Sudbury Ladies Return From Florida Trip
Mrs. Webster Cutting Mrs. Dorothy Palmer Mrs. Dorothy Poole and Miss Martha Poole returned this week from a two weeks trip to Florida. They visited Holly Hill near Daytona Beach to see Willard Powers former Sudbury residents and spent a week at Sarasota. On the way home they toured Williamsburg Wilmington Delaware and Baltimore and visited Miss Nancy Poole in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Webster Cutting
Dorothy Palmer
Dorothy Poole
Martha Poole
Florida
Holly Hill
Daytona Beach
Willard Powers
Sarasota
Ringley Brothers Circus
Williamsburg
Sudbury Bride Weds West Concord Groom at St Ann’s
Sudbury girl Marilyn Ellen Webb married Patrick Ruggiero of West Concord in a 4 PM Feb 28 ceremony at St Ann’s Church Wayland. The bride wore Chantilly lace with pearl Juliet cap and gardenia bouquet. reception for 150 at Knight of Columbus Hall Maynard followed. They plan to reside on Harrington Avenue in West Concord after a Colorado honeymoon and Mardi Gras trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Marilyn Ellen Webb
Henry A. Webb
July Road
Patrick Ruggiero
Lorenzo Ruggiero
Harrington Avenue
West Concord
St. Ann’s Church
Wayland
William J. Carty
Mabel Clair
Marion Ruggiero
Audrey Gore
Peter Ruggiero
Knigh
Columbus Hall
Maynard
Mrs. Webb
Colorado
New Orleans
Henry A. Webbs
Lorenzo Ruggieros
LaRiviere, Marlboro
Sudbury Man Appointed Clinical Psychology Consultant
Sudbury resident Theodore O Mack of Peakham Road has been named Clinical Psychology Consultant at St Pauls Rehabilitation Center for the Blind in Newton. He will direct group therapy, testing and research as the center begins its first class for newly blinded persons on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Theodore O. Macklin
Peakham Road
St. Paul’s
Newton
Thomas J. Carroll
Catholic ‘Guild For the
Macklin
Harvard College
Duke University
Boston University
American Psychological Association
Mass. Psychological Association
Mass. General Hospital
St. Elizabeth's and
Carney Hospitals
Division of Child Guardianship and
Catholic Charitable Bureau of
Cambridge
Lowell
Marie Moriarty
Pilgrim Fellowship Holds Meeting at Evangelical Church
A Pilgrim Fellowship gathering at Evan gelical Congregational Church featured an address on Judaism by Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler of Temple Emmanuel. Worcester and Temple Emmanuel high school fellows attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Center
Pilgrim Fellowship
Evangelical Congregational Church
Judaism
Alexander M. Schindler
Temple Emmanuel
Worcester
Sudbury Man Appointed Director of State Dairying Division
Aubrey W. Borden of Sudbury has been appointed director of the division of dairying and animal husbandry in the Massachusetts State Department of Agriculture. A dairy farmer for over 30 years, he was born in Framingham, studied there, and attended Massachusetts State College 1912–1916. He directed farm business for H. S. Dennison, helped run a Sudbury dairy, and serves as Farm Director for the Farmers' Cooperative Exchange. He also chairs Sudbury town boards, including Finance, Appeals, and Selectman, with service spanning 1928 to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Aubrey W. Borden
State Department of Agriculture
Borden
Framingham
Massachusetts State College
H. S. Dennison
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Post Road
Farmers’ Cooperative Exchange
Massachusetts Selective Breeders’ Association
Board of Appeals
Lincoln election set with two contests for water and school committee
Lincoln plans its annual election on Saturday March 6 with polls at the YWCA house from noon to 7 PM. Voters choose between two candidates for school committee and water commissioner. Incumbents include Mrs. Lucy Bygrave and Robert W. Scott, with challengers Eliza beth Donaldson and Edward S. Taylor. Also on the ballot is a vote on joining a regional district with Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ywown House
Robert
Lucy) Bygrave
Elizabeth C. Donaldson
Gordon ‘Donaldson
Robert W. Scott
Edward S. Taylor
William H. Davis
Christopher W. Hurd
Board of Health
Leonard C. Larrabee
Bemis Fund
Sudbury
Braintree Mother Found Wandering Near South Station
Mrs Mildred Clevelane a 31 year old mother of seven from Braintree was found wandering outside Boston South Station early today described as an amnesia victim. She had not returned home after walking to a drugstore and was taken to a hospital. her husband Roy cited emotional distress since his mother's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braintree
Boston
Mass
South Station
Mildred Clevelane
Roy
Is Your Bike Ready for Spring
Advertisement for Town and Country Cycle offers repair and sales of English and American bikes with used bikes starting at $48.50. Trade-ins welcomed. Located on New Estate Road, contact TEL. 314-11.
Town Meeting Votes Budget Totals for Carlisle
Carlisle voters approved a total budget of about 94 270 50 at a town meeting in Union Hall led by Moderator Guy W Clark. Schools received 54 745 and other allocations covered highways fire department street lighting old age assistance library snow removal general expenses cemetery and more. A new fire tank truck and a highway sand spreader were approved while a gypsy moth suppression article was dismissed and a zoning change for Sterling R Davis dwelling was rejected by the planning board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Union Hall
Guy W. Clark
Highway Department
Sterling R. Davis
Planning Board
Sudbury Red Cross Fund Drive Launches Local Effort
Sudbury March marks Red Cross Fund Drive month as the chapter seeks every resident’s help to meet a 1954 quota. Contributions support emergency aid and a Sudbury water safety program funding swimming lessons for 150 plus children each summer. Red Cross workers hope residents will answer the call and join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Henry Clay Introduces Hereford Cattle In US History
The 16th annual Farmer's Handbook and Almanac credits Henry Clay as the first to bring Hereford cattle to the United States. In 1817 he imported a Hereford heifer and a young bull to his Kentucky farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Henry Clay
B. F.ayes B
Clay
Kentucky
More Concord Students Are College Bound
Concord High reports rising college attendance among graduates. Marjorie Metzler of Carlisle has been accepted at Peter Bent Brigham and will study elementary teaching at Fitchburg Late Teachers College. Virginia Madden of West Concord plans elementary teaching at Fitchburg. David Waite of West Concord will study forestry at the University of Maine, and David DeRuzzo of West Concord has been accepted at Bates and the University of New Hampshire to major in mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Concord High
Marjorie Metzler
W. H. Metzler
East Street
Carlisle
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Virginia Madden
Edward ©. Madden
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Fitchburg
University of Maine
David Waite
David
Frederick A. Waite
Lowell Road
David DeRuzzo
Laws Brook Road
Bates
University of New Hampshire
Waite
Third Seminar on Fear by Miss Bacon at Concord Church
The third seminar for parents of retarded children at Trinitarian Congregational Church featured Helen L. Bacon of the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health discussing fear in children. She described outward and inward fears and urged calming explanation, security, self confidence, and helping the child feel needed. The fourth seminar is tonight at 8 o'clock. all interested are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Helen L. Bacon
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Lent Sermon Series Planned at Concord Church
The Concord church announces a Lent series titled The Heart Of The Faith by Rev. Robert H. Barber. Sermons run Sundays March 7 to April 18 with topics on faith power God Christ Holy Spirit church forgiveness and life eternal Easter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Robert H. Barber
Sun
God
Christ
Banfields Welcome Daughter Janet Lee
Concord couple Mr. and Mrs. George E. Banfield announce the birth of their second child and first daughter Janet Lee on Tuesday March 2 at Emerson Hospital. The baby’s older sibling is Stephen with grandparents Thomas V. Finan and Mrs Finan of Concord, and George Banfield of Stow. Great grandparents are Mrs. Margaret Cameron of Maynard and Mrs. Susan Banfield of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
George E. Banfield
Therese Finan
Elisinore Street
Janet Lee
Emerson Hospital
Stephen
Thomas V. Finan
Willow Street
George Banfield
Stow
Margaret Cameron
Maynard
James E. Finan
Susan Banfield
England
Foreigners Honored on American Postage Stamps
Foreigners honored on American postage stamps include Revolutionary War generals Pulaski Von Steuben Rochambeau De Grasse and Lafayette in a tribute issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski, von Steuben
Rochambeau
de Grasse
Lafayette
Carlisle Cubs Annual Blue and Gold Banquet
Carlisle Cub Pack No 35 held its annual Blue and Gold banquet at the brick schoolhouse with about 60 parents and friends. Mrs Bessie Pederson led the baked bean supper and cake at the head table, as den mothers decorated in blue and gold. Cub master George A Clark presided. guests included Karl V Struss Rev Brancock L Lovely Robert W MacFarland William Shumway. Awards were to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Bessie Pederson
George A. Clark
Karl V. Struss
Brancock L. Lovely
Robert W. MacFarland
William Shumway
Births at Emerson Hospital This Week
Emerson Hospital officials announce six births this week in Concord and surrounding areas. A daughter born February 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Rubin of West Concord. a son February 24 to Mr. and Mrs. William Harrington Jr of Laurelcourt RFD. a son February 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harrington of Shady Lane. a daughter February 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Orlando of Bedford Street. a son February 26 to Mr. and Mrs. James D. Covert of Dana Road. a daughter March 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Culkins of State Road RF Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Emerson Hospital
Paul E. Rubin
Main Street
West Concord
William Harrington
Laurelcourt
R.F.D
Edward Harrington
Shady Lane
Peter P. Orlando
Bedford Street
James D. Covert
Dana Road
Leon M. Culkins
State Road
R. F. D. Concord
Reservations For Club Luncheon Due By Monday
West Acton Woman's Club to observe American Home Day with an open meeting on Monday March 15 at the clubhouse. Morning cooking demonstration by Boston Edison Company. Afternoon guest Emma Falk Schofield Malden District Court. Luncheon served and reservations due by Monday March 8. Contact Mrs Henry French or Mrs Frank Turner to reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Acton to Conduct World Day of Prayer Service
A World Day of Prayer service will be held at 10 30 Friday morning at Evangelical Congregational Church. All women of the community are invited. A coffee hour precedes at 10. The service will be led by women representing local Protestant churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Evangelical Congregational Church
Bedford Couple Welcome Third Daughter Martha Susan
Bedford selectman and Mrs John F Brown Jr announce the birth of their third daughter Martha Susan born February 19 at Emerson Hospital The baby joins grandparents Mrs A Glenn Simm and Judge and Mrs John F Brown all of Bedford A community social note lists a dessert bridge party at Mrs Warren Keith home with committee members and a March 23rd meeting at Mrs Howard F Davis North Road Lenten notes from Rev Marvin L Derby and a legion drive for Korea planned for Sunday March 7th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the United Workers
Warren Keith
Fitchdale Avenue
Earl S. Atwood
Sidney W. Ingalls
Howard F. Davis
North Road
Bedford Babies New arrivals at Emerson Hospital
Bedford parents welcomed three new children this past week at Emerson Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Curran of 21 Concord Road on February 22, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Gilman of 16 Concord Road on February 26, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. De Mone of 10 Franklin Road on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Emerson Hospital
Thomas M. Curran
Concord Road
Paul B. Gilman
Earl F. DeMone
Frankin Road
Immigrant Veronicas Oath and Family Ties in Boston
The text details Veronica Reilly, daughter of Mr Doyle, becoming a U S citizen at an exergy Building in Boston. It notes her oath administered by cis Ford, her relation to Mrs and the death of her mother, and mentions the Doyle family history, Irish origins in Foxfield Cavan, Ireland, and arrival in America around February or March 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
ca_ Reilly
Ward Doyle
U. S
Exergy
Boston
Ple
Cis Ford
Veronica
Ren
Foxfield
Cavan
Ireland
Thomas Reilly
Cubs at Honor Wins in Pack Merit Awards
Concord Den honors highlight Cubma and fellow Scouts for day’s achievements. Notable recipients include Paul Dee, Lansi rence Reeves, A diam Comins, Bear Ri Charles Barker, Stephen Ka Lion Michael Briggs, Peter Dr True, and others. Webelos receive highest award as families watch Pueblo event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord — den Tendance
Meeks School
Cubma
Paul Dee
Lansirence Reeves
Adiam Comins
Bear
Charles Barker
Stephen Ka
Lion
Michael Briggs
Peter Dr True
Kip Pulis
Gold Arrow
Mark Kreu Clare
Russell Li Sperandio
Stephen Smith
Silver Arrow
Russell Linstrom
Webelos
A Pueblo
High School Girl Injured In car Crash on Main Street
A Concord high school student was injured when a car struck her while she walked toward her home on Main Street before 9 o clock Monday. Police report driver Cress, 49, of Concord, remained at the scene. The injured girl was treated locally and sent for X rays to check back injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ellen
Main
Sf Street
Cress
and Mullaney
Emerson
James F. J. Cullinane
Charles H. Dust
Deeds By Loo Local Bulletin Mentions January Town Trends
A local bulletin fragment discusses deeds by Loo in January across towns including Maynard Bedford Carlisle Concord Lexington Lincoln Sudbury and notes trends among residents. It references women painting and social observations in a casual regional notes column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Bedford
Carlisle
Concord
Lexington
Lincoln Maynard Sudbury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Italy
Poplin’s
Marilyn E. Webb
Center For Blind
Aubrey Borden
State Dept. of ‘Agriculture
London
Waite, DeRuzzo
Maine, Bates Or
N. H
Miss Bacon
Carlisle Cubs
Marvin L. Derby
Church of Christ, Congregational
the Legion
Korea
Bedford Babies
America
Viaber
Doyles
Hawthorne
Cubs AT Honor
Ing
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