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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR mentions Stuart Ed- Lewie and Edgerly with references to Vaca Camp at ge B Sudbury and Kokajo, unclear details. Readable pieces indicate a local note or caption style item with names and place fragments.
A series of social visits are noted including Vivian Fletcher and son Richard at Weston Vermont with Dr and Mrs Boylston Greert, Parrotts from Adams Wisconsin, Calvin B Smith returning from Lake Champlain area, Reed family guests from Reading, and the Brown family from Newcastle New Brunswick visiting Mrs Raymord in Sudbury for a week.
Miss Janice Mailly daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Mailly of Boston will enter the Carney Hoople Boston nursing program on September 12. A St Ann's Academy Marlboro graduate this June she is currently a Red Cross swimming instructor and trained at the Aquatic School in South Hartson.
Mrs Vittoria Phe lan Wood 75 of 57 Main street died yesterday morning at home after illness. Born in Cambridge December 19 1874 she lived in Concord for 60 years and was widow of Richard F Wood. Surviving are three sons Richard James of Concord and Thomas of California. Private funeral services planned at her home on Friday.
Mr and Mrs John F Horne of 59 Thoreau Street announce the birth of their third child, a daughter, on July 17 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Thomas Gormley of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Nelson A Hortie of Concord.
State county and district Republican candidates are expected at the Musketaquid Sportsmen’s Club for the annual Massachusetts Courts of Young Republicans voting. Governors candidates Barnes Coolidge Miles Needham are listed along with Curtis Welch for lieutenant governor and others for attorney general sheriff district attorney and representative.
Concord's Grange of Ht held its annual mystery ride Tuesday night with about 35 members. Led by O Brien and Mrer, Alice yrs aon and several past ri es, the group visited NF party before returning home. A corn roast was announced for next month’s meeting.
Mr and Mrs Jenney of Concord celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary yesterday. The couple have lived in Concord since their marriage and Mr Jenney, a well known building contractor, is a World War I veteran. A party was held at their home on the occasion.
Concord Highway Department starts installing a new culvert under the Mill Dam on Main Street to replace the old structure. Traffic may be detoured at times during construction. Afterward a macadam surface will be laid completing the summer long project financed by a $30,000 town vote.
Concord residents are urged to attend a Bloodmobile visit at the First Parish Church vestry next Wednesday February 2 from 1 to 7 p.m. Those with appointments should be at the vestry on time and others may call 258 to schedule a fourth visit.
James McHugi and William Boresen enjoy a two week camping trip at the Knights of Columbus camp in Hawley. The program is organized with help from Bernie Megin the high school athletic director. McHugh is son of Francis C. McHugh of 8 Damott Street West Concord and Boresch is son of Lillian E. Boresch of 54 Walden Street.
Concord hosts an outdoor art show at First Parish church grounds near Wright Tavern. Rhode Island student Miss Shirley Smart of Bedford exhibits works from Design School and will close her studio at 23 Main Street August 10. Loans from Mrs. Edward B. Caiger Mrs. Charles Ward and Lawrence P. Polson enhance the display.
Sam Cutler of Wayland, a well known farmer, was interviewed on the Boston farm hour program yesterday morning.
The article notes the appointment of the first Interstate Commerce Commission by President Grover Cleveland. It marks the formation of a federal agency to regulate railroads and commerce across states.
The cooperative league backs extended bank cooperation as a response to changing conditions. A new law enlarges opportunities for thrifty home owners and citizens, effective Monday July 24.
Amherst residents Mr. and Mrs. Phillin Lamoreaux and kin spend summer in East Lincoln visiting Mrs. careoedemae relatives. Kathie Ann Fell of Derby Line Vermont returns from visit with Mr and Mrs Pred M Guertin. John R Cruve and Richard Lamoreaux family vacationing with Cumberland Maine kin. Bruce Lamoreaux with Lamoreaux sister Mrs Hazlett in Cumberland.
Bedford members presented a variety show with a Littleton skit and solos by Mrs. Leslie Stacey Bilert Stacey and Dorothy Agrillo. Community singing closed the evening as refreshments were provided by Mrs. Loria Hunt and Mrs. Etta Stacey. The August 26 meeting under Charles S. Hume will feature the annual mystery ride. attendees should bring supplies.
Bedford and nearby Lexington provide 25 airmen to the 89th Carrier Wing with units including the 25th Troop Carrier Squadron 30th Troop Carrier Squadron and 26th Troop Carrier Squadron along with the 89th Maintenance Squadron. Names include Captain Paul A. Leary First Lieutenant Albert J. Henrion T Sgt J R Napem Col Walter E. Saunders and Pvt Albert W. Graham.
Captain Leonard H. Kiely of 138 Great Road and Captain John R. Goddu of 144 Springs Road are at Pine Camp, N Y. Both officers serve in the active reserves with the 304th Armored Cavalry Reserve.
Mrs. Richard W. Hart and family of Hartwell Road have returned from two weeks vacation in Swampscott. Major John Powers now stationed at Fort Devens was previously on staff at C Murphy General Hospital in Albany before its closing. Powers and his wife and three children are the new owners of Mrs. Paul B. Webber’s estate after moving from the Carlisle pad residence. Barbara Guertin of Arlington spent the recent weekend with her parents. relatives from Pa visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Dick at 140 Great Road, including Mr. Dick's niece and her husband Mr. and Mrs. William Ahern and son William Jr. from Oil City.
Mrs Horace Teungué hosts relatives at Great Road while Herbert Allen of Rumford and brothers visit. Joseph Robitalle, son of Anthony and Mrs Robitalle, earns a night degree from an education school. a Bedford Junior High post is announced. U.S. Savings Bonds reminder.
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