Concord Enterprise masthead and publication details
The Concord Enterprise issue provides publisher and office addresses in Marlboro and Concord Massachusetts. It lists editors and advertising policy notes, Eastern representative agencies in Boston and New York, and subscription rates including single copies and yearly price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Madison Avenue
New York
Advertising Copy Deadline Notice
Advertising copy must be in the office by 2 o'clock Wednesday, one day before publication. This notice details submission timing for advertisers.
Nashoba Health Dept Schedules Polio Clinics
The Nashoba Health Department announced two make up polio clinics in Westford and Lunenburg amid the Rhode Island outbreak. A total of 634 shots were given with 58 first 144 second 98 third and 328 fourth or more. most recipients ranged from 21 to 40 years old.
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Rhode Island
Nashoba Health Department
Westford
Lunenburg
Nashoba
Concord Woman Seeks 13th Middlesex District Seat
Concord resident Patricia C. Hamilton 36 announces her bid for state representative of the 13th Middlesex District which includes Concord Maynard Stow and Carlisle. A Democrat and nursery school operator, she favors a fresh non partisan approach to state government and notes no opposition in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex
Patricia C. Hamilton
Oxbow Road
Maynard, Stow
Carlisle
Keith Martin
Hamilton
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Fire Alarm Box Bids Awarded and Board Reviews Complaints
Acton board of selectmen awarded a Hodson Fire Equipment contract for five automatic grounding type fire alarm boxes at 837 total after opening bids. The meeting included 13 attendees and two complaints about Stow street traffic and late night noise. A traverse juror was selected for East Cambridge Superior Court. A Boston Edison and New England Telephone petition granted for poles on Coughlin and Billings streets. License signed for Carn Gras at Acton Youth Center Inc.
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Acton
Charles D MacPherson
Board of Selectmen
Edwin H. Christofferson
Superior Court
East Cambridge
Stuart MacGregor
Hodson Fire Equipment Company
Hodson
John Holmes
David Sironem
John Lennon
William Pyrro
Pyrro
Walter J. Fitzgerald
Joseph Murphy
David W. Hartwell
Thomas Dodger, Jr
Raymond Rouillard
Robert Halloran
Boston
Edison Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Coughlin Street
Emergency call reports father in shock taken to hospital
West Acton resident Richard Howe reported at 7:55 a.m. Saturday that his father James, 52, was in a state of shock. Patrolman Robert A. Bartlett transported him by cruiser ambulance to Emerson Hospital.
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West Acton
Richard Howe
Central Street
James
Emerson Hospital
Robert, A. Bartlett
Selectmen Deny Pineknoll Permit
Maynard application from Pineknoll Acres Inc to build a home on Lot 1 in Pine Knoll Acres subdivision denied by the board as lot not yet released by the planning board per June 12 minutes. Planning board chairman Carol Mistretta and secretary Worsley Fardy appeared to discuss the subdivision.
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S Maynard
Pineknoll Acres, Inc
Pine Knoll Acres
Board of Selectmen
Planning Board
Carol Mistretta
Worsley Fardy
Selectmen
Acton Court Case: Proko Guilty of Speeding
Acton resident Peter B. Proko, 22, Worcester, pleaded guilty to speeding in Concord district court. Sergt. Chauncey R. Fenton Jr. stopped him July 1 at 1 06 p.m. on Nagog Hill road. Associate Judge Maurice McWalter presided and fined him five dollars.
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Acton
Peter B. Proko
Worcester
Sergt
Chauncey R. Fenton, Jr
Concord
Serst. Fenton
Nagog Hill Road
Maurice McWalter
Crew greet Ike at Newport as French family visits
Navyman West Acton-James French serves aboard the U.S.S. Patrick Henry during President Eisenhower's Newport visit. His wife and two children visited her parents at 304 Central Street before returning home. Stevie stayed with grandparents Vernon and Mrs. Smith. The family lives in Groton Connecticut.
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West Acton
James French
Eisenhower
Newport
R. I
Battaglia Announces Birth of Son at Waltham Hospital
Bedford notice states Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Battaglia of 57 Neillian Way welcomed a son Sunday at Waltham Hospital. Mrs. Irvin M. Puffer of Hartwell Road vacationed in Casco Bay, Me., hosted by Dr. and Mrs. John Japp in Carlisle. Mrs. Earl S. Atwood of 21 Weyper Avenue hosted the 1940 Club dessert card party with prize winners Mrs. E. Grove Smith and Mrs. Roderick D. MacLean.
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Frank A. Battaglia
Neillian Way
Waltham Hospital
Irvin M. Puffer
Hartwell Road
Casco Bay
John Japp
Concord Street
Carlisle
Earl S. Atwood
Wevper Avenue
E. Grove Smith
Roderick D. MacLean
Concord Final First-Half Standings Report
The Concord final half standings of the P. O. N. Y. Baseball League list Ww in 28ers 5 GOO Agents 32 Fencemen 14 Elections 14. The brief notes the top teams and point totals in a compact league update.
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Concord
P.O. N. Y Baseball League
GOO
Ireland barbecue by local sister draws 500 crowd
Concords Lorraine Flannery sponsored Ireland's first chicken barbecue serving about 500 people with a 58 piece Dublin band, Kerry Dancers and a chorus. The Flannerys plan a fifth annual Medical Missionaries of Mary barbecue in Winchester on Aug 17 from 5 30 to 9 pm at 1 Arlington Street with tickets by Aug 15.
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Concord — Sr. M. St. Vincent de Paul
Lorraine Flannery
Ireland
Dublin
Kerry
John J. Flannery
Medical Missionaries of Mary
Arlington Street
Winchester
Country Club
Fire and community notices from Acton events and incidents
Concord firefighters reported 174 alarms and 137 ambulance calls through Tuesday. A cabinet fire at Box 24 was stopped by a 300 watt bulb burning through a partition. A baby was revived and hospitalized after a residence call to Patrohman and Mrs. Salva tore Silvio, Jr. Acton Youth Center seeks festival funds for a Carni Gras Aug 5 6 7 Route 111 West Acton with chicken barbecue fireworks parachute jump and demonstrations.
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Concord
Sabatino Finocchio
Patrohman
Salvatore Silvio, Jr
Acton Youth Center
West Acton
Boxboro
Acton Auxiliary Fire Department
Robert A. Bartlett
Windsor Avenue
Massachusetts
Public Hearing on Earth Removal in Sudbury Aug 24 1960
Sudbury Massachusetts Earth Removal Board sets a public hearing for August 24 1960 at 8 00 PM in town hall to address earth removal petitions. Notices cover Walter Griffin and Edward Lyons properties detailing road abutments and bypass plans. Petitions require presence of petitioner or authorized representative. Charles D Preble clerk.
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Town OF
Sudbury
The
Earth Removal Board
Mass
Walter and
Marguerite Griffin
Peakham Road
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edward J. Lyons
Hobart Street
Brighton
Boston Post Road
Post Road
Charles D. Preble
Deaths and Services in Sudbury and West Concord
John M. Glidden 78 of Sudbury died at home after 40 years in town formerly with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Survived by daughter Mrs. Ellsworth Tebo. Funeral held at Marlboro with Rev. Ernest Bodenweber. burial in Sudbury Town Cemetery. Col John C. Dolan U S Army (Ret) of West Concord died at home after long illness. Former superintendent of Massachusetts Reformatory, military career spanning WWI and WWII. Survived by wife Frances C. Powers, two sons Maj. John Jr and William, three grandchildren. Full military rites. flags at half staff. Winfield W. Ricker 50 of Bedford died suddenly. funeral at First Parish Unitarian Church in Bedford with burial at Green Cemetery Carlisle. Bears escort by Patrolman Richard Hartwell. several locals attended.
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John M. Glidden
Sudbury
Boston Post Road
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Corporation
Connecticut
Mt. Lebanon Lodge
Masons
Boston
Ellsworth Tebo
John P. Rowe
Marlboro
Ernest Bodenweber
West Concord
John C. Dolan
U. S. Army
Ret
Massachusetts Reformatory
Dee Road
Concord
the Reformatory
Company I
Plattsburg
N. Y
LaBalbonne
France
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Holy Name
Massachusetts National Guard
Massachusetts State Guard
23Rd Infantry
Frances C. Powers
Maj
John,Jr
William
Joseph
Woburn
Catherine Logan
Somerville
Joseph Dee & Son
Lewis F. Kearn
Our Lady of ‘Christians
Thomas F. Brosnan
Reformatory
John E. Bowen
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Ralph Sheridan
James W. Powers
Otis M. Whitney
Alexander F. Mackeachern
Michael J .Dee, Jr
Willia A.hagerty
John O’grady
Francis Corcoran
James Ring
Holy Name, Legion
Company D
Henry C. M. Helsher
Bedford
Winfield W. Ricker
Hartford Street
First Parish Unitarian Church
Arthur Boyer Jellis
Green Cemetery
Carlisle
Forrest
Lexington
Richard Hartwell
Patrick Genetti
Frank Genetti
Albert Larsen
Michale Mandrioli
Darrell B. Mattison
Rudolph W. Currier
Funeral Services Held for Edwin L. Frye in Sudbury
Edwin L. Frye 41 of 443 Peakham Road died Saturday at Marlboro Hospital. A Newton native and World War II veteran, he taught at F. A. Day Junior High Newtonville and was a member of Memorial Congregational Church. Funeral services were conducted there. Arrangements were by Freedom Wentworth and Sons Funeral Service Wal tham. He is survived by his wife Vera Frye, his mother Mrs. Willard H. Frye, two daughters Jill 14 Barbara 10, two sons Edwin Jr. 16 Steven 6, a brother Robert A. of Auburndale, sisters Mrs. A Dorothy Sanderson Wayland and Miss Elizabeth Frye Seattle, and several nieces and nephews.
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Sudbury
Edwin L. Frye
Peakham Road
Marlboro Hospital
Newton
Newton High School
Fitchburg
Freedom Wentworth and Sons Funeral Service
Waltham
Vera
Kenny) Frye
Willard H. Frye
Jill
Barbara
Edwin, Jr
Steven
Robert A
Auburndale
A. Dorothy Sanderson
Wayland
Elizabeth Frye
Seattle
Wash
Wright and Stygles Rites Held for Local Residents
Services for Mrs Anna Lester Wright 58 of Brooks Pond Road Spencer were conducted Monday at Fowler Funeral Home with Rev Lawrence OBrien of the Methodist Church officiating and burial in Glenwood Cemetery. She died last Saturday at Hahnemann Hospital Boston after living in Spencer twelve years. Survived by husband Willis G sister Betsy Faust. James Joseph Stygles three year old son of William F and Barbara Stygles of 25 Reed Street died by drowning Monday while vacationing in New Hampshire. The family formerly lived on Virginia Road Concord.
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Maynard
Anna
Lester) Wright
Brooks Pond Road
Spencer
Hahnemann Hospital
Boston
Fowler Funeral Home
Lawrence O’brien
Methodist Church
Glenwood Cemetery
Willis G
Betsy Faust
Bridgeport
Conn
James J. Stygles
Lexington
James Joseph Stygles
William F
Barbara (Richardson
Stygles
Reed Street
Louis H. Spencer
St. James of the Apostle Church
Arlington
New Hampshire
Stygiles
Virginia Road
Concord
Charles G. Similia
Grand Avenue
Mass. Memorial Hospital
Clarence A. Rantala
Mount .Calvary Baptist Church
West Acton
Waino Ojalehto
George Ojalehto
Harold Similia
Howard Johnson
Charles Williams
Tenho Suolama
Finland
American Woolen Company
Saimi
Rachael
Victor
Fitchburg
Hulda Ruusila
Isabelle M. Linney
Bedford
Isabelle (McKelvie) Linney
Great Road
William L. Linney
John
Stamford
William
Roxborough
Nelly Coye
Waltham
Mabel Sargent
Braintree
Etta Sawyer
Florida
Arthur
Acton
James
Providence
Reg William
Philadelphia
Douglass Memorial Chapel
Kenneth McKellar
Westview Cemetery
North Lexington
Notice of Board Actions on August 23 Petitions
The board met in the town to consider petitions related to auto paint selling and meat handling indoors. The notice describes aims to sell automobiles and perform repai and assembly services along with duct work and non retail activities.
Fragmentary 1960 Public Works Notice From Middlesex Court
A garbled 1960 public works notice references Bate Middlesex Ward and an estate of Fr Thompson. Names appear garbled but indicate a ward court allowance and a probate or public sale context with mentions of F. Francis W. Richard P. Clark and Floyd Wards.
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Na Way
F. Francis W
Richard P. Clark
Clarence E
Wi Public Works
Commonwealth
Bate Middlesex
Fr Thompson
New Ham
Cabool
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Natick—Olympic
Northboro Grange Hall
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P.O.N.Y. League
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Macrae
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Downs and Warehouse
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Anna Wright
Charles G. Simila
St. Louis
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St. Louis Browns
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Cay Ton Edison Railroad
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