Silver Tea at Maynard Home Hosts Woman's Club
Mrs George Thomp opens her Great home this afternoon from 2 30 to 4 30 for a Silver Tea with May Woman's Club members. Mrs Vic Peppard and Mrs Wilson attend with Mrs Sidney McCleary and Mrs McCleary. Music by Mrs Saisa with Mrs Case, and a world dolls exhibit from Mrs T Mullen. Committee heads include Mrs Frank Grieve, Mrs May, assisted by Mrs Earl Noble Morton, Mrs Downey, Mrs Jeremiah, Mrs Victor Peppard and Mr James Priest.
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George Thomp
May Woman's Club
Vic_ Peppard
Wilson
Sidney McCleary
T of
Or T. Mullen
West Concord
Frank Grieve
May
Earl
Noble Morton
Downey
Jeremiah
Victor Peppard
James Priest
Union Church Lawn Party Planned for Saturday Evening
Union Congregational Church completes plans for annual lawn party on church grounds this Saturday evening. Attendees will be served between the hay and seven. Attractions for children include pony rides and a band concert will be held.
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Maynard
Union Congregational Rch
Maynard Garden Club Plans August Flower Show
The Flower Show committee led by Miss Marion Townsend met at her home to outline the annual event set for Tuesday August 22 in the K of C hall. New classes in flower arrangements and renewed favorites will draw participants and the event remains open to all. A tea will be served in the afternoon. The next Garden Club meeting is Monday August 7 at Joseph Martin’s Summer street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Maynard Garden Club
Marion Townsend
K. of C. Hall
Miss Townsend
Frank May
Earl Ryan
Frank Grieve
Jo‘seph Martin
Joseph Dineen
George Kaler
Howward Case
Wilder Macurda
Jom Bellows
Garden Club
Joseph Martin
Summer Street
Sudbury Week Reports Summer Travel And New Beginnings
Our Week in Sudbury notes mid summer calm as Fourth of July celebrations fade. Mrs Evans returns from California to marry Robert A. Buxton after visiting her Nebraska sister for sixteen years. Professor Edgerly and family move to M J T English department with Stuart Jr and William joining apprenticeships. Dorothy and Corinne Cutting resume visiting friends in Connecticut.
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Sudbury
William Ev
California
Robert A. Buxton
Nebraska
Evan
Ocean Park
Maine
Stuart Edgerly
Professor Edgerly
Stuart, Jr
William
Dorothy
Corinne Cutting
Connecticut
Sudbury Children Trained in Aquatic Fun at Briardale
Anne Bradshaw and Winifred Gaughan lead 100 Sudbury youngsters in weekly swims at White's pond Briardale on one of the year's hottest days. Training and refreshing exercise noted for the group.
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Sudbury
Anne Bradshaw
Winifred Gaughan
White's Pond
Briardale
North Sudbury
Concord Selectmen Announce Annual Jury List Drawn
Concord Massachusetts officials released the annual jury list chosen at the selectmen meeting on June 20. The roster names numerous male residents across streets including Main, Bedford, Elm, Belknap, and Old Marlboro roads, with addresses such as 428 Main Street and 11 Central Street.
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Concord
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Charles W. Allen
Cootlege Road
Ee W. Allen
Elm Street
Reed
Fitchburg Turnpike
H. Whittemore Bown
Musketaquid Road
T. Fred Brown
Bedford Street
Ervin L. Bumford
Independence Road
James B. Burke
Edwin FP. Carlson
Manhank Waren Weiett
John W 4Daing
Roger Fyll
Daviel Fr .Connors
Woodland Road
R. Fletcher Crowell
Bedford Road
Concord hosts weekend golf tournament at country club
Hardy Cahoon is in charge as pro for the Concord country club tourney planned for Saturday and Sunday. The Junior Community club on Mill Dam opens tonight 7 to 9 45 p m for teens. Fire drills at West Concord station resume Tuesday July 18 at 7 p m under Fire Chief Harry E Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Country Club
Hardy Cahoon
Mill Dam
West Concord
Harry E. Tuttle
Concord News Notes of Local Weddings and public notices
Mr and Mrs Rodney Akers observe their fifth wedding anniversary. Union services at Trinitarian and First Parish churches on Sunday July 16 at 10. Postmaster McGrath and family vacationing. Joseph Moynihan substitutes. Concord board of selectmen meets July 18 at 4. Bar Harbor vacationing neighbors: Mr and Mrs George Walker and daughter Mrs Lansing Day. Everett Tompkins, ex Concord athlete, now in Waltham softball. Edward F McManus and wife mark their 10th anniversary. McManus is twin to John R McManus of Concord.
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Union Cervices
The
Trinitarian Congregational Church
First Parish Unitarian Church
John Elmo Wallace
Marguerite L. Barnes
John .B. McGrathang
Bedford Street
Beach
Mr. McGrath
Concord
Joseph Moynihan
George .Walker
Monument Street
Lansing Day
Bar Harbor
Edward F. McManus
Boston
J. McManus
John R. McManus
Fourth Company Parades With First Battalion in Somerville
Fourth Company joined the First Battalion, 234th Infantry, in Somerville for an all day city celebration. They left Concord at 9:15 and returned at 12:80. The group noted marching challenges and gained insight into other parades, while a State Guard newsletter cites 170 units and 1798 men on active duty in May with forest fires, crashes, and search assignments, praised by Governor Saltonstall.
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Concord
Somervile
4Th Co
State Guard
Saltonstall
St Bernard's Beats West Concord Rival 3-2
St Bernard's defeated Our Lady's of West Concord 3-2 at Emerson Playground to avenge a prior 6-2 loss. Jimmy Dee drove in all three runs, Al Davis had four hits, and Arky Dempsey pitched for Concord with Leo Duggan catching for West Concord.
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Concord
St. Bernard's
C.Y
Baseball Nine
Our Lady’s of
West Concord
Emerson Playground
Concord Boys
St. William's
Tewksbury
Jackie Sheehan
Benny Bregoli
Rene Beaudoin
Paul Horne
John McBreen
Our Lady's
Pat Peterson
Jackie Higgins
John O’grady
Roy Anderson
Joe Callahan
Georgie Fenton
Junior” DeNeil
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Union Church
Carden Club
A Sudbury
Assabet Institution For Saving
Tax & Vacation Club
Ree ManninGay
Percy R. Elliott
Main Street
Albert M. Engehretsen
Frank B. Esau
Laurel Street
Donato Faieta
Belknap Street
George H. Fenton
Central Street
Sabatino Fino
G. Isner
Riverside Ave
A. Kelley
Riverside
Melvin M. King
Upland
William F. Russin
River Steee
Donald W. LaFortune
William J. Lee
Barrett Mill Road
Merton J. Leighton
West
John B. Rues
Thoreau Street
James A.maclean
Bedford Court
Theodore R.eeson
Michael J. Maley
Elsinore Street
Robert McAuley
Prairie Street
B W. McGrath
Leo J. McGrath
Davis Court
Ed‘ward L. McKe
Henry
Doon
Hubbard Street
Lucien J. Milot
Egbert T. Mon
Everett Street
John J. Milaney
Dee S. Nelson
Raymond Palmuccio
Maple Street
Leonard Palmer
Earle H. Parks
Oldford Road
Elmel
Jonepetas Davis
A. Lawrence Pierson Jr
Ames A. Peterson
Coolidge Road
F. Norman Peterson
Independence Pnd
John P. Peterson
Pr Street
James W. Powers
Mr. Farmer
Optometrist
Linden
Tel
Church Green
Enrico Venti
Brooks Street
Frank A. Wakelin
G. William Walker
Walden Street
Clarence 2. Wilkins
Rodney Akers
Ruth Flint
Concord Board of Selectmen
William A. Buttrick
Everett
Jim” Tompkins
Concord High School
Duke Vrsity
Waltham
War Plant
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Concord Co-operative
Bank
Mass
St. Bernard’s
W. Concord
Span U. S. Vnj
Jack Carter
Col. Clair
Continental Records
Tom Dela
Ieforts
Georgia
Jthern
Cello
Peg
Janie Parker
Fate Net
Marvel Duenonzey
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