Concord Briefs Reflect Community Life and Notices
The Concord Briefs report a 11th wedding anniversary for a local couple at 411 Main Street, seven children, and residency in Concord. It notes dog licensing reminders, a new birth at Emerson Hospital, and local talk on gardens by William M Cole. Also covered are Lenten services, council business, and Y F S activities at St Bernard's and Evangelical Church.
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Main Street
Marin Chambersberg
Pennsyland
Concorde
James Henry Deal
Noted Artist A. Bosley Dies at 62 in Concord
Frederick A. Bosley of Sknap Street, a respected artist and lecturer, died Sunday in Concord in his 62nd year. He spent 18 years as a later at the Museum of Fine Boston, won exhibitions and honors citywide. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Belmont with burial at Sleepy Hollow.
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Heard
Frederick A. Bosley
Sknap Street
Conn
Museum of Fine Boston
Belmont
Sleepy Hollow Comb
Concord
Sidewalk Course Announces “What Star Is That” Series
A ten session course titled What Star Is That? debuts April 2 at Stone Center for Adult Education. Charles A Jr of Harvard faculty edits the Spring booklet. The program, hosted at Commonwealth ton and Concord Library, targets 25 participants.
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eSton Center For
Charles A. *, Jr
Harvard
Unite Couple in Marriage Concord New Hampshire
Miss Helen E Berry daughter of Mrs Arthur W Berry and the late Mr Berry married Carl F Engebretsen son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Engebretsen at the home of the bride in Concord Monday evening The Rev Wilfrid Herrick Bunker of the Trinitarian Congregational church united them A small reception followed and after a brief wedding trip they will reside in Concord Both graduates of Concord High School they are employed locally with Mr Engebretsen working at the Deaconess Farm
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Concord
Helen E. Berry
Arthur W. Berry
Mr. Berry
Stow Street
Carl F. Engebretsen
Charles A. Engebretsen
Derby -Street
West Conncord
Wilfrid Herrick Bunker
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Priscilla Berry
Hugh Engebretsen
West Concorn
Ensebretsen
Concord High School
Engebretsen
High Mass of Requiem for John Kleuber
John Kleuber age 75 of Concord died last Thursday night at Emerson Hospital after a short illness. A native of Germany he was employed as a Boston glassworker. He leaves wife Theresia daughter Matilda son Henry a well known local poultry dealer and a grandson all of Concord. Funeral services were held Monday from his home with a Solemn High Mass at St Bernard's Church. Burial followed in St Bernard's Cemetery.
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Concord
John Kleuber
Old Bedford Road
Emerson Hospital
Germany
Boston
Theresia
Matilda
Henry
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Willow Lodge to Celebrate 50th Anniversary in West Concord
West Concord Rebekah Lodge No. 109 marks its 50th anniversary with a banquet at West Concord Union Church then an entertainment at Harvey Wheeler School auditorium. Guests include Clarence Giman Grandmaster and staff Mrs Mildred K. Torrey President of the Rebekah Assembly, Mrs Nellie Blood, Blanche Miller, and Mrs Inez Allen.
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West Concord
Willow Rebekah Lodge No
West Concord Union
Harvey Wheeler ‘School
Clarence
Gi'man
Grandaster
Mildred K. Torrey
Rebekah Assembly
Ee i
Nellie
Bila
Perason
Marlborough Enterprise Fetes Fiftieth Anniversary
Massachusetts officials congratulate Dustin Lucier publisher on fifty years of the Marlborough Enterprise and related weeklies. Messages from Middlesex County officials praise coverage, editorial work, and community service with hopes for continued success.
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Mr. Dustin
Lucier
Marlboro Enterprise
Marlboro
Massachusetts
Mr. Lucier
Enterprise
Court House
Robert F. Bradford
Dustin
Marlborough Enterprise Marlborough
Middlesex
John J. Smith
County OF Middlesex
East Cambridge
Marlborough Enterprise
Marlborough
Mass
Charles P. Howard
Mr. Peets
Marlboro Daily Enterprise
Hudson Daily ‘Sun
Five Weekly
Maynard Enterprise
Acton
Dustin S. Lucier
Maynard Board Warns Licenses Could Be Revoked
The Maynard Board of Selectmen notes noncompliance with town regulations on selling alcoholic beverages in clubs restaurants taverns package stores and drug stores. It warns that failure to comply could lead to suspension or revocation of existing licenses.
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Maynard
Board of Selectmen
No Action at Bus Hearing in Sudbury
Residents attended a Lovell Bus Line hearing to arrange Sudbury services but selectmen and the Line achieved little. A second hearing is presumed to be scheduled soon with more citizen input anticipated.
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Sudbury
Lovell
Tin cans called off in Middlesex County defense plan
Middlesex County Extension Service says saving tin cans is a false alarm and not a national defense movement. Grease saving is considered more important and may see coordinated collection efforts.
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Concord
Middlesex County Extension Service
Funeral for Edith F. Chase Held in Concord
The funeral for Edith Frances Chase longtime Concord resident and former assistant librarian died last Thursday at a Natick rest home was held Saturday morning at Trinity Episcopal church Rev Charles Russell Peck officiated and interment was at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery She leaves a brother Frederick H Chase a Federal judge
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Concord
Edith Frances Chase
Natick
Trinity . Episcopal
Charles Russell. Peck
Redox
Sleepy © Hollow
Miss Chase
Oncord
Funeral for S. P. Peterson in Lexington
Funeral services were held Monday at the Marshall Memorial Chapel in Lexington for Lorren P. Peterson a former Concord resident who died Saturday at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. Rev. Larson officiated and burial was in Westview cemetery. Peterson a farmer in his 56th year native of Denmark lived in Lexington 25 years and left a wife Florence and several children.
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Concord
Marshall Memorial Chapel
Lexington
Lorren P. Peterson
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Larson
Westview
Petersen
Denmark
Florence
Cornell dormitory elections appoint campus leaders
As a result of Women’s Self Government Association elections at Cornell University, dormitory vice presidents and cottage presidents were chosen for next year. Among them is Miss Irene S. Zellin of Bedford elected vice president of Sage dormitory.
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Women’s Self Government Association
Cornell University
Irene S. Zellin
College of Arts and Sciences
Bedford
Sage
Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen Club Banquet Honored New Officers
The Concord Musketaquid Sportsmen Club held its annual banquet and meeting at the Colonial Room of the Howard Johnson restaurant last Thursday evening. New officers named include President Jack Hilliard South Acton Vice President C Drechsler Maynard Secretary Leslie C Anderson Maynard Treasurer Glenwood C Swett Maynard, with a three year board of directors featuring Dr C Lawrence Clark South Acton Frederick Nolan William Rollius Archie P Simpson and retiring president. Motion pictures shown by Rothwell N MacRae and others were well received.
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Concord
Musketaquid Sportsmen ‘Club
Howard ‘Johnson
Jack Hilliard
South Acton
C. Drechsler
Maynard
Leslie C
Archie
P. Simpson
Ifilliard
Rothwell
MacRae
Heyliger Tops Concord Pistol Meet With 282
In Concord patrolmen pistol shoot at the town house range last Tuesday night Johan Almon Heyliger led with 282 points of 500. Team totals read 1082 for Team 1 and 965 for Team 2. the fourth match will be held this week.
Reward for Industry Quote by Benjamin Franklin
A concise paraphrase of Benjamin Franklin noting that industry brings reward with the line God gives all things to industry. This reflects Franklin's emphasis on industrious effort as the path to success.
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Benjamin Franklin
Unclear Meeting Notes Highlight Irish Theme Event
Fragmentary report of a gathering with Irish themed entertainment including pictures by Joseph Dee and accordion performances by Thomas J Flanagan and Arthur Adams. Mentions birthday card shower, executive committee, Miss Maude, Lillian Borvson, and a next meeting scheduled for April first.
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Arthtram Parke
Joseph Dee
Ireland
Scotland
Thomas J. Flanagan
Arthur Adams
Bers of
Concord Grange
Townsend
Occasio Ans
Concord widow Ellet in White Holbrook 71
Mrs Ellet in White Holbrook 71 a Cambridge widow of Frank Holbrook died last Saturday. She was a native of North Lincoln and resided most of her life in Concord. The funeral was held yesterday morning followed by a requiem at St Bernards. Burial was in St Bernard Cemetery.
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Concord
Ellet
Holbrook
Cambridge
Frank “Holbroeener
Emerson Hos
North Linco
St. Bernagt
St. Bernaxtery
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