Marlboro Enterprise Ad Copy Deadline Notice
The Enterprise Press Inc Marlboro Mass notes final advertising copy must reach the office by 2 o'clock Wednesday for the next Thursday issue. The paper cites 1908 era rates and local representation across Boston and New York.
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Concord Enterprise
The
Enterprise Press, Inc
Liberty St. Marlboro
Mass
R. W. Currier
Main St
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May
Concord
Pen
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Enterprise Press Inc
Juius Mathews
Newbury Street
Boston
Julius Mathews
Madern Avenue
New Yok
Concord Town Manager notes and planned town projects
Town Manager Theodore M. Nelson met with Dorothea K. Harrison at the Old North Bridge to discuss landscaping and fencing at the battleground. Tax rate decisions are due in a couple of weeks after assessor action, then state approval. A 65 aerial ladder truck should arrive late this month and the police fire station may be ready by May 1.
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Concord
Theodore M. Nelson
Dorothea K. Harrison
Old North Bridge
Battleground
Nelson
General Building Committee
William Halsey
Concord Board Notes Move April as Cancer Control Month
The Concord board notes report a letter from R. E. Cushman acknowledging a post office inquiry. They set April as Cancer Control Month and consider a request from Walter A. Brown for a Concord volunteer to chair the cerebral palsy campaign starting May 9. Israel Cohen asks help to lobby FCC to raise WCAP Lowell power from 1000 to 5000 watts. Robert E. Sheehan acts as chairman in Harold C. Smith’s absence.
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Concord
R. E. Cushman
United States
Walter A. Brown
Israel Cohen
WCAP
Lowell
Concord Board
F.C.C
Robert E. Sheehan
Harold C. Smith
Last Registration Here This Friday
Concord voters may register before the April 26 presidential primary at Town Hall this Friday March 25 with the board on duty 9 am to 10 pm. At Harvey Wheeler School a public session Tuesday night added 12 new voters all from West Concord.
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Concord
Board of Registrars
Harvey Wheeler School
West Concord
Bloodmobile Visit Lincoln April 8
Concord Red Cross launches a one day bloodmobile trip to Lincoln on Friday April 8 at First Parish House Bedford Road from 1 30 to 6 45. Mrs James C Livengood chairs the arrangements and extends participation to nearby towns. Call Mrs Livengood for details.
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Lincoln
Concord Red Cross
Red Cross Bloodmobile
James C. Livengood
Branch
First Parish House
Bedford Road
Red Cross
Lay Brothers to be Guests at Trinity
Lay brothers of the Taize Community in Concord ta Taize are visiting Massachusetts and staying at Packard Manse in Stoughton. Trinity Church invites all interested to hear them speak Sunday at 7 30 p m at the parish house for an ecumenical outreach program.
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Taize
France
Cluny
Massachusetts
Packard Manse
Stoughton
Trinity Church
LWV Ready for Campaign List Workers
Concord members of the League of Women Voters will conduct its finance drive through April 13. Anyone wishing to contribute may send gifts to Mrs. Philip R. Vance at 9 Adams Road.
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Concord
League of Women Voters
Philip R. Vance
W. Allinsmith
H. E. Anderson
W.o.apthorp
W. S. Archi
H. L. Arnold
M. Baker
N.beecher
G. K. Bell
G. S. Brown
E. C. Brown
H. Cabot
A. B. Cole
R. Croft
E. W. Tuttle
J. H. Volkmann
E. K. Warren
R. F. Warren
F. Wheeler
W. G. Whitman
T. M. Whiting
Mrs. Vance
Adams Road
Winners Of Bridge Tournament Listed In Acton
West Acton Friday night bridge results show winners Richard Evans and spouse in first place. Second place goes to Leona Woodworth and George Hatch. Third to Butler and Otto Pasanen with Minnie Campbell and John McLaughlin in fifth. The weekly event runs Fridays at 8 pm for locals and nearby communities.
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West Acton
Richard Evans
Leona Woodworth
George Hatch
Butler
Otto Pasanen
Minnie Campbell
John, McLaughlin
William Bush
Acton
Lincoln Woman Mourns Sister in Hudson Death
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Hedviges Symond of Lincoln in the death of her sister Mrs Domingas Cardoza Rodrigues 79 in Hudson last Friday. The funeral was held in Hudson on Monday morning.
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Hedviges Symond
Lincoln
Domingas (Cardoza) Rodrigues
Hudson
Added enrollments in Crumlin Farm spring courses
South Lincoln lists new adult education enrollments at Crumlin Farm for spring. Mrs. Raymond E. Militzer of this town joins, along with Mrs. Thomas K. Sherwood, Mrs. Charles Wear of Concord, and Mrs. Malcolm Young of Sudbury.
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South Lincoln
Crumlin Farm
Raymond E. Militzer
Thomas K. Sherwood
Charles Wear
Concord
Malcolm Young
Sudbury
Mosquito Control Budget Reduced Amid Debate
After lengthy talk the annual mosquito control funding was cut from 6000 to 3500. David Garrison argued the pests pose little long term harm and spray damage to nature. William Drury backed the cut from Drumlin. Dr John D Crawford urged continued funding to combat gypsy moth and warned higher future costs.
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David Garrison
Nature
William Drury
Drumlin
John D. Crawford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lincoln
Miss Putnam Chosen for Wellesley College Choir
Concord resident Eleanor Putnam at Pope Road has been selected for the Wellesley College Choir. A freshman, she serves as class executive committee member and dormitory representative for service organizations. She graduated from Concord Academy and will join a schedule including fall vespers, a Christmas program, and a baccalaureate ceremony. A joint program with Williams College is planned for Sunday, April 10.
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Concord
Eleanor Putnam
Pope Road
Wellesley College
Williams College
John W. Putnam
Miss Putnam
Wellesley
Campus Social Service Association
Concord Academy
Recent Arrivals At The Hospital
Concord newborns welcomed at Emerson Hospital include a son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaus Pacholski born March 7 at 5 Old Stow Road a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Magurn born March 8 at 44 Hub Bard Street a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Mattison born March 9 Williams Road a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spring born March 10 Nimroad Street and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Lombardo born March 13 Bedford Street.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Stanislaus Pacholski
Old Stow Road
Francis Magurn
Hubbard Street
William Mattison
Williams Road
Joseph Spring
Nimroad
Angelo Lombardo
Bedford Stret
Troop II Planning Court of Honor at Thoreau School
West Concord Troop 133 Boy Scouts of America will hold a court of honor at Thoreau School Auditorium Monday March 28 at 7 p.m. Parents relatives and friends are invited to witness advancement in rank and scouting skills. Scoutmaster Michael Gormely also announces a troop committee meeting Monday April 4 at 8 30 p.m. and all interested parents are urged to attend.
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West Concord
Boy Scouts of America
Thoreau School
Michael Gormely
Middlesex School Pupils on Spring Vacation Through March 31
Local Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus met at Sacred Heart Retreat House in Waltham with Louis J. Venti presiding. The 40 hour devotion ended with a Sunday high mass at St. Bernard's Church. TV channel 2 will air Lester F. Whitney discussing home equipment for spring, with Marjorie M. Merchant on spring meat supplies.
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Middlesex School
Fourth Degree
K. of C
Sacred Hear
Waltham
Louis J. Venti
Faithful Navigator
St. Bernard’s Church
Channel 2
Boston
Lester F. Whitney
Marjorie M. Merchant
Disaster plan committee to meet at Emerson Hospital
The Concord disaster plan executive committee will hold its regular monthly meeting at 9 p.m. on Tuesday March 29 in the Emerson Hospital assembly room with Dr Francis C McDonald as chairman. A New York UPI item notes RCA Boat Victrola plays records upside down to keep the needle in place during boat motion.
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Concord
Disaster Plan Executive Committee
Emerson Hospital
Francis C. McDonald
New York
UPI
RCA
Sudbury Sophomores Host Big Dance with Island Theme
Sudbury's sophomore class staged a prom like dance with a South Seas motif in the WCOP High School U.S.A. contest. Bud Kelly Tom Evans John Scott and Paul Coss led activities awarding radio and records prizes. Over 400 attendees applauded John Black and John Garrison for art deco decorations.
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Sudbury
Bud Kelly
Tom Evans
John Scott
Paul Coss
Patter
Platter
U.S.A
South Seas
John Black
John Garrison
Irene Tutung
Lincoln Six Contests on Saturday at Lincoln
Six contests are on the ballot in Lincoln for Saturday March 26 with polls 12 noon to 7 pm at the new fire station. Incumbents face challengers for moderator selectman and other offices including school committee planning board and museum director positions.
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Lincoln
They New Fire Station
Atty. J. Lewis Cunningham
South Acton
Charles Y. Wadsworth
Donald P. Donaldson
Eliot V. Grabill
Robert M. Malloy
Henry A. Sturm
Albert E. Nelson
Elizabeth C. Donaldson
Helen B. Gilroy
Planning Board
R. Langdon Wales
Donald C. Loveys
deCordova and Dana Museum
John Quincy Adams
Ralph J. Ruoco
Fire Destroys Small Cottage in Carlisle
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a two room unoccupied cottage off Brook street early Monday evening. Neighbors alerted firemen who found a mass of flames. Snow in nearby woods kept the blaze from spreading and there was ample water. Chief Waldo D. Wilson estimated damage at $1000 and noted the owner was Mrs. Burrill of Medford, sister-in-law of the late State Treasurer Fred Burrill. Fire marshal Lieut. David Murphy inspected the ruins on Tuesday for clues. No outside help was needed.
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Carlisle
Brook Street
Waldo D. Wilson
Burrill
Medford
Fred Burrill
Wilson
David Murphy
New Circulation Assistant Named To Local Library
Concord announces Dorothy Johnson as the new circulation assistant at the Concord Library. She holds a BA from Juniata College and 35 library science credits from Florida State University, with over 12 years in libraries, including three years as elementary school librarian in Orlando. Dorothy Nyren, head librarian, is also a Florida resident and former head of the Daytona Beach Library.
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Concord
Dorothy Johnson
Concord Library
Juniata College
Florida State University
Johnson
Orlando
Fla
Dorothy Nyren
Florida
Daytona Beach
Stow Grange Master Announces Year Program Changes
Stow Grange master Roland Wright of Gleasondale announced date changes for the rest of the year. Upcoming events include the annual spring fair booster night and shorter programs to be announced.
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Stow— Grange
Roland Wright
Gleasondale
Old-fashioned hand cranked telephones linger in Minnesota
About 16 000 old fashioned hand cranked magneto phones remain in use in Minnesota according to the Minnesota Telephone company.
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Minnesota
Rev Menk to Speak on Understanding Prayer at Lenten Institute
Rev Sidney G Menk newly elected executive secretary of Boston City Missionary Association will address the Lenten Institute at Trinitarian Congregational Church on Wednesday March 30 at 8 p m in the parish hall. He comes from a Presbyterian background in New York City and the New York Council of Churches. Leo Blum will lead devotions and Ellis Walker will preside. Mrs Otis Birdsall will oversee refreshments.
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Concord
Sidney G. Menk
Boston City Missionary Association
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Monk
Boston
Presbyterian Churches
New York City
New York
Mock Trial Presented by D A Staff at Emblem Club
Concord Emblem Club No 206 hosted a Mock Trial by staff from District Attorney John J Droney's office at Ells Hall after their regular meeting. Robert Barton presided as judge with James Waldron prosecuting and Bernard Bardley defending. Mrs Ferne Kelley served as program chairman.
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Concord
Concord Emblem Club
No. 206
Dist. Atty. John
Droney
Ells Hall
Robert Barton
James Waldron
Bernard Bardley
Ferne Kelley
Wetherbee Promoted to Manager of New First National Store
George W. Wetherbee, longtime First National employee, rises from Concord clerk to manager of the new First National store on Wood Street in Lowell. He has 15 years with the bank, previously led a Maynard store, and resides in South Acton with his wife and children. He belongs to the Concord Rod and Gun Club and Assabet Beagle Club.
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Concord
George W. Wetherbee
First National
Wood Street
Lowell
Maynard
Wetherbee
South Acton
Concord Rod & Gun Club
Assabet: Beagle
Bedford News Briefs: Funeral, Break-In, Rummage Sale
Constance Donovan mourns her father Demetrio Leon with services in Woburn. A Center School break-in yielded minor science-kit losses, suspected youthful activity. A rummage sale at Fellowship Hall opens 8:30 a.m. hosted by Ball & Chain Club. Bedford Pre-School P T A meets at 21 Elm Brook Road. Mr and Mrs Paul Courtog lous welcome a daughter Nancy born in March at Lawrence.
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Fellowship Hall
Ball & Chain Club
Lloyd
Paul Courtoglous
Barbara McNealey
Hilda Road
Nancy
Mareh
Lawrence
Lincoln Women’s Society Auction at First Parish Church
The Lincoln Women’s Society hosts an auction at First Parish Church on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Doors open for inspection from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. and the public is welcome.
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Lincoln Women’s Society
Huge turnout at CE rally in Carlisle
A large attendance filled the Sagamore Union C E Intermediate and junior rally at Carlisle Congregational Church on Sunday. Participants included Russell Bearce, Robert Jack, David Dutton, Leonard Waterman, James Gumner, with Lynn Williams and Sheryl Shumway in a vocal duet and Mrs. William Shumway at the organ. Bible drill winners were Intermediates Ellen Bearce first and Lyn Booth second, juniors Philip D White first and Marietta White second. Rev. George Baybrook spoke. Rev. Robert B. Dempsey and Mrs. Everett Aho led the groups.
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Carlisle
Sagamore Union C. E
Carlisle Congregational Church
Russell Bearce
Robert Jack
David Dutton
Leonard Waterman
James Gumner
Lynn Williams
Sheryl Shumway
William Shumway
Ellen Bearce
Lyn Booth
Philip’ D. White
Marietta White
George Baybrook
Revere
Robert B. Dempsey
Everett Aho
Shumway
George W. Dutton
Concord Hit Run Case And Local Break-ins Reported
Concord police solved a hit run on Main near Derby in 13 minutes with a vehicle by Richard G. Clark of Lexington identified by debris. Clark admitted the crash and will face leaving scene charges. Two weekend break-ins at Graydon Smith on Main and Tom's Food Mart on Lowell Road yielded a missing air conditioner and $400 value. The column warns about youth motor vehicle use amid concerns of broader gang activity linked to Arlington.
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Wm. J. Costello
Concord
Main Street
Derby Street
Winfield Goodale
West Concord
John Tayner
Maynard
Richard G. Clark
Lexington
Clark
Graydon Smith
Hig
Route 62
Tom’s Food Mart
Lowell Road
Arlington
Baby Taken To Emerson Hospital After Choking Incident
South Acton police responded to a 10:02 p.m. emergency Tuesday as three month old Brian Tornell at 189 High Street choked and struggled to breathe. He was rushed to Emerson Hospital and placed in an oxygen tent by Dr. Jack Holmes with Dr. Mary Donald assisting. the father accompanied the child.
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South Acton
Chancey R. Fenton, Jr
Brian ‘Arthur Tornell
High Street
Emerson Hospital
Jack. K. Holmes
Mary Donald
Workers Thanked in Carlisle Fund Campaign
Carlisle town chairman Mrs. William J. Megowen expresses public thanks to donors and to her workers including mesdames Turley Brown McCloud Prechenback Ryan Cann Flannery Lama Lambe Reynolds Bickford Crowe Macone Lord Worsham Erwin Goshgarian Wright Cutter for support in the heart campaign.
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Carlisle
William J.megowen
Heart ‘Campaign
Turley
Brown
McCloud
Prechenback
Ryan
Cann
Flannery
Lama
Lambe
Reynolds
Bickford
Crowe
Macone
Lord
Worsham Erwin
Goshgarian
Wright
Cutter
Guest preacher at Lenten service at Our Lady Help of Christians
Rev Fr Armour of Stiz matines preached at Our Lady Help of Christians Church during the Lenten service last night. Weekly services include rosary litany sermon and benediction each Wednesday at 7 45. Willow Rebeka Lodge 1 C C F held a regular meeting at Union Church Monday with Hor tense Locke as noble grand presiding.
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Fr. Armour
The
Stizmatines
Our Lady Help of Christians Church
Willow Rebeka Lodge
1.C.C.F
Union Church
Hortense Locke
Noble Grand
Acton Week Police Reports Note Vehicle Crash and Vandalism
Police log details a Thursday crash at Spruce and Arlington in Acton injuring Harry Holt and prompting transport to Emerson Hospital. Friday and Saturday see arrests for unauthorized target shooting, vandalism at Louts Acton Grammar School, and a breaking and entry at the regional high school with the perpetrator appre hended by school authorities.
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Anderson
Holt
Allston
Cambridge
South Acton
Louts Acton Grammar School
Foreclosure Mortgage Bill In Essex County Superior Court
In Essex County Superior Court a bill in equity filed by Joshua A. Gold and DeVito mortgage holders seeks foreclosure by power of sale against Francis C. Tribed and Eileen D. Thibeault of Georgetown for property at 6 Caribou Street Medford. The case, under Soldiers Civil Relief Act considerations, requires writs and answers by April 5 1960. Clerk duties and Chief Justice signatures are noted.
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S. S
Francis. C. Tribed
Eileen D. Thibeault
Georgetown
Essex
West Neings Bank
Joshua A. Gold and
DeVito
Luing
Gage
Caribou Street
Francis C
Tirety
A. D
Paul C. Renquire
Edward J. Sil
Probate Court for estate of Josephine B Prendergast
A petition to probate a will for Josephine B Prendergast of Concord Middlesex seeks executors Thomas E Prendergast and John P Prendergast without bond. Objections must be filed in Cambridge by 10:00 AM on April 20 1960. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Judge. March 21.
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Middlesex
Josephine B. Prendergast
Concord
Thomas E. Prendergast
John P. Prendergast
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Esquire
New High Plans SHC to Rotary
Concord, three the State Public Wi mens led by Rez ton engineer spoke and guests of Cone Club Thursday n Johnson's Their subject Accelerated Highway projected by Goy. program chair land Priest preside Nichols presided Makeups of Inter W Dee Ernest Verr L Bumford Renee Priest all at Bedford F Clark Vero Beach Liam K Walters Smethurst both at Samuel G Kent at Albert M Coffey at Priest at Los Ang George F Rohan at Clayton Mersereau
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Concord
Wimens
Rezton
Cone Club
Johnson’s
Goy. Com
Preside Nichols
Inter
Dee
Ernest Verr L. Bumford
Renee Priest
Bedfor F
Will of Annie B Yakne Acton probate filing in Middlesex
Commonwealth probate records announce a petition to admit a will for Dora A Berriman as executrix in Middlesex, with bond without surety. Persons with interest may appear in Cambridge Court by 3 PM on April 13 1960 to contest or defend the instrument.
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Middlesex
Annie B. Yak
Acton
Coun
Trust estate notice in Cambridge court appears
Fragmentary notice dated in the county references Orion O Ames trust and a trustee presenting an allowance. It directs filing a written appeal at Cambridge court on a specified return day with witness John noted.
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Commonwealth of M Probate CO
Middlesex
Orion O. Ames
Herbet
Said
Lowance
Cambridge
John
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