Edward H. Howard. Rehearsals are 7 45 p m Tuesdays at Concord Academy and the chorus invites area singers to join the mixed chorus solo quartet and full orchestra.
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Concord
Concord Chorus
Edward H. Howard
Franz Schubert
Concord Academy
Briton Rawson and Swede Petterson join Boston A A indoor lineup
Mike Rawson the European 800 champion and Stig Petterson Sweden's 6-10 high jumper join foreign entries for Boston Athletic Association meet at the Garden on February 7. They arrive with Brian Hewson to form a fierce pair in the board track event and the anticipated Dumas Tomas high jump duel.
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Mike Rawson
Stig
Rome
Rawson
Brian Hewson
Hewson
Colombes
Herb Elliott
Stockholm
Auden
Boysen
Norway
Eric Rhid
Belgium
Gaston Reiff
Maynard Gals Split Games In Double Header
Marlboro girls varsity defeated Maynard 38 to 29 as Miss Gaynor scored 23 for Marlboro. Elaine Colleton Jessie Piecewicz and Leigh Robinson led Maynard with 11 each. Junior varsity won 41 to 5 over Marlboro.
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Maynard
Marlboro
Miss Gaynor
Elaine Colleton
Jessie Piecewicz
Leigh Robinson
Chysus
DeRosa
DeGrappo
Jayvees
Concord high school building earns regional design citation
The Concord-Carlisle Regional District School Committee learns the Brister's Hill high school under construction was chosen for a 1959 architectural exhibit citation in Atlantic City. The award praises a clean cut design and strong organization of humanities, science, art, social, and physical education centers.
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Concord
Concord-Carlisle
Brister’s Hill
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
American Association of School
American Institute of Architects
United States
St Blaise Day Observances At Local Churches
Catholic churches to observe St Blaise Day on Tuesday February 3 with traditional blessing of throats. St Bernard’s bless after 7 am Mass and again at 3 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Our Lady’s bless after 7 am Mass and at 4 pm and 8 pm.
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St. Bernard’s
Our Lady’s
St. Michael’s Church
St. Blaise
Fire and theft prompt patrols in Concord area
Patrolmen Costello and Dolan investigated a burned car found on Old Marlboro Road that had been stolen in Boston and linked to a court case. Fire marshal officials also probe the incident while Nutter stops a suspicious vehicle on Main Street revealing two runaways. Sweeney is commended for early detection of a basement fire at Richardson, averting a major blaze per Chief Patterson.
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Wm. J. Costello
Concord
John C. Dolan, Jr
Old Marlboro Road
Boston
Robert Nutter
Main Street
Paul M. Sweeney
Richardson
Harry A. Patterson
Lincoln Public Library on the move under John Carley
The Lincoln Public Library reorganizes with John Carley leading the re shelving after moving books in November and dismantling old stocks. High school students and Mr and Mrs Charles Bliss assist as restructuring continues. </s>
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Lincoln Public Library
John Carley
Charles Bliss
Change of heart in Niagara Falls mugging attempt
Mrs. Vukosava Plavsich told police a youth pulled her into a dark alley. She offered him $2 to let her go and when he refused she hurried to call for help to recover her eyeglasses. Later she learned the assailant had a knife.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Vukosava Plavsich
Hher
Lions Conduct Meeting Here
Concord representative from New England Telephone spoke to the Lions Club on Tuesday evening at Howard Johnsons after supper. President Stanley M. Howard led the meeting with Harold Shedd in charge.
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Concord
New England Telephone Company
Lions Club
Howard Johnson
Stanley M. Howard
Harold Shedd
P.P. J. Edward Holt
Frederick S. Flannery
Lexington Road
Herbert F. Carlson
Dep. Dist. Gov
Rudolph W. Currier
Woburn Lions
Concord Fifth Annual Rose Hawthorne Fashion Show
The Rose Hawthorne School Guild hosts its fifth annual fashion show on Friday February 6 at 8 30 pm in the school auditorium. Professional models from Covely 7 Girls with Mrs John Griffin of Sudbury present styles by Cyreld of Brookline with Miss Julie Dane as commentator. Ralph Stuart Trio provides music and tea is served after. Tickets from Mrs George Coleman or Mrs Romeo DiCieco.
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Concord
Rose Hawthorne School Guild
Valentine Party for Carlisle Grange Members
Carlisle Grange No. 402 hosts a Valentine party at the Grange Hall on February 4. Mrs. Bessie Pedersen, master, will preside and Mrs. Edna Stacey, lecturer, leads the program. Last week Mrs. Edna Sleever showed photos of Switzerland and spoke about that country. A food auction and refreshments follow. A grand prize will be awarded in the whist series with a lowest-score prize to be offered on February 11.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Grange
Bessie Pedersen
Edna Stacey
Edna Sleever
Switzerland
Carlisle Church Names New Sunday School Officers
Carlisle Congregational Church elected new officers last Wednesday with Mrs. Irma Bearce named superintendent replacing Mrs. Frances Whitman. Other officers include Mrs. Arlene Dempsey assistant superintendent Mrs. Susan Storer secretary and Francis H. Dutton treasurer.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Irma Bearce
Frances Whitman
Arlene Dempsey
Susan Storer
Francis H. Dutton
church notices and meetings listed for Evangelical Free Church
Concord The Lord s supper will be served at the conclusion of the evening service Sunday at 7 p m Youth Fellowship meets 7 30 p m Colony Fortalice meets Monday 7 p m Pilgrim Fortalice Tuesday 3 30 p m Boys Christian Service Brigade Tuesday 7 p m Mid week service Wednesday 7 00 at Esther and Alfred Davis Bible study 8 Cyril and Frances Perkins Rebecca Sewing Circle with Mrs Olga Andersen Thursday Feb 5 8 p m
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Concord
Evangelical Free Church
Colonist Fortalice
Pilgrim Fortalice
Boys Christian Service Brigade
Esther
Alfred Davis
Cyril and
Frances Perkin
Rebecca Sewing Circle
Olga Andersen
Carlisle Christian Endeavor Week Observed at Carlisle Church
Carlisle Congregational Church societies observe Christian Endeavor Week with a 10 45 a m worship led by President William Shumway Jr Sunday February 1. A Park Street Church Boston rally follows in the afternoon. 4 H Floral Arrangers resume meetings February 2 at 7 pm at Larry Blanchard’s Concord store led by the local group’s leader.
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Christian Endeavor
Carlisle Congregational Church
William Shumway, Jr
Park Street Church
Boston
Larry Blanchard
Concord
Woman births seven pound girl then pens hospital column
Mrs Natali Pfanstiehl of Andover gave birth to a seven pound girl at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Four hours later nurses found her at a typewriter writing the Andover column for the Manchester Evening Herald. She has led the column for three years, but dateline was changed to In the Hospital Labor Room.
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Manchester
Conn
Natali Pfanstiehl
Weston and Wayland win league tilts
Weston defeats Bedford 64 61 with Dunn scoring 39 points. Wayland defeats Lincoln-Sudbury 48 46 led by Regan Marsh and Baird tops Bedford with 21. Abersham adds 13 for Wayland in regional action.
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Sudbury
Weston
Bedford
Wayland
Lincoln-Sudbury
Dunn
Baird
Regan
Marsh
Abersham
Walden Clinic Fund Campaign Opens Tuesday
Concord-Eliot Hubbard of Lincoln serves as general chairman for a drive to raise funds for Walden Clinic. The clinic serves Acton Carlisle Concord and Lincoln with support from private donations special events and United Fund. The Concord Carlisle Acton Lincoln partnership seeks continuing operation with 64 solicitors including captains Mrs Edwin Brooks Mrs Rene Bourquin Mrs Reed Anthony and others. A solicitors meeting is set for Feb 2.
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Concord
Eliot Hubbard
Lincoln
Walden Clinic
Mental Health Association of Central Middlesex
Abigail A. Eliot
Acton
Carlisle
United Fund
Walter K. Shaw
Alexander C. Peters
Edwin Brooks
Rene Bourquin
Reed Anthony
George Hill
Fabian ‘Friedman
James Hawks
Frederick Mears
Earl Wheeler
Newton Leading Four Records in Middlesex Rifle League
Concord four Middlesex Scholastic Rifle League teams have broken the 900 barrier with Melrose 916 Marlborough 915 Malden 901 and Waltham 901. In local results Concord beat Acton 834 784 and lost to Newton 877 869 Marlborough 876 852 and to Waltham 901 866. Newton leads team standings with 30 wins and Concord is 1 3.
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Concord
Middlesex
Melrose
Marlborough
Malden
Waltham
Acton
Newton
Freshmen Basketball Schedule at Concord High
The Concord freshmen team coached by James Hayes from the faculty has home games on January 30 at Winchester February 3 against Stoneham February 6 against Wakefield and February 13 away at Lexington.
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Concord
Winchester
Stoneham
Wakefield
Lexington
James Hayes
Birth of Steven Michel at Symmes Arlington Hospital
Mr and Mrs David S Michel of 1 Mac road welcomed a son named Steven on January 16 at Symmes Arlington Hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harold Michelson of Lexington and Mrs Maurice Rockwood of Winthrop Executive board met yesterday at the home of president Mrs R Willard Hunt of 34 Hancock Street Lexington League of Women Voters unit meetings are listed this week at the homes of Mrs Jetha Wade 251 Old Billeric Road and Mrs John F Curley 301 Davis road
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David S. Michelson
Mac Road
Steven
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Harold Michelson
Lexington
Maurice Rockwood
Winthrop
R. Willard Hunt
Hancock Street
League of Women Voters
Jetha Wade
Old Billeric Road
John F. Curley
Davis Road
Acton Grange Sets February Meeting Date
Acton Grange will hold its next meeting on the second Tuesday of February. A whist party occurred at the Holiowell home with neighbors in attendance.
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Acton Grange
Holiowell
Acton-Ruth Proctor Announces Darling Accepted at Northeastern
Guidance director Acton-Ruth R Proctor notes senior Robert Darling of 177 Main Street South Acton has been accepted to Northeastern University and will begin in September. Charm clubs of grades 7 12 discuss cosmetics with Evans of Salon de Beaute Maynard. Anne Rimbach, Acton lunch program director, attended a Massachusetts school lunch advisory committee meeting in Boston on nutrition and health education.
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Acton
Ruth R. Proctor
Robert Darling
Northeastern University
Robert
Robert H. Darling
Main Street
South Acton
Northeastern
Evans
Salon de Beaute
Maynard
Anne Rimbach
Massachusetts
Boston Trade High School
Sudbury 13 Explorers Hold Athletic Night at Center School
Exploring Sudbury-Posts 13 held a small basketball evening in the Center School gym. Eight boys played after a practice, Roger Cutler nicknamed Pin Wheel impressed with a flip after a block. The group thanked Sudbury School Committee and Dr. C Newton Heath for gym use.
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Sudbury
Posts 13
Center School
Roger Cutler
Roger
Don Barton
C. Newton Heath
Dick Walker
Dave Smith
Dick Keough
Brian Young
Grant Boughton Jr
Légion Hall
Walter Kilton, Jr
Edward Cutler
Walter Kilton Sr
Richard ‘Barton
James Devoll Sr
Malcolm Young
Curt Garfield
Post
Grant Boughton
Mohawk District
Terence Wilson
Peter Boughton
James Devoll, Jr
James St. Croix
Walter Kilton Jr
Don
Walker
Doug McAndeless
Tom Handrehan
Tom Richter
Doug MacKenzie
Martin MacArther
Branford Lithgow
Peter and
Girl Scout cookie sale ends Friday with troop chairmen named
Cookie sales conclude on January 30 and cookie delivery is planned for the week of February 14. Mrs. Julian W. Tolman chairs the event, joined by cookie chairmen representing 34 troops.
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Concerd
Julian W. Tolman
Tolman
Misdams
Edward Richmond
William Faxon
John Shaw
Raymond Lawrence
Theodore Harding
George Thomas
Hoddeson
Thomas Huckins
Simmons Alumnae Meets Saturday at Simmons College
The 83rd Simmons College Alumnae Council meeting will be held Saturday January 31 bringing about 200 members from across the country for an all day session of meetings and workshops. Harriette Gordon Ellis will preside and Dr J Garton Needham will deliver the principal address about a recent survey of graduates on the value of the Simmons education. Bernice J Poutas organized the program at Bre tonville executive secretary to the Alumnae Association.
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Simmons College Alumnae Council
A. W.wunderly S. Acton
Alumnae Association
Donald P. Donaldson
Lincoln
Harriette Gordon Ellis
Newton
J. Garton Needham
Simmons College
Simmons
Bernice J. Poutas Af
Bretonville
Lane closures after Route 128 cave in near Lexington
State police assisted with traffic on Route 128 near Routes 4 25 in Lexington after a cave in slowed traffic for hours. Northbound lanes were reduced to a half line as highway crews resurfaced the area. Mr and Mrs Ralph J Morrison Dover Street announce the birth of a daughter on January 23 at Emerson Hospital. A Santa Chiara Guild spaghetti supper at West Concord Union Church Monday was followed by a youth recital directed by Mrs J Fred Engebretsen. The disaster plan executive committee met at Emerson Hospital Tuesday night led by Dr Francis McDonald.
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West Concord
Lexington
Ralph J. Morrison
Dover Street
Emerson Hospital
Santa Chiarra Guild
West Concord Union Church
J. Fred Engebretsen
Dessert whist party and lectures in Acton churches
A dessert whist party is set for the Social Circle at South Acton Congregational Church on Thursday February 5 at 1 30 pm. Monthly Ed wards Quimby meeting follows. A purification service of Holy Communion is scheduled for 6 45 am at the rectory of the Church of Good Shepherd Episcopal on Monday February 2. A birth is announced at Emerson Acton Community School. A Vestry meeting of West Acton Baptist Church occurs Sunday at 7 pm. John Hill leads a group from Acton Episcopal Church discussing Chaplains Boys Program. Fire crews respond to a car fire on Orchard Drive. a 1953 Plymouth owned by Richard P Clark is declared a total loss.
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South Acton Congregational Church
Church ‘of Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Acton
Richard P. Clark
Orchard Drive
H. Stuart MacGregor
Acton Guild to Meet Next Tuesday at Church Hall
West Acton-Monthly Acton Catholic Ww Guild will hold a business meeting after a pot luck supper on Feb 3 at 7 p.m. at the church hall. Mrs Imelda president will preside. Mrs Edel Connelly hosts the supper. Mrs Marion will show slides of the fair and Mrs Mary Petrucci will remind members of the book coming up in March. Members are urged to bring five of their favorite recipes.
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West Acton
Imelda
Edel Connelly
Marion Will
Mary Petrucci
Nash Road
Boxboro Girl Wins Award For Character and Leadership
Elizabeth Roach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roach of Littlefield Road, Boxborough, has been chosen to receive the D. A. R. Izen's Award. The plan calls for selecting a girl of outstanding character from the class by seniors, faculty, and class members. Miss Roach will enter the University of Massachusetts next September. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has been active in class and school activities.
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Acton
Raymond J
Elizabeth
Roach
Littlefield Road
Borough
D. A. R. Izen
Miss Roach
Unity of Massachusetts
Lions Hold Zone Social At Concord Nightspot
Acton Lions cancel per meeting on February 3 to hold a zone social and ladies night at a Concord venue on February 9. At the previous meeting Bernard E. F. Megin of Bernard F. Megin High School spoke. Zone leader Herbert F. Carlson among guests. Attendees included John Jereh ard Hardin Ralph Spinney William B. Clewley Roy Frank R Dickinson and H Flood.
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Acton
Acton Club
Zone
Concord
Bernard EF. Megin
Ath! High School
Herbert F. Carlson
Melrose Lions Club
Cad
John Jerehard Hardin
Ralph Spinney
William B. Clewley
Roy Frank R. Dickinson
H. Flood
Winter dog Ball in Acton Hosts Teens and Dances
Community notes report a Winter dog Ball event in West Acton featuring teen participants, a dress and jacket sale, prize records, and a restocking of new records. Friday includes adult dance lessons by Mrs. Charles Whitehead, a professional instructor, with an hour of instruction and an hour of general dancing. The event references more than 25 resort areas in the YJ, S.
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West Acton
Charles Whitehead
Yj, S
Licensing Board notices Stow Package Store license request
January 29 notice states Antonio Francis Lu seeks a license to sell all alcoholic beverages for Stow’s Package Store located on Main Street Stow Massachusetts. The establishment lists a 40 by 40 foot area with rear entrance and no cellar. filings include names Alvin John Right Robert P Bird. Board of Selectmen.
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Antonio Francis Lu
Stow Board of Appeal Sets Public Hearing Date
The Stow Board of Appeal announces a public hearing on February 6, 1950 at 8 PM at Stow Town Hall to consider Helen K.G River Street Natick variance due to required frontage lacking on the lot located at River Road Stow. Signed Donald W. Powers.
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Stow Town Hall
River Street
Natick
Stow
Stow Board of Appeal
Donald W. Powers
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Maynard Gals
March OF Dimes
John R. Caswell
Tower Road
David Buxton
Bedford Road
Long Island
Hans van Leer
Altar Guild
St. Anne’s Church
David Todd
Stanley Heck
LIONS
Evangelical Church
Weston & Wayland
Walden Clinic Fund
Edwards-Quimby
Legion Home
Paul Zimmer
Alton MchKelvie
Martin Street
Aduenter
Emerson
Boxboro
Board of Selectmen
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