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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1962
Page
6
Rita Clare Fitzpatrick and Robert Joseph McBreen married at St Bernard's Church June 23 with Rev Edmund M Higgins officiating. The couple resides at 20 Derby Street West Concord after a reception at Groton Inn attended by about 125 guests.
Sudbury area welcomes four new families. Mr and Mrs David Fitzgerald and their two children arrive from Barrington Rhode Island. Mr and Mrs Robert Hall Jr relocate from Framingham with him as an engineer at MITRE. The Jacques family from Buffalo New York includes a 10 month old daughter and Roger Jacques is a New Family representative for the Society for Visual Education in Chicago. California arrivals are Melvin Solomon and wife with a 21 month old son. he works for Sylvania Walkham.
Carlile Townspeople and the building committee chaired by George Clark and William H. Shurway meet with the architect to discuss a new eight room school addition and library. Ground is hoped for in the fall after a $375 spring town meeting approved the project.
Miss Barbara A Hanson engaged to Paul Philip Terrano son of Mr and Mrs V James Terrano Brecksville Ohio Read at Hillsdale road the couple plans a September wedding Barbara Hanson a Tufts and Boston School of Occupational Therapy graduate while Terrano is Case Institute of Technology graduate and Western Reserve graduate student
Concord Rotary Club held installation of officers at Howard Johnsons Restaurant Thursday noon. Installed were President Charles B Hall Vice President Casper J Jenny Jr Secretary John J Flannery Treasurer Robert L Bamford Assistant Treasurer James A Crockett Directors P P A W Cleveland P P Benjamin F Clark Sergeant at arms James Mercer Ralph A Macone installed the president and others were installed by other Rotarians.
Morning prayer was led by Layreader George Craig with sermon by J. Clive Enos. First office of instruction set for Sunday at 9 a.m., preached by Mr. Craig. During the vicar’s vacation this month, church members should contact Walter M. Bird Jr., warden, for emergencies.
Miss Marcia Lynne Firth daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard A Firth 3 Laurelcourt South Acton and David Edward Gould son of Mr and Mrs Harry Gould 37 Nashoba Road West Acton married at First Congregational Church Natick at 2 pm The reception followed with 70 guests Then they left for a North Shore honeymoon They will reside in Waltham Both graduates of Acton Boxboro Regional High School The bridegroom will attend UMass majoring in mathematics and is with AVCO The bride is a Chandler School for Women graduate employed at General Radio Co West Concord
Major General Otis M. Whitney resumes duties after hospitalization ahead of the National Guard encampment at Camp Drum New York. A second anniversary Mass for Annie J. Parke was held at St. Bernard’s. Nancy C Woodruff wed Achilles Georgiou in Peabody. both graduates of UMass and to reside in West Spring. John N. Brown of Concord enlists at Boston Army Base.
Sudbury fire logs show 226 calls so far this year, nearly tying 1961 total. Brush fires at Snyder 6 Stock Farm road and Wye 676 Boston Post road. Roe 44 Meadow drive. Old Sudbury road near Wohlbach. car engine compartment at 45 Old Lancaster road. Bigony 41 Singetary lane. Stevens 21 Basswood avenue. Officer Waldo Logan guided traffic through jams, no major fires detected.
Acton Garden Club members visited Edna Cutter in Dracut, former horticulture teacher and Smith College graduate, to tour her self tended garden famed for roses. They enjoyed a picnic lunch and a tour of her antique filled home, and Cutter outlined future plans.
Acton Scouts from Troop 1 will depart Sunday for a week at Camp Wanocksett in Jaffrey New Hampshire. Local counselors Joseph Kelly Alfred F Steinhauer and Scoutmaster Arthur Hirsch will accompany the 33 scouts from Sunday through Sunday with supervision on each segment.
Bowdoin College Dean Nathaniel Kendrick announces Stephen E. Moore class of 1963 son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Moore Hillside Road South Lincoln Massachusetts has been named to the dean's list for Bowdoin. Dean's list honors require a last semester average of 80 or higher with at most one grade below B and no grade lower than C in regular courses.
Police Sergt. and Mrs. William J. Costello and their two daughters plan a weekend motor trip to Quebec after vacating their home at 4 Nancy Road. Concord firemen attended holiday parades in Lincoln and Sudbury with two pieces of apparatus.
Government urging citizens to invest in the country by purchasing U S Savings Bonds to support national development and fiscal stability. The appeal highlights low risk, steady returns, and patriotic duty for families and individuals.
The notices report deaths of Anthony Bottino 45 of Boston formerly Concord died Saturday. He served in the Army and worked at State Teacher College Brookline. Survived by wife Marjorie Domenica three sons Frank Gary Robert father Frank Concord two brothers James Concord John J Maynard sister Emma Beatty West Concord. Funeral from MacRae Tunnicliffe and high mass at St Bernard’s. Burial in St Bernard’s cemetery. Maynard widow Bessie Lee Wilcox 72 died at Emerson Hospital after long illness. Survived by four daughters Lucy Rosa Hawaii Helen Rosner Maynard Marion Howe and Shirley Behr Washington DC a son Robert A Maynard 10 grandchildren and two great grandchildren sister Nell Rogers Hamilton Ontario. Services at Twombly Funeral Home with Rev Lawrence O'Brien officiating. Burial North Raynham cemetery. Elizabeth Concord man 30 in MacRae Home Ty and son at home. Ald C Bishop Bag. Mary Maynard 92 of Maynard previously of St Bernard’s. Agnes D Glebus ... died after short illness born in Lithuania widow of Boris two daughters Beverly and another with six grandchildren. John G formerly of Main retired painter at Delaney. Henry A 84 Parker Street died in Boston hospital after illness. Survived by wife Ida daughter Mrs Concord son. services at Sheehan Whi Home. Burial at Newton cemetery.
Maynard funeral services were held for Salvatore Pizza 44 Thomp son street on Thursday morning from his home with a solemn high Mass of requiem at St Bridget's. Rev James J Haddad officiated assisted by Rev Charles J Murphy and Rev Bernard McLaughlin. Organist was Mrs Joseph P Dineen. Burial followed at St Bridget's cemetery with committal prayers. Arrangements were by Sheehan White Funeral Home. Mrs Annie C Howard Marsden 73 died at Cushing General Hospital Framingham after a long illness. She was born in Maynard a life long resident and belonged to Mizpah Lodge of Rebekahs. Surviving are two sons Robert W and Howard Marlborough a sister Mrs Ethel Potter Ware and a brother Allen M Howard Jr Arlington. Funeral was from Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Lawrence O'Brien officiating. Burial was in Glenwood cemetery. Bearers were Clifford Whitney Robert Jones Albert N Hodgess Albert J Hodgess.
Grace Lillian Hunt Ingham 69 of 8 Elm Street Concord died in Sudbury Monday She was born Aug 14 1892 in Concord lifelong resident wife of Benjamin Survived by four daughters Alice Hunt Elizabeth Hunt Judith Basile Mary Minty 10 grandchildren four sisters and one brother Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev H James Graham burial Sleepy Hollow cemetery arrangements by MacRae Tunnicliffe Funeral Home
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