Trapp Family Singers to Perform at Veterans Hall in May
The Trapp Family Singers from Austria will perform in peasant costumes with instruments such as the spinet and viol da gamba. Led by Rev. Franz Wasner, they will present old church music, Tyrolean folk songs, and new transcriptions of American and English melodies, tracing their rise from a castle home near Salzburg to international concert stages.
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Jon Werner
Shanna
Agathe
Hed ‘Martina
Rosemary
Pfranz Wasner
Austria
Austrian Alps
Father Wasner
Trapp
America
Mme Lotte Jelmann
Georg von Trapp
Rupert
Johannes
Salzburg
Italy
St Bernard's minstrel to open May 6 in Concord
Concord report announces St Bernard's annual minstrel show to be staged May 6 at 8 PM in the Veterans Building. The event returns after a two year gap with Rev Michael J Burke as honorary chairman and Rev Mark P Sullivan directing, featuring six end men and a large cast.
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Concord
St. Byard
Veterans Building
Michael J. Burke
Mark P. Sullivan
Basil H. Maguire
Lincoln
Mary McHugh
Charles F. Mayo
Terrence J. McHugh
Thomas J. Burke
Charles E. Mara
J. James W. Powers
James H. Dee
Monument Hall
Walter A. Quinlan
St. Bernard’s Cyo
Committee forms to organize hall event seating and tickets
A large committee of workers has been organized to handle props and assist Father Sullivan the spiritual director. Because the hall seating is limited, those who have not yet obtained tickets should do so immediately.
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Father Sullivan
Minstrel Show at Southboro Rod and Gun Club Well Received
The Southboro Rod and Gun Club minstrel show played to a full house at Town hall last night and drew howls of laughter from the attentive audience. Director Steve Bray received many congratulations for a fine performance, and the cast was praised as the best amateur entertainment in the community for many years. Princess Charlotte, wife of George III, was mentioned in relation to the event.
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Southboro
Rod and Gun Club
Town Hall
Steve Bray
Mrs LeSieur Birthday Party Held At Home
Felix LeSieur hosted a birthday gathering at 138 Bro Street for Mrs. LeSieur with three grandchildren Douglas and Donald Peltak and Donna Marie Hamel presenting a May basket. Guests included Roland Hamel Rita Greska and many LeSieur relatives and friends sharing refreshments and a central pink and white birthday cake.
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Marlboro
Felix LeSieur
Bro _ street
Anthony Peltak
Martin Street
LeSieur
Douglas
Donald Peltak
Donna Marie
Hamel
Feltak
Roland Hamel
Rolande le Sieur
Felix le Sieur
Roland
Rita Greska
Claudette
Donald
Russell
Richard le- Sieur
George Hughes
Mary Wheeler
Felix Hughes
Donna Marie Hamel
Robert Peltak
Robert
Soves
le- Sieur
North Easton
May Festival Feature Will Be Baby Show
Marlboro A Community May Festival highlighted by a baby show will be sponsored by the Ladies Circle at the Baptist Church on Winesday afternoon May 7. The program opens at 2 30 with the baby show in the vestry followed by the toddlers in review. At 4 o'clock a big parade of children with decorated doll carriages strollers carts tricycles scooters bicycles on wheels to glorify by the youngsters will march up Witherbee street around the square returning to the judges stand at the church gates. The May Queen will be crowned in a ceremony in the vestry after the parade and Russell Burgess magician will entertain. Many prizes will be awarded for entries in the show and parade and refreshments will be on sale. The committee looks forward to a hearty response and includes Mrs Fred Brid Bes Mrs Ellsworth Browning Mrs Weston Browning Mrs George Cadieux Mrs Lester Davis Mrs Eugene Espie Mrs Ernest Faunce Mrs Alfred Flint Mrs Norman Forbush Mrs Russell Graffte Mrs John Lowell Mrs Earl Morin Mrs Earl Neifl Mrs Roland Nichols Mrs Charles Palioca Mrs Percy Sharpe and Miss Ethel Sowerby.
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Marlboro
Ladies Circle
Baptist Church
Witherbee Street
Aria Russell Burgess
Fred Brid. Bes
Ellsworth Browning
Weston , Browning
George Cadieux
Lester Davis
Eugene Espie
Ernest Faunce
Alfred Flint
Norman Forbush
Russell Graffte
John Lowell
Earl Morin
Earl Neifl
Roland Nichols
Charles Palioca
Percy Sharpe
Ethel Sowerby
Marjorie Morse Betrothed To Pittsfield Man
Marjorie Morse of Burlingame California is engaged to David L. Strout of Pittsfield. Strout is a Navy veteran and Morse, niece of Harold S Morse of Pleasant Street, will graduate from the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence. A summer wedding is planned at the home of Mrs. Wesley H Bronson in Belmont.
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Marlboro
Ricard S. Morse
Morse
Burlingame California
Marjorie
David L. Strout
Roy M. Stror
Pittsfield
Strout
Navy Air Corp
Harold S Morse
Pleasant Street
Rhode Island School of Design
Providense
Rhode Island
Preparing For First Communion at St Ann's Parish
Twelve children eight girls and four members of St Ann's parish prepare daily for their First Communion. They receive after school instruction from the Venerini sisters and are to be served by Rev Henry Borelli on Soliday May 25th.
Mattei Family Welcomes Son. Violet Metalava Bride
Mrs. Violet Metalava of Mahoney City PA is the mother of a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mattei of Philadelphia PA. The younger Mattei resided in before entering service in the war.
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Eat
Pasquale
Son
Atta Michael Mattei
Philadeh Pennsylvania
Violet .Metalava
Mahoney City
Pennsylvania
Mattei
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