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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1957

Page

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Eve of Ides of March echoes in Bedford and Concord

Fragmentary notes show local events around April 20 including a Day program, meetings in Bedford and Concord, a gymnasium dedication, and discussions on market projects. References mention Lexing ton sessions, a TV episode, and community planning amid unclear dates and attendees.

Anick Willer Bedford Terry Johning Lexington Nick Macone Concord Concord Wakefield

Local Craft Sale Opens Throughout Week

A neighborhood shop hosts a handmade goods sale this week from 10 to 4 daily. The event features jewelry and crafts created by local women and runs at the storefront near Trinitarian Church.

fEN's NOTES board of select drawing' of for traverse East Cambridge

German, 2 Sunny Ralph C. Carin, fe both of West.

Board of Select Drawing Traverse East Cambridge Sunny Ralph C. Carin West

Concord School Group to Attend New England Council Conference

Concord School Committee members will attend the annual conference Friday March 22 at the Hotel Bradford Boston. Dr J Paul Mather UMASS president will speak on Education is a Dangerous Thing. Five panel discussions will cover teacher shortage citizen participation secondary education instruction of retarded children and merit salary. Panelists include Henry Toy Jr Archibald B Shaw and Matthew P Gaffney.

Concord Concord School Committee Bradford Boston New England School Development Council J. Paul Mather University of Massachusetts Henry Toy, Jr National Citizens Council For Better Schools Matthew P. Gaffney Harvard Graduate School of Education Archibald B. Shaw Scarsdale N.Y Concord Public Schools Efde Sniik New England

P T A Meeting at Thoreau School Auditorium

West Concord and Thoreau Wheeler P T A gather at Thoreau School Auditorium with speakers led by Mrs. Helen L. Bacon of the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health. President Carl Sproul will preside at 8 o'clock and fifth grade parents supervise refreshments.

West Concord Thoreau-Wheeler P.T.A Thoreau School Carl Sproul Helen L. Bacon Massachusetts Department of Mental Health

Police blotter and local burglary report from Concord area

A Concord Carlisle resident sought quick help at the police station for a severe head pain and was taken to Emerson Hospital where he reported surreal experiences but was diagnosed with a minor issue. A burglary on Sudbury Road led to missing TV and vehicle damage estimated at 150 and 100 dollars. Youth groups plan meetings at Evangelical Free Church and Highland Baptist with guest speakers and a youth night program.

Concord Carlisle Emerson Hospital

Concord-Spring Chamber Meets With Carl Sheridan Talk

Concord Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting on Tuesday March 19 at 6 30 PM at Howard Johnsons. New members welcome executive George E Erickson says President John K Damon will preside guest speaker Carl Sheridan state commissioner of public works will discuss new construction focusing on Routes 110 2 and 62.

Concord Concord Chamber of Commerce Howard Johnson George E. Erickson John K. Damon Carl Sheridan Framingham

Reappointments Made by Concord Town Manager

Concord Town Manager Theo dore M Nelson and selectmen approve reappointments across town offices. Appointees include Town Clerk Cornelia M Lawrence for one year and Town Treasurer Miss Mary E Sheehan for one year. Public Welfare board member Mrs Helen B Shaw for three years. Other posts include Police Chief Robert E Kelley, James E Finan Sr, Frank J Gower, Works committee Thomas Flint John D Shaw for three years, Board of Health Alan J Fox, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Committee members J Barrett Wood Charles W Dee Charles R Voit for one year, Recreation Commission Richard F Wood Clifford A Pulis Mrs B.

Concord Theodore M. Nelson Guara Cornelia.m. Lawrence Mary E. Sheehan Board of Public Welfare Helen B. Shaw Robert ‘E. Kelley James E. Finan, Sr Frank J. Gower Thomas Flint John D. Shaw Board of’ Health Alan‘ J. Foxs Ren Garden Charles Sleepy Hollow Wood Chiarles Ww Dee Charles R. Voit Richard .F. Wood Clifford A. Pulis

Roland Hayes to Sing at Local High School Recital

Roland Hayes, famed tenor, will give a recital at the high school auditorium on Sunday March 24 at 3 30 p m. The event is sponsored by the Mental Health Association of Central Middlesex and reflects growing local interest.

Concord Roland Hayes Central Middlesex

Tenor to perform Concord concert with Dowland to Wolf

Tickets on sale at the Music Shop for a Concord concert featuring songs by Dowland Cavendish Purcell Schubert and Wolf plus Negro spirituals. Accompanist Kathleen Adams, Concord's noted pianist, will accompany.

Concord Dowland Cavendish Purcell Schubert Wolf Kathleen Adams

Middlesex North Pomona Hosts Tyngsborough Meeting

Several Carlisle Grangers attended a monthly Middlesex North Pomona meeting Saturday at Tyngsborough Town Grange. A delegation joined Monday night for Dracut Grange supper meeting.

Carlisle Middlesex

Grange Booster Night Planned by Concord Grange

Concord Grange No. 150 holds Booster Night on Tuesday March 19 at 8 at Harvey Wheeler Auditorium. Guest speaker is Mrs Dorothy Worden past state lecturer. Pupils of Phyllis Richards class will entertain. Spike Sateen refreshments to be served. A mammoth whist party benefits cancer campaign. further details to come.

Concord Concord Grange Harvey Wheeler Dorothy Oe Worden Phyllis Richard Spike Sateen Grange Benefit of

Concord Town Manager Shares Ongoing Public Works Plans

Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson reports work has started on alterations to the public works building off Lowell road to add office space for the light, water, sewer, building inspection, highway and other departments. John Tocci and Company of Watertown is the low bidder at 23945 dollars. 25900 dollars was voted for the project. Nelson expects two new police cruisers to arrive soon and plans to hire a town engineer with a 10000 dollar budget. He will meet Friday night with accounting heads to plan town machine billing. Richard J. Loughlin must resign from the recreation commission. a replacement will be named by Nelson.

Concord Theodore M. Nelson Public Works Lowell Road John Tocci, and Company of Watertown Nelson William H. Kemp Old Bedford Road Allan Spurr Independence Road Richard J. Loughlin Recreation Commission

Concord Births At Emerson Hospital This Week

Concord births recorded at Emerson Hospital include a son to Mr and Mrs S Gordon Dickson 27 Pleasant Street West Concord March 5 a son to Mr and Mrs James Hollenkamp 230 Commonwealth Avenue West Concord March 6 a daughter to Mr and Mrs David Belk Nap Street Concord March 8 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Strater Coburn 15 Southfield Circle Concord March 10 a son to Mr and Mrs Edward Rander 19 Church Street West Concord March 10.

Concord Emerson Hospital S. Gordon Dickson Pleasant Street West Concord James Hollenkamp Commonwealth Avenue David Belk- Nap Street Strater Coburn Southfield Circle Edward Rander Church Street

Woman's Club notes arts day at Concord

The Concord Woman's Club hosts an art day with remarks from state federation officials and greetings. Vice-President's Day activities were led by Mrs. Calvin H Brown. Mrs. Harold J Ames served as general chairman. Hostesses included Mrs. Alden H Russell and Mrs. Robert E Rader. Future department meetings were announced for March with dates and hosts. Annual meeting set for April 9 at the 1775 House in Lexington. tickets from Mrs. Kenneth V Martin.

Helene Connith Boston Fie Calvin H. Brown Henry A. Webster Harold J. Ames Alden H. Russell Robert E’ Rader Department Philip Smith Webster Lexington Kenneth V Martin

McWalter Elected Bar Vice-President

Judge Maurice Walter of Concorde District Court was elected vice president of the Middlesex County Bar Association. The announcement came at a Tuesday banquet in a Boston hotel. Walter has 20 years as a lawyer with six years as assistant district attorney and ten as an associate justice. he is married with six children.

Concorde Associ Ustice Maurice Walter Mainstreet Middlesex County Bar Association Boston McWalter Foe Concord District Court

King's Daughters Meet in Vestry for Coffee Hour

The King's Daughters will gather in the vestry of the First, for a coffee hour at 7 30 p.m. before the adult class on Unitarianism.

Hawthorne School List Science Fair at Concord

The annual science fair at Rose Hawthorne High School in Concord runs from Friday to Sunday with Sister Irene Rita in charge. Exhibits will be set up on the pupil and parents and friends are welcome. prize winner will advance to the arch diocesan fair in April sponsored by a Boston newspaper.

Concord Rose Hawthorne High School Irene Rita Prigé Archdiocesan Boston

Concord High School Inducts National Honor Society Members

Members of the National Honor Society at Concord High School include senior inductees Thomas Caldwell Bradford Mattison Mary Clahane Alfred Baptiste Beth Googins Marilyn Hughes Francis Lavery Barbara Murray Sandra Rice Emily Ridout Marilyn Smith John Valentine John Vietas. Juniors inducted are Rebecca Brown Edward J Chase David Evans Martha Kline and Nancy Taft.

Spe Oes Concord High Schoo Martha Kline Diane Little Joan Lamar Barbara Murray Nancy Taft Beth Googins Phyllis Campobasso Emily Ridout Patricia Fulton Sandra Rice Nancy Duggan Marilyn Hughes Mary Clahane Marilyn Smith Dorothy Bowering John Valentine Richard Evans Bradford Mattison Francis Arnold Alfred Baptiste Frans Lavery Thomas Caldwell John Vietas Edward Chase Concord High Concord Wiew Concord High School Bradford Mattison Francis Lavery Sandra ‘Rice Rebecca Brown Edward J. Chase David Evans

Solemn Requiem Held for Former Concord Resident

Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Loughlin Fairbrother, former Concord resident and widow of John H. Fairbrother, were conducted in Pascoag, Rhode Island, with a solemn high mass. Burial followed in Whitinsville. Surviving are brothers James H. Loughlin of Concord and Edward F. Loughlin Sr. of West Concord, five children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

Concord Helen (Loughlin) Fairbrother Pascoag R.I Whitinsville John H. Feirbrother James H. Loughlin Edward F. Loughlin West Conward

Hawthorne Pupils Compete in Quizdown Show

Concord school joins in a Concord-Y day quiz event staged by a Boston newspaper and Boston radio, featuring Rose Hawthorne pupils. Participants include Kathryn Chisholm and Michael Young of Grade 4, Margaret Booth and Paul McQuilkin of Grade 5, Jeanne Cahill and Paul Young of Grade 6.

Concord Boston Rose Hawthorne Rosary "Academy of Watertown Kathyrn Chisholm Michael Young Margaret Booth Paul McQuilkin Jeanne Cahill Paul Young

Waxing Wire Clotheslines Provides Corrosion Protection

A brief note highlights that waxing wire clotheslines offers protection against corrosion and prolongs the life of laundry lines.

Concord Committee To Mark Holiday With A M Program

Concord officials plan a morning Good Friday program on April 19 to avoid church noon services. Easter Monday events moved. Patriots Day track meet postponed. Ceremony at Old North Bridge includes Cant Isaac David sword presentation and readings by Concord Acton officials.

John .M. Eaton, Jr Concord Corcord Stns Geeaarlleny Company H 82Nd Infantry MING Old North Bridge Board of Selectmen of Concord Isaac David Sword

Committal Here For California Man Roy R Shrewsbury

Committal services were held Sunday at Sleepy Hollow cemetery for Roy R Shrewsbury 63 husband of the late Mary Tewksbury Shrewsbury The Rev Robert H Barber of Trinitarian Congregational Church officiated Burial was in the Tewksbury family lot He was a private school teacher Surviving son Thomas of San Carlos California The death occurred February 3

Concord Sleepy Hollow Roy R. Shrewsbury Mary (Tewksbury) Shrewsbury Robert H. Barber Trinitarian Congregational Church Tewksbury Shrewsbury Sames Tewksbury Ranitarian Tional Church Thomas San Carlos Cal

W P A Workshop Named Where Are We Going

The Woman's Parish Association will hold an all day workshop in the vestry of the First Parish Unitarian Church Monday at 10 30 a m lasting until 2 30 p m Coffee will be provided and participants should bring their own lunches The program is titled Where Are We Going.

Woman's Parish Association First Parish Unitarian

Only 19 Permits $78,560 Building Here In New Year

Only 19 building permits have been issued this year totaling 78,560 in construction. January yielded 10 permits and three dwellings at 14,500 on James Upland road 12,500 for Willard Andersen 10,900 for J Gill.

Concord James Upland Road Willard Andersen Main Street J. Gill Laurel Street

Concord Players announce spring production The Desperate Mary

The Concord Players reveal a spring show directed by Mary Alice Thoma with performances on April 25 26 and 27. The announcement highlights the production and director.

Concord Players Mary Alice Thoma

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