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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
17
Stow selectmen issue a warrant for a special town meeting on July 23 at 7:30 P M in Stow Town Hall. Articles include funding a Pilot Grove kitchen lunchroom $2500 and PT A hot lunch startup $2000, plus transfers and rescissions per town finances.
Town of Stow residents qualified to vote are urged to assemble for a meeting to discuss the transfer of funds and participate in town affairs. The notice emphasizes civic involvement and official oversight of the financial action.
Stow-Arnold Carvill son of Mr and Mrs Charles Carvill Harvard road was injured when his motorcycle left the road and crashed on Fletcher's bridge Gleasondale road Monday evening. He was taken to Emerson hospital Concord with a compound fracture of the lower right leg after on the way first aid and treatment at the scene and at the hospital. Lloyd Cowen of Orchard terrace rode in front and owned the motorcycle Carvill rode the two youths had just swapped bikes.
Pearl W. Packard 75 died Friday at Marlboro Hospital. Born in Camden Maine he moved to Stow at age 10 and ran a large apple farm on Packard Road. He served as Stow selectman. The service was at First Parish Unitarian Church Stow officiated by Rev Paul N Carnes with Helen Smith at the organ.
A long illness left Mrs Emily Copeland Packard and her husband with a son Alden and granddaughter Edith Emily five from Buffalo. Bearers Carl Lund Albert Clifford C Warren Smith and Robert Derby attended the funeral in Maynard handled by Guyer Fowler. Forty six items were deposited in the Wyoming state capitol cornerstone in 1886.
Work on the new chapel in Carlisle under St Bernard's parish Concord is nearly complete on Bedford Street. The Army canteen from Mannard Army Ammunition Camp is to be transferred and renovated, with the chapel ready for occupancy by September after 13 months of services led by Rev Michael J Burke.
About 28 parish members and ushers from St Bernard's after the 10 30 mass went by private cars to Lake Baboosie New Hampshire for an all evening outing. Rev Michael J Burke pastor joined the trip and they enjoyed swimming boating and refreshments. Buy Victory Bonds end Stamp.
The Concord Council Knights of Columbus has changed its regular meeting to next Wednesday evening July 23 at 8 30 at the Peter Bulkeley school Newly elected Grand Knight Paul B LeSage will preside A report on the council second annual field day and patriotic celebration will be given by members of the council
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