Lincoln Fourth of July Parade and Games Plan
Lincoln plans a traditional Fourth of July with parade floats a baby carriage and bicycle parade all decorated. The day includes hot dogs drinks games for children adults and races and a 2 PM softball game between Lincoln all stars and Nike Installation champions. Parade forms at 9 30 AM at the ball field and judges are named for floats and parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
E. Donlan Rooney
Nike
Beaver Pond
Lincoln Roads
Fathers and Sons
Center School
Howard Snelling
E. Donian Rooney
George G. Tarbell Jr
Orin Savage
Rooney
Donald Donaldson
William Grinnell
Stanley Cibel
George Wood
Charles K. Fitts
Fragmentary item summary from historical page
A sparse OCR fragment mentions a person and location with unclear context. The legible parts show intermittent terms that hint at a prior event but lack details, dates, or concrete actions.
Venti Elected Day Fourth Year Active
Venti wins reelection for a fourth year in office as Day- state government reports show continued activity and governance through the term start.
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Venti
Construction on Route 62 Main Street near Acton line begins
Concord Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson says work started this week on Route 62 Main Street near the Acton town line. The project lasts 60 working days and includes Old Bedford road to St. Bernard's cemetery from the Bedford line. Selectmen consider Nuclear Metals Inc request on extending the fire alarm to the Apple Storage plant and vote to add the alarm system at $1800.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Main Street
Acton Town Line
Old Bedford Road
Bedford Line
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Nuclear Metals, Inc
Apple
Local births at Emerson Hospital Concord
Local births at Emerson Hospital report seven newborns in the past week. A daughter to Fireman and Mrs Norman A Christian on June 25. A son to Mr and Mrs Arthur M Monson on June 27. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Gross on June 28. A son to Mr and Mrs Edmund Hayes on June 29. A daughter to Dr and Mrs Thomas W Griffin on June 29. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph G Burgess on June 20.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Norman A. Christian
Warner Street
Arthur M. Monson
Old Bedford Road
Will_— Gross
Birch Drive
Edmund Hayes
Williams Road
Thomas W. Griffin
Main Street
Ralph G. Burgess
Peter Spring Road
Hanson Boy Thomas Britton Born at Richardson House
Recent arrival announces the birth of a son, Thomas Britton, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hanson Jr. of Valley Road on June 25. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Britton of Plainfield New Jersey and Charles of Camb.
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Concord
Charles L. Hanson, Jr
Valley Road
Thomas Britton
Richardson House
Lester H. Britton
Plainfield, N. J
Charles
Camb
Notation of 25th Ordination Anniversary Cited
The article notes a cleric recently marking his 25th ordination anniversary. It highlights the milestone and references the priest’s long service within the community.
Camp Drum Training Trip for Company H at 7:15 Friday
Concord readying for Camp Drum trip of Company H 182nd Infantry M N G from State Armory at 7 15 Friday morning. Five officers and 71 enlisted, with Capt Paul V Dee calling Thursday drill for final packing. Convoy travels via Keene N H Crown Point N Y through Vermont to Lake Champlain then to Camp Drum near Watertown. Arrival expected around 1 pm Saturday with camp setup and religious services before training resumes.
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Concord
Camp Drum
N. Y
182Nd Infantry
M.N.G
State Armory
Paul V. Dee
Keene, N. H
Green Mountain
Vermont
Lake Champlain
New York
Crown Point
State Forest
Adirondack Mountains
Tupper Lake
Lake Saranca
Lake Placid
Watertown
Concord proposes summer reading lists for children
Reading lists for Thoreau and Alcott School children ages four to seven and eight to twelve are available at the principal's office and the superintendent of schools office on Stow Street. Compiled by the Thoreau Study Group led by Dr. M. Virginia Biggy, the lists include a back ground reading bibliography on education goals and philosophy for citizens. Copies are mailed to Thoreau Study Group members and extra copies are at the same locations.
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Concord
Thoreau and Alcott
Stow Street
Thoreau
M. Virginia Biggy
Concord Public Schools
West Concord Forms Thoreau Hights Association Meeting
The West Concord area forms the Thoreau Hights Association with about 30 in attendance. Robert L. Carter is president and Dr Francis X Guindon is vice president. They plan committees on Route 62 traffic and safety mosquito control school matters zoning and meeting space. They will invite selectmen to discuss town issues and plan a late summer social.
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West Concord
Thoreau Hights Association
West Concord Union Church
Route 62
Main Street
Harrington Avenue
Acton Line
Edgewood Road
Hayward Mill Road
Ridgewood Road
Robert L. Carter
Francis X .Guindon
Carter
West Concord Merchants Association
Comprehensive Town Planning Committee
Dr. Guindon
Emerson
Concord High Shines In Regional Math Test
Concord High earned a merit certificate for 14th place among 213 schools in Eastern Canada and New England. Team score came from Joan Levinson Steve Livernash and Nicky Chase. Livernash won a top prize at UMass statewide and multiple students earned certificates of merit.
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Eastern Canada
New England
Concord
Joan Levinson
Steve Livernash
Nicky Chase
Steve
University of Massachusetts
Liverwash
Miss Levinson
Becky Brown
Pete Funkhouser
Chase
Larry Bascom
Newton
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Joan
Concord Council of K. C. Plans Summer Outing
A Concord Council K. of C. No. 287 meeting at Monument Hall with Grand Knight Robert V. Donaghey presiding discussed plans for a summer outing on July 13 at Tyngsborough Country Club.
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Concord
Concord Council
K. of C
Monument Hall
Robert V. Donaghey
Tyngsborough Country Club
Evangelical Free Church Hours Close VBS and Evening School
Vacation Bible school closed last evening at Evangelical Free Church with parents and friends invited. Evening school for senior young people and adults ended on Tuesday.
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Evangelical Free Church
Concord Selectmen Approve Teen Center Dance Plan
The Concord board allows a teen center dance in the parking lot behind the Savings Bank on Main Street set for July 18 from 8 30 p m to 11 p m A special hearing is scheduled for July 14 to consider George Denise vich of The Fairway request for a weekday amusement license with a three piece orchestra The board also adopts a new jury list for the coming year and schedules a tentative town meeting for Oct 6 with a warrant closing Sept 15.
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Concord — Selectmen
Savings Bank
Main Street
George Denisevich
Fairway
Selectmen
Thief Foiled At Carl and Franks Boat House
David R. King of 6 Cottage Street observed a car with motor running and a man attempting to disconnect a large boat motor at Carl and Franks boat house. The suspect jumped into the car and fled. Lieut. Marshall J. Witherell leads the investigation.
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West Concord
Carl & Frank
David R. King
Cottage Street
King
Marshall J. Witherell
27 Arrested for Trespassing at White Pond Private Properties
Concord police booked 27 individuals on Tuesday between 8 p.m. and midnight for trespassing on White Pond private properties. Police plan to continue booking these trespassers.
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Concord
White Pond
Planned Skeet Shoot by Lions Club at Minute Man Grounds
The Concord Lions and Concord-Lions plan a skeet shooting event next Tuesday at the Minute-Man Sportsmen's Club grounds in Billerica. Chairman George W. Wilkinson leads, aided by G. Donald Wede and Edwin F. Crosby. A 6 30 cookout precedes the shoot, marking the first of the event series.
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Concord — Lions
Minute-Man Sportsmen's Club
Billerica
George W. Wilkinson
G. Donald Wede
Edwin F. Crosby
Concord Officials Tackle Gravel Well Dump and Schoolsidewalks
Concord Public Works discussed the gravel packed well the dump situation and new sidewalks to two new elementary schools. The Board of Health also met to address the dump problem. Town Manager Theodore M Nelson joined a Bay Circuit route planning group in Sudbury outlining a three town circuit starting at the Andy Boy Farm then to the library through Main Street Monument Street to the Old North Bridge ending there with Framingham as the starting point.
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Concord — Public Works Department
Vanderhoof’s parking lots to be paved this week
Paving of the two rear parking lots off Main Street and Church Street is expected to finish this week, providing merchants with more off street parking.
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Vanderhoof's
Main Street
Church Street
Edison Company Advances Paving for Power Line Route
Edison Company continues paving on Laws Brook road Hill side avenue and Old Stow road after last fall’s power line work. Manager Nelson and selectmen prepare specifications for underground electrical wires around Monument square.
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Edison Company
Laws Brook Road
Hillside Avenue
Old Stow Road
Nelson
Monument Square
Tax Bills Go Out as Real Estate Orbits Town Property
Selectmen report the library committee is considering a successor to the late Edward F. Loughlin and a new librarian to replace Frederick Bloomhardt who started his duties in South Orange New Jersey on Tuesday.
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Edward F. Loughlin
Frederick Bloomhardt
South Orange
N. J
Wrights Observe 35th Anniversary
West Concord pair Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wright quietly observed their 35th anniversary at home on 10 West Street. He has long served as foreman of the Concord Water Department. They have two daughters Betty Hodges Pasadena Texas and Sallyann Wright and two grandchildren.
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West Concord
Edward F. Wright
West Street
Concord Water Department
Betty Hodges
Pasadena
Tex
Sallyann Wright
Local girls named at Camp Middle Sex 4H camp
Readable text lists campers at Ashby 4H camps including Nancy Lapham Janice Lapham Gail Berry Maryellen Diment and Janet Dutton.
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Camp
Middlesex
Ashby
Nancy
Janice Lapham
Gail Berry
Maryellen Diment
Janet Dutton
Concord Board Delays Ruling on Sudbury Road Bowling Alleys
Concords Board of Appeals has not yet issued a decision on the Sudbury Road bowling alleys proposal by Chester D. Smethurst. The three-member panel led by Walter E. Dow Jr plans to meet later this week after scheduling site inspections and review. The aggrievers represented by Daniel A. Lynch argue the permit issued by Har Patterson violated zoning and building codes, with hearings drawing about 350 attendees.
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Rudy Currier
Concord
Walter E. Dow, Jr
Board of Appeals
Enterprise
Chester D. Smethurst
Sudbury Road
Andrew H. Hepburn
Frederick M. Robbins
Har Patterson
Harry A. Patterson
Hubert C. Hasey
Samuel W. Murray
Ruth N. Nedell
William O. Phillips
Albert D. Williams, Jr
Arthur B. Winter
Smethurst
Raymond Barrett
Massachusetts Bar Association
Paul A. M. Hunt
John J. Cronin
Dow
Edward Grace
Atty. Lynch
Lexington
Patterson
M. Nelson
Lynch
Brown
Barrett
Atty. Reynolds
Reynolds
Mary Ogden Abbott
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Lyes
Edwin B. Nylen
Concord High
K. C
Carlisle
Carlisle Congregational Church
Robert M. Foss
Katherine LaForce
Keith Martin
Lions
Wrights
Nichols
Atty
Barret
Brett
Vow
WM. W. al
Walden St
Derson
Concord Films
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