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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1959
Page
1
Fragmented text references planning events on August 17 and a political reform plan. Mentions individuals Perry Daniels, a former fire figure called Charlie Robin, and various scattered names and addresses with no coherent event or outcome.
Charles S Robinson longtime East Cambridge court officer and 32nd degree mason died suddenly at his Walden Street home Monday morning after 40 years in Concord. Born in Chelsea he lived here 40 years and retired in January after 35 years with Middlesex County. He supported Concord High athletes and had four sons in local sports. he attended Trinitarian Congregational Church and was survived by his widow Katherine Hogan.
The Concord board of appeals issued four decisions from hearings at the Town House. Beatrice Synott of Suroad received a renewable business permit for an interior decorator. Rod & Gun Club won its petition to remove silt and fill from Angier Pond. Two other cases involved Nancy Seabury and Richard Lawrie seeking garage by law permissions. A new public hearing is planned at the Town House on Thursday Sept 17 with three cases tentatively listed, per state law requiring advance notices.
Nearly 60 Lions guests attended a swim and barbecue at the home of George W. Wilkinson on Main Street Tuesday evening. Carter was among attendees.
Concord post office seeks bids from contractors to extend a mail platform and driveway and install oil conversion work. Concord project notice issued by GSA Boston Regional Office states bids will be opened at 2 p m EST August 12.
U S lawmakers push a bill to create Minute Man National Historical Park in Massachusetts. The plan would authorize the Interior Department to acquire land in Lexington Lincoln and Concord and protect the route of the 1775 British march driven back by Minute Men with a projected cost near 4 million dollars plus 2.5 million for development.
Concord retiree Lawerence Dee hosts a birthday gathering for his father William H Dee Sr celebrating his 80th. About 100 relatives attend at Bedford Street home. Edward Dee, from New York, sends messages. The family plans a month in Ireland leaving August 3, via plane.
Local road project updates reveal added surfaces on Cambridge turnpike H avenue and Stow Road with recent pavings in town. Officials cite progress toward final surface restoration and accessibility upgrades across multiple streets including Arena terrace and adjacent paths.
Fragmented OCR text indicates newborns at Emerson Hospital with mentions of multiple families and partial names. The readable items reference a birth, parent names, and a hospital context, but details are incomplete.
A fragmentary record lists Concord Rotary members and attendees including Harold Nichols and Roland Priest, detailing club officers, history highlights, and emphasis on international service and youth programs. Names such as Charles Allen, Gordon Ogilvie, and Willam Anderson appear among the roster and committee references.
Survey results indicate a mix of continued and discontinued items including milk sales and lunch program status. Entries list numbers 777 149 886 52 931 and 8 but lack clear context. Readers should seek full report for exact interpretations and implications.
Planning Board schedules a public hearing for August 17 at 8 p.m. in the Town House court room to act on a western Lowell Road subdivision. The plan, criticized for not meeting road and drainage standards, may trigger waivers or partial compliance. public input is invited.
Fragmentary text mentions William Dehoney Charles Robinson and Lewis Cave with a youth and a motorist. The readable portion hints at a forward month to pay and an item of interest but lacks full context or coherent event.
The Concord Free Public Library Fowler Branch will operate two mornings weekly with hours Tuesday and Friday 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Additional weekday and Saturday hours are listed with Monday and Wednesday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. The library closes Thursdays and Sundays. West Hartford Conn. Mrs. Walter C Faxon reflects on longevity at 102.
About 1850 students from kindergarten to eighth grade are represented by roughly 1 400 families. Of these, 641 questionnaires yielded a two thirds response rate, indicating broad support for the school lunch and health services program.
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