Enterprise Press Marlboro Ad Specs and Rates Notice
Marlboro Massachusetts published notice gives publication details at 1908 and entailed terms for second class matter. states office hours for ad copy and subscription rates. lists addresses in Marlboro Boston and New York for advertising and representatives.
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Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Mass
Julius Mathews
Wewbury Street
Boston
Madien Avenue
New York
Maynard Building Code Defeated At Town Meeting
Town meeting attendees addressed a code developed by the planning board after months of work to prevent future Randall road development problems. A Feb 18 hearing gathered few suggestions, but early critics and absentees led to a late vote to table the measure, denying protection against lawsuits and poorly built houses.
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Maynart
Maynard
Planning Board
Fac
Randall Road
Plain Board
PLC
Grange Meet Page with Plans for Wednesday
Carlisle Grange No. 402 sets meeting this Wednesday at 8 p m with Kris Larsen presiding. Program details to be announced and refreshments served. Last week 36 visitors were recognized. speaker James A. Crockett Concord showed color slides from Maine to California. Next Saturday members will visit Billerica for the North Pomona meet.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Kris Larsen
Pomona
Lawrence N. Blanchiard
Flowere
Maine
California
James A. Crocket
Concord
Reents
Druidindried
Viata
Factores
Mem
Billerica
Maynard Selectmen Discuss Variances and Appointments
The Maynard board reviewed a 1960 re appointment request for Joseph P. Dineen as veterans agent. They considered sign by law compliance for a funeral home sign and discussed light dimming with weather. Other items included wires inspector post for Benjamin A. Bagiusik, seasonal club licenses to Polish American Citizens Club and Maynard Rod & Gun Club, and traffic and highway matters with the state and town officials.
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Maynard
Joseph P. Dineen
Randall Road
Herbert W. Martin
John Doran
Martin
Doran
Walter Carbone
Board of Appeals
Benjamin A. Bigusiak
Main Street
A. B.C
Civil Defense Agency
Surprises Planned for Stow P.T.A. Scholarship Dance
Stow residents will attend the annual Scholarship Dance at Center School from 8 p.m. to midnight, sponsored by the P.T.A. Proceeds fund a Hale High School scholarship. Local talent and Bob Zinking Orchestra from Worcester will provide music and entertainment including a Charleston revival act by five local girls.
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Stow
Center School
P.T.A
Hazel Witherbee
Lake Boon
Bob Zinkng
Worcester
Memory Lane
Nancy Goucher
Karen Katvala
Joan Cunningham
Gaye Witherbee
Blaine Paquet
Jan O’rey
Buzzy" McQuade
Glen Witherbee
Karen Hunt
Roger Witherbee
Phil Kyle
Ken Bushnell
Deaths and Funerals in Bedford and Sudbury
Obituaries note the deaths of Frank L. White of Bedford aged 87 from Hartwell road after illness with services at Pierre A. Dillon Funeral Home and burial in Shaweheen cemetery. He served on water commissioners and Bedford Progressive Association. Also Sudbury resident Herbert Lincoln Newton 78 died March 2 at University Club Boston after a heart attack. funeral at Wentworth Chapel with burial in Wadworth Cemetery. Newton had retired as treasurer of Columbian National Life Insurance.
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Frank L. White
Bedford
Hartwell Road
Pierre A. Dillon
Harold F. McDermott
St. Michael’s Church
Shaweheen
Mr. White
Scranton
Water Commissioners
Bedford Progressive Association
Louise
Ward
Marian
Sudbury
Herbert Lincoln Newton
University Club
Boston
Mary L
Cutter) Newton
Columbian National Life Insurance
Indian Ridge Road
Fennel
Newton
Wadeworth Cemetery
Wentworth Chapel
Wadsworth Cemetery
John Cummins
D. Wentworth
Lincoln-Frederick Dau Sung Chur Noted Resident of City
Sung Chur father of Mrs. An Dec 1878 and had resided here several months. He was a retired elder at Yunan University China, highlighting his longstanding ties and status in the international community.
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Lincoln
Frederick Dau- Sung Chur
Mr. Chur
I ‘Er
Yunan University
China
Mrs Addy Resigns as Clerk and Assistant Assessor
Mrs Addy of Crescent Street resigns from her posts as clerk and assistant assessor in Stow, effective April 1. She submitted the resignation to the board last Friday and mailed a copy to the town clerk, with no reason given.
Sixth Annual Exhibit and Fashion Show at Concord High
Concord announces its sixth annual exhibit and fashion show for adult education held at the high school on Wednesday evening March 16 from 7 to 9 30. Teachers will answer questions about crafts while 7 30 features a fashion show of children and adults wear produced by the sewing class under Mrs Janetus and Mrs Sweeney.
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Concord
Janet Janusas
Katherine Sweeney
Newton Holden 73 Veteran and Former Concord Resident Dies
Newton Holden former Concord resident aged 73 died Wednesday night. Born Concord January 12, 1877 son of Franklin Holden and Helen Smith he lived here until 12 years ago. An WWI navy ensign he was a retired businessman and member of Corinthian Lodge A F and A M as past master. He survived by wife Julia Tupper and sister Bessie L. Funeral at First Parish Unitarian Church with interment Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Town flag at half staff for the veteran. Arrangements by Joseph Dee and Son.
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Newton
Philip Holden
Concord
Franklin
Helen «(Smith
Holden
U.S. Navy
Corinthian Lodge
Julia Tupper
Bessie L
Hubbard Street
First Parish Unitarian Church
Arthur Roger Jellis
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Daniel Street
Joseph Dee and Son
Death of John Mullen former Potter Street resident
John Mullen 84 of Acton died Saturday night after a long illness at McCarthy Nursing Home. Born in Galway Ireland he came to Concord 38 years ago retired gardener. Survived by two sons Patrick and John in Phoenix and four daughters Katherine Kennedy Agnes Sloan Genevieve Fraticelli Margaret Eddy and several grandchildren. Funeral from Joseph Dee Son Funeral Home Tuesday followed by high mass at St Bernard's Church. Burial in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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John Mullen
Concord
Potter Street
Acton
McCarthy Nursing Home
Galway
Ireland
Annie (McDonough) Mullen
Patrick
John
Phoenix
Ariz
Vandiver M
Katherine B.) Kennedy
Donald
Agnes M.) Sloan
Umberto
Genevieve E.) Fraticelli
Roy
Margaret M.) Eddy
West Concord
Joseph Dee & Son
St. Bernard's Church
Edmund M. Higgins
James H. Connolly
Paul H. Doherty
St. Irene’s Church
Carlisle
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Higgins
Elect MacPherson Again Chairman Elect MacPherson Again Chairman
Charles D. Mac Pherson of Nagog Hill Road has been re elected chairman of the board of selectmen. Arthur W. Lee, elected Monday and a former board member, was not yet stated in full.
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Charles D. MacPherson
Stow crews honored for upholding roads after major blizzard
Stow road crews worked 32 hours straight through the early March blizzard under Street Commissioner Barclay B. Tatler. Commissioner Tutler praised the crews and residents for cooperation, noting only a few motorists blocked roads with parked cars, while most streets are now clear though some lanes remain narrow due to snow piled on the sides.
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Stow
Barclay B. Tatler
Tutler
Tatler
Acton Selectmen Accept Resignation and Allocate Town Work
Acton selectmen accepted the resignation of Arthur W. Lee as chairman of the finance committee after his election to the board. They approved a $55 bill for delivering town reports by the firemen and assigned town meeting articles to the board. A letter of sympathy was sent to the family of Louis Rubin of Roxborough, who died suddenly Monday.
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Acton
Arthur W. Lee
Louis Rubin
Roxborough
Community Center Notes West Acton
Snowstorm disrupts Community Center schedule delaying events for about two weeks. Cancellations include Modern Dance for Adults Wasih at Ballroom Arch and the film Gigi postponed to March 10 11 12 at 8 p.m. Upcoming events feature Teens roller skating Friday March 11 and a square dance with Dick Doyle on Saturday March 19.
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West Acton
Ballroom
Gigi
Dick Doyle
Three-Car Crash Closes Route 2 In Snowstorm
Police report two Route 2 accidents in heavy snow. Seda Sparling Fitchburg was hit from behind by Warren Watts Wellesley Hills, then rear–ended by Nowman Zeglinsski Am bridge, pa. All three cars towed, no injuries. Later Thomas McKenna Boston collided with Eugene Smith Roxborough truck, tow for McKenna, no injuries.
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Sergt
Warren F. Birch
ActonAt
Seda Sparling
Fitchburg
Warren Watts
Wellesley Hills
Nowman
Zeglinsski
Amibridge
Route 2
Thomas McKenna
Boston
Eugene Smith
Roxborough
Commonwealth
McKenna
Smith
Kendall
Four Injured In Head On Stow Crash Near Center School
Four people were hospitalized after a three vehicle collision on Route 117 near Stow Center opposite the Center School. George Hallodick and his passenger Robert Mullen Jr were taken to Emerson Hospital Concord with serious injuries. John Mansfield and a coworker were also treated. Marlene Saraceno struck the rear of the truck. Police investigated with Frederick Eidson arriving to transport Mansfield and coworker.
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John Mansfield
Concord
Mansfield
Marlene T. Saraceno
Northboro
Orient Garage
Winthrop Addy
Donald Dwinnell
Frederick Edwardson
West
Second Letter of Resignation At Stow As Selectmen Conduct Regular Session
Stow officials met Tuesday night in Town Hall as Reginald C. Nichols announced his resignation from the board of assessors effective March 1 after serving since 1951. The board also noted the recent resignation of clerk and assistant assessor Mrs. Whithrop W. Addy. The selectmen scheduled a meeting with the board of assessors to fill the vacancy and approved attendance at a five week selectmen seminar at Alcott School, Concord, starting April 21. Orrin Benjamin was named veterans agent, replacing William H. Peck, and the board praised Street Commissioner Barclay Tatler’s crews for snow removal after the recent storm.
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Frediano Mattioli
Maynard High
Fair Lawn High School
Victor Nicholas
James V. King
J. Wisnioski
Superior Court
East Cambridge
Appeals’ Board
Wylie Pugsley
Massachusetts Selectmen’s Association
Chapter 90
P. W.D
Harold C. Smith
Concord Selectmen
L. Morrissey
Glendale Street
J. Baritone
Leonard E. Rae
Assabet Heights
Siow- Maynard
Morrissey
Pilkington Street
Mary Pilkington
William O'Hare, Jr
Bureau of Government Research
University of Massachusetts
Concord
Nichols
Selectmen
Board of Assessors
Alcott School
ABC Commission
Orrin Benjamin
Gleasondale Road
William H. Peck
Barclay Tatler
Busy Stow First Parish Runs Lenten and Community Events
Stow First Parish (Unitarian) hosts a March lineup of activities from a six week adult discussion series to Lenten lectures in partnership with local churches. Youths traveled to Lowell for a Liberal Religious Youth Federation Play Festival. A Town planning board open meeting on March 23 is set for all residents.
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Stow
First Parish Church
Unitarian
Ronald M. ‘Mazur
Lowell
Liberal Religious Youth Federation
First
Grace Universal Church
Sailor Speaks to Club Here Next Monday
Concord Woman's Club presents a 90 minute color film on the last world voyage of the brigantine Yankee. Thomas Keith will narrate and show photographs from National Geographic. Guests include the Age Group with dessert at 1 30 and a business meeting at 2. Hostesses Mrs William J Clark and Mrs George Davidson. Give to the Red Cross.
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Sailor
Concord
Concord Woman’s Club
Thomas Keith
National Geographic Magazine
Tom” Keith
Tabor Academy
Dusty” Tuttle
James Tuttle
Wilson Road
Galapagos Islands
Pitcairn Island
Tahiti
Siam
Bali
Africa
West Indies
William J. Clark
George Davidson
Contrast of Dark Causes and Reading Eye Focus
A fragmented note discusses how sharp contrast affects eye strain when reading. It suggests that darker surroundings change perceived brightness and may influence comfort and focus in reading environments.
Town of IU Board to hold public hearing April 6 1960
The Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on April 6, 1960, at the town hall. Two petitions are listed: Joseph for a business use permit to deepen a well to 132 feet on Post Road near Union. Rosario J for a building lot on Hudson Road and Drive with a 28 foot line clearance. Each petitioner must send an authorized representative.
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Board of Aphold
Joseph
Post Road
Union
Rosario J Ba
Hudson Road
Edward E
Foreclosure Notice in Middlesex District Court
Commonwealth of Mass Land Court Case No 3124 seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Lincoln Street Concord held by Boston Savings & Loan The act provides rights to qualified parties and those objecting must respond by April 1960 or be barred The Hon John E Felquire presides on the twenty fifth day of 1960
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L. Rogers
Maynard
County of Middlesex
John E. Felquire
Conservator Seeks Allowance in Adeline Sudbury Estate
Commonwealth probate court in Middlesex assigns the conservator of Adeline M Sudbury under wardship to file for allowance. Interested parties may object in writing by the return date in Cambridge on the twenty eighth day of 1960. Witness John C quire first judge and John V Harvey register.
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Commonwealth of Massif Probate
Middlesex
Adeline M. Sudbury
Terty
Cambridge
Porenya
John C.quire
John V. Harvey
Probate petition for Mary Massarelli in Middlesex County
A petition has been filed in Middlesex Probate Court regarding the last will of Mary Massarelli of Maynard Massachusetts. Dominik Massarelli is named in the filing as interested party in the estate proceedings.
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Commonwealth of M Probate
Middlesex
Marylate of
Maynard
Dominik Massarellinard
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