Bedford History Society展示珍贵旧契约与文献
Bedford History Society在公众场合展示珍贵历史文献与旧契约。多件由 DL Jewett 先生带来,部分记录来自 Young 夫妇及 Deawne、William B. 及 Miss Album 等成员收藏,展品横跨多世纪。
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
20
Bedford History Society在公众场合展示珍贵历史文献与旧契约。多件由 DL Jewett 先生带来,部分记录来自 Young 夫妇及 Deawne、William B. 及 Miss Album 等成员收藏,展品横跨多世纪。
A Sunday closure marks the first time the turret station will operate all day on Sundays. The event notes anti submarine Ace Auroiial Wilits to be honored as a Augusta World War II hero with a named ceremony.
Mrs Charlies H Towl hosted the D A R gathering at her Concord home for an Old Concord program. Regent Mrs Victor E Pe announced incoming sales and a Plaza event set for March 24 25 with guest Jennifer Dole. Mrs Towie chairs the citizenship Pilgrim committee and has long served in that role.
Revolutionary advance in soil cultivation introduced by Sencati Automotive. The ROTOTILLER combines plow harrow and motor driven rotating blades to produce a uniform moisture rich seed bed to nine inches depth. Demonstrations include brake service, starter ignition generator overhauls and carburetor work with free demonstrations offered.
A middle ground chapter member and genealogical committee member spoke on Old Days and Ways listing Wilgrims Par' tans and Winthrop era 1630 settlers with 1000 people bringing wealth and cattle. She referenced election cake and beer the pine tree shilling Harvard College 1653 Indian College Backstone Farm Boston Common Gov Winthrop Milk Street Fanueil Hall weather vane black glower Blue Laws and more. A tea followed served by Mrs Peppard and Mrs Herbert B. Smith.
Miss Mary Champney visits her parents Mr and Mrs George M Champney at home after two years serving as a nurse at the U S Hospital Mt Edgecumbe near Sitka Alaska She plans to return by plane.
Concord and Lexington Boston College Club members heard Sev J Raime a Hungarian Jesuit guest speaker in Lexington last Sunday night. Fr Psie a friend of Cardinal Mindszenty spoke on Lif Behind the Iron Curtain followed by a question period.
The inter-community cancer committee includes Bedford Lexington Lincoln Concord Weston and Waltham with Bedford Miss Mildred Coggin public health nurse and Mrs Charles F Murray named to educate on cancer facts. Arthur H Hayden will lead the April fund drive and the group will meet in Waltham later this month to finalize plans.
The Concord based 182nd Infantry Massachusetts National Guard received favorable reports from a federal inspection held last week at the State Armory. Inspecting officers included Col. McNaught Col. Regan Maj Quinn Cummings Whitney. The 86th A G F band performed post inspection and Tech Sergeant Freeman spoke on interior guard duty. Training covered machine gun drill mortar tests and defense concepts led by Lieuts Linscott Dee Colleton Shelley. The unit prepares for its Patriots Day military ball on April 19.
The Bedford Progressive Association held a Wednesday evening card party at the club rooms. The special prize was won by Mrs Jenks. High bridge scorers included Mrs Thomas Polco and Mrs Charles Barrett among others. Whist winners featured Mrs Cora Flannery and Mrs Bessie Nuzzio Agrillo. Refreshments were served to the committee and another party is planned.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Zednick found perch on Saginaw Bay after moving his ice fishing line to an open water area created by high winds. He carried a five gallon pail and worked the edge where the fish concentrated.
A Bedford drive seeks residents over 15 to sign up for free chest X rays in the week of March 21. Volunteers canvass homes, note preferred times, and notify applicants for two morning clinics from 10:00 to 12:30 outside the junior high school, with capacity for 100 per hour, in cooperation with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
Miss Atwood daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl S Atwood of 21 Webber Avenue was married to R Robert Riessle Jr Saturday. A shower at the Riessle home drew relatives and friends from Bedford Clinton Reading Nashua Middlesex Arlington Heights and nearby towns. A second party at Mrs Joseph Busa’s Lexington home featured a pink and white decor and a large cake cut by the bride to be with refreshments served.
Hudson area readers note an early spring trend as Patrick HM Gill reports uncovering cropland growth with two inches of soil rise indicating advancing seasonal conditions.
Readers may submit their photographs for an opening tea and exhibit. Participants will be judged by age and compared with friends' work. The event aims to be valuable to exhibitors and engaging for the public.
Dog lovers in Concord are invited to enroll in new obedience training starting March 25 at the Mark Elliott barn. Bert Turnquist, a renowned trainer, will lead the sessions.
The Holy Name men will go to confession on Saturday and receive Holy Communion in a body at Sunday Masses. At St Bernard's Church a gathering is planned with Our Lady Help of Christians and coffee served downstairs. The monthly meeting at St Bernard's is set for Sunday night at 7 o'clock.
The fragment references a scheduled event at St Jude with a 7 30 time and a sale at a mill on Saturday. Details are unclear but indicate planned activities or bookings on a weekday and weekend.
Alta's Salon at 50 Park Street Hudson markets itself as a shop of distinction offering unexcelled permanent waving. Proprietor Mrs Alta with 17 years of experience advertises hair shaping and treatments for work-related effects, aiming to refine an atmosphere of skilled care and client satisfaction.
The article touts Ford as a leading name and highlights Broad's Garage Inc in the area. It notes the shop offers modern repair equipment and skilled technicians delivering dependable service for any size repair job.
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